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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1924

Page

14

Captain Thomas resigns as Alexandria militia commander

Capt Robert Thomas, 18 months in command of the Alexandria light infantry Virginia National Guard, telegraphed his resignation to Adjutant General Sale in Richmond. Francis J. Summers, Virginia Military Academy graduate, elected first lieutenant and likely to be promoted to captain. Separate case: William Dorman and John Moore charged with selling corn whisky. Dorman bonded at 1900 dollars, Moore at 500. Also report on canines seized in a large jail-delivery incident and a Braddock Heights charity event benefiting a church building fund.

Washington Post Bavreau Patrick &J Alexandria Robert Thomas Alexandria Lght Infantry Virginia National ‘Iuard Sale Richmond Thomas Resena Thomas Francis J. Summers Virginia Military Academy William Dorman John Moore Dorman Moore

Psychiatric View of Loeb and Leopold in Franks Case

Dr. White described dual personalities of the defendants with Loeb as Dickie and Leopold as Babe. He linked Dickie to inferiority and antisocial traits while Babe pursued intellectual superiority, shaping a shared fantasy crime scenario. The testimony explored upbringing, governess influence, and phantasy games fueling their actions and alibi construction.

Walter Bachrach Loeb Crowe Bachrach Clarence S .Darrow Darrow White Caverny Dickie Leopold Babe Dr. White Franks Mr Crowe Garg Rahe Ton Jacob Franks Dickle Dr White Charee Underworld Lr. White Leopold Alan Wime Jin Dia Pickle Chicago

Davis Resigns As Stone's Assistant Attorney General

Announcement by Attorney General Stone states Earl J. Davis will resign as assistant attorney general effective August 1 to return to private practice in Detroit. Davis, appointed December 4, previously served as United States attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan and led the criminal matters division.

Stone Earl J. Davis Davis John W. H. Crim Veterans Bureau Detroit United States Eastern District of Michigan Department of Justice

Rabbi Urges Coolidge to Promote World Peace

Rabbi Rudolph J. Coffee of Temple Sinai Oakland met President Coolidge at the White House and urged him to use his influence for world peace. He recalled that one year prior Harding was to address San Francisco ministers on peace and offered a prayer in Harding's memory to the Washington Hebrew congregation.

Coolidge Rudolph J. Coffee Temple Sinai Oakland Calif White House Cafffee Harding San Francisco Coffee Washington

Arlington County Citizens Organize Civic Association

Arlington County residents establish the Corbett Citizens Association with 21 members at Charles S. Gawler the first meeting. Officers elected include L. H. Martin president Edith P. Landvoight vice president, and Gawler secretary treasurer. Delegates named for local bodies and notices on fire protection, sewerage talk, and local civic events follow amid town council and county updates in Clarendon Virginia.

Arlington County Bureau Clarendon Corbett Citizens Association Charles S. Gawler L. H. Martin Edith P. Landvoight Charles C. Gawler Arlington District Good Roads Commission F. S. Drake Charles 8 Gawler Arlington County Civic Federation F.S. Drake Glebe Road

Police Disarm Klan Members After Lancaster Riot

State police concluded an investigation into the Lancaster riot that left three wounded. Charles Schumaker of Lancaster was charged with disturbing the peace after admitting he fired a gun to scare the mob. Two Leominster men were jailed for disturbing the peace and taking part in stoning klansmen.

Lancaster Charles Schumaker Schumaker Leominster

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