Gunmen run gang war as plea alters fate of Doyle killer
Special to The Washington Post reports Arthur Rieler also known as Jimmie Ward, member of Owney Madden’s gang, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the killing of rival leader William Doyle. The case centers on a woman Freda Horner’s involvement and a plan to deter witnesses, with Madden’s faction implicated in the broader gang feud. The plea allows Ward Madden and John Ward to face trial while details emerge from testimonies at Tre Miriam reformatory and various saloons on Eighth Avenue.
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Fumigation Regulation Proposed After Infant Death Incident
Health officials push to regulate commercial fumigators in the District after an infant death in an apartment raised poisoning concerns. Dr Williams Woodward advises registration with the health department and a written disclosure of substances and methods. Prohibited agents include fumes from certain toxic compounds without a written permit for each premises.
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Cabaret and Dance Event Listed With Committees
The Young Wens Hebrew group announces a cabaret and dance night with a comprehensive committee lineup. Members include Rosenblum, Michaelair, Blumental, Rosenthal, and Rosenthal, among others, led by chair Willan Roberts. The event is tied to a membership drive aiming to recruit 96 new members.
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In Doubt About Deficit Revenue Measures
The report notes doubts about boosting revenue and references a government committee assessing options. It mentions possible Treasury actions after year one and explores whether selling bonds would be considered. Post office revenues are improving amid better business conditions.
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Wants Rice on Free List in Cuba Tariff Talk
Senator Sheppard of Texas proposes placing rice on Cuba’s free list in light of Cuba likely to admit free of duty after May 1 1916. The move aims to stabilize staple diet prices and support the rh industry while aiding Cuban people with cheaper food. The plan will be sent to the State Department within days for Cuba’s action. The article also notes a U.S. antitrust case involving the American Sewing Machine Co and the Ken tucky laws, referencing a recent Supreme Court decision.
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