Customs Court Soon to Open With Lloyd Appointed
The United States Court of Customs Appeals will open after Congress begins, with Lloyd of New York appointed to attend to business before judges are selected. Attorney General details outline the court's organization and salaries, including a marshal, clerk, and four attorneys, with Wickersham expressing confidence in the new court's operation.
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Pelle
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Lloyd
New York
Thesday
Weaterday
Senate
Court
Judes
Alternes Gener
Will Oy
Wickersham
Supreme Court
Banker Admits Jail Term During Fraud Trial
London proceedings at the trial of Harry Benson alias Beloro known for theft and fraud in connection with Feltham's Bank. Benson admits he faced a five year indeterminate term in New York under the name Harry Phillips. Prosecutors allege Alexander C. Chaffin of Brooklyn paid him 25 000 twenty three years ago as compensation. Brown was tried and acquitted at the Old Bailey for obtaining goods by false pretences. Benson and George Petty, arrested in London, faced charges of attempting to obtain money by fraud. They were directors of The International Securities Corporation and Feltham's Bank, with prosecutors stating about 14 000 poor people were defrauded and more than 660 others affected.
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New York
Harry Phillips
Alexander C. Chaffin
Brooklyn
Brown
Old Bailey
Caaffin
Harry Henson
George Petty
International Securities Corporation, Limited
Feltham's Bank
Securlties Corporation
Raisin Wine Case Ends as Government Plans Harmony
A conference between government officials and H. H. Shu felur & Co. representatives led to the dismissal of the injunctive suit against raisin wine production. Internal revenue officers confirm temporary injunctions dismissed and promise cooperation with regulations. The wine is used as a cordial substitute for brandy with fermentation, and the treasury department will investigate to allow controlled use under proper rules.
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Bliss Seeks Lower Bond in Forgery Embezzlement Case
Eight accused of forgery and embezzlement appeared before Justice Gould in New York seeking to reduce the bonds. Turner of the district attorney's office urged consent to a redaction after examination of evidence. Bliss has been away from the city, claiming employment in New York, and says he wishes to retain all transactions tied to his arrest and indictment.
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Washington poolrooms and stamp trade noted in city pages
The article profiles Frank Sierman’s public parlors at 134 New York avenue with nine billiard and pool tables popular among local teams. It also highlights H F Colman’s stamp firm with George L. Toppan, noting famous collections and prominent collectors, plus local business leads from Washington firms on real estate, groceries, printing, wallpaper, and a new riverfront summer resort development by L J McGhie offering bathing, boating and bungalow homes with river views.
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Washington
Frank Sierman
New York Avenue
Sherman
Sterman
Roosevelt movement to defeat Taft signals 1910 U S politics
The piece outlines a Roosevelt revival aiming to unseat Speaker Cannon and weaken Taft's White House claims. It cites Parsons and Pinchot as anti-Taft voices, notes talks with Littauer, and previews a broader GOP split. It also mentions Roosevelt’s potential return as a rallying figure amid party realignments and upcoming elections.
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Pinchot
Africa
Stumph Bedding Company Grows Into Major Washington Furniture House
The Stumph firm built from a bedding factory into a large furniture supplier in Washington. Once Stumph & Bros. and then Stumph Bedding Company, it established a strong reputation for quality, with a fully equipped plant for making and renovating mattresses and bedding. It runs the District’s largest carpet cleaning plant and emphasizes guaranteed satisfaction with every purchase and order.
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