Victory for Autoists Arrests by Collins Illegal
A 10 case concerning John A from Glen Echo Maryland centers on authority over road repairs and penalties. Judge Henderson rules Mayor Garrett lacks power to impose fines, citing constitutional limits and interstate compacts. The decision touches on state jurisdiction versus local enforcement on public roads and the authority of involved officials. Also noted is the death of Isabel Willison and local political items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Henderson
John A
Glen Echo
Maryland
Jury Charges Murder Trial of William Sra and John Downes
The Irish native, a Graton resident for forty years, faces murder charges after a fatal shooting at his home. Trial proceedings include juries and statements from law officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Gratton
MCA Plans Complete At Enst Meeting For Y M C A Convention
The local arrangements committee of the Young Men's Christian Associations reports plans for the convention at the G Street building in Washington. Chairman John B Siemon states the program remains as published with added remarks by Oscar S Straus. Admission will be by ticket due to high delegate demand.
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Enst
Internaons
Young Mens Christen Associations
G Street
Washington Association
John B Siemon
Addrons
Commerci
Oscar S Straus
Worling
Asnent Cel
Dafr
Inchitten
Bobteen
Byron
Adams
P Andrews
Charley
Corky
Church
William V
Cox Lrder Davideon Ferey
Deniel Fraser Willam
T Galiber BC
Lotheop Joba
Mivian Thoms
Neves Fom Foreste Charen
Rodoto Darien Sharp J Money Small
Willsm Po van Wowk
Ib Wax
Ami Plana
Realdenta
Desperate burglary ends in shooting at Third Avenue home
Mrs Langlots and an accomplice capture a burglar as a mother and two children witness the confrontation at 42 Yonping window. A man defending his family at 5k Third Ave fires, fatally wounding the intruder after a struggle over stolen tools. Police hold Mrs Deutsch and Mrs Langlots for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Annie
Rudah Waver
Ahs
Ianelots
Deutsch
Jalotr
Parior
Merman Wover
Madeline Celze
Directors Reelect At Baltimore Stockholders Meeting
Balt ware at Qo Balroae Company reelected its board of directors with about 78 percent support. The annual meeting drew 106 shareholders with 10267 shares of common stock represented, naming officers and directors including Liward ff Pareiman, Jonsop, Charles Steele, James Stillwan, John P Green, Samuel Rechiluded, Norm B Ream, and Joseph R Fourd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balun
Murety
Qo Balroae Company
Peota
Tharifh
Kucom Liward Ff
Pareiman Jonsop
Charles Steele
James Still
New York
John P Green Samuel
Norm B Ream
Chag
Ellisburg
Joseph
Brent Keyser
George
Randolph Haltsecee
Lawyer Kills Court Clerk in Kentucky Tragedy
A Kentucky tragedy unfolds after a long enmity between two men ends with a lawyer shooting and killing a court clerk in the Laurel County clerk’s office in London. Robert Boyd Jr. and Joda Stor are named figures, with local legal circles shaken by the incident and ongoing investigations by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
London
Ky ‘O
Robert Boyd Jr
Ser
Laurel County
Joda Stor
Instantly Hille Jones Sprly
Hastaen
Tke
Renttrks
Boyd
Twa
Ua Cane
Sparks
Attornes
Lt Teelnaad
1En
Foc
Ocme
Funeral of Joan P Jones at Rock Creek Cemetery
The funeral of Joan Paul Jones, a well known member of the bar, was held yesterday afternoon from St Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church. The Rev WS Coe, rector, and Dr McGraw of Woodside church assisted. Pallbearers included Chief Justice Peele and other notable legal figures. Interment followed at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Rack Creek Cemetery
Joan Paul Jones
St Thomas Protestant Epicoral
Mir Jones
WS Coe
St Thomas Parish
Sistor
McGraw
Church of Woodside
Cloge
Jones
Peele
Court of Claims
Lan Oral
Gort Pradt
Charles Drancis Tarim
Curtis
Messrs
J Tickerthag
Rock Creek
Birthday Plans Under Way For George Washington Birthday
Plans for the George Washington Birthday celebration progress with funds promised and a parade authorized. Officers were elected by the George Washington Birthday Association in Alexandria, with a call for subscriptions and a public meeting to form a Sons of Confederate Veterans camp. Alexandria to host events around Old Dominion Week including a Jamestown exhibition and church confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Barthday Avsoiraton
Tashington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
A D Brocket
George Washington Birthday Association
Chamber of Commeres
Brocket
Follwing
Juhan Y
George P Aitcheson
Greene
Confederate Sons
Alexandrie Lyceum
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Robert Ke Lee Jr
Talitax County
Slayer of Gil Convicted of Second Degree Murder
New York reports slayer Frank H Warner convicted of second degree murder for the July 8 killing of Esther C Norling. Warner fled a store, escaped into a large office building, then exited through a rear window before being captured after a chase. Prosecutors argued insanity. defense contends.
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Gil
New York
Frank H Warner
Esther
C Norling
Wes
Joh
Wilson
Abot
Warner
Thomas Walah
Repolles Force
Sowardice
Milas
Notting Warners
Rockefeller Fights Fire at Tarcytown Country Home
A fire at Tarcytown near North Tarrytown destroyed two stone cottages and killed a prized Jersey bull worth 5000. William Ravke and his wife were evacuated as flames trapped livestock including three blooded horses and several sheep. Vic Rockefeller aided volunteers in attempts to save the cattle but the fire overwhelmed responders before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew
William Ravke
Tarcytown
Vic Rorkefeller
Fremen
North Tarrytown
Fifurta Weremle
Humes
Tinckefeller
Want the Motto Back Presbyterian Minieters Call to Retain Motto
Presbyterian ministers in New York adopt a resolution urging Congress to keep In God We Trust on U S coins as legal tender. Dr James Cannon Jr leads opposition to President Roosevelt’s suggestion to remove the motto from circulation. The vote becomes the special order of the day for tomorrow at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Minieters
New York
Presbyterian Ministers
Veteruburg
Seamen
Virginia
Bonepal Church
James Cannon Jr
Roosevelt
Congress
Italian violinist Tonelli rejects public wife at Warsaw recital
Florence reports Enrico Tonelli the Italian violinist offered a series of Warsaw concerts. He accepted only if Signora Toselli attended the recital. Tonelli declined that his wife could appear publicly, and the manager tore up the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Enrico Tonelli
Daughter Asks Accounting In District Supreme Court
Anna Howell Stuart suing through a next friend Howell Stuart asks the District Supreme Court to set aside conveyance of a property at 343 Mount Pleasant Street Northwest and $4960 of personal property. The plaintiff, executor under Olive Harton Stuart's will, names her father, siblings as defendants. An accounting is requested in a shed.
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Mount Pleasant Street
District Supreme Court
Anna Howell Stuart
Howell Stuart
Olive Harton Stuart
Bryan speaks at banquet with 700 at table and 2600 elsewhere
William Jennings Bryan addressed the Jackson chair at a banquet noting 700 at the table and 2600 attendees. He commented on not volunteering after two campaigns, supported rate regulation and the income tax, and praised Roosevelt while criticizing Wall Street gamblers. He endorsed a postal salmon bank as a better plan than an asset currency.
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Lafayette Ink
William Jannings Brean
Jackson Chuir
Bryan
Roosevelt
Ward Bryan
Wall Street
Three Supreme Justices Dissent on State Damages Rule
The U S Supreme Court held that a Pennsylvania citizen cannot recover damages for a death caused by an Ohio railroad in a Pennsylvania case, while Justices Harlan White and McKenna dissented. Justice Harlan argued the ruling denies citizenship rights and burdens cross state injustice, noting implications for marital privilege and equal treatment under the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth
Hambers
Heltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
United States Supreme Court
Yeaterday
Pennsylvania
Tate
Ohio
Moody
Harlan White
McKen
United
Harlan
Era Charbers
Oslo
United State
Georgia Loses Tax Suits Against State and Fulton County
The U S Supreme Court ruled against Georgia and Fulton County in the tax dispute over back taxes on Western Railway of Alabama stock. Justice Day also favored Central of Georgia Railway in Wright v Georgia, reaffirming Georgia court rulings and the Mercantile Trust ownership affecting bond security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Noutona Company
Georgia
Fulton County
Western Railway
Alaabama
United States Supreme Court
Day
Central of Georgia Railway Company
William A Wright
Carantrover General of Georgia
John W Nelmsalevutt
Sulton County
Supreme Court of Georgia
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Georgia Court
Greater Pittsburg Upheld Consolidation Effort
The United States Supreme Court ruled yesterday that the consolidation of Pittsburg and Allegheny can proceed. Justice Moody affirmed the state action, stating federal courts cannot block the plan and that taxation concerns fall under state jurisdiction.
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Effies
Pittsburg
Allegheny
United States Spreme
Moody Iulis
Moony Showns
Pittebuce
Pennsylvania
Fennsylvania Supreme Court
Moody # onlnton
People of
Moody Sald
Campaign Fund Hearing Set After Justice Steckler Widow Dies
Edward Thayer of Dulles and others connected to New York politics were in a fatal auto wreck on the West Shore Railroad crossing. Mrs Alfred Steckler, wife of former Supreme Court Justice Steckler, died at a New Jersey hospital after being injured in the crash. Justice Steckler remained hospitalized but showed signs of recovery as his party colleagues faced a campaign financing matter.
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Steckler
Edward Thayer
Dulles
Tux
Republican State Central Committee of Texas
New York
Alfred Steckle
United Stites
Supreme Court
Melafinn
West Shore Railroad
Frenzied Finance 1x Bank Indictments Expected to Result
Documentary evidence was submitted to the Kings County grand jury on the Borough Bank of Brooklyn affair. Indictments are expected against six or seven men and associates, with revelations of speculative excess and the men’s vast fortunes from real estate and securities transfers to cover debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Kings County Grand Jury
Borough Bank of
Brooklyn
Letter Suggests Plot Against Rockefeller From Omaha Post Office
A letter found in an Omaha post office lobby on Sunday afternoon allegedly outlines a Chicago plot involving Jonas Rockefeller and other figures. The note, written at 4 counter in the post office lobby, mentions thieves and bankers, money in vaults, and a Chicago transfer with plans to meet by Saturday. Authorities opened an investigation as the letter warned to read between the lines and be careful what is said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Washington Post
Crowe
Nebr
Jonas Rockefeller
Chicago
Pal Phe Pinn
Georgetown Park and Brightwood Citizens Hear Requests
Georgetown Park and Brightwood Citizens Association held meetings at Gel hall and Kennedy Ingraham area. The Georgetown cnios Association admitted twenty new members and approved a hall report with a Decembers first Monday meeting. Rock Creek embankment improvements and Boyce tract park purchase were urged. Brightwood urged street lights on Ingraham and Moss avenues and urged police responsiveness with a resolution for 800K dulstat request.
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Georgetown Cnios Association
Gels Hall
Selecion
Rock Creek
Georgetown Citigena
Perk
Boyce
Heorgetown
Congress
Bett Tepores
Brightwood
Brightwood Park Citizens Association
Committee On
Kennedy Ingraham Wuolson Hamilton Tifth
Moss Avenue
Ingraham Trust
Rasoluhon
Tax Collector Foils Highwayman With Cash in Pocket
Edgewater tax collector Charles Van Gilder confronted a robber near the Edgewater Cathedral and refused to surrender borough money. He held firm, retained his own $400, and stunned the thief, who fled toward Palisade woods with bloodied face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Washington Post
Hackensack NJ
Charles van Gilder
Edgewater Borough
Edgewater
Pallisade
Este
Extradition Decision Affirmed in Child Scalded Case
The United States Supreme Court yesterday affirmed the Illinois Supreme Court decision in the John MacNichols extradition dispute to Wisconsin over a two year old child who fatally scalded after tumbling into a tub of boiling water. The incident occurred in the Diven household where the child Laurel McNov, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Diven, was fatally injured. The case centers on extradition proceedings and the state charges arising from the tragedy with the court upholding the earlier ruling.
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United States Supreme Court
Illinois Supreme Court
John MacNichols
Wisconsin
Washington
Laurel McNov
Wiliam Diven
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported in Transatlantic Lines
A list of ships and routes from various ports to New York including Neptes Bulgaria, Meamba from London, Bremen, and Hamburg. The report mentions vessels such as Cecile, Rapier Bulgar, and Beall Wellet with destinations or departures from Rotterdam, Glasgow, and other hubs. Some lines note via points like Pismrath Chethoure Plymouth and Welw York, with occasional notes of cargo or protection status and a probable wheat shipment.
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Arhived Routhamstii—ét Loula Tran
New York
Neptes
Bulgaria
Slagor—Pretodia
Meamba
London
Nicow Ametertam
Rotterdam
Carfetlansand
Hellig
Olae
Fmm
Mew
Tare
Fur
Copenlarea
Flymeuth
Kronprinsesia
Cecile
Rew
Fark
Bremen
Genok
Hamburg—Hillecbur
Boothamsten
Trey
Fragmented National Wish List Across Cities and States
A mosaic of names, places, and affiliations appears across hotel pages and notices including multiple individuals and firms. The fragmentary OCR lists dates, locations such as Delaware New Winn and North Carolina Raleigh, and organizations like Metropolitan and National entities, reflecting a broad, indecipherable directory of people and places without a clear central event.
Murder for Strikers sake convict in dynamite fire
Boulder Colo Nov 18 A jury convicted IW Reeve a railroad brakeman of second degree murder with a recommendation for the minimum ten year term for setting a fire in the Colorado and Southern yard on August 10. The blaze exploded a carload of dynamite killing three men and destroying hundreds of thousands in property. Reeve and another striker started the blaze hoping to show solidarity with Colorado and Southern switchmen on strike.
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Boulder Cole
IW Reeve
Hhe
Colorado and Southern
Severa
PM Ve
Frewan
Colorado and Southern Switchmen
Personal testimonial on Father John's Medicine relief
A Brad dock reader reports twelve large bottles of Father John s Medicine cured asthma and hay fever after starting last December. The letter, signed Mrs Hogan at 38 Willow Street, Brad dock, Pa, states no attacks since and calls the medicine the best she has taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Hogan
Willow St
Braddock, Pa
Nature warns of kidney and bladder trouble signs
Health guide describes symptoms such as frequent urination, nocturnal awakenings, back and joint pain, indigestion, dull complexion, and fatigue. It warns that untreated kidney disease can progress to Bright's disease and other serious outcomes, noting high prevalence and the tendency for sufferers to underestimate early signs.
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S. S.S
Nature
Bool
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Gas
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