Judge Holt and sugar trust cases await Supreme Court ruling
The article discusses Judge Holt’s decision and the government’s view on when the statute of limitations begins in sugar trust prosecutions. It notes potential outcomes if the Supreme Court upholds Holt, the challenge to indictments, and how top executives may evade conviction while smaller actors face charges, citing forfeitures, Strathyre, and discrepancies in cargo valuations. It also reports on the Civil Service Commission findings about fraud in the New York customs service and potential dismissals in the Treasury Department context.
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Supreme Vaunt
United States
Supreme Court
Judy Molt
Sugar Trust
Alt
New York
Yough
Strathyre
Survard Parr
James B. Reynolds
the Treasury
United States Treasury
Deraikment of Justice
Stimaan
Treasury Department
MacVeagh
Customs Service
Laura Daymode and Stanley Spalding Wed in Baptist Ceremony
Laura Daymode, daughter of Mr and Mrs Grorge W Daymode of the upper section of the county, married Stanley L Spalding of Pont of Mocks at a home ceremony tonight conducted by Rev TR Whifa of the Baptist Church.
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Laura F. Daymade
Grorge W Daymode
Stanley L. Spalding
Pont of Mocks
Whifa
High-Class Tailoring at Sacrifice Prices
Schwartz & Pelzman Reliably Tailors at 505-507 Seventh Street advertise drastic price cuts on suits overcoats and trousers. The copy lists varied “to order” prices and emphasizes cut-rate tailoring services to draw customers amid a busy market.
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Schwartz & Pelzman
Seventh Street
Sugar trust defendants seek more time in fraud case
Six defendants led by James F. Bendernagel in the United States circuit court pleaded not guilty to indictments charging conspiracy to defraud the government, aiding and abetting, and false weights. They requested two weeks to demur or move. bail remained, with Bendernagel offering real estate security. Prosecutors argued no delay needed as new indictments added only Bendernagel’s name.
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Sugar Rust
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Henry F. Cochrane
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$10,000,000 Deal Rumored In Virginia Iron Co Purchase
Reports from Roanoke say United States Steel Corp. may have bought the Virginia Iron Coal and Coke Co., a $10 million firm with plants in Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky and mineral holdings elsewhere. Share price about 35 a share for most of $9 million stock. company president John J. Newton unavailable to confirm.
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Virginia Tron, Coal, and Coke Company
Indicted for Murder in Hurley Va Case
A grand jury indicts Hiram Litts for the murder of Mrs Betty Justis, George Meadow, his wife, and three children at Hurley West Virginia. Litts allegedly set fires after the murder and is jailed in Lebanon awaiting trial. In Louisville, Frank Marshall loses to Jack Showalter in a chess championship series game, with Marshall withdrawing after 24 moves. Marshall trails 3-1 with one draw.
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Georgetown
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Washington Poet Says Football Peril Must Be Eliminated
Archer Christian’s funeral followed a Virginia Georgetown game death as E A Alderman of the University of Virginia calls for removing life threatening risks from football or abandoning the sport. He urges urgent, concerted action by the intercollegiate committee to tackle root dangers in the game.
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Officials seek identities of two officers who refused ambulance at Georgetown field
An inquest followed a fatal injury to Archer Christian, UVA halfback, after Captain Henry Schneider said Maj. Sylvester ordered 99 officers from other precincts. Police consider dismissals if charges are substantiated. District officials push football regulation to curb injuries, with critics likening the sport to continuous assault.
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Archie Christian Buried in Richmond Obsequies
The funeral of Archie Christian son of Andrew Christian was held at St Paul Episcopal Church at 11 o clock following an accident at the Virginia Georgetown game in Washington. Virginia and Georgetown students attended along with University of Virginia President Alderman and faculty. A floral anchor design was placed on the casket as authorized by Naval Academy Athletic Association officials. Caprl. Walter J. Luffsey Jr prominent in the day’s services, with Richmond Gray attendance and interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
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St. Paul's
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University of Virginia
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Cooke
Naval Academy Athletic Association
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Tragedy in Brentwood Double Shooting Ends in Death
James Reed shot his estranged wife at their Wells street home in Brentwood after pleading for reconciliation. He then killed himself as Mrs Reed lay wounded, while her mother and neighbors witnessed the violence. Mrs Reed hospitalized in critical condition. jealousy cited as motive.
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Three Seek Divorces in Supreme Court
Annie Posner seeks divorce from Isac Posner alleging marital breaches. They wed in London in 1902 and have two children Arthur and Nettie. A co respondent is named. George T. Roberson files for divorce alleging wife violation of marriage vows with a co respondent named. James Evans Phillips files for absolute divorce from Birale V. Phillips alleging unfaithfulness.
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James Evans Phillips
Weather conditions forecast from federal weather service
The U S department of agriculture weather bureau reports broad area storm progress from Texas to Michigan with heavy precipitation and snow in the upper Mississippi and lake regions. Temperatures fall in the northeast and Missouri valleys while rising in the northwest. Rain likely Wednesday in Atlantic states with cooler spells in the Lake region. warmer by Thursday in plains and far west. Winds vary by region with brisk to high on the lakes and New England coast. Local observations include temperature extremes and rainfall notes.
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Taft Cabinet Busy as Report on Expenditures Nears
A continuing report by the Senate subcommittee on public expenditures nears completion. Senator Bourne argues that but a government economy example could boost purchasing power, saving fifty to one hundred thousand dollars yearly. Cabinet meeting reviews past year work and bills, with discussions of the Interstate Commerce and antitrust amendments and the president’s upcoming message to Congress. Ambassador Hill visits Taft. Morehead protests a census supervisor pick. Taft plans daily horseback rides amid official duties.
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Ana
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Richmond Appeals Court Orders Judge Wag an to Show Cause
In Richmond Virginia on November 18 the United States circuit court of appeals ordered District Judge Edmund Waghan to appear by November 22 to explain why an appeal should not be allowed from the October 11 decree directing sale of Norfolk and Southern Railway properties. Fergus Reid a minority bondholder contends he was denied right to file amended petition and the action could extend the road’s receivership if the appeal proceeds.
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Mission Meeting on Colored Invasions Held in Baltimore
A cardinal convened a gathering of Roman Catholic church dignitaries at Cardinal Gibbons residence to plan responses to colored invasions, focusing on the Southern regions. Present were Archbishops Blenk of New Orleans and Ryan of Philadelphia, Bishops Foley of Detroit and Allen of Mobile, and Rev. John E Burke, director general of colored missions.
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New York
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Open Mission Campaign in Baltimore Armory
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