Parallel on Tolls and the Welland Controversy
Administration leaders vow a vigorous repeal fight in the Senate as Senator Walsh of Montana is expected to reveal how the exemption plank was inserted in the Baltimore platform. Debate centers on tolls exemption in Welland Canal shipping and whether as a policy it is sound and constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Hoke Smith
Owen
Oklahoma
Iinard
Smith
Root
Ator Simmons
O'Gorman
Georgia
MU Garroan
Mroogimth
Joy Welland Canal
Cleveland
Baltimore
Secretary of State
Rueenn
Capitol
Jan Wiex
Urs
Sansine
Reagan
Gailinger
Smoot
Oliver
Ransdell
Clapp
William Alden Smith
Turten
Fadl
Legislativa
Sena
Uric Acid Solvent Promises Kidney Relief and Trial Offer
Warnings of daily fatigue fade as a claimed uric acid solvent touts relief from stiff joints back pain and rheumatic ailments. The ad asserts benefits for kidney and bladder issues and promises a free 50 bottle trial via mail order from The Williams Theatre Come, Dept. 5588, East Hampden Conn, with no obligation.
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Kyen
Williams
Willams Theatre
DA. Willams
Vang
P. O
East Hamptwo
Voyage Details for Gibraltar Stop on Annapolis Leg
The itinerary marks Gibraltar as a stopping point after leaving Annapolis. The voyage will pause for two to three days to give midshipmen a chance to visit the famous rock fortress and fortifications.
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Isitea
Annapolis
Rock Forte
Justice Wright case recalled witness details in divorce hearing
Attorney James S Busby-Smith testified about Louis Carmody's secretive meetings with Rene C Rauscher and Wright's avoidance of the case. George H Macdonald said Wright learned Carmody saw Rauscher in the courthouse and withheld evidence, prompting a dismissal motion after a recess. The judiciary committee adjourned to reconvene next day at 10:30.
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House Judiciary Subcommittee
Justice
Daniel Thew Wright
District Supreme Court
James S. Busby-Smith
Rene C. Rauscher
Justice Wright
Carmody
Busby-Smith
George H. Macdonald
Jusice Barnard's Court
Besbey-Smith
Macdonald
Hall
Sourt
Imne
Justice Barnard
Hauscher
Judge Wright
Obituary Notes for Dr Amos P Bogue and Others
Obituary notices report the death of Dr Amos P Bogue a Washing ton resident since the Civil War after a monthlong illness He was born in 1898 in New London Conn and held posts in Agriculture War and Interior He is survived by his wife and was active in Masonic organizations Funeral services with Masonic rites are planned at his home in northwest Washington Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery James H Smith and Anselm Pope Routt are also noted with funeral details and survivors The text notes routt a veteran inventor buried in Culpeper Va and mentions legislative fights in Congress with a Democratic caucus meeting planned
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Amos P. Bogue
Washington
Bogue
Glenwood Cergetory
New London
Conn
Agriculture
War
Interior
James H. Smith
Anacostia M. 1
Maple View Place
Anacostia
Hla
J.B. Smith
Charles Smith
John S. Smith
Ida Darline
Lillie Smith
Anselm Pope ‘Routt
Anselm Pope Rou
Yentor
Culpeper
Patent Office
Petty
Walter Hugh, Reynolds
Anson Popel Routt, Jr
San Antonio
Pex
Acre
Powell Thurston Manninz
Styte
New Haven Testimony Details Payments and Lectures Amid Inquiry
Witnesses described payments to paper men in New England, and to cover press work for publicity by the New Haven. Legislator Byrnes faced questions on employing I B Knowles during a Massachusetts session. George B. Phippen testified the New Haven paid the Boston Railroad Holding Company enough to fund six months of dividends, about 1.22 million dollars in total, with 112 thousand annually to external stockholders. Prof Bruce Wyman earned ten thousand dollars a year to appear before the Interstate Commerce Commission, and brother in law A L Richards was paid fifty dollars per day to lecture trade groups. Subpoenas for directors including Lewis Cass Ledyard and William Rockefeller remain unsettled as authorities seek attendance.
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New Lwan
Timothy “B. Burn
New England
New Haven
Byrnes
B. Knowles
Massachusetts
Knowles
Inga
George B. Phippen
Assont
New Haven and
Transuers
Boston Railroad
Phippen
Bruce Wyman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wyman
A. L. Richards
The
Lewis Cass Ledyard
William Rockefeller
George S. Baker
George MacCulloch Miler
Rockefeller
Tekey Island
Firm Loses Two Law Suits in Circu it Court
A circuit court jury found for Elbert & Co. against Washington Refining Co. for 5000 plus interest on a note and, in a separate suit, awarded John W. Martin 147 for salary due, as litigation over 972. The cases involved local figures in Alexandria Va with Judge J B T Thornton presiding.
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Washington Fost Bureau
King Street
Alexandri
J. B. T. Thornton
Elbert & Co
Washington Refining Company
Maj. B. W. R. Ewing
Andrew Wilson
J. R. Shick
Plaintff
Leo P. Harlow
Walter 4. Johnson
John W. Martin
Martin
Claude O. Thomas
Fred §. Swindell
Walter A. Johnson
Congratulatory Message From Anon Members In States
A brief note from anonymous state members extends congratulations to a recipient, acknowledging support and well wishes from diverse state groups. No specific names or dates are provided in the readable text.
Banks Move to Establish Federal Reserve System in 12 Districts
The reserve bank organizing committee named five banks per district to file organization certificates for the Federal Reserve Banks. In Richmond District the five include Merchants Mechanics National Bank Baltimore Murchison National Bank Wilmington Palmetto National Bank Columbia First National Bank Roanoke Citizens National Bank Charleton. Opening is urged by August 1 with directors elected in June and boards appointed by the Federal Reserve Board to enable operation by August 1.
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Washington
Richmond
Reserve Bank Organization
Federal Reserve Banks
Comptroller of Currency
Méchanics National Bank
Baltimore
Murchison National Bank
Wilmington
N. C
Palmetto National Bank
Columbia
8. C
First National Bank
Roanoke
Citizens’ National Bank
Charlepton
W. Va
Federal Reserve Board
District Reserve
Saa
Federal Reserve Bank
Police News Notes From Southeast to Northwest
Police notes report Lorenz Kissrner 86 slight head injury from a fall at Eleventh Street Southeast. Oscar Jordan 37 injured slightly after a bicycle collision with a car driven by Capt Lambert Jordan at Third and FE Streets Southwest. Window washer Neconi Salvatore 30 cut on hands and arms after a skylight fall at the Powhatan Hotel. John Roland Bell 4 seriously injured after a 35 foot fall from scaffolding at the Commerce building. Patrick Quick 75 fractured right wrist when his car back fired on Pennsylvania Avenue. Mrs Blale C Wilson 1610 Sunderland Place NW escaped injury as a car mounted the sidewalk near Connestant Avenue Northwest. Dr Sarah Manrop 1901 N Street NW reported vehicle damage. Search continues for driver who ran down Sarah Keyser 6 near her home on Four-and-a-half Street Southwest. Robert Loy 62 St NW and Charles R Hylton 30 MA Avenue NE noted minor injuries from a collision at an intersection. S J Collinsgrove 100 Ninth Street NW injured after high motor collision with Warren B Hadley’s car on Georgia Avenue. Clayton A Thorn 615 Seventh Street NE reported a stolen item last night at 8:45 from the District described as pullat.
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Oscar Jordan
South Capitol Street
Third
FE Streets
Lambert W. Jordan
Washington Barracks
Capt Jordan
Blale C. Wilson
Sunderland Place
Connestlent Avenue
Sarah Manrop
N-street
Sarah Keyser
Georgia Avenue
Piney Branch Road
S J. Collinsgrove
Ninth Street
Collinsgrove
Warren
Hadley
Butternut Street
Lake Front Bil Sid ané Mann Chicago lake front park
June will see the planned park project for Chicago’s lake front revised as officials drop certain elements. City planners and community groups discuss the implications for access, recreation, and shoreline preservation amid ongoing negotiations.
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Lake
Chicago Lake Front Park
Contempt cases against labor leaders finally closed
The Supreme Court ruled that the three year statute of limitations barred prosecution of Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell, and Frank Morrison for contempt of court tied to the 1910 labor boycott. Justices Holmes and dissenters weighed whether contempt fits a crime and if the case must end within three years. The decision ends lengthy litigation arising from injunction trouble and subsequent appeals.
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la Gompersi
Ohn
Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Amst
Buck
Steve and ‘Range Company
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Gompers, Mitchell
Morrison Betaltize
Holmes
J van Devanter
Pithey
Daniel Thew. Wright
House Judiciary Committees
Washington
Mayo Death Ends Kentucky Coal Magnate's Rise From Schoolteacher
Col John C Mayo Democratic national committeeman from Kentucky and once the wealthiest resident of the state died in a New York hospital after ill health since April. Born 1864 in Johnson county he rose from a poor Kentucky schoolteacher to a fortune of about 20 million chiefly from coal lands. His wife Alice Meek, two children John C Mayo Jr and Mary Margaret, and his father were at his deathbed.
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New York
Maz
John
Calhoun Mayo
Kentucky
Gol. Mayo
Bright
Washington Mayo
Cincinnati
Col. Mayo
Mayo
Henderson Leads Corner by Ten Thousand in Alabama Primary
Birmingham returns from the Democratic primary show Charles Henderson of Troy leading for governor by over 10,000 votes against former Governor Comer. Nomination appears tantamount to election. The Highth district race for Congress between E. B. Almon of Tuscumbia and W. W. Callahan of Decatur remains close.
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Welland
Easby-Smith
Wright Hearing
Rauscher
Wright
Congress
Alexandria
Edgar
Benjamin Shacklett
Southern Railway
Robert Hiliott
Alexandria Hospital
Travelers’ Protective Association
Norfolk
A.d.brockett
Hunt Russell
J. William May
Post
Virginia
Houston
Tex
A. Gorman
Knights of Columbus
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Bar Association of the
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit of
Alexandria City
Alexandria, Fairfax
Prince William Counties
Alexandria County
Washington Country Club
Jewelry Station
Thomas
E. Dyson
Charles Z. Hellmuth
Newport, News
Fitsgerald Council
Knights of
Tarabuske
Anon
BANKS
Reserve Board Names District
Police
Lorenz Kissrner
Eleventh Street
Powhatan
Neconi Salvatore
John Roland Bell
New Commerce
Nineteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bell
Ninth A
Patrick Quick
Madison Street
Robert Loy
St Street
Charles R. Hylton
Clayton ‘A.'Thorns
Seventh Street
Glamisso Ie
Killare
York Federal
Florida
Federal District Court of
Florida East Coast
Western Missouri Federal District Court
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Kansas City, Belt Line Company
San Francisco
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Kansas City Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Wabash, Pittsburgh | Terminal Pailway Company
Alaska
Stow
Dundas Bay
Frank Dunn
Dunn
EL Fushimi
Arizona Line
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
Arizona and Colorado Railroad Company
New Mexico
Colorado-New Mexico State Line
Farmington, N. Mex
Animas River
Texas
Missouri, Kansas and Texey Railway Company of
L. C. Cade
Justice of the Peace Court
Dallas County
Alabama
Gray Motors
Hesitation
Boston
Bradbury
New Castle
Cecetia
F. G. Smith Piano-Co
Bradbury Pianos
C. A. Maddison & 69
Byron S. Adams
11Th St
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Tharp
Berkeley
Relee
Sth
Sta. N. W. Ee
B.N.D. Parker
America
pAyans 2 Motor Co
Ane Main
New York Ave
Hare
Marshall Place
Oldsmobile
Solumbia
Potomac Motor Car CO
Connecticut Ave
Auburn
Stanley
Timous
Fister Garage
Tilith St
Auto Hire
Lineal
Br Heur
Autimonies
Reparreno
St. W
Imerson
Orme
Mor
MAXWELL_SEFFERY
B. Leary
14Th St
Congressional Garage
Agis
Fes F Pa
Ave. S. BE
Ibartram Garage
Bartram
Prop
Cadillac Baker Electric
the Cock & Iddard CO
Conn, Ave
Vulcan
Studebaker Commercial Auto & Supply Go
Fourteenth Ni
Mss
T-h.p
Igi Hep
Howard A. French Co
Vfabe Sith Blaw
Gamore
Bal
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