Naval Battalion disbandment case sees intervention request
Equity Court No 2 heard petitions from J B Becher Jr and John Lewis Smith seeking to intervene on behalf of Philp B Keefer Fabian Nole and James T Frazier enlisted men not in the Naval Battalion Their aim is to block Brig Gen Harries Order disbanding the unit and to secure pay and commissions for cruises The hearing continues next Wednesday with representation by Maj W S Theges as J A G of the Columbia militia
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Justice Stafford
Equity Court No. 2
J.B. ‘Echer, Jr
John Lewis Smith
Philp B. Keefer
Fabian Nole
Jame T. Frazier
Harries
Philip B. Reefer
Fairian F Noo
James T Frazier
Cormand
Marhinia
Naval Battalion
Dugthe Stafford
Randelph & Brummett
Wiliam Lantz
George H. Marines
National Guard
Uigners
Jen Harries
Weither
Col
Brétt
W. 8
Theges
Vasitat
Columba
Uruguay denies hostile stance toward United States
Mr P Reqnena Bermudes charge d affaires of Uruguay stated that Uruguay is not aligned with any South American nation against the United States at the Rio de Janeiro pan American conference. He said Uruguay will attend, continues cordial ties with the U S, and has sent government instructions on the proposed programme to the conference committee.
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P. Reqnena Bermudes
Uruguay
United States
Atso
Dressmaker and Cabin Passenger Arrested for Laces Smuggling
Mrs Marjorie Mulhall a dressmaker and cabin passenger on the Baltic was arrested on the White Star Line pier on March 9 by customs officials for smuggling lace valued at 180 dollars not declared. Laces were found concealed on her person and were described as wrapped around her limbs and clothing during inspection.
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New York
Marjorie Mulhall
White Star Line
Battle
Clarkson
Mulhall
Rasgcovitz
Norman
Dixon protests Clansman play conduct in Washington
Thomas Dixon Jr complains that a Washington performance of The Clansman misrepresented events and that he was unfairly accused of forcing a speech. He states he did not appear until the third act and was heckled by fraternity members while his name was mispronounced. He asserts he gave a brief reply and then left.
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Washington
Nelse
Foo
Kappa Aiptns
Funeral for James Clark Held in White Oak
The funeral of James Clark of White Oak Maryland who died Thursday was held yesterday afternoon at the home of a daughter Topham 42 A Street Northwest The body will be interred today at Hanover Pennsylvania
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James Clark
White Oak
Topham
Hanover
Funeral of Mrs Kearney at St Matthew's Church
Funeral services for Mrs Katherine A. Kearney, who died Thursday at her home on JSG Lestreet, will be held today at St Matthew's Church. Burial will follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery. William H. Goofyear, curator of drawings artefacts at the Brooklyn Museum, has been elected an honorary member of the Society of Architects of London.
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Katherine A. Kearney
JSG
London Society
William H. Goofyear
Brooklyn Museum
Society of Architects of London
Georgetown Law Debates Open Next Friday at Gaston Hall
A public debate series at Georgetown University School of Law opens next Friday in Gaston Hall with new medals for each debate prize. A Notre Dame team will not debate. Examinations for first and second year law classes occur midweek as new term begins with lectures from Justice Gould Prof Douglass Justice Wright and others on criminal law real estate wills and corporate topics.
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Gaston Hall
Richard J Watkins
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Justice Gould
C. A. Douglass
Justice Wright
Justice Stafford
M. I Colpert
United States
Baker
John W. Yerkes
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Manufactures Faces Growth And Independence
Chief Tella notes progress since the bureau’s founding about a year ago as Gol. John M. Carson urges its independence and larger aid. He cites 4,000 answered letters with four clerks and outlines plans for global consular data and a manufacturers directory to boost U S trade. The unit started with 12,000 annual funds and few staff, then added four agents to analyze unmet demand abroad. The bureau seeks more clerks and funding to educate manufacturers and expand its influence on national trade growth.
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Tella
United States
John M. Carson
Bureau of Manufactures
Col. Carson
Panama
China
South America
Canada
Educational Society meeting ends with disruption at Eastern High School
A meeting of the Educational Society at Eastern High School turned chaotic as ten unruly youths were ejected. The next morning several students admitted smeared Amburger cheese on stairs and doors, creating a strong odor and forcing a suspension.
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The
Educational Society
Eastern High School
Policemen on Carpet Before Commissioners For Trial
David Crouch of the Fifth precinct was found guilty of neglect of duty and fined ten dollars by the police trial board, with the commissioners approving. Private Albert Nantz of the Ninth precinct also faced neglect of duty and a ten dollar fine. Other cases: Private George Hilton cleared of charges. Crossing Policeman Alexander Elliott found not guilty of arresting John Callahan without provocation. Papers sent to Commissioners for approval and dismissal of charges where appropriate.
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Albert Nantz
Police Trial Board
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Sergi. Anderson
Plemmons
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Creach
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Nantz
Teadly
Trial Board
George Hilton
Fourth Precinct
Tral Board
Ida Owens
Linworth Place
Hen Story From The Yard Ends In Silence
A rural father recalls a strange scene with a hen at his house as he fed grain and string was pulled. The bird laid 400 yards of twine in chest while the man tried to untangle it, the hen finally stopped eating and refused further food.
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bin Jook
Judge Speer Saves Time In Westcott Deposition Hearing
In Savannah on March 3 Judge Speer completed the Westcott deposition read in New York before Commissioner Shields, shortening the proceedings by a full day. Henry L. Stinson testified, the only interruption in the reading. National Bank Examiner Johnson, custodian of case records, will next testify on financial evidence tied to Greene and Gaynor and Carter.
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R. F. Westcott
Oberlin M. Carter
Shields
New York
Federal Court
Southern District of Georgia
Greene
Gaynor
Henry L. Stinson
United States District Attorney
Westrott
Marlon Erwin
National Bank S Examiner
Johnson
Carter
Fitzgerald Held In Death Of Former Judge Nowlin
Coroner's jury holds Leo Fitzgerald responsible for the death of A. W. G. Nowlin a former Richmond judge and state representative. Nowlin died after a fall at the Central Uran Mission where he served as night clerk following disputes about Fitzgerald's intoxication. The grand jury will investigate and Nowlin's funeral is set for 3 pm at the mission auditorium officiated by Rev. Richard FPerdee Williams. Liquor Seized At Dispensary In Charleston
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A. W. G. Nowlin
Richmond
Fittzgerald
Central
Uran Mission
Judge Nowlin
Judge Nowin
Grand Jury
Mission
Richard Fperdee Williams
Admiral Beardsley Dead at Atlantic City
Rear Admiral Grove Beardsley medical director United States Navy died Thursday in Atlantic City information reached the Navy Department yesterday Born in Verona New Jersey in 1898 he joined the navy as assistant surgeon in 1861 and served in the Civil War He later held positions at New York and Washington Navy Yards and at the local yard before retirement January 22 1900
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Beardsley
United States Navy
Atlantic City
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Admairal Beardsley
Verona
Naval Service
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Brooklyn
Washington Navy Yard
Lst of Officers of the Navy
Poultry Dealers Fight DC Undrawn Fowl Ban
Poultry and fish dealers in Washington oppose calls to ban undrawn poultry and argue such regulation would wreck their business. They describe cold storage practices claiming long preservation times and insist fresh fowl must be sold to housewives. They say cold storage is essential and that legislation is misplaced.
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7. L. Jotmeon
District of Columbia
Johnson
Washington
Brooklyn
Needham Debating Society Wins Contract System Debate
At George Washington University the Needham Debating Society defeated the Columbian Society in a debate on canal building. Needham argued for contracting work to finish the canal faster with less political influence, citing Taft and engineer Wallace. Judges included William R. Vance and Chaplain Cowden.
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House
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Columbian Debating Society
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Eer
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Wallace
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Department of Law and Juris
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House of Representatives
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Arena
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Lundy
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cLhe Society
Adam M. Bertor
The
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Herbert W. Meyers
Medallions Authorized For Pike Celebration by Congress
The House of Representatives yesterday authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to furnish the Zebulon Montgomery Pike Monument Association with 1,000 medallions in silver or bronze. The group aims to honor the 16th anniversary of Lieut. Pike's Southwest expedition and exploration of the Upper Arkansas Valley including parts of Kansas Colorado and the Territory of New Mexico near Pike Peak Colorado.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Zebulon Montgomery Pike Monument Association
Lieut. Pike
Upper
Arkansas Valley
Kansas
Colorado
New Melon
Pike. Peak
Colo
Will of Lawrence Pike Graham Probate Bequeaths to Relatives
The will of Lawrence Pike Graham, late colonel in the United States Army, was filed for probate yesterday. Household effects go to William M. Graham, a portrait to Mrs. Kittie Lemly, with the remainder left to the American Security and Trust Company to invest 3000 dollars and pay income to Miss Fanny G. Halyburton for life, then to Mrs. Nannie Overton. The trust pays several bequests to Frances G. Overton, Virginia Gwynn Adams, Mrs. Frederick B Jones, and others, with any surplus to Mrs. Overton. The will, dated August 20, 1905, names the American Security Company as executor.
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United States Army
L Street Northwest
William M. Graham
Kittie Lemly
H. RB. Lemly
United States Array
American Security and Trust Company
Fanny G. Halyburton
Ite
Nannie Overton
Frances G. Overton
Louisa County
Virginia Gwynn
Adams
High Bridge
Frederick B Jone
City
Overton
American Security Company
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