Charges Rise From Bank Actions in DC Suit
Washington May 19 concluding arguments in the motion to dismiss a temporary injunction by Riggs National Bank against Secretary McAdoo Comptroller Williams and Treasurer Burke were heard. Samuel Untermyer argued hostility between banks and officials sparked the suit detailing a removed "pipe line" and questioned the National City Bank’s high salaried official in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Riggs National Bank
Adoo
Williams
Burke
Justice McCoy
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Samuel Untermyer
Tafley
Untermyer
Hostilty
Riggs Bank
City Bank of New York
Adao
Treasury
Thy
McAdoo
Babil Ag
Wraten
Iem
Rigas Bank
National City Bank
Stock Exchange
England Seeks Billy Sunday for Prohibition Campaign
Hui ness Man's Prohibition Movement leader Hen Rendell of England attends a Paterson New Jersey prohibition talk. He deems Billy Sunday essential to England's nationwide campaign and seeks a business appointment through Mrs. Sunday. Sunday may speak at San Francisco July 29 as “Billy Sunday day” at the exposition.
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York Herald
Hen Rendell
England
Tabernacle
Paterson
Rendell
Mr. Sun
Mr. Sunday
Sunday
San Francisco
Billy
Tie
Aude
Orpheus Hall
Frank Carson
Summit
N. F
Jack Horner
Marksmen Medal Event and NCO Elections at Army Muster
At the arstort last night the Company Remembers held drill and medals for marksmanship earned in 1914 were presented by Captain Wei lein. The company led the regiment in figure of merit with 23 expert riflemen 14 sharpshooters and 19 marksmen. An election filled Lieutenant Neil C. Allan’s vacancy electing First Sergeant Charles 9 Johnson by 65 votes. Sergeant Roy J. Donaldson elected first sergeant. Wives of noncommissioned officers hosted a banquet for the yard men their wives and friends. Nearly 200 attended. Danving occupied the remaining hours of the event.
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Arstort
Weilein
Neil C. Allan
Charles 9. Johnson
Sargeant Roy J. Donaldson
Danving
Peoria Boosters Laud Waterlog Visit to City
Peoria boosters praised the reception given the Peoria delegation aboard a publicity train. Mayor Thompson received a letter from Walter G. Causey and Willis Evins of the Peoria Association of Commerce expressing appreciation for the cordial welcome and splendid entertainment. The association represents over 2,240 business and professional members. The message notes the Northwest trip strengthens ties with sister cities and proclaims Peoria as a city of real merit, with no expected direct benefits from the visit.
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Peoria Roosters
2. C. Thompson
Walter G. Causey
Willis Evins
Peo Associaton of Commerce
Peoria
Peoria Association
Come Meres
Sturers
Valerioo
Hess Wen
Bas
Coll
Colby Returns From Chicago Senate Hearing On Hoof and Mouth
J E Colby returned from Chicago where he attended a Senate investigation committee session on hoof and mouth disease. Senator Gore and W S Kenyon led the inquiry which ended last night after a plan for changes in Washington’s Bureau of Animal Industry. Witnesses cited quarantine impacts on cattle shipments to California and Oklahoma and urged administrative reforms.
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J. E. Colby
Chicago
Senate Investigation Committee
Gore
Iowa
W. S. Kenyon
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Washington
Melvin
Moore
Col Reneh
Blake
Tavenport
Ames
Tract
J. J. Gibson
Des Moines
Cotby
Bureau of Animals
Bandry
Lawa
Minnesota
Pal
California
Oklahoma
Veteran Flagman Ends His Service
John Dolan longtime Waterloo flagman who signaled traffic at Poutthang Water street and upper Fourth street crossings died at his home 415 Adams street. Born June 23 1849 in County Raven Ireland he was 86. Survived by widow and children Tom Norfolk John Le Dubuque Mrs W B Neary Chicago M L A Bernard Waterloo Mary Mark Ann Arbor Joseph and Stephen at home Funeral 4 30 Friday morning at St Josephs Catholic church Rev Father Slattery officiating Burial Calvary.
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John Dolan
Waterloo
Poutthang Water Street
Uwlinois
Upper Fourth Street
Adams Street
County Raven
Ireland
Jume
America
Tom
Norfolk
Nebo
John le
Dubuque
W. BL Neary
Chicago
Bernard
Mary Mark
Ann Arbor
Mich
Joseph
Stephen
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Slattery
Calvary
Final arguments in Roggevelt oust case at supreme court
In Syracuse New York May 19 juries heard final arguments in the libel suit of William Barnes against Theodore Hoosewelt. The defense urged the article was justified and that the action aimed to damage Barnes politically rather than seek damages. Justice Andrews limited jury consideration to two charges of alleged corrupt alliances and old conversations.
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Syracuse
WN. Y
John M. Bowers
Theodore Hoosewelt
Supreme Court
William Barnes
United States
Barnes
Wolf
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Justice Andrews
Myr.Murphy
Melchoir court announces meeting and rehearsal
The Melchoir court No. and Tribe of Ren Her will meet this evening in AO U Wo hall. All officers and members of the degree staff must be present at 7 for rehearsals for the third degree work for the June 4 initiation class. Dancing for members and friends follows the meeting.
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Melchoir Court
Ren Her
A. OU. Wo Hall
Mnust
Waterloo Post Office Expands with AE Partition
Improvements at Waterloo postoffice include an AE partition to create a room for the superintendent and bookkeeper adjacent to the postmaster’s office. A wire screen is also being erected around the general delivery and stamp windows.
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Vostoffice
Waterloo
Nathan Roebuck Pioneer Contractor Dies in Waterloo
Mrs. Nathan Roebuck’s nightly prayers for his care were answered as he died at 11:20 pm after an 11 year illness. A Waterloo pioneer contractor and builder born in England in 1828, he came from Canada in 1867. Survived by widow and several children across Massachusetts and Waterloo, with funeral set for Friday at 2:30 pm at 222 Lafayette Street.
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Nathan Roebuck
Mr. Roebuck
Roebuck
Waterloo
Canada
Tre
Wuddersfield
England
Sk Weaver
America
Jane Day
New Market
A. [Roebuck
North Adams
Mass
J. W. Colby
George F. Ward
Frayzee
Minn
EB. Roebuck
Minor bosses blamed for Colorado coal strike
Rev Eugene H Geiddis testifies before the industrial relations committee blaming minor coal company officials in contact with striking miners. He calls these sub-bosses brutes and blasphemous bullies and notes state officers mostly absent in camps. He cites saloon influence, corrupt election practices, and poor conditions in camps as key factors in the labor dispute.
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Washington, D. C
Colorado
Industrial Relations Committee
Eugene Hi. Geiddis
Colorado Fuel & Iran Company
Walsh
Geiddis
Colorado Company
Denver
Cedar Heights Program Promises Edification and Entertainment
Friday evening at 8 o clock Cedar Heights school will present an program for neighborhood edification and amusement. Invitations will be delivered by Gladys Tett Ethel Neer Harold Cronk Dan Lampman Arnold Sisson Ruth Shaukis Eva Worler Robert Stilson Ahee Petr Ergerett Lamp man Esther Yardho Keith Sanhorn Mrs Bobzin will give an Indian club exercise Mrs Nolte will read and Prof McKittrick will deliver an address on Conservation.
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Cedar Heights
Gladys Tett
Ethel Neer
Harold Cronk
Dan Lampman
Asrold Sisson
Ruth Shaukis
Eva Worler
Robert Stilson
Ahee Petr
Ergerett Lampman
Esther Yardho
Kieth Sanhorn
Bobzin
Nolte
Prof. McKittrick
Baby Schammel buried after service at Calvary
The day-old infant of Mr and Mrs Pan Schammel was buried this afternoon at Calvary. The body was taken to Hileman and Gindt chapel where a brief service was held at 2 PM, Rev Father Rohiman officiating. The Hane died at 9 PM at the family home 1227 Mulberry. Circus man Koons, night watchman for Hugo Bros show, based in Oklahoma City, was described as demented.
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Pan Schammel
Calvary
Hileman & Gindt's
Father Rohiman
Hane
Mulberry Airec
William Koons
Oklahoma City
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
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