Bryan Defends Beveridge Bill At State Fair Address
At the state fair in Richmond Bryan spoke against federal control and in favor of state rights, condemning child labor and distrust of trusts. He cited two sets of attorneys mobilized by trusts, one to challenge state and federal actions, the other to oppose nationwide regulation. He urged local self government and warned against forcing products and regulations on other states, calling for preservation of state powers.
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Richmond
Maiu
Chisdrea
UNION LABOR CHARGES SPADA AT THE WASHINGTON PAGE
Union labor charges accuse Spada of violation of statutes by the management and directors of the state penitentiary. The article notes convict labor at Mounds labeled for government and private contractors with cents per man per day and cites federal antitrust concerns. The Department of Justice will be notified.
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An & Deruion
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Department of Justice
Civil Service
Board of Civil Novice Examiners
Washington Board
Federal
Ciy
Civil Service Board
War Path protest disrupts Wild West Show at exposition
Amid management dispute the War Path attraction lay dark as concessionaries fall behind on payments to the exposition. The Wild West Show and its crew, including a visitor on watch, are among those closed, with the show slated to depart tomorrow. The expedition company operates under a court injunction that threatens further action.
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Soslal
Wannexton
Norfolk Ward
Han Cate
Wang Motty
Robinson to Bench In West Virginia Court of Appeals
Unclear text indicates Judge Robinson appointed to the West Virginia Court of Appeals bench following resignation of JM Studera. Commission notification from Gov Dawson outlines timing and seating. Greenberg/Bluefield region referenced with dates in October for court session.
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West Virginia
Preme Court of Appeals
JM Studera
Bluefield
Robinson T
Jon Et
Chalesten
Norfolk firemen charged with negligence in freight train incident
Reported in October a Norfolk court charged Robert Anattion Glover Jol Sawyet and conductors for alleged negligence in a freight train fire at Western Switch. Mrs CG Munsell Mrs Hae Lonn and Mrs Henn Mimes were cited in connection with the incident. Proceedings set for trial in October with formal charges of criminal negligence against the involved parties.
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Robert Anattion
Glover
Jol Sawyet
Teday
Western
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Hae Lonn
Henn
Arto
EH Harmand Dhe Tal
Jisith
du Han
Man found guilty in double murder near Wilson NC
A man from Valy forego one Wong on Yat Wilson NC was convicted last night of second degree murder for killing his wife and her brother in the woods after surprising them. The defense argued stormy circumstances and claimed the act was not premeditated.
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Yat Wilson
Raeford Dew
Sourciny Iz
Daw
Miss Flynn 18 Cup Winner at Richmond Horse Show
The largest crowd of the week watched Miss Flynn win the Ladies’ Hunter Class at the Richmond Horse Show. Reginald Vanderbilt joined the ring again with his runabout taking second, while Watson and Tempest rode in multiple events. Flynn’s victory culminated in a handsome silver Eng by the association, marking a notable display of equestrian talent in Richmond.
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Washington Post
Reginald Vanderbilt
Heales
Phoebe Watson
Marie Tempest
Mike CW Watson
Kitty Gray
Herena
Mia Vanderbilt
Mike Flynn
Ailver Eng
Railroads Reduce Orders Hit Baltimore County Area
The Wanbiaxula Post reports Baltimore Mindt or nearby region faces population loss as thousands depart seeking work. About 1,000 left in a month due to reduced orders at South Baltimore Car and Foundry Company in Curtis Bay. President J. E. Harvey cites railroad demand cuts forcing employment reductions.
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Wife Found Love Letters Spark Divorce Suit
Mrs Ursa Hewitt files for divorce from Frank G Hewitt Baltimore commission man after alleging he sent a bookkeeper two letters containing romantic passages. She claims he beat her when she refused to surrender the letters and that he promised the bookkeeper money for her return to Baltimore. The couple allegedly wed in Washington DC on March 1 1699.
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Circuit Court
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Frank G Hewitt
New York
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Nene
Middlesex NI
Hewittt & Co
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Tors
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Canandalgua NY
Daby Ang
Ake
Washington DC
D A B Day At Jamestown Celebrated By D A R In Norfolk
D A B Day at James town Exposition in Norfolk Va marked by National Daughters of the American Revolution events. President General Donald Webean of New York presided at the auditorium with state regent Mrs Samuel W Tamieson welcoming visitors. Governors and dignitaries attended daytime and evening receptions in the Virginia building while Gov Hughes was hosted at the Missouri State Buffet.
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Vanderbilt Snub Hits A Dinner For Mrs Netre
Newport Oct 11 The snub by Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and her daughter Giadva and fiancé Foun Srecheayith at a social event hosted by Mrs A Tantali Nerve at Midclefin Ruggies avenue has sparked response among Mrs Netre’s friends. Few attendees will discuss the incident. Mrs Netre remains keenly aware of her social position as guests in Newpure tan suey are said to be upset by the mixed reception.
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Brother in law killed in quarrel in Gate City Virginia
In Gate City Virginia on October 11 Samuel Gilliam was shot dead by Ira Parks his brother in law after a trivial quarrel. Parks has not been arrested. Also reported Wade Hampton Wood of Roham County aged 31 and married was convicted today of attempted criminal assault on Miss Stella Smith. He was sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary.
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Debated Divorce Restrictions and Child Labor in Church Preamble
In Richmond Virginia this report outlines heated talks within the Protestant Episcopal Church of America. The House of Deputies voted to adopt the constitutional preamble The American Church while debates over restricting marriage of divorced persons and urgent action against child labor dominated proceedings. The Bishop of Vermont presented the suffragan bishops report and the deputies considered marriage and divorce measures as bishops actions were awaited.
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Revival Ceremony Welcomes National Preachers Delegation
Rev Dr Bustol of Metropolitan welcomes delegates of the National Association of Local Preachers in Washington to mark the semicen tennial of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He hopes the revival stays true to evangelism as visitors gather with presiding elders and international guests for sessions through next week in a historic Washington church.
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Brooklyn
L W. Boswell
Philadelphia
George
Merchantville NJ
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London
England
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Luton
Eesam
Doctor Moore Reports Hospital Care At Alexandra
Dr Moore, attending physician at Alexandra Hospital, reports 16 patients on June 1. During his tenure 76 were cured, 10 improved, 12 died, and remained under treatment by Sept 1. Of the 12 deaths, four were under Dr Moore, three over seventy, one infant. Most admissions were emergency cases in dying condition.
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Dance tragedy shocks Ronndke Virginia crowd
At a Halloween dance in October in Ronndke Va a Black man was killed and another seriously injured after a shooting and stabbing spree. The assailant Johnson allegedly acted after claiming the victim Sugeno Stuart provoked trouble. Police say Hébert and another Black person are in custody as investigations continue.
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Lipton May Get Yacht Race Offer From Brooklyn Club
New York Oct 11 Sir Thomas Lipton may race his yacht again after proposing to meet a declaration with boats of normal type. The Brooklyn Yacht Club may provide a trophy for international contests as Lipton suggested. Commodore William C Towen urged the board to offer the trophy, and a committee was named to consider the suggestion.
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Night school for boys planned in Alexandria city
The Joint Committee on Finance and Schools of Alexandria city council prepares to open a night school for boys funded by council approval. Capt William H L Sweeney from George Washington High School will help organize. The plan aims to start next Monday with a nominal salary and a small fee for those who can pay. Many working youths would benefit from the program and supporters expect strong success.
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Millionaire Raffles figure linked to Romadka case in Chicago
Chicago police and Francis Reno plan to arrest Ralph Smith, nicknamed Raffles, and connect him to the Romadka jewel theft network. Smith, claimed by Reno to be a society man, is accused of aiding Mrs Mary Romadka and stealing gems worth thousands from New York and Chicago residences.
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Aid For Girl Consumptive At Sanatorium Funds Raised For Twenty Weeks
Associated Charities reports donations for maintenance of a consumptive young woman at a sanatorium. Contributions from numerous individuals and groups were received to cover care through weeks, with totals nearing several hundred dollars and expected weeks of treatment. Names of donors and amounts listed, totaling 388 60.
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Seculnamaydyr
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Bly
Ward Och
Lawix
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Richard Goder
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William F Holtzman Dies in Washington Real Estate Operator and Lawyer
William F Holtzman died yesterday near noon after paralysis struck him at Tenth and F Streets northwest. He was born in 1840 in Virginia, served in a Missouri Confederate regiment under Gen Price, studied law at Columbian University, and was admitted to the bar in 1868. He left a wife and three married daughters and one son. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. He was a deacon at First Baptist Church and long active in the congregation. One daughter, Mrs Weymouth, is abroad in Europe.
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Wheat Pit Battle Royal at Market Open
Special to The Wanameon Post Chicago Oct 11 A battle royal will be fought in the wheat pit between James Patten and Armour Patten with holdings about 1 000 000 bushels. Patten bears the long side while Armour is a bear. Brokers split on outcome as harvest looms and Europe faces shortages. May wheat moved from 1 11 8 to 1 10 4 at close amid heavy selling by small holders to cover positions.
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Funeral for Martin Aloysius Hussion
Funeral services for Martin Aloysius Hussion fourteen son of Mr and Mrs Martin J Hussion of Myrtle Street Northmast will be held from St Aloysius Church this morning at nine o clock following his death yesterday afternoon from injuries after a fall from a ladder at Gonaga Hall in Sibley Hospital.
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Junior Republic League Plans Large Charity Entertainment
Monthly meeting at the Arlington Hotel discussed a winter entertainment by the Women’s League of the National Junior Republic. Mrs Fairbanks presides. charity status reported strong. Mrs Archibald Hopkins returned from Annapolis area and praised conditions among the republic’s youngest members.
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