Customs Court Soon Looms as New Tribunal Formed
The United States Court of Customs Appeals will be created with a president and four associates. Lloyd of New York was named to attend to business before the court is organized. Attorney General officials outline salaries and positions, including a marshal and clerks, as work progresses toward Senate confirmation and presidential nomination.
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Pelle
Congress
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New York
Thesday
Weaterday
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Court
Judes
Alternes Gener
Will Oy
Wickersham
Supreme Court
Banker Admits Jail Term in Fraud Trial
London hearing reveals Harry Benson alias Beloro confessed a five year indeterminate sentence in New York as a notorious thief under Harry Phillips. Prosecutors claim Alexander C. Chaffin of Brooklyn paid Benson 25 000 twenty three years ago as compensation amid a Feltham’s Bank fraud case. Benson and George Petty, both directors of International Securities Corporation and Feltham’s Bank, face charges of obtaining money by false pretences and fraud. Prosecutors say 14 000 poor people were defrauded, with over 660 others affected.
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Tria
Harry Benson
Beloro
Feltham's
Benson
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 distillers to work with government
Chicago officials announce dismissal of the injunction suit by H. H. Shu felur & Co. against raisin wine production. Government officers and industry representatives will operate under existing revenue rules, with further investigation into raisin wine regulation. The treasury department plans to study whether raisins can be used under proper controls in cordial manufacture.
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Chicago
Diguisiing Inter
H. H. Shufelur & Co
Internal Revenue
Glist
Vinerth
Etyi
Bliss Seeks Lower Bond in Forgery Embezzlement Case
In New York yesterday eight accused forgery and embezzlement suspects appeared before Justice Gould to seek bond reductions on their seized assets. Bliss, long absent from the city, contends he did not evade arrest and asserts he wants to retain all transactions tied to his indictment while the district attorney weighs consent to a redaction of the bond amount. The matter resumes this morning as Bulvin signals willingness to discuss evidence.
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District Attorney's
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Tut
Washington poolrooms and stamp trade highlight city life
Frank Sierman opens public parlors at 134 New York avenue with nine billiard tables as leagues frequent the popular Washington venue. Stamp dealer H F Colman and manager George L Toppan operate a renowned firm with the world’s vast collections, while real estate and local commerce flourish with firms like Lanham Ballard Horton's Georgetown Store and a new riverfront summer resort by L. J. McGhie offering suburban leisure near Washington.
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Frank Sierman
New York Avenue
Sherman
Sterman
Roosevelt comeback drive sparked by Taft clash roils 1910 politics
A Washington Herald summary traces a Roosevelt revival push aimed at defeating Taft and reshaping the Republican Party. It notes Parsons and Cannon conflicts, Pinchot and Ballinger issues, and roving talk of Roosevelt leading a bid to reclaim the White House. Roosevelt’s March 3 private talk with Littauer and remarks on party divisions are highlighted as signs of a broader anti-Taft movement.
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Elba
Theodore Roosevelt
Stumph Bedding Company Builds Washington Furniture Empire
The Stumph firm, once Stumph & Bros and later Stumph Bedding, grew from a bedding factory into a major Washington furniture business. It operates an extensive plant for making and renovating mattresses and bedding, plus the District’s largest carpet cleaning facility. The policy promises actual satisfaction with every purchase.
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