Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1928, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1928 J A THULL DIES AT VIRGINIA HOME Former lowa Representative Succumbs at Age of 87. John Albert Tiffin Hull, for 20 years & member of Congress from Iowa and active in District of Columbia legis- lation, until he retired seven years ago resume the practice of law here, died last night at his home in Claren- don, Va. from an attack of heart trouble after three days’ illness. He was 87 years of age and a grand- son of Stephen Tiffin, brother of Ed- mund Tiffin, first Governor of Ohio, and his associate in the upbuilding of that commonwealth. had celebrated the fift\ fourth anniver- sary of their marriage. Mr. Hull is survived by two sons and a daughter, Maj. Gen. John Hull, judge advocate general of the Army, Wwho made her home with her father Two grandchildren are Elizabeth’ Abernathy Hull and John B. Hull. During his long term in the House, from March 4, 1891, until March 3, 1911, Representative Hull served six years as chairman of the military af- fairs committee, and was for many years a member of the District of Co- Jumbia committee and chairman of the executive committee of the Repub- llcan congressional committee. Hull was a native of Galena, Ohln tut was taken with his parents to | Jowa when he was 8 years old. He| was a veteran of the Civil War, hav- ing entered the service as an cnlisted A. | which officz he held for eight years, , and Dr. Albert Gregory Hull of | + Joplin, Mo., and Miss Annette Hull, | | Ex-Representative Dead W, | j co JOHN A. T. HUI _—Harris-Ewing Photo. Secrotan of the Iowa State Senate, then Secretary of State for six years \and lieutenant governor for two terms. He was engaged in the farming and | | banking Soinecs for many years be- | 4(0!‘(’ coming to Congress. H | Funeral arrangements will await the | arrival Saturday of Dr. Gregory Hull of || Joplin, Mo., the elder son of the de- | ceased. ANTI-SMITHITES QUIT. ELLISVILLE, Miss., September 27 Democratic executive committee have resigned on the ground that they could | not support th> Democratic presidential !/ | nominee and the issues for which he Attorney Cites Defendant in Fake | By the Associated Press. the son of Robert W. Stewart, chair- man of the board of the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, was made a defendant foday in a Suit invclving charges that 11ue in'Gongress from Florida feom 1903 he and Henry Sewell, also & defendant. |t ‘1909, who had previously been at ) sold $10,000 worth of stock in a “‘k“‘mrm‘y general of that State for 12 ars, died at his Winter home, in | | | berg, wealthy brewer of Wisconsin and | onc, : | i 4 which, he says, he paid to a Chicago | " yr. Lamar served four years as judge lawyer, who was acting for Sewell and | jn° Jefferson County, | Stewart, (#).—Six members of the Jones County | §f mund that he is not a resident of { New York and that the case has been outlawed by the statute of limitations. | “Lansberg attracted _attention soon after the adoption of the eighteenth | | amendment by carrying to the Supreme | Court a test case of the amendment's constitutior | WILLIAM BAILEY LAMAR DIES AT WINTER HOME Former Attorney General of Flor- AYS STEWART’S SON | IS NAMED IN SUIT| Stock Sale Litigation In- volving $10,000. NEW YORK, S(‘n'l‘mh(‘l‘ 27—James Stewart, said by an attorney to be | ida Also Served Six Years in Congress. William Bailey Lamar, Representa- mpany in 1920. | i The complainant was Edward Lans- | Tfiomacville, Ga., last night. He was | inois, who seeks recovery ot that sum, | nrominent Mississippi statesman. Fla, and after | serving as a member of the State House S. 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