Grocers Talk Rule of Law as Government May Drop Suit
Attorneys for the association have conferred with the Department of Justice on dissolution terms. President McLaurin denies ongoing negotiations while prosecutors push to set terms that could include broader federal action and possible dissolution of the organization under anticipated legislation. The standoff centers on claims of legal authority and anticipated court actions in Washington and Virginia, with talks spanning potential filings in United States courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorneys For Association
Department of Justice
McLaurin
Fourth Regiment Repeats In State Rifle Tournament
The twenty fraternal annual tournament of the New Jersey State Rifle Association opened today with the Columbia trophy presented to the Jerseymen by the Director at Columbia National Avenue. The Fourth Regiment won the match scoring high on four ranges. Three companies arrived from the Tuts telegraph and camped behind United States cavalry infantry and Ohioans. Infantry commanded by Lieutenant George, cavalry by Captain W E Clopton, and Ohio units under Col Lind W Howard. The Buckeyes, who scored high last Ferrich match, were 6th in the Dryden event. Tomorrow features the Dryden trophy match and interstate regimental formation. Large crowds expected. events include teams of six men and a national all-around, with ten prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mengirt
New Terany State Rifle Association
Columbia
Camp Peery
Infantry
Lisut. George
District Ward
Cavalry
Caps W. E. Clopton
Col. Linnd W. Howard
Bueckeyes
Oo Palata
Ara Wera
Dryden
Eferrich
Unite Ates
Statea Infantry
Mrs. A. C. Morris Dead After Illness on Tour
Mrs A C Morris aged 19 years died yesterday in Washington after illness while touring with daughter Agnes Hroup In a West reached home. Survived by a daughter Robinson of New York. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Therta Alt Dandler
Yar
Hwest
Mreville
Misa
Agnes Hfoup
Morris Teft
Amet
Robinson
New York
Washington
Navy notes deny danger to ship during reserve action
The report states none of the shells from the dreadnought pelacans neared the ship at San Marcus in Hay Monday. Rear Admiral Oster and Commander Ree ordered a halt to firing until the Panther could be brought within safe range, while officials say the vessel remained unharmed and the repair ship stayed clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcus
Hay
Neous
Navy
Barsay
Carmdr
Leigh
Paty Tval Aidoce
Soc Ig 7
Detawane Oy Ag
Jeemer
Atlantic
Unclear Sports Scene After Break Injures Spectators
A chaotic scene at a game against Porttanst ar Rasenman bist er ends with spectators injured as bleachers collapse or break. Deputies restrain crowd while players react and medical staff assist the injured man amid confusion and disorder.
Portugal Church State Debate Stalls Reform Measure
A Lisbon minister reported the assembly will consider the church state issue as it stood before the separation law. The outcome hinges on a political stance toward the Foreign religious assembly and associated acts as the government weighs reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Via Adybard
Mincarer
Morgan
Lisbon
Memister Cise
Ase
Ateria
Voyagers Cheer As Seven Are Saved
A tornado wrecked the four masted schooner Malcolm 8. Seavey off Never Charleston and Savannah while heading from Tampa to Baltimore. The steamship Mohawk rescued seven of the eight crew after the mast broke in heavy seas. one man perished. Captain Edmond Kemble led the Mohawk and was hailed by the rescued crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Savannah
Malcolm
Seavey
Tampa
Fla
Baltimore
Mohawk
Clyde Line
Edmond Kemble
Revenue Cutter Headquarters
Yease
South Atlantic
Malcom H Seavey
Bath
Seneca
Vesterday
Josie Ho Bart
New York
Barnegate
Rleven
Little Pagay Tive
Beaufort
118 Castaways Picked Up By Steamer Alice After Four Days Drift
Eighteen crewmen of the steamer Alice, from the Nicaraguan coast after the Alice foundered in a storm, tell of four days adrift in open boats without food or water. Nearly insane with hunger and thirst, all are hospitalized. Separate items report the Northwestern’s sinking with crew aboard, and ongoing relief and salvage efforts along the South Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleana
Southern
Atbentley Mrait Company
Alice
Alce
Havana
Northwestern
Claymont
Del
C. XM. Gilmore
James Davidson
Charleston
Davidson
Trials Disappoint as Dixie Boat Leads Qualifiers
American motorboats struggled in elimination trials for Harmaworth cup defense. The Dixie TV remains the lone cup defender with a top speed, while Sand Burr H won the day over Viva and other entrants. Engine troubles and gear failures plagued rivals. another race is set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
V. Huntington
Long Island
Dixie TV
Sand Burr H
A. H
W. White
Ub of America
Viva
Commodore
Stuart Blackton
Tanical EF
Pugh
Chicago
Missionary Linked to Syracuse Counterfeit Ring Arrested
Secret Service and Syracuse police nab four men in a counterfeit operation. Victors Serranti, a Baptist missionary, and brothers Umberto and Francisco, along with Filito Glorano, seized with counterfeit bills and two plates for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Coupterfelterman
Secret Service
Victor Serranti
Baptist
Umberto
Francisco
Filito Glorano
Citizens petition clemency for 15 year old slayer Earl Guohriat
Citizens of Madison Wisconsin sign petitions urging Arkansas Governor Donaghey to grant executive clemency for Earl Guohriat a 15 year old who killed another boy in a street fight the effort argues hanging does not meet ends of justice.
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Maison
Wis
Madison
Gov. Donaghey
Arkansas
Earl Guohriat
Beattie Trial Hearings Focus on Destruction of Evidence
Witnesses reveal Douglas Beattie would have destroyed all evidence against his brother Henry if possible. Testimony details how bloodied car seats were washed and how Beattie family dynamics were portrayed as part of the defense case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Beattie
Nurdes
Henry
Louie Wendenburg
Douglas Beatti
Wendenburg
Kenry
Lederer
Douglas Heattie
Beulah Binford
Wei
Midlothian
F Lounger
Douglas Becattha
Smith
Douglas
Bearded Man Suspect Read by Miller Travel Pair
Henry Miller and wife of Toronto on a 16,000 mile bicycle trek say they saw a man with a ragged beard near the Beattie murder scene and offer to testify for the defense. They recall his hair was matted and beard thick with no manic expression, matching a description read in court. They also mention a prior warning to avoid a dangerous driver who stoned cars. Their trip reportedly places them near the crime when it occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Wendenburg
Roland Lassiter
Bon Aire
War
W. B. Sydnor
Beattie
James Watkins
The
Commonwealth
W. OH. Sydnor
Ella J. Bowman
Henry C. Beattie
Jarrell
Mr. Beattie
Jarrett
Miss Tlaze] Feattie
Steger
Washington Post
Berwick
Henry
War game begins in gale on Virginia capes test long range gunnery
The Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus started September maneuvers off the Virginia capes with wind 18 mph from the northwest and heavy seas. Long range firing will test marksmanship under unfavorable conditions with shots not aimed at less than 9 90 yards and maximum ranges above 16 000 yards. The battleship Louisiana completed repairs at Norfolk and joined the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Hugo Osterhaus
Virginia Capes
Louisi
Bids Opened for Four Submarine Torpedo Boats
Bids were opened at the Navy Department for four submarine torpedo boats under the eight hour labor law. Lake Torpedoboat Company of Bridgeport and Electric Boat Company of New York submitted offers with prices ranging from 415,000 to 498,000 dollars per vessel. Both firms also proposed estimates for one to three boats under varying types and tonnage. Review and award will take several weeks. The eight hour limit also applies to two battleships, with further bids expected. The comptroller clarifies the labor law covers shipyard work by the contractor, not materials bought from other firms in the usual course of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Lake Torpedoboat Company
Bridgeport
Comn
Electric Boat Company
New York
Comptroller of the Treasury
Inspecting Fort Mifflin and League Island Navy Yard Work
Acting Secretary Winthrop and Rear Admiral Twining tour Philadelphia naval plants to assess needs for powder magazine enlargement and public improvements. They will study sites in advance of December Congress estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Miffili
League Island Navy Yard
Navy
Winthrop
Nathan
Twining
Bureau of Ordnance
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Congress
Pennsylvania
Ordnance
Army Orders Reports and Transfers Across Forces
Military notices list leaves of absence for Capt Frederick W Stop Ford and others in coast artillery and cavalry. It details duty reports to Fort Monroe and Fort Riley, board assignments at coast artillery school and general hospital in San Francisco, station changes in medical corps and medical reserve corps, and transfers to the Philippine Islands and Fort Washington on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Stopford
Coast Artillery Corps
James J. Dunsworth
Thomas 5. Lowe
Medical Reserve Corps
Mark O'Connor
Fourteenth Cavalry
James B. Allison
Seventh Infantry
Coast Artlery Corps
Fort Monroe
Frank W. Coe
Clarence H. McNeil
Arthur 5. Conklin
Evant Artillery Corps
Coast Artillery School
William Chamberlaine
William P. Pence
John C. Steger
Francis J. Bewr
Walter K. Wilson
Coast Artillery Board
Cavalry Equipment Board
Fort Riley
Kane
Edward Jr. McClernand
First
Cavalry
James Lock
William Flynn
Edward Davis
Thirteenid Cavalry
Fred T. Austin
Third Field Artillery
Robert M. Thornburgs
Medical Corps
General Hospital
San Francisco
Cal
Herbert H. Sargent
Second Cavalry
Fourth Cavalry
Joan 8. Winn
Fouth Cavalry
Medical Reserve ‘Corps
Albert FE. Truby
Mediecal Corps
Philip W. Iuntington
George H. McLellan
Armin Mueller
Clarence E. Fronk
Percy G. Drake
Addison D. Davis
Elsworth Wilson
William M. Archer, Jr
Henry F. Philips
Robert Lemmon
Oswald F. Henning
Philippine Islands
Manila
Philippine Division
Paul J. Freeman
Thomas J. Flynn
Edward L. Napier
Medical Orps
Thomas H. Johnson
Edward M. Welles
William FA. Borden
Albion McD
James L. Walsh
Ordnance Department
Fort Washington
NAVAL ORDERS AND SHIPBOARD DUTY CHANGES
Navy personnel transfers and duty orders announced including Surg to Miseinsippt and HOLEMAN to home and wait orders. Several Paymasters listed with duties to various stations and statuses. Names include WINN, HOLEMAN, ROBERTSON, MORSE, MCCRITCHIE, HILTON, VAN PATTEN, JORDAN, and ZA NE a.
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Ko Winn
P. A
Holeman
Sure
G. BE. Robertson
FW. Morse
Rave
D. G. McRitchie
C. Hilton
Duty Celtic
E. H. van Patten
Georgis
J. N. Jordan
Zane
Movements of Naval Vessels Reported Inbound and Outbound
Movements of a large set of ships are logged arriving at Nakagusuku Philadelphia Fokohama and Southern drill grounds. Vessels named include Albany Lawrence Rowan Lowe Massa chusetts Pompey Abarenda Goonecttent Delaware Michigan North Dakota Vermont Kansas New Hampshire South Carolina Idaho Maine Mirstexippi Missour Virginia Nebraska Ohio Washington Chester Salem and more. Sailed from Aeacke to Nekagusule Albany Nakagueuku to Port Cockby Connecticut Delaware Michigan North Dakota Vermont Kansas New Harypehbe South Carolina Idaho Mains Mississippi Missouri Virginia Ne braske Ohio Washington Cherts Marmpton Mads to Southern
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Albany
Nakagusuku
Lawrence and
Rowan
San Diego
Lowe
Indiana
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Pompey and Abarenda
Fokohama
Nakagueuku
Port Cockby
Connecticut
Delaware
Michigan
North Dakota
Vermont
Kansas
New Harypehbe
South Carolina
Idaho
Mains
Mississippi
Missouri
Virginia
Nebraske
Ohio
Washington
Cherts
Marmpton Mads
Explosion injures hunter on gasoline launch
George Hutton, worker at the Firth Sterling plant at Giesboro Point, sustained burns to hands and face from a fuel stove explosion aboard a hunting launch near Washington port. Treated by Dr. Warfield in Alexandria, he left for home in Anacostia after his injuries were dressed. Two companions and his young son were with him. no serious long term harm expected. In other county news, the W T U bicounty convention elected officers, mail delivery resumes winter schedule with mounted service, August deeds and 38 marriage licenses were issued, and Miss Margaret Schwab died at 21d North Royal Street. she leaves three sisters and four brothers.
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Washington Port Atreat
King Street
Alexandri
George Hutton
Firth- Sterling Steel
Giesboro Point
Walter A. Warfield
Alexandria
Hutton
Anacostia
Firth- Sterling
Margaret Schwab
Frederick Schwab
North Royal Street
Miss Schwab
Annie B. Smith
Lilian Pfeiffer
Marian Schwab
George H
Charles M
Conrad
Harry Schwab
Finals Postponed In All-Comers National Lawn Tennis Championship
In Newport on September 1 the finals of the national lawn tennis all-comers championship were pushed to tomorrow at 11 a.m. due to poor turf on the championship court. Beals C Wright of Boston faces Maurice E McLoughlin of San Francisco, with the winner to challenge William A Larned, the reigning national champion, on Monday.
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Newport
Beals C
Wright
Boston
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
William A. Larned
Hotels Directory Recites Names by City and Guest Lists
A fragmented hotel guest list shows travelers and residents across U S cities including Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Georgia Kentucky Maryland New Jersey Ohio Sylvan ia Harrisburg Arlington Virginia Norfolk and West Virginia. Entries name individuals and households with limited details.
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Boston
J. S. Free
James
J. A. Breen
St. James
Kar
Lincoln
Karl Gren
New York City
J. C. Patcoin
T. Banister
Reeric
Robert Arlington
Joseph
Ladham
Tore Pn
Lewis W. Ram
Sire Wiliam
Aeohereenn
Archibald
WH. H. Hlaruman
Philadelphia
G. TD. Arti
St.Tames
Joh Sullivan
St. Jamer
Kelery
Willard
St Georgia
A. W. Jamerin
Alan Pan Cawlee
Atlanta
WiMaré Kestucky
R. G. Magan
Locheville
Carigan
Sumerpe
Melton
Ranville
Ebbin
Maryland
L. H. Lewis
Annapolis
Ebbert
New Jersey
Camphe
H. G. Ray
Prange
Raymond
Ewark
Ohio
H. Akron
Hickey
Ling
RB. Pearson
Cineine Rt
Sylvania
Y. W. Snyder
Harrisburg
Ellen of. Willard
Unione
Arlington
Virginia
J. Cartwright
Norteh
Jamer
Everett Everett
Perry W. HK. Robinson
Norfolk
F Bieford
Hampton
Raleigh
West Virginia
H. Spence
E. Spence
Hustington, Ebbitt
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Facasenville
Nba
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Willy Tion
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A. C. Morris
Palmer
Shelf
Panther
Rasenman Bister
Taso
Tesbar
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Avena
Portugal
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Clemency
Joseph Casselburg
Richmond
Casselburg
Beulah
Binford
Tenry Beattie
Henrico
Scherer
Owen Home
Broadus
Henry Clay Beattie
W. F. Gordon
Gui
Loving
Paul Beattie
Dr. Loving
Mr. Smith
Bearded Man
Louisiana
Admiral Twining
ARMY
NAVAL
Knox Hats
Stinemetz
F Street
Cor
Hunter
Fairfax Counties
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Georgie McKean
Vienna
Aan Day
Lorton
E. B. Hardenburg
Burke
Lillian Jorg
Yesterda
Newell S. Greenaway
Corporation Court
McLoughlin
Avold HH. Wilton
Garden City Golf Club
Philip Samson
Engishman
Empress Theater Todavy
Casino Elite
Burke, VA
Labor Day
Truth
Tnian
I A. mi
Ab Jexandria
Nel
Cure Renae
Matinees
Simone D'Beryl
Atar
Micninki
Queen
Tilgitt
Monteomery
Florence Moore
Otil Lmyer
Bert Fi Wenn
ABN
FTE
Grazer
Rie
Sully & Seete
Arin Vathawar
Broadway
Wilfred Clarke & Co
Academy Eves
Tor
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Tal
P Ayaers In
Tara
Sue
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon ‘Hall
Sytra Wines Betes
Belasco
Majestic
Holden
Dora Thorne
Gayety Sy Aoe
Beauty
Eweenquers Lyceum Theater
Clarence Bowens
Georgia
Miss
Ir. Seeeggy
American League Park Eagles
Dancin Rifler
He Rons’ Academy
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