Kerby Discharged Over Confidential Information Breach
Secretary Ballinger dismisses Kerby from government service after a letter cites unworthiness and divulging confidential information. The stenographer’s conduct is cited as warranting removal and prompting public judgment on the case, with legal and political implications.
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Interior Department
Kerby Walling
Froderies Te Kerby
Inters
Lawler
Glavia
Governent Service
Ballinger
Kerbs
Fhe
Ur Toney
Unclear OCR Note Mentions Alaska and Officials
Fragmentary text mentions Mr Nagel Gog, Alaska trip, a secretary, and Department of Commerce orders. The readable parts imply travel to the Northwest Alaska and Washington, with ignition matters of Portland and Salk sit Paript Alaska and a salon Asian tes.
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Nagel Gog
Alaska
Welute
Ete
Commeren
Norderd
Alaka
Washington
Portland
Salk Sit Paript
Funeral of Naval Hero Bowman H McCalla
Funeral services for Rear Admiral Bowman H McCalla will be held in the city Thursday from Rear Admiral Browneon s residence. It followed acclaim of his Spanish American War career and will include a graveyard rite at Arlington National Cemetery conducted by Rev Roland Cotton Smith. A novel funeral cortege of marines and bluejackets will accompany the ceremony.
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Bowman H McCalla
Brownaon
Santa Barbara
McCade
Admiral Brownaon
Arlington
Kansas Editors Feted In Washington Visit Pleases Delegation
Kansas editorial writers visiting Washington have enjoyed warm hospitality from senators and representatives. Notables include Frank P McLennan editor of the Topeka State Journal, Ewing Herbert editor of the Hiawatha World, and Willem Alfen White editor of the Emporia Gazette.
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Kansas
Washington
Men
Frank P McLennan
Topeka State Journal
Ewing Hervert
Hiawatha World
Hiawatha
Kans
Willem Alfen White
Hmporla Gazette
New Orleans Delegation Goes to Washington for Panama Exposition
New Orleans Mayor Behrman and World Panama Exposition Company officials arrived in Washington to press New Orleans' claim for the Panama Exposition. They met with Louisiana's congressional delegation and other lawmakers to seek recognition and support, noting New Orleans nearness to Panama and Europe as advantages. The Panama plan has about 1.3 million dollars subscribed, with no congressional appropriation requested.
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Martin Behrman
New Orleans
T P Thompson
New Orleana
Mir Thompson
Henry McCarthy
Lousiana
Washington
Behrman
Panama
Gentral
Kew
Europe
Pacifc Jetope
Gulf States
Congress
Prelates to Convene for International Euchalando Congress
Catholic hierarchy gathers in Montreal in September for the Twenty-first International Eucharistic Congress. Cardinal Gibbons will preach at Notre Dame Church and Cardinal Vannutelli is named papal representative. Archbishop Bruches and Duke of Norfolk lead English and British laity presence.
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Cardinal Vanuutelli
Pius K—Duke of Norfolk
Great Britain
Gibbong
Bruchess
Montreal
Pope Pius X
Vincenzo Vannutelli
Vatican
Francia Bourne DD
Westminster
Duke of Norfolk
Unity of
Farley
New York
Glennon
St. Louis
Cardinal Vanantelli
T the
Cardinal Gibbons
Brachesl
St James Cathedral
City Hall
Church of Notre Dame
Congress
Senator Dick Favours Rain As Primaries Loom
Senator Vickor Amo voices concern over fair weather for Republican primaries. He notes recent bad weather has kept farmers away, urging action while joking about Willis store and Professor Moore’s inter interventions as if by chance.
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Vickor Amo
Republican Party
Wiullisstoore
Moore
Rush crafts building for national midsummer exposition
The Arte and Cratta building at the National Midsummer Exposition rapidly nears completion on Luna Park grounds. Major manufacturers are installing machinery and preparing demonstrations for the opening May 28, with firms such as The American Tinware Company Cinemaati Larkin Company Buffalo Daggett Maristell Sassman Kodak Company Standard Motorboat Company among those contributing.
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Arte and Cratta
Luna Park
American Tinware Company
Cinemaati Larkin Company
Buffalo
Daggett & Maristell
New York
Sassman Kodak Company
Rochester N
the Standard
American
Detroit
Sunday School Exhibit at National Rifles Armory Opens Tomorrow
Arrangements are under way for a world wide Sunday school exhibit at the National Rifles Armory from tomorrow noon to Wednesday. The show will feature teaching systems curios photographs and literature in connection with the world Sunday school convention opening tomorrow at Convention Hall. Admission is free. Ri Diftendorfer Sunday school secretary of the Young Peoples Missionary Movement is in charge.
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National Rifles Armory
Ri Diftendorfer
Young Peoples Missionary Movement
Utica Bank Shortage Linked to Auditor Examinations
Treasury officials report discovery of a $120 600 shortage at Utica City National Bank tied to J Howard Lowery, once discount clerk and later cashier. They say the loss resulted from a policy restricting bank examiners from using clerks during field reviews. A portion dates back about four years with Lowery allegedly providing forged loan balances and postings amid audit probes.
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Treasury
Utica City National Bank
J Howard Lowery
National Bank
Lowery
Carter Petition Seeks Supreme Court Review Over Bond Ownership
Former Captain Carter petitions the Supreme Court alleging the court erred in attributing ownership of certain bonds to him while claiming they belonged to Westcott. He accuses the court of being influenced by evidence not considered by the lower court and acts as his own attorney after spending thousands on counsel.
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Carter
Westcott
Capt
Senate Senator Owen Ordered To Pay $10000 Fees In Indian Case
The U S Supreme Court refused a rehearing in Morse v Owen and upheld a lower ruling requiring Senator Robert L Owen of Oklahoma to pay 10000 in lawyers fees to Dudley and Michener in a Cherokee Indiana government contract dispute. Morse remains jailed in Atlanta. The decision affects various cases, including tobacco and standard oil rehearings and the Carmack amendment debate on interstate carrier liability. The Court also denied rehearing in the Nebraska grain elevator case and addressed naturalization perjury in California, Kentucky tax defenses, and a Georgia post statute. The session recessed until May and adjourned to October.
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Charles W Morse
United States Supreme Court
Morse
Atlanta
Martin W Littleton
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Robert L.owen
Oklahoma
William W . Dudley
Louis T Michener
Dudley
Michener
Owen
Indiana
Wickereham
Nm i
Ehief
Fuller
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Kentucky
California
Gustav Holmgren
Georgia
Yosephina King
America
Yale Seniors Join Petition Over Morse Release
Yale seniors led by Edward C Roberts of Hartford circulated a petition to President Taft requesting the release of Charles W Morse the Ice King of Morse Penitentiary and his son Robert Taft heir to the presidency may sign. The effort targets clemency amid Morse’s imprisonment and Yale’s prominent alumni involvement.
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Taft
Washington Post
New Haven Uonn
Edward C Roberts
Hartford
Yale
Guv Roberts
Charles W Morse
Atlanta
Edwin
Wo Morse
iCharles
Morse
Xale
Jone
Dignera
Rovert A ‘Taft
Educators Meet to Standardize Public School Statistics
Six city boards of education met in Washington with Commissioner Elmer E Brown of the Interior Department to form a permanent organization. Joseph McBride of Los Angeles was elected president and William Dick of Philadelphia secretary. Members include Henry R Cook of New York, William H. Htpon of Cleveland, William T Keough of Boston, and Charles F Mason of St Louis. Brown was named an honorary member.
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Cimmasioner Brown
United States
Boards of Education
Washington
Elmer E Brown
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Joseph McBride
Los Angeles
Cal
Wiliam Dick
Philadelphia
Henry R . Cook
New York
William Hhtpon
Cleveland
William T Keough
Boston
Charles F Mason
St Louis
Brown
Washington Chamber Plans Home-Coming Week
The Chamber of Commerce board yesterday decided to distribute circulars to gauge sentiment among merchants and business men in Washington about a proposed home-coming week in October. President Gude announced a Thursday meeting at Chamber roots where plans, conventions committee work, and needed support will be disclosed.
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Washington
Chamber of Commarre
Brosdesst
Gude
Mestwig
Business Uien of
Chamber of Commerce
Gifts Aiding University A Stranger Bequest Total Reaches 550,000
A stranger from La Porte Ind has donated 50,000 to the Catholic University of America. The report notes the university has received numerous bequests totaling about 550,000 this year, including funds from Mathew Core and others across Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Boston. The donor’s identity remains unknown to university officers.
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Richard Huncheco
la Porte
Ind
Catholc University of Ameries
Brookland
Tate
Richard Hun Jshedn
Hunchaon
Merahahan
Father Doherty
Catholic University
Weat Renece
Denver Cole
Pan Handle
Indane
Catholic Universxy
Mainy
United Stats
Knights of Columbus of America
Mathew Core
Philadelphia
Emily Lisby
Baltimore
Greater New York
Betate of
Matholy Core Philadalphie
Eorlly Lindy
Weather Summary From May 16 Across Regions
The report describes a cool unsettled pattern with widespread showers from the Plains to the South and Midwest. Snow was noted in Wyoming and northern California, with improving conditions in the Middle Atlantic by midweek. Frost warnings were issued for parts of the Midwest and Northwest. Temperatures ranged around 40s to 60s across stations, with variable winds and a general shift to warmer conditions in the central and southern districts later in the period.
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Dept of Agriculture
Westher Durem
P Om
Ohlas
New England
Annie
Dimas
Upper Lake
Taka
Upper Lake Region
Yatirya
Quit States
Tower Lake
West Gulf
Norstwastemn
Dakuiaa Esters
Nebraska
Wareber
Kunishorthem
Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Montag
Castoen
Wamingto Camera
Oregon
Ifabo
England
Atinauls Coumte
Atlantic
Est Gulf
West
Gulf
Gu Lakes Superior
Michigan
Northwenely
Lake Huron
Europes
Dave Mykt
Grang Banks
Mihiniat
Tae
Houta
Evmubine
Bienen
Davenport Towa 8 Oe Des Mutts
Towa
Galveston ‘Tex
Andianapolig
Ind
Jadienai
York
Toledo Ohio
Vickeburg
Sperial
Washington Post
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Hunger
Tom Pertertis
Bowman H. McCalla Wall
Crescent City
Committee of Congress
S. Goldheim & Sons
Seventh Street
Catholic Hierarchy
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Notre Dame
St Patricks Church
Dick Favors
Ohio
Rush Crafts Building
Treasury Order
Jeffries Johnson
Quickly
Saya Supreme Court
Poeuge O Reen Tae
Erjuren
Sunre
Ital Westcott
Green
Gaynor
Edward Israel Johnson
Tril
Lid Morse
Heinze
Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
Aml
Hough
Distriet
Henry A Wise
Wickersham
Gifts Aid University
Lansburgh & Bro
Ant
Warner
Arner
Coutille
Batiste
Wilson & Mayers
Refnies
Exeter
Eastman
New Hampshire
Sanders & Stayman
William A Wasson
Riverhead
Burgess
Lone Island
Wasson
National Prohibition Party
Whtei
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Floore
Chas. G. Stott & CO
Ninth Street
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Hastings
Mayer & CO
Young Men’s Store
Rosa Glaret
Christian Xander
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Waanington
People's Drug Store
Peat
Esse
Vaughan
F Street
Weller LD
Washington Railway and Electric Gontpacs
Meas
Ates
J Whithhead
Mobo
Istacke
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Rompam
Serord
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Balina Company
Pittsburgh
Rom Coubman
Eber
Newark
Doren Shoemaker Co
Shor
Evers
Ernest Gichner
Sr7
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