Sugar Trust Cases Split Over Indictment Rules
Judge Holts ruling fuels Supreme Court fight over writ of error and statute of limitations in sugar trust prosecutions. Government argues limitations start at conspiracy acts. officials fear broad prosecutions hinge on top executives. Forfeitures and overhauls of customs personnel cited as ongoing efforts to curb fraud and strengthen the Treasury.
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Holts
Supreme Vaunt
United States
Supreme Court
Judy Molt
Sugar Trust
Alt
Miss Laura Daymode and Stanley Spalding Wed at Minister’s Home
Laura Daymode daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Daymode of the county's upper section and Stanley L Spalding of Pont of Mocks were married this evening by Reverend TR White of the Baptist Church at the minister's home.
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Laura F. Daymade
Grorge W Daymode
Stanley L. Spalding
Pont of Mocks
Whifa
Reliably Tailors Schwartz and Pelzman Offer Custom Suits
Schwartz & Pelzman Reliably Tailors located at 505 507 Seventh Street advertise custom made trousers and suits at various prices including eight dollar trousers and five dollar overcoats. The ad emphasizes sacrifice pricing and namitrapped language to attract customers.
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Schwartz & Pelzman
Seventh Street
Sugar Defendants Seek Time in Publicized Trial
James F. Bendernagel former manager of the Wit jamaburg sugar plant and five sugar company employees pleaded not guilty before Judge Hough in U S circuit court to indictments charging conspiracy to defraud the government abetting and false weight entries. The group including Oliver Boltzer Thomas Intelloe John C Coyle Patrick Henneny and Jean M Voelker sought demurrers and motions with two weeks bail stayed as Bendernagel posted 6000 cash bail and provided real estate security.
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Sugar Rust
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Ten Million Dollar Deal Rumored In Iron Co Buyout
Roanoke Virginia reports a rumor that United States Steel Corporation purchased the controlling interest in the Virginia Iron Coal and Coke Company, a $10 million concern with iron plants in Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky. Share price and exact terms cited, but the company president John Newton could not deny or confirm due to illness.
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Virginia Tron, Coal, and Coke Company
Indicted for Murder of 81x in Hurley West Virginia
A grand jury indicted Hiram Litts for the murders of Mrs Betty Justis, George Meadow and three children at Hurley West Virginia. Litts allegedly killed them then set fire to the house, except for George Meadow. He is jailed in Lebanon and will be brought for trial. Marshall Loses to Showalter in chess championship. Frank Marshall of Brooklyn loses to Jack Showalter of Kentucky in Louisville after 24 moves and will play again tomorrow.
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Marshall
Showalter
Louisvill
Frank J. Marshall
Brooklyn
Jack Showalter
Georgetown
United States
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Peril in football must be eliminated says university president
Washington Poet notes Archer Christian funeral follows Virginia Georgetown game death. A Alderman president of the University of Virginia calls for removing life threatening risks from football or abandoning the game. He urges the intercollegiate athletic committee to act and remove the danger inherent in the sport.
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Washington
Richmond
E A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Archer Christian
Virginia
Alderman
Intertollesiate
Public debate over football safety and police action
An emergency inquiry probes two officers who refused to summon an ambulance after Archer Christian's fatal injury at a Georgetown field. Capt. Schneider supports dismissal if charges hold, while Maj. Sylvester could back a police board action. District officials draft a football regulation to curb injuries.
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Georgetown
Archer Christian
University of Virginia
Henry Schneider
Sylvester
Schneider
Halo
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Archie Christian Buried After Virginia Georgetown game
Arch ie Christian son of Andrew Christian died from injuries at the Virginia Georgetown football game in Washington. His funeral was held at St Paul Episcopal Church in Richmond with Virginia University and Georgetown participants and university officials attending. Capl Walter J. Luffsey Jr also buried after injuries from a local football game funeral at Ven Table Street Baptist Church with Richmond Gray hosted. Oakwood Cemetery interment reported.
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Richmond
Archie Christian
Andrew Christian
St. Paul's
Archi Christian
Virginia
Georgetown
Alderman
University of Virginia
Robert W. Forsyth
Cooke
Naval Academy Athletic Association
Caprl
Walter J. Luffsey, Jr
Ines
Jealousy Tragedy Ends in Double Shooting Deaths
James Reed, 31, allegedly shot his wife, Mrs. Reed, twice after weeks of separation and pleas to return home. He then killed himself with a bullet to the head as Mrs. Reed lay wounded, witnessed by her elderly mother. Mrs. Reed was rushed to Casualty Hospital in precarious condition after neighbors aided her.
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Reed
Washington
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Three Seek Divorces In Supreme Court
Annie Posner via Lyons & Lyons sues for divorce from Isac Posner. Married in London in 1902, two children Arthur and Nettie. A corespondent is named. George T. Roberson files for divorce through Worthington Heald Krakey, with a corespondent named. James Evans Phillips through Neumyar and O'Brien sues Birale V. Phillips for absolute divorce, alleging unfaithfulness.
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Supreme Court
Annie Posner
Lyons & Lyons
Isac Posner
Posnard
London
England
Arthur
Nettie
George T. Roberson
Worthington, Heald & Krakey
Worthington, Heald & Krakey, & Corespondent
James Evans Phillips
Weather Summary From Washington November 16
The Weather Bureau reports a rapid storm moving from western Texas to upper Michigan with heavy precipitation and snow in the Ohio, Missouri, and Upper Mississippi valleys. Temperatures dip in the Northeast and Midwest while warming in the Northwest. Rain and generally fair conditions expected across the Atlantic States with colder air in the Lake Region. Winds vary by region, with brisk to high winds on the coasts and Great Lakes. Local observations note temperatures, humidity, and rainfall figures for the day.
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Judson Taft's Choice and Cabinet Meetings
A report on Senate subcommittee activity prior to adjournment outlines economies in government spending and potential savings. President Taft and cabinet members discuss upcoming measures, including anticipated amendments to interstate commerce and antitrust law, with no major surprises expected in the forthcoming message.
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Culloms
Iinois
Clark
Wyoming
Senate
Heyburn
Idaho
Richmond Court Orders Norfolk Southern Appeal Hearing
In Richmond on November 18 the United States circuit court of appeals ordered District Judge Edmund Wagan Jr to show cause by November 22 why an appeal should not be allowed from the decree approving the sale of Norfolk and Southern Railway properties. The order also asks why Fergus Reid was denied the right to file an amended petition, as Reid is a minority bondholder acting through his trustee. The move could continue the road’s receivership if the appeal is granted and Feld’s claims are argued.
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Sugar Trust
New York
Yough
Strathyre
Survard
James B. Reynolds
United States Treasury
City Department
Deraikment of Justice
Stimaan
Richmond
Fergus Reid
Norfolk and Southern Railway Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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Wadditt
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Missionary meeting at Cardinal Gibbons residence
A gathering of Catholic church dignitaries convened at Cardinal Gibbons residence in Baltimore to discuss plans for colored missions and coordinated invasions in the South. Attendees included Archbishops James N. Blenk of New Orleans and P. J. Ryan of Philadelphia, Bishops Foley of Detroit and Allen of Mobile, and Rev. John E. Burke of New York, director general of colored missions.
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Cardlal Gibbons
James N. Blenk
New Orleans
P. J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Bighons John 8. Foley
Detroit
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
John E. Burke
New York
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Open Mission Campaign In Baltimore Armory Gathering
Baltimore on November 16 hosts a Laymen's Missionary Movement campaign opening in the Fifth Regiment armory with Gov. Crothers, Mayor Mabaoi, Col. ZW. Halford of Washington DC, and J. Campbell White as chief speakers. Events run morning, afternoon, and night, with many notable figures expected to address tomorrow and Thursday.
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