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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
12
An advertisement from Woodbridge urges readers to try Dares Mentha Pepsin after years of ineffective treatments by doctors chiropractors and various medicines. The ad claims strong relief and notes availability at Peoples Drug Stores and other druggists with a contact at 911 Prospect Avenue.
Prosecution in the ship frauds trial shifts focus to the Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation in Alexandria. Defense argues grand jury faults. motions to dismiss indictments pending. Witness Higley testifies on organization and directors while Morse family divisions surface over establishing a Virginia plant.
Testimony centers on Morsem Morse brothers and the Groton Noank plants with references to the United States Steamship Company and Beaboard National Bank loans. Johnson described stock figures and plant ownership while confirming no direct Morse influence on his report to Washington.
Wade Bills former Ohio attorney general warned at Hot Springs Arkansas on March 2 that Soviet funds finance radical activity in the United States. He cited 5 million radicals, 4 large American periodicals, and $408000 for Negro agitation, calling out parlor Bolshevists and yellow politicians as threats to government stability.
A June 10 order sets the three mile liquor lid and urges rapid compliance. Treasury Assistant Secretary Moss announces June 16 as the new enforcement date while Justice plans shift to a 30 day mandate window. Officials say foreign ports may challenge importation definitions under treaties.
A late 19th or early 20th century report discusses limits of U S jurisdiction over foreign ships in transit, cautioning that broad claims could disrupt commerce. It notes the Clyde Steamship Company action as a trigger and mentions possible British negotiations with the State Department. The text shifts to obituaries and interment notices for Margaret, Clara, Blanche, and others with due cemetery details.
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