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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1924
Page
16
Mrs Maha Savin of 219 North heavy Street Ricamond Va reports Tanlac's strong recovery. She notes improved appetite, relief from dizziness and fatigue, and overall better strength after months of illness while praising Tanlac’s effect on her condition.
John Blanck Caesar and Plowder are held for the grand jury after a preliminary hearing. Blanck confessed claiming Plowder and his wife plotted the robbery at Max Berman’s King Street store. Berman resisted. $7.15 taken, plan unraveled when gun was drawn.
In a heated House exchange Representative Martin B. Madden attacked Frank J. Hogan over opposition to William J. Graham for chief justice of the District Court of Appeals. Hogan replied with a detailed letter defending his record and charging Madden with misstatement of bar association actions and of Graham's fitness.
A Senate bill introduces the Arlington Memorial Bridge across the Potomac with cost capped at 14.75 million dollars and a companion park commission measure seeking a 1 million dollar annual development fund. The park plan outlines land acquisitions for Rock Creek Valley, Potomac river banks, Virginia park boulevards, and collaboration with Maryland for routes to Baltimore, plus forts and riverfront park connections.
A Detroit woman, Miss Stopa, died by suicide using poison after a turbulent relationship with a man named Smith. Police traced an obsessive note, a notebook plan on work and companionship, and a nationwide search followed her death.
The league planned a peace convention with police protection, while rejecting government interference as a threat to free speech. Detected surveillance aimed at safeguarding delegates, but speakers could face prohibitions, prompting protests over constitutional rights and government authority.
Henry A Ferren of 74 Broadway New York reported to police yesterday that he lost on the street a handbag containing jewelry valued at about two thousand dollars.
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