Widow Kathleen Lorillard Found Dead In Apparent Suicide
Coroner reports Kathleen Lorillard, wife of Leonard Lorillard, died by hanging in New York unnamed as a likely suicide. The investigation noted no perpetrator and described the case as a solitary act tied to marital estrangement and personal distress.
Dictograph Controversy Surrounds Custody Hearing
In a Habeas corpus case, dictograph discussions between Mrs Pellabom and her daughter Clara Marie are examined. Edger Rabe and detectives report on the recordings made in the room with Mitinick at 2 South High. The court rules on admissibility and orders a one hour visitation in the presence of the judge.
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Sat Mitinick
Marthey Peltetgu
Edger Rabe
Habeas. Corpus
Pellabom
Clara Marie
Savenweld
Latenrs
Sancuser
McClinha
American ambassador Griscom still in danger after operation
The American ambassador to Italy, Griscom, underwent surgery Saturday at Bryn Mawr Hospital near Philadelphia. Reported today as satisfactory but not out of danger, with doctors cautioning about possible complications from his acute medical condition.
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Alishte API
Ad Terracom
Italy
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Wind Tears Down Clark Banner Over F Street
Strong gusts last night ripped the Champ Clark banner from its fastenings above F Street near Fourteenth. As the banner fell the pulley assembly struck a large plate glass window on Rd Street, shattering it. No injuries reported.
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Champ Clark
F Street
Foursteenth
Ita
Adams
Rd Street
Alsops Deny Separation Over Million Dollar Property Transfer
Mrs John Hill Alsop, mother in law of Edward B Alsop, denies separation rumors tied to a $1,000,000 transfer to his sons by his first wife. She says the transfer to Mrs Hussey’s sons is fair and not a cause for concern.
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Wendy
Washington
New York
John Hill
Edward B. Alsop
Fie Pope Hill Adaop
Pittsburgh
Herold PY
Edward Hussey Alsop
Geandal-Goekers
Mim Hussey
Ed Heirs
Alaop
Waterbury
Conn
Mra
Edward Brown
Alsop
Edward
Ruel Sanitarium
Tme
J.J. Mel
Shrine Home Advisory Committee Meets for Fund Plans
Shrine advisory group appointed by Fotentate W Hamilton Smithy of Alman Temple met at Gude’s Hall to organize and set plans to arouse interest in a new temple home and auditorium. They discussed fundraising methods, subcommittees, and surveying members on funds and preferred home details with an April report due.
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W Hamilton Smithy
Alman Temple
Mystic Shrine
Gude's Hall
F Street
Funda
Heibatnees
Whittam F Gude
Lewis Hopfenmaler
Cramer Tarry Fen Craimers
Orfndrews
Lester “A Bare
Abaine Fy
Spectacle At Institute Of Industrial Research Shows Acid Metal Tricks
A large audience at the Institute of Industrial Research watched Dr Cushman and Dr Hopkins unveil novel experiments with acids electricity and metals. Bars in acid revealed shimmering pink streams and erosion while tree like growths appeared on metal under current reversal. Bubbles formed, while other tests demonstrated high voltage effects and rotor like motion.
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Instituty
Dre
Cuan
Hopkins
Institute of In- Austral Research
Alerton
Cushman
N. Monroe Hopkins
Oughtan
United States Office of Public Roads
Potomac Park
Clother
Dr. Cushman
Drushman
Mars
Bropkina
Highasociates
Physical and
Felled in Labor Fight Ends in Arrest for Assault
A quarrel at the New University Club building in northwest between two union engineers and a nonunion man led to John Elwood being struck with an iron bolt. Elwood and William H. Erskine are charged with assaulting Nathaniel M. Marden, the nonunion man, who was taken to Emergency Hospital. The three were arrested by Central Office Detective Berman and held for a police court hearing. The dispute arose over工作load, with Marden alleged to have shouldered more work. Erskine and Elwood belong to the International Union of Engineers. The hearing was set for this morning.
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University Club
Fifteenth and I
John Elwood
Nathaniel M Marden
Central Office
Berman
William H. Erskine
Elwood
Marden
Erakine
International Union of Engineers
Strees
Miners Favor Prolonged Strike Despite Push For Recognition
Workers in the anthracite region signaled support for extending the layoff until operators grant union recognition. A Nanticoke meeting drew about a thousand mostly Polish miners who rejected a 40 percent wage cut tied to union affiliation. Violence occurred in places like MecAdes and Cumbola as tensions rose while awaiting a conference in Philadelphia on April 10. London reports hint a two-thirds vote may be needed to sustain a national strike.
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Ems
Nanticoke
Wilkenbarre
Baer
MecAdes
Hasseton
Nother
Schuylkill
Reading
London
FederaXon
Federation
Must Face Charge By U S Alexandria Authorities Relinquish
In Alexandria a federal warrant led to the arrest of G Magen Smith, pending relinquishment to U S authorities. Bond set at 2000 with FP as surety, following a prior 1000 bond posted by W F Smith. Smith recently released by State authorities on that bond, now faces charges under federal authority. Confederate Veterans elect officers for the year and a list of committee appointments announced. Local business changes include Swan Bros expanding and John G Cockey planning retirement with his son to continue candy making. A diamond pin larceny case involving Harry Lo Ames is adjourned until tomorrow.
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Washington Post
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Alexandria
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King Street
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Rop W. Garnett
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Bond Ames
Movements of Ocean Steamers
Movements of ocean steamers listed show ships sailing from New York to destinations including Queenstown and Amsterdam, with some vessels reported from New York to Liverpool and Glasgow. The item notes departures such as Wilhelm der Große and others, indicating a busy transatlantic traffic pattern aboard several liners.
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Queenstown
Cempania
New
Niagera
Kateer Wilhelm der Grosse
Iewe
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Bionhead
Comrie
Liverpool
Aignnion
Sable Iglack
Pennavirderh
Fymburg
Banquet Highlights Large Royal Arcanum Gathering
A large Royal Arcanum dinner at the Arlington Hotel drew about 250 400 members from the District of Columbia and Rhode Island with speeches by Rev D Mc Fadden Deputy Supreme Regent H C Avery and Representative George O Shaunessy urging more initiates. The event followed a business meeting where the focus was promoting fraternal recruitment and praising George Washington.
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Royal Arcanum
District of Columbia
Arlington Hotel
Order
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Richmond
H C. Avery
Norfolk
George ¥. O’shaunessy
Rhode Island
Avery
George Washington
O'Shaunesay
McFadden
Boston
W. T. Dabney
Real Estate Exchange Plan Gathers Backing in Washington
A large Washington real estate meeting endorsed forming a real estate exchange to benefit local brokers. A five member committee led by John L. Weaver will seek information from exchanges in other cities and coordinate with the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges. The group aims to learn from leading cities and adopt a conservative path to establish the exchange. Local figures including Sherles W. Fairfax H Y T Shannon Charles Fox B D Lattimer and William H Saunders spoke in support.
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Chamber of Commerce
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H. Y T. Shannon
Charles Fox
B D. Lattimer
John L. Weaver
William H. Saunders
Samuel S Thorp
Minneapolis
National Association of Real Tate Exchanges
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Thorp
B. H. Warner
Feld
Wiliam Corcoran Hill
Cain
Sm Exchange
Fire
W. D. Fitzgerald
H. T. Shannon
James F. Shea
James Hood
C. W. Fairfax
B. D. Lattimer
Funeral Delay Hinders Senator Taylor's Body Transport
Special to The Washington Files from Virginia report delays in the funeral train bearing Senator Robert L. Taylor of Tennessee due to a wreck and heavy rains. The body will remain in Nashville Friday morning before being moved to Evansville for Friday afternoon funeral and burial. A large Tennessee society meeting in Washington honored the late senator with resolutions and a sketch of his career.
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Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
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FBI
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Nashville
Atete
Enozville
A&a
Tennessee Society
Woman‘s Christian Temperance Union
Sixth Street
Robert Love Taylor
Senator Taylor
Society
Aketoh
Resolutions against wearing dress code by Indian schools
Baltimore conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church adopts resolutions opposing certain dress codes for instructors in Indian schools. Meeting at First Church approves resolutions on national issues including Sunday closing of post offices and the dress code. Appointments listed for Washington district and surrounding locales.
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Former Heurich vice president shot in brewery office
Howard Clementson, a former Heurich driver, shot Charles Meyer, 63, the brewery’s vice president, in the Water Street office. Clementson pursued by coworkers, arrested by Third precinct officers A. E. Brown and C. M Mundie. Prosecutors say he planned to kill Meyer after a long grudge over dismissal.
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Citizens Seek Playground for Fourteenth Street Lot
The Columbia Heights Association adopted resolutions urging Congress to buy the vacant land on Fourteenth Street near Kenyon Street for a playground. Owned by W F E Wattling, the property faces sale for commercial use and was offered to the group at 55000 dollars.
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