Trading Stamp Case Draws Dissent In D C Appeals
Justice Mulloway upholds that trading stamps are unlawful as a business in the District of Columbia. Associate Justice Van Orsdel dissents, arguing the voucher plan violates no law and should be allowed, prompting plans to seek a writ of certiorari from the U S Supreme Court.
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Mulloway
Supreme Tribunal
District Court of Appeals
Shepard
Robb
Uaticn van Orsdel
Congress
Legislative Assembly
Lomg Cooperative Society
Stix
Washington
Edwin H Thomas
Wall
Frank J Hogan
Baker Sheehy & Hogan
Beviety
United States Supreme Court
Hogan
Cohiba
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Aone
Convention Opens As Pharmacopoeia Revision Debates Begin
Secretary Nagel welcomes 500 delegates to the United States Pharmacopoeial convention at the New Willard. The decennial meeting aims to revise the pharmacopoeia, a key drug manufacturing standard, with Dr Otto Wall presiding in place of the ailing Dr Horace Wood. The afternoon session elected new members including the Secretary of Agriculture and the Secretary of Commerce and Labor, and addressed bylaw amendments amid procedural votes.
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Nagel
Department of Commerce
Tuber
Welcoma
United States
Horacie Wood
Philadelphia
Flineus Senor Calvo
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
National
Wholesale Dragelist Association
National Dental Association
Association of
Official
Ascicultural Chemiets
Association of National Dairy and Dood Departments
National Retail Druggists Association
Committee On
Nominalione
Straus Laboratory Opening at George Washington University
Senator Gallinger will preside at the opening of the Nathan Straus Laboratory at George Washington University Medical School on H Street. Speakers include Sargen Wyman of the US Public Health Service Dr A D Melvin of the Bureau of Animal Industry Commissioner Johnston Health Officer Woodward Dr A Grean Nathan Straus work head in New York Dr Hosenau of Harvard and Dr J W M Knox of the Infant Mortality Society.
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Senator Gallinger
New Hampshire
Nathan Straus Laboratory
George Washington University Medical School
H Street
Sargen Wyman
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
A. D Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Johnston
Woodward
A . Grean
Nathan Straus
New York
Hosenau
Harvard Universsity
JW M Knox
National Society For the Prevention of
Urge Statue for Pastorius Pastorians Germantown History Mentioned
Proceedings before the House library committee heard support for a Congress funded monument to Pastorius, with National German American Alliance funds and state contributions. Speakers cited Germantown’s role in early American industry and publishing, noting Plymouth connections and the first Bible print. Flowers for Commencements offered.
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Franz Daniel Pastoria
Germantown
Phiadelphia
Congress
Amercan Allance
Alliance
Plymouth
Mass
United States
Divorce suit alleges fraud and coerced marriage in Sparks case
In Westext District Supreme Court Sarah N Sparks seeks absolution of Laurence W Sparks a druggist from a claimed 1901 marriage. She states he left her in Atlantic City in 1905 and accuses a co respondent of deceit while claiming no responsibility for the other woman.
Epiphany Lutheran to Install New Pastor Dr Charles Steck
Epiphany Lutheran Church of the Epiphany prepares tonight to install Dr Charles F Steck as pastor at Gunton Temple Chapel Washington. Dr Steck, former president of the Maryland synod, comes from Brethren Mol and has served in Ohio Kentucky and Illinois. Dr W Freas and Fray John Bowers lead the installation with church leaders and choristers performing Te Deum and O Divine Redeemer.
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Epphany Lutheran Church
Charles F Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the
Steck
Mancle
Springfield
Ohio
Louiside Ky
Miami
John Bowers
Calvary Lutheran Church of
Baltimore
W & Freas
Boar of Church Extension
General Synod
Luther Hees War
Two Global Expos Urged For Washington And San Francisco
Washington May 10 The Post argues for dual international expos to celebrate the Panama Canal. A nationwide plan would let millions attend both events via canal excursions, with low-cost travel promoting access for many Americans. The idea envisions two concurrent expositions, one in the nation’s capital and one in San Francisco, to showcase industrial and educational achievements alongside the canal’s completion.
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Washington
San Francisco
Fastor Post
Davis Trial Alleges Embezzlement Fueled by Insanity Claim
United States Attorney James Proctor outlined the case against John C Davis charged with embezzling up to 300000. Witnesses described alleged misrepresentations to Miss Nettle McKeown and Dr Robert Lea Wilkins while Davis, a lawyer, sought client funds for large building projects. The defense plans to prove insanity with testimony from North Carolina physicians.
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United States
James Proctor
John C Davis
Proctor
Davis
Casis
Henry E Davis
Thla City
North Carolina
Louis Pf Haslup Dead Prominent Howard County Politician
Special to The Washington Port Billiott City Mad Way 10 Louis Pf Haslup a leading Howard County citizen and Democratic figure died at his Savage home after a stroke Thursday. Born in Washington he moved to Baltimore to work in carriage manufacturing, retired about ten years ago, and lived in Vandalia. He twice served in the Maryland legislature and was then chairman of the Howard County State central committee and a member of the board of election supervisors. A close friend of late U S Senator Arthur P Gorman, he married Miss Crissman of Virginia and survived by a brother Charles W Hassup, and sisters Mrs Nichols of Washington DC and Mrs Griffith of Oklahoma.
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Washington Port
Billiott City
Louis Pf Haslup
Howard County
Savage
Washington
Baltimore
Vandalia
Howard County State Central Committee
Board of Election Supervisors
United State
Arthur P Gorman
Miss Crissman
Virginia
Charles W Hassup
Mrs Nichols
Washington DC
Mre Griffith
Oklahoma
Will of Admiral Hichborn probate grants estate to widow and heirs
The Washington Town and Trust Company named executor for Admiral Hichborn estate with a will dated April 14 1901. Property valued at about 3 10000 includes study woods house at 10 W Street and Massachusetts real estate. Widow Jennie M Hichborn receives jewelry and personal effects, brother Henry Wiehborn gets 1000, sister Francis Hopkins and niece Miss S Hadley receive smaller sums. Third shares go to widow Marta Pearsall daughter, and final third to son Pintip S Hichborn.
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Washington Town and Trust Company
Admiral Hichborn
W Street
Massachusetts
Jennie M Michbon
Henry Wiehborn
Francis Hopkins
Miss & S Hadley
Dire Marta Pearsall
Pintip
Hiehborn
Seaman Longacre Missing After Rice Riots Action at Changsha
Navy reports Seaman M Longacre of the gunboat Villalobos missing since May 4 in Chinese waters near Changsha during efforts to quell rice riots. Also listed are companions Richard R Hobson and Francis J McCouiston as missing. Longacre’s service record traces through Norfolk, receiving ship Franklin, Buffalo, Charleston, Chattanooga, and transfer to Villalobos.
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Navy Department
Ella Vo Longacre
Eighth Street
Seaman M Longacre
Villalobos
Richard R Hobson
Dendrew
Surrey County
Francis J McCouiston
San Francisco
Coa Passny
Changsha
Longacre
Uttle
Norfolk Navy Yard
Franklin
Pacific Coast
Charleston
Asiatic
Chattanooga
Dalzell Recovers From Injuries After Notable Fall
Mr Dalzell of the Treasury Department comptroller’s office is slowly recovering from a serious accident. He fell down stairs about a month ago, breaking several ribs while visiting old wartime friends in the state for his daughter’s wedding.
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Dalzell
Dalzel
Comptrollers Office
Treasury Department
Mto
Payne Jury Disagrees in Embezzlement Case
In Criminal Court No 1 Norman Payne faced embezzlement charges as the jury returned after an hour with a hung verdict. Clerk Samuel Hawken asked the foreman for a decision and the foreman replied they had agreed to disagree, provoking laughter before the jurors were dismissed. Attorney James A Shea represented Payne.
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Norman Payne
Criminal Court No 1
Samuel McComas Hawken
Hanken
Atttorney
James A . Shea
Payne
Maryland man named chief clerk for Post Office
Robert M Pindell of Maryland has been chosen as chief clerk to the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, succeeding Robert Mf Prender who was appointed assistant chief of the division of rural free delivery.
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Robert M. Pindell
Robert M Pindell
Maryland
Robert Mf Prender
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Killian
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Raceland
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THE
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Gtansburgh Furniture Co
Ninth St
J &D
Tenal
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Appellate Court
Her van Oersdel
Straus Laboratory
GWU
Pastorius
Germantown, Pa
Gude IL
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TTCO
DR Steck
Ament
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Gs West
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Peoples
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Hasluf
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Foreman
Prince Albert
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DR. White
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Potomac Electric Power Company
14Th St
Florence
A. Muddiman & Co
House & Herrmann
Mall Post
Wachington People's Drug Store
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Pate
R. P. Andrews Papar Co
Hew
York
Gzs
Louisiana Ave
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Andrews
Blue Serges
Friedlander Bros., 9Th & E
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Shfalty Company
Peter Grogan
Tharp
Berkeley
Sjew NY
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