Bergdall Lawyer Called to Bar by House Committee
New York counsel Harry Uberger representing Bergdoll in court martial proceedings faced contempt charges after defying a House investigation into Bergdoll’s affair. Peters argued the committee’s probe was proper. Weinberger claimed privilege and noninduction. Four contempt charges were lodged. Weinberger was not jailed but ordered to appear and not to leave the city until told otherwise.
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Associated Press
Nangton
Harry Uberger
New York
Bergdall
Cedings
House
of Representatives
le Houge
Bergdoll
Weinberger
Rhhan
Peters
Werindereer
Fest
Rail stock gains as US rail labor readjustment looms
Trade and rail shares rally on news that the United States Railroad Labor Board may cut wages effective July 1, boosting fixed charges for carriers. Market activity reflected optimism despite cost pressures as steel oils and machinery sectors shift in response.
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Associated
York
Toy
United* “States Railroad
Republic Front
When to spray for first moth
Crop Pest Laboratory at Leesburg reports about 200 percent emergence of the first brood of cooling moths. Eggs from already emerged moths will hatch in significant numbers within ten days. some delay due to cool weather. Start spraying by Friday this week with five quarts lime sulfur and one pound arsenate of lead per fifty gallons of water, per Frederick County Fruit Growers Association.
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Leesburg
Winchester
Senate narrows navy bill as cut passes in Senate
The Associated Press reports a navy appropriations bill was cut by four million dollars in a Senate test vote. Advocates and opponents clashed over the size of increases, with supporters pressing for larger funding and critics urging restraint.
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Associated Press
Navy
Senate
U S Levy on Bergdoll Estate Draws Sentencing
A U S District Court in Philadelphia entered judgment today in the Bergdoll estate case. Judge Emma Debers Dolly faced sentencing amid the proceedings as government actions on the estate were outlined.
Bergdoll Woman Sentenced Over Desertion Conspiracy
A woman, identified as Mrs Bergdoll, and her sons Grover and Edwin R Bersdoll faced desertion conspiracy charges in the United States Army case. The text notes the plot aimed to ensure payment of a fine, with the woman reportedly stating she would never pay the fine after sentencing.
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Grover
Edwin R. Bersdoll
United States ‘Army
Purchase of Monticello Bill Introduced in House
Representative T W Harrison introduces a bill directing the secretary of the treasury to acquire by purchase the Monticello estate in Virginia. The 640 acre Jefferson lands span Abbemarley County and its surrounding farmland as part of the acquisition.
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House of Representatives
T. W. Harrison
Secretary of the Treasury
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Abbemarley County
Chief Justice White in Critical Condition After Sinking Spell
Physicians reported Justice Edward Douglas White of the United States Supreme Court remained near death after a sinking spell. He had undergone bladder surgery the prior Friday and had shown improvement until yesterday, when his condition worsened.
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Associated Press
Washington
Atay
Dward Douglas -White
United’ S State ‘Spreme Court
White
Cambrai Steel Company Declares 51 Cent Dividend
Cambrai Steel Company today raised its quarterly dividend to 51 cents a share, following Midvale Steel and Ordnance which paid 0 cents on April 6. The firm reported substantial losses for the first four months of 1921 and warned the immediate trade outlook looks unpromising.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Camb!rai Steel Company
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
Caambrai Steel Company
Railroadmen May Fight Out Wage Changes
A North American railway workers union announces a likely clash over wage reductions with a plan to oppose downward revisions. The wage board signaled a revision for railroads, while officers vow to preserve the union’s structure and support for allied railway groups against pay cuts.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Noeniee
Sal Cashen
Ortatane
E Ted
Systedmen’s Union of North Americas
Diocese elects Bishop Brown to preside over education drive
In Brains Virginia the diocese opened a meeting led by Bishop William Cabell Brown to discuss a new religious education program. The chairman of the committee urged easy forward steps in this vital phase of regious activity.
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Brains
Kers
Grene
Richt
William Cabell Brown
Miss Pidgeon to Address Richmond League of Women Voters
Miss Mary Liz a Seth Pidgeon of Wadesville Clarke County director for citizenship education at the University of Virginia Bureau of extension will speak to the Richmond League of Women Voters at the Jefferson Hotel tomorrow afternoon her topic the primary Mrs William Judd to preside Pidgeon chairs election laws committee and spoke on primaries at the national league convention in Cleveland where the league endorsed the primary system over the convention method.
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Mary
Liza’ Seth
Pidgeon
Wadesville
Clarke County
Bureau of Extension
University of Virginia
Richmond League of Woman Voters
Jefferson L Hotel
William. J. Judd
Virginia League of Women Voters
Carrie Chanmen Catt
National League of Women’ Voters
Cleveland
Outlaw May 1,900 Mile Route From Fort Lee to Southwest
An opaque note describes a route labeled Every hch. Outlaw. May includes a 1,900 mile span from Fort Lee Bey to the southwest with vague tense references Vr Ve Teh dy. The fragment lacks clear event details or entities to fully verify.
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Fort Lee Bey
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