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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
10
A garbled court report discusses a criminal case with defense counsel assertions about circumstantial evidence. The narrative mentions memoranda, exchanges of trade freedoms, and references to a bench decision while illustrating confusion over what actions were taken and by whom.
A fragmented OCR text traces a public works topic with references to roads and local officials. It mentions a bond or act approval process, road improvements, and political figures involved in a 1910 era context. The readable parts show a discussion of funding and approval for road projects and governance actions.
New York March 12 Mia Janet Phillips sues C W Chapin multimillionaire in supreme court seeking 1000000 alleging he promised to marry on January 3 1902 but married Elizabeth Jenison Chapin on November 21 146. Chapin founded National Starch Company and served on its executive committee before retiring from business.
Government lawyers urge dissolution of the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger in a broad 600 page brief. Attorney General Wickersham Kellogg and Severance prepare oral arguments after April 1. They trace origins to Edward Warriman and associates and challenge an Eighth Circuit ruling. The case hinges on competition, service quality, and suppression of new railroad lines.
New York March 12 A federal Sherman Act case opens with prosecutor Wise asserting a conspiracy to restrain trade based on the Mosaic commandment against covetousness. Defendants include former American Sugar Refining officials and directors, with witnesses Freeman and Kissel detailing loans and control of the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company.
At Cumba Guey Cuba the veterans assembly, held after a long night, applauded General Fernandez de Castro who warned that any new US intervention would meet Cuban resistance as bravely as in the fight against Spain. The group also agreed to push for an investigation into the wealth sources of all administration members including the president.
A newspaper item reports on a son pledging obedience while facing theft charges. He alleges a wealthy traveler deceived him, claiming to grant aid and travel funds. Police investigate the alleged scam amid local tensions.
An expert explains hands as the rider’s skill atop a horse, centered on seat and balance. The piece contrasts varied hand styles, emphasizes seat as the foundation, and notes women often master hands through subtle, nonassertive guidance and tact.
A majority of the United States customs court held importers can appeal a collector of customs duty when they deem the assessed rate too low. Judge Barber dissented, arguing the law envisages appeals only if duties are too high and that protecting domestic industry should not grant an importer the right to seek higher rates.
Chicago plans to fight high living costs by removing middlemen. The Chicago Postal Clerks Union with 1500 members backs cooperative buying after a successful wholesale candy purchase. Hyde Park and Woodlawn residents also met to start a cooperative grocery with one vote per shareholder and a small controlling bloc.
New York March 12 Governor Wilson faces attacks over his remark that Washington did not author the farewell address. Mayor Gaynor defends the governor, saying criticism is part of public life and urging fortitude and indifference. Wilson notes misrepresentation and the duty of public service amid scrutiny.
In Asheville, a three year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Sharp Gaddy, died at Mission Hospital from a rifle discharge. The weapon, reportedly unloaded, was in the hands of 17 year old Willard Guthrie who was cleaning it when it fired. Guthrie, jailed, is expected to be released soon as the mother says the shooting was accidental.
A Swede, identified as Mike, died at St Andrew's Hospital after five days with severe head injuries from an attack at a Southampton county saw mill camp. The suspect Stephen Kapura, a Russian, faced a hearing as his plea of self defense was noted before the outcome of the injuries.
Report covers Lula Thornhill death after a domestic incident in Averaging Virginia with coroner stating no inquest. It notes financial motions for city projects, school land purchase plans at Cameron and Wear Streets, street improvements on Washington Street, church vaults under sidewalks, and a workers' wage agreement. Includes political candidacy updates in Alexandria and Maryland House district race.
Newers and others pursue the high food cost investigation despite dealers seeking a writ of prohibition. Supreme Court Justice Murphy denied the request and the inquiry continues. The state inquiry heard evidence on truck costs and produce pricing with truckers defending rates as a fair living profit.
Evangelist Billy Sunday preached to more than 1200 inmates at the State penitentiary in Moundsville. After a one hour sermon he asked all Christians to rise who would lead better lives, and every prisoner stood.
David Dunlavey age 75 of Callerpie Ohio and Eleanor Brennan age 5 of Marietta were granted a marriage license in Parkersburg. They asked that news not be published as it was a rungway match. The groom has two prior matrimonies. The piece mocks advice on personal practice and skill in reading others.
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