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De Lacy Chosen U S Judge for District of Columbia Court
The President named William H De Lacy to the newly created Tuverue Court of the District of Columbia to take effect July 1 1906. The selection followed a consulting process with labor Commissioner Charles H New and Father Stafford and follows a contest between James E West and Edgar Smith. De Lacy, a native of the city born February 8 1883, is noted for legal training and charitable work and will receive a salary of 4000 a year for six years. The court can defer sentences for youths under seventeen and parole them under the chief probation officer.
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