National Federation Urges Nonpartisan Commission Action
The National Civic Federation adjourned after adopting resolutions urging federal legislation to exempt labor, farmers, and industrial combinations from antitrust constraints and to create a nonpartisan federal commission. The report supports coordination among capital, labor, and the public, with proposals on corporate formation, capitalization, and regulation under federal jurisdiction and stricter enforcement of trust laws.
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Federation
Feueral
Agaheit
Ow Eye UK
Commission 6
Conatts
Wimin
Federal Supreme Court
Rio
Bogart editor accused in fraudulent checks case
Mitch Fogart, editor of the Press Strap Book Company, was arrested Thursday on a larceny charge. Police allege he is part of a ring using worthless checks to buy stock and cash out, with offices once tied to the Scrap Book Company in New York.
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Mitch Fogart
Press
New York
Jene Girish
Te Pogart
Vurr Bree
Tinulron
Newe York
Representet
Park Row
Burr Company
Fire at Mount Weather Observatory Worsens Injuries
Harvey Spindler and Captain Bred Young, observers at Mount Weather Observatory, suffer serious injuries in a blaze that consumed the spine tower area likely in the kitchen. They escaped from a third story window and, though bruised and cut, continued reporting from clothing borrowed from neighbors.
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Harvey H. Spindler
Bred H. Young
Mount Weather Observatory
Wills J. Moore
Weather Bureau
Plaster
Mount Weather
Spine Tower
Spindler
Young
Thei
Washington
Union Station Opens For Public Use Tomorrow
Workers rush to complete the new terminal at Union Station as Baltimore and Ohio trains will enter tomorrow. George W Martin leads a tour with officials noting the east end opens first and the State reception room will serve as a temporary waiting area. Public access is planned with the old station closed and elevated tracks in use for limited routes.
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Bartmore and Ohio Railroad
Union Station
George W Martin
F C Batchelder
O H Hobbs
J and Manuel Sener
Bultimore
Ohio
Martin
Diplomatic Corps
Bureau of Information
Nisht
Operaton
Sams Power House
Baltimore and Ohio
Nout
Washington
Bethsylvania
Capt Barry Exonerated In Kentucky Grounding Report
Board of inquiry findings released by the Navy Department clear Captain Barry of blame for the grounding of the battleship Kentucky at Lambert Point Hamp ton Roads. The accident occurred amid crowded anchorage with two or three collier ships nearby, a recurring hazard to ships and other vessels. The department will consider stricter anchorage regulations.
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Board of Inquiry
Kentucky
Lambert Point
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
Department
Army Orders Anxious Dispatches From Forts and Stations
The document lists numerous army personnel reassigned or placed on leave, detailing sergeants, lieutenants, and captains across various posts such as Fort Fremont, Fort Screven, and governors’ locales. It highlights duty changes, temporary assignments, and upcoming Mediterranean cruises on the Arabic, with destinations including Madeira Cadiz Sevilla Granada Jerusalem and Rome.
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United States
Clark
Mediterranean
Orient
New York
Madeira
Cadiz
Sevilla
Granada
Allambra
Jerusalem
Alexand Gailo
Sie
Naples
Fémpell
Rome
Lice
Fonts Carte, &c
Cotton Goods Shipments And Trade Standings Amid Unrest
New York reports trade and industry tending toward quiet with mild weather aiding retail distribution. Bankers in New York remain prudent as prices relax in cereals and cotton, with foreign demand encouraging and a shift of holding toward markets. Shipments run large, jobbing volume strong, and Western buyers active. several centers note good orders and improved Southern collections though copper and steel show dull activity. Global wheat exports rise while weekly Canadian failures number 32, with total exports for the year to date near 6.8 million bushels.
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New York
Oct. S
Bradetreet
Morrow
St Louis
Sooda
Banka
United States
Canada
Less Cotton Ginned in 1894 Census Report
The Census Bureau released figures from its special agents showing 4,089,595 bales of cotton ginned by October 18 this year, down from 18,0421 bales last year. Nineteen counties are unrepresented, with totals listed for several states, and the overall output reported as 22,795 bales from ginnettes, vs 26,235 last year. State figures will be released once county reports arrive.
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Publc
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Loutaiata
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Taras
Court Refuses Busines Indictment Details in Bucketshop Case
Justice Stafford denied a request by Bronk Kaus and Allison Tenlins lawyers to compel District Attorney Baker to provide a bill of particulars showing specific transactions and names of persons involved in bucketshop indictments. The court held the indictment already sets the general business and would not require advance evidence. Baker said trials will proceed after Mrs Anmon Bradley's case, starting November 1, as the government plans to prove general character and operations of the bucketshop activities.
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Stafford
Bronk
Kaus
Alliso
Tenlins
Baker
Anmon Bradley
Inetee Bratford
Healeery
Two Painters Hurt After Scaffold Breaks
Two painters employed by United States Electric Company were injured when a scaffold board broke at the plant on Fourteenth and B streets northwest. John Greenwell, 26, of M Street NW, suffered bruises. George Ashford, of Seventh Street Southwest, sustained a fractured arm. They received treatment at Emergency Hospital.
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United States Electric Company
John “Greenwell
George Ashford
United “States Electric
Greenwell
M Street
Astford
Baventh Street
Four Larcenies Reported To Police
Four larcenies were reported to police yesterday with detectives from the central division investigating. Items stolen included a brown alligator handbag with a lady’s gold hunting case watch and other articles from a downtown store. a Truntiong case watch and cash from Mrs. August Atellan. a wax doll valued at seven dollars from Mrs. Hughes. and a silver bangle umbrella from Miss Viola Bixflock at 1225 Hughby Street Northwest.
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Iea
Miles Joy L. Webster
Chapin Street
Gren
August Attellan
Maryland Avenue
Mra
Mies Viola
Hughby
New Home
Alleged Ghege Kiter Held In Early 1900s Bank Conspiracy
Justice warrants issued for Joseph and David Lowenthal on charges of conspiracy and obtaining money under false pretenses linked to Second National Bank in Washington and Baltimore banks around three years prior. Joseph arrested in Newark, to stand trial there. David still at large.
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Joseph
David Lowenthal
Newark
Joseph Lowenthal
Washington
David
Baltimore
Second National Bank
Reddy & Co
Tran
Webner & O
Webber d Go
Webbers& Co
Diverse Church Services Advertised on Sundays
Collective notice of multiple church events across Colombia and Talvary Baptist Churches plus Epiphany and other congregations. Details include preaching by Rev J Waldron and Rev J Seudging Hien, Sunday schools, prayer services, and evening gatherings. Various locations listed with times and host pastors.
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Seventh Street
Weston Bruner
Ugulstant
Pahoo
My HA Ford
Barnet
Phlisthon Classie
Iam
Rav Ir
Aod-Suloay League
Heuser
Sawea
Billings
Pauoer Mi
Gabe Ecto Cornat
Baptist Church
Gyrthaest
Prover Apoothag
J. Miron Waldron
The
Baptista
Colombia Baptist Church
John D Steals
Palledelphia
Pruleos
Endeavor
Epp&gopal Epiphany
Grogan
Sr Johns Church
Gixtdenta
Roy Aaland Cotton Smith
Christian Science
Firer Church OF Heist
Scientint
Yeanth
Ratronix
Wadaenda
Colorady
Divorced Surgeon Must Pay Alimony and Custody Terms
Mrs Georgie Carr was granted an absolute divorce from Dr William P Carr a surgeon and professor. The court ordered alimony of 102 monthly and taxes on over the home while the title remains in the wifes name. Mrs Carr gets custody of their ten year old son Edward B Carr and the father may visit at least once a week. Dr Carr was accused of infidelity and denied the charges. The decree also assigns a $34000 trust interest and orders him to pay all costs of the proceedings.
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William P. Carr
Medical School
George Washington University
Husse Ashley M. Gould
Equity Court
Carr
District Supreme Court
Car
Justion Goulds
Lug L Street
Dha
the Lewis
de. Carr
W. F. B. Phillips
Medical School of George
Washington University
D. K. Shute
Paul Carter
Mra Certen
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