Bonaparte Favors AX and Seeks Up to Date DOJ Helpers
Attorney General Bonaparte urges reorganization of the Department of Justice and the creation of funded, qualified assistants. He criticizes old bureau methods, calls for control over special attorneys, and argues Congress must provide money for a modern, aggressive legal staff to wage anti trust and corporate cases. He warns of dramatic changes if Congress delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bona
Department of Justice
Ina
Tomaparte
Jer Jans
Malta
Department of Juetlee
Ona
Ntls
Torney General
Henaparte
Department of Jaws
Wartara
Toharce Trust
Medntain
Witteh
United See
Aiquartiry Chey
Raeve
Draw Agli
Tomsarid
Thieves Leap From Train After Pocket Robberies Near Alvoa
Reported at Lincoln and Rock Inland stations three armed men attempted to rob passengers on a moving train near Alvoa. Conductor Henry Duval and Rocky Mountain Limited crew fought the assailants who fled into darkness as the train sped away. Duval later stopped the crime in progress but the robbers escaped.
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Gane Newr
Lincoln
Henry Duval
Rocky Mountain
Drowning Mystery Dims as Couple Murky in Muscatine
A young man and a girl were found near a river in Muscatine with conflicting reports about their relationship and circumstances. Authorities are unsure whether a drowning occurred before or after they entered the water and leaped into the river.
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Muscatine Lowe
Yin
Three Young Women Foil Burglary Suspect
Three women and a bystander chased and aided by officers stopped a burglary suspect on Mott Avenue and 143rd Street after he knocked two women and fled from a stairwell. Detectives from the Alexander Street station helped arrest the man as a crowd pursued him through streets toward 143rd Street.
Woman Convict Freed After Life Sentence Commuted
Wilhelmina Bache, imprisoned at Waupun for the murder of Michael Sell in Shawano County, was released after serving sixteen years of a life term. Governor Davidson commuted her sentence, ending a long battle about her guilt and innocence.
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Madison, Wie
Wilhelmina Bache
Waupun
Michael Sell
Shawano County
Guv Davidson
CIOQLDEEN CIRCUS GUESTS AT GENTRY BROTHERS SHOW
Children from the local hospital attended a matinee at the Gentry Brothers trained animal show. Over ten patients plus two nurses and a small brigade of staff enjoyed monkeys elephants clowns gymnasts ponies educated dogs and acrobats in the big tent. Today's performances will add new acts and a special band programme featured by the circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Hospital
Sernbuti
Elphanta
Abercrombie Funeral Held After Death in Reading
Former United States consul at Negasaki Japan Dr William Abercrombie died Thursday in his Stoneleigh Court apartment. Funeral moved from reading to Washington by train. burial planned today. Mrs Abercrombie in nervous state accompanied procession. motive unclear but believed self inflicted due to suffering.
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Whiam
Abercrombie
United States
Negasaki
Japan
Stoneleigh Court
Reading
Washington
Aber
Cosalie
Mtate
Byron Billingsley Dies After Brain Congestion
Treasury Department employee Byron Billingsley died after brain congestion suffered Thursday. He served 35 years, worked on the destruction of money, and survived by his wife, three daughters Mrs George Goll Mrs Paul Fishbough and Miss Hatce Bilingsley and two sons Oscar and Thomas. Funeral at his daughter Mrs Fishboughs residence 17 Q Street Sunday afternoon. Interment in Paris.
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Billingsley
Trenancy Department
George , Goll
Paul Fish- Dough
Misa Hatce Bilingsley
Oucar Billingsley
Falls Churen
Thomas Biljingeley
Svashinaton
Widow of Gen Flagler Dies in Wilmington
Mrs Mary M F Flagler wife of the late Brig Gen Daniel W Flagler Chief at Ordnance UB A died at 6 30 p m at the home of her son Clement A Flagler Engr Corps U A in Wilmington Del She had been in frail health since last November and went to her son s home about three weeks ago Her Washington home was at the Victoria Fourteenth and Clifton Streets northwest She is survived by two children Mrs Flagler and Mrs MacKean wife of Dr G W MacKean of Port Hawkesbury Nova Scotia Four brothers and one sister survive B Finley of Chattanooga Tenn Dr Robert Finley of Merchantville N J W H Finley of Philadelphia Col Walter Finley commanding at Fort Sheridan and Miss Lydia Finley of Falmouth Funeral services will be Monday morning at the home of her son and the body will be brought here for interment in Arlington Cemetery Services will be held at the grave at 3 30 o clock Monday afternoon
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Wilmington
Del
Mary M.F Flagler
Daniel W Flagler
Ordnance
UB A
Clement A. ¥ Clagier
Engi
Heer Corps
Fiagler
Washington
Victoria
Clifton
Mas
Fingler
MacKean
G W. MacKean
Port Hawkesbury
Nova ‘Scotia
C A Finley
Slater
B Finley
Chattanooga
Robert Finley
Marchantvile NJ
Finley
Philadelphia
Walter Finley
Fort Sheridan
Lydia Finley
Falmouth
Inter
Arlington Cemetery
Mons
Funeral for Effie Sherwood Died of Typhoid
Funeral service held for Miss Effie Sherwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallam Sherwood of Eight Bridge Street Southwest. Died Tuesday at Bib Jey Hospital from typhoid aged in childhood. Rev WL Linn officiated at Gormch ME Church. Six boys and six girls served as pallbearers. Interment followed in Len nallyiawa, DC.
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Effie Sherwood
Efe Shereech
Phillips Murder Unsolved As Nation Attends Washington Meeting
The Cleveland area report describes ongoing uncertainty after a warrant for Mrs Charlotte Phillips in the murder of her husband Joby Phillips remained unexecuted. Detectives differ sharply, with some believing the case may collapse, while others suspect self defense or a coerced prosecution. A Pittsburgh man, Roger Olara, is noted as assisting relatives in the case. In Washington, Carrie Nation attended a District of Columbia Protective Association meeting urging water well access and protested well closures with speeches and initiation rituals.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Aiiza
Mre
Charlotte Phillips
Joby J Philps
Ant
Alf
Stamberger
Phillips
Skaineberger
Roger Olara
Pitteburg
Carrie Nation
District of Columbia Protective Association
Cartle
JW Niga
Monauc
Carrie ‘Nation
Maine
J. W Nin
RR Roberts
Harry Bradford
WB Goodale
AS Trandell
Clare W. Ryland
Misa Lottie Lewis
Joan Duffle
Wella
Harry R Bradford
Roberts Attace
Dinsanos
Decoy Comes to Grief in Atlantic City
John Bell a negro accused of stealing a watch from George A Giddings a War Department clerk and employed as a bootblack was arrested in Atlantic City Thursday. He will be brought to Camden Monday by Detective Hartingame after being held for Dixterot authorities. Bell attempted to fire a fried but the plan collapsed as detectives pursued Ward who aided Bell and warned he would run. Bell was later identified at the station.
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John Bell
George A Giddings
War Department
Bell
Atlantic’ City
Hartingame
United States
Camden
Atlanti City
Ward
Walt
Jamestown Pier Opening to Welcome Newspaper Men
Jamestown Exposition officials announced the great government pier will be formally opened on Saturday September 14 Invitations will be issued to Washington correspondents and newspaper men to visit the exposition on the 7th 8th and 18th The party of reporters and their Camftes will travel to Jamestown by boat They will likely be quartered at the Inside Ton Lo W Thavia special commissioner of the department of exploitation arrives in Washington tomorrow to arrange accommodations for the guests.
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Great Government Pier
Washington
Jamestown
Proofreaders Fined Over Cemetery Misprint
William Peffer Jr and William Torsey proofreaders in the Government Printing Office were fined seven shillings each last week for misprinting cemetery as seminary. They paid the late installments of their fines and were allowed to continue.
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Wiliam Peffer, Jr
William Torsey
Finning Office
Plague Campaign Lead Chosen From Jamestown Exposition
Dr Rupert Blue, sanitary director of the Jamestown Exposition, is ordered to San Francisco to head the fight against the bubonic plague. By Surgeon General Wy man, Blue brings prior plague outbreak experience in San Francisco and played a key role during the Yellow Fever epidemic in New Orleans. He is to coordinate the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service effort.
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Rupert Blue
Jamestown
Wyman
Merine Hospital
San Francisco
Blue
San Francisco He Alsc
New Orleang
Marine Band Concert Today At White House Conducted By Walter F Smith
Walter F Smith to conduct the Marine Band at the White House this afternoon in Bantelmann absence. The program includes Victory March and other marches as listed in the tentative running order. The event is scheduled for this afternoon with a reception to follow.
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Walter F. Smith
White House
Bantelmann
Naval officials endorse Lemuel Pugitt for peace judge
Muster night at GAR Hall names Lemuel Pugitt Admiral Dr Forter Garrison and others as candidates for justice of the peace to replace the late I T O'Newnan. Acting Secretary Newberry of the Navy Department leaves for Florida with his family for a period.
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Army
Navy
Indorse
D. D Porter
Gar Hall
Lemuel Pugitt
Dr Forter
Justice of the ‘Peace
I. T O'Newnan
Fugit
States Marine Corps
Newberry
United Navy Department
White Mountains
Washington
Olver Preaton
August Orgel
Clar- Trend
Detroit
Cassell
Haplin
Axtec Club Banquet Cites Veteran Sanwir WHI
An Axtec Club banquet is planned for October 12 honoring veterans including Sanwir WHI. The event features club members and supporters like Mert Danner and Asters Club organizers in a community gathering.
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Axtec Club
Sanwir
Army
Asters Club
Mert Danner
Wade
Thieves Busy in City As Crime Mystery Deepens
A wave of burglaries prompts police to probe entries at several homes and businesses. Stolen items include a revolver, jewelry, cash, and a leather arm from a Pullman porter at the depot. A ring and purse valued, with a diamond setting, are missing from two residents, with suspects tied to rear-entry crimes in the same district.
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Paulishes
Pullman Porter
Rakif C
Banda
Criman Wera
EB. J. Nash
New York Avenue
Raffles
Nash
Franklin Jackson
Florida Avenue Northwest
Jackson
BM Hendee
Ninth Street Northwest
Tat
James P. Ware
Pullman T Service
Pennsylvania
Winnie Smith
Sherman Avenue Northwest
Aanvinga Bank
Polles
H H Trimble
Harry J Baldwin
Scrantos
Hla Pocket
Weixer Receiver Seeks Continuation of YMC Contracting
Philip Weixer designated receiver for Wosper & Co, owner of local Contracting Minne, stating the Charlenton project in Wyoming shows company indebtedness at 38000 dollars with about 49080 in assets. Weller, president, denies Liou labor ties caused the feature. Two strikes halted work on apartment at First and 35th and store at Go Street between 13th and 14th. Walker notes Sauder receiver for WV project won’t disrupt local completion.
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Philip Weixer
Wosper & Co
Minne
YMC
Charlenton
W Y.a
Weller
Liou‘lea
Walker
West Virginia
Three Runaways Caught by Police Near Downtown
Police captured three runaways yesterday two boys and a girl Ali M. Clements of Twenty seventh Street northwest was found at Fort Reno by Tennallytown officers aged seventeen. Robert Fearson and Samuel Williams of Fourth Street southeast were located at Ninth and Pennsylvania Avenue north by a sister of one, after more than a week away. The boys had traveled to Philadelphia New York and Baltimore during their absence.
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Boya
Ali
Fiomele M. Clements
Tennallytown
Friends
Fort Reno
Robert Fearson
Fourth Street
Samuel Williams
Ninth
Pennsylvania
Evenue Northworthy
Fhitadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Spanish War Encampment Delegation Leaves for Sandusky
A delegation of Spanish War Veterans from several District camps travels to Sandusky Ohio for the national encampment. Included are Soho Lewis Smith national judge advocate Col Merbart W Myners past department commander of Tonnenes Capt Thomas A Green and Capt Henry Foster. They travel via Buffalo and Milwaukee Falls and will be joined by other veterans along the way. Mrs M Galloway senior vice president general of the Ladies National Auxiliary and several companions accompany the group.
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Sandusky
Sanddusk
Ohio
Afonday
Soho Lewis Smith
Jude Advocate
Merbart W Mnyerz
Tonnenes
Stata
Thomas A. Green
Henry Foster
Buffalo
Miawxrs
Falla
da M. Galloway
Ladies’ National Auxillary
Loubrg Foster
Motiach Migs
Fle Rodi
Mise Tillie Toth
Fall With Scaffolding Injures Three Men at Depot
A section of scaffolding at the new union depot’s express building collapsed yesterday, injuring three men. Arthur Horn of Northwater Street, Myoa Horn, Perey Murray of C Street, were hurled about twenty feet. One man sustained a sprained ankle and others suffered head and body injuries.
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New Minion
Union Depot
Becond
H Etreet
Arthur Horn
Myoa Horn
Perey Murray
Eppa
Confesses Slaying Garner After Alibi Collapse
Richard Gregory, a black man, confessed to striking William A Garner with a club in a park after police, aided by a detective team, tested his alibi. He admitted following Garner and a woman, mistaking Garner for an assailant of the woman, and said he killed him twice on the head. The written confession and corroborating statements from the woman led to his arrest and continued investigation by Captain Schneider’s squad.
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Richard Gregory
Seventh Precinct
Maaphion
William A Garner
Thompson's Bridge
Garner
Gregory
Polleemer Davia
Grove
Path
Haltie Martin
Allie
Gant Schneider
Schneider
Femex
Schneller
Cavera
Garcer
Fs Tal
Raptein
She
Sherman and Howard Streets Substation Battle In Court
Justice Wright in District Supreme Court ordered testimony in the suit to enjoin a permit for and erection of an electro substation at Sherman and Howard streets. Defendants include District Commissioners Building Inspector Ashford and Potomer Electric Power Company. Plaintiffs Robert B. Bare and William V Mahapey allege the permit violates building rules and that the plant would be a nuisance. the company denies the charges and submitted affidavits from nearby residents.
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Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
Sherman and
Howard Streets
Distret
Ashford
Potomer Electrie Power Company
Electrie Company
Atternaym
Robert B. Bare
Willam
Mahapey
Ycaldenta
Ohio Regiment Visits Washington for Jamestown Exercise
The Second Regiment of the Ohio National Guard arrived in Washington, stacked arms at Center Market Armory, toured the city, and departed at 11 p.m. for Jamestown to participate in Ohla day activities, becoming the first troops to be reviewed in the capital.
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Ohig National Guard
Washington
Center Market
Jamestown
Sue
Admits Running Over Boy At Livery Stable Incident
Chariss Carter a colored stablehand at Perry's livery stables confessed to assault after running over seven year old Tucker Graven Humphries on Labor Day. Detective Fred Cornwell arrested him within an hour. The child, son of ER Humphries, newspaper man at 127 Q Street NW, was injured when a pedal wagon was struck by a horse and carriage on Pennsylvania Avenue near 14th and 15th Streets NW around 1 AM. Humphries remained seriously hurt. his companion will testify.
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Chariss Carter
Perry's
Labbor
Tucker Graven Humphries
Humphrier
Q_Street
Fred Cornwell
Cornwell
Humphries
Hig Bedge
Ace
Fennsylvania Avenue
Fourteanth
Fifteenth Streets
Shenn Coupe
Alxnout
Apartments Bring 950000 Structure on Columbia Road Sold
Lewis C Breuninger received $50 yesterday for the three story apartment house recently erected on Columbia road between Seventeenth street and Ontario road. The building contains three large apartments per floor, all well finished, and is located in Lawer Haighis. Fox & Co handled the sale. The same firm also closed a deal for a 4 lot on Twelfth Street between I and Dana NW, bought by WC Bedding for improvement, price $11 000.
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Columbia Road
Lewis Breuninger
Lewis C Breuninger
Ontario Road
Lawier Haighis AF Fox & Co
Boxer Ie
Hax ‘Iso
Dana I
Weather conditions in New England and Florida report
Weather bulletin notes clear skies in New England with scattered thunderstorms in Eastern Florida. Temperatures range from near freezing in northern areas to warm in the Southwest, with showers expected in the Lower Missouri and Upper Ohio valleys Saturday night into Sunday. Variable winds and warmer spells forecast in the South and Southeast with cooler Atlantic coast conditions.
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Washington
New England
Florida
Minklaaippi
Mincurt
Collaler
Cape Iy Sa Tie Bouthiweat
Mimour
Simuasippaa
Obio
Rea Ot
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
Qa Cental West
Sanday
Booth
Propanta
Weller End
Middle Avenue
Pe Southhwest
Northerl
Middle Atlantic
Gault
Bower Lakes
Grand Banke
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Bonaparte
Purdy
Indiana
Alwasa
House Conferenza
Department of Piet
Farias
Department of Justles SL
MW Bonaparte
Witney
Tonaparte
Ceneral
Armada
Eighth Avenue
Risania
Cour
Janan Milan
Magictrack
Abe
Lilan
Rogera
Alexander Street
Mra DyNutt
Thair
Xii
Lillian
Sadie
Alttin
Mra TyNutt
Mott Avenue
Ab Wath
Lillian Clannan
143D Street
Phelan and Thompson
Cioqldeen Circus
Gentry Broad Show
Resting, Pa
Byron Billingsley
Gen. Flagler
Tharp
Berkeley Rye Bar St
Muritz
John J. Phillips
Protective Association
Jamestown Pier
Marine Band
Lorlioe
Na Perle
Laconia
Lay Torce
Sarauely Joreat Polo
Cranoafen
Welton Muricton Arthur
Witcomb
Kate
Novalette
Tiaby Tarade
Pryar
Tadiew
Admiral Cowles
Navy Department
Speir & Co
Tero Boya
Lansburgh & Bro
Madras
Panama
Electric Company
Tague
Nulsance
Ohio Regiment
Symanton
Boy
Lad
Agia
Maxton
Mieten
Lawie
Alvar Bulletin
Vate
Manhington
Peers van Sem Srath
Eomateo Day
Episcopal Trinity Church
Stanereted Sarthe
Eborgy
Wittiane
Ray
Wal
Arsine
Athene
Charles
United States Marine
Seaghn
Roland Collen Smith
Gols
Haml Manning Praper
Methodist Episcopal Metropolitan Memorial Moe
Prink
Uf A
Epworth
Tse
South Africa
Brifon
Radu Cheon
Mastly
Bouin Africa
Tg Ten
Bible School
Berane Bible
Christam
Peere
Evangelical Christian Science, Ageucal
Chiistian Science Church
Rees Waevica
Bitte
Christian Science First
Ieee
Atlante City
Bigmaren Bay
Beronce Bumtuo
Davenport
Denver
Colo
Dea Moines
Town
Aiverton
Tax Helena Mat
Indianagalisia
Mermuette
Peter Grogan
St. Bet
Bornot
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
F St
Tard Dupuy
Gerton
Xander
St.oye
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