WIFE STABBED HIM DIVORCE SUIT FILED IN DISTRICT SUPREME COURT
Frank Mayhew and George C. Nobie filed suits for divorce in the District Supreme Court. Erva M Sanbower a carpenter seeks a limited divorce alleging cruelty and stabbing by Alberta R Sanbower. Mayhew cites cruelty and failure to mend his clothes as grounds for divorce from Clara Mayhew. Nobie seeks absolute divorce from Margareth Noble, naming C Colvin as attorney. she left him July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mayhew
George C. Nobie
District Supreme Court
Yeaterday
Aulta
Erva M Sanbower
Prospect Avenue
Northwest
Alberta R Sanbower
William Sanbower
Frederick Md
Hig Com
Timothy J Hart
Creel
Hemi
Frank Mayhes
Nichols Avenues Southeast
Clara Mayhew
Alexandria
John Murphy
Mayhew
George C. Noble
Margareth Noble
Arlington County
Noble
Colvin
N Street
Court Asked to Return Child In Custody Case
The Pisather Supreme court was asked by Isaac Notes to require his wife Hattie Goldstein Notes to return their child Bertram Notes from Brooklyn New York. Notes claims his wife deserted him June 1 1223 at Atlantic City with the child and used a cross bill against him in the suit. He seeks denial of hearing on the cross bill until the child is returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisather Supreme Court
Isaac
Hattie Goldstein
Bertram
Mr Nots
Brooklyn NY
J HH Stein
Randall Wackes
Mr Notes
Atlantic City
Alirony
Hoenng
Faithful Friend and a King Plot Mentioned in Baltimore Letter
A Baltimore boy Henry Imagination told of plotting conspirators aiming to kill King Alfonso of Spain. The tale triggered alerts from the Spanish vice consul, the Embassy, and JA agents. a ribboned informant meeting at Grandy and High streets failed to materialize. His bookish scheme faded. Henry now helps locate telegrams with vague addresses. Will notices: Cecilia Coleman leaves $1000 to her faithful friend Lilly Williams. rest to husband Joseph M Coleman and sons. Marriages and wills listed, including Rebecca Gunion estate shares to Ada Warfield, and George L Werner grandchildren gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilmey
Baltimore
Alfonso
Spain
Department of Justice
Conaul
Henry Imagination
Giuseppe 'Schiaffino
Kim
Schiaffino
Henry Ia J
Cecilia Coleman
Lilly Williams
Joseph M. Coleman
Clarence FJ O
Thomas Barte Coleman
Benjamin Brockett
Kennington
Mary B Bowsher
Worley C Bowsher
Rebecca E Gunion
Mra
Ada Mary Gunion Warfield
O Street
W Street
Fenton Street
Washington Park
Hodd
Philip Sheridan Gunion
Nina G Baldwin
Ada Mary Warfield
John Paul Gunion
George L Werner
Emilie Marie Oden
Emilie M Werner
Executrix
Wait To End Meddling In Roof Lease Asked
Meyer Golaman seeks a court injunction in the District Supreme Court against Samuel Steinberger and his employer to stop alleged threats and use of force over the Artington hotel roof garden. He claims a June 7, 1924 contract allowed daily kitchen access and guest use of the ballroom in bad weather, and accuses Steinberger of denying access and threatening bodily force to bar his use. A show-cause order requires Steinberger to appear next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Golaman
Artington Hotel
Yesiterday
District Supreme Court
Samuel Steinberger
Arden Taldman
William Wendell Ascerta
Steinberger
Mroldman
Goldman
Judea Hils
Supreme Court
Court to Determine Dry Law Policemen
Government to take a test case to the Supreme Court to decide if state police fall under officers of the law in the Volstead act. Officials said the matter is urgent in Washington where no state statute for forfeiture exists for liquor conveyances. The Western District of Washington held federal authorities could not seize the vehicles and fixtures, a decision upheld by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Washington
Western District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Winth Circuit
Museum to Exhibit Mountain Goat Group at Smithsonian
A group of four Rocky Mountain goats, recently brought from Alberta, Canada, will be prepared for exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution. One specimen is regarded as unusually fine by taxidermists George Marshall and W L Brown, in charge, also arranging rock formations for the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Smithsonian Institution
Alberta
Canada
George Marshall
W L Brown
Police Protest Illegal Washington Prohibition Powers
Chauncey Hackett of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment charges that 27 Washington policemen have been illegally assigned federal prohibition duties. He accuses Commissioner Haynes and Commissioner Oyster of a scheme to arm officers for dual roles without legal authority, shifting blame for enforcement onto the city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chauncey Hackett
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Congress
Louis C. Cramton
Michigan
Haynes
Oyster
Hackett
Prohibition
SERVICE ORDERS ARMY ASSIGNMENTS
Army notices list Lieut Cel Charles Lotiig to first corps area in Houston Texas and Cant Clefford Wodill to ninth corps area in San Francisco California Also Lieut Cal Grant T Frent to seventh corps in Omaha Nebraska Major Paul R Jormes retires for disability and Penall We Car rall to army retiring board Washington Others: Captain James A Pickering to second corps, Governors Leland and Edward H Barr transferred, Edward H Barr to 13th ammunition train Sept 1, Wanuro Wace Closkey resignation. Infantry Captains John H Waxter James F Gammon to Fort Benning and Camp Meade duty. Col Louis W Nuftman to organized reserves Seventh corps in Omaha. Major Basil A Hayes to eighth corps area Oklahoma City. Major Jacob Frank to Fort Jay New York and Lieutenant James R Pouria to quartermaster general. Captain Henry C Whitehead to intermediate depot Washington. Chaplains Frank I Miller to 10th infantry. Ivan J Overidge Bennett promoted to captain. Coast Artillery Frank A Hollingshead to 7th coast artillery Sandy Hook defenses Fort Hancock New Jersey. Air Service Louis M Merrick and Robert W C Wimsatt to Panama Canal Zone. Herbert T Schaefer to Brooks Field Texas. Engineers Captain Elliott Vandevanter to tractor Texas National Guard Port Arthur. Medical Corps Major Frank D Francis to general dispensary Washington. Captain Henry E Fraser to Vanderbilt University Nashville. Cavalry Colt Samuel F Dallman to 80th division Organized Reserves Richmond Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudgr
Charles Lotiig
Hoston Vasa
Clefford Wodillvette
Ninth Corps
San Francisco
Calif
Cal Grant T Frent
Seventh
Corny Bre
Omaha
Nebr
Paul R Jormes
Penall
Carrall
Army
Washington
Ettiqs
Williamson
7Th Field Artillery
James A Pickering
Governors Leland
Econd
Edward H Barr
Wanuro
Wace Closkey
President
John H Waxter
James F. Gammon
Fort Benning
Mark H Ttory
Camp Meade
Louis W. Nuftman
Seventh Corps
Omaha ‘Lehr Contract Surgeon — Basil A Hayes To Eighth Corps
Oklahoma City
Ola
Quartermaster Corps
Jacob Frank
Fort Jay
James R Pouria
Quartermaster General
Henry C Whitehead
Frank I. Miller
10Th Infantry
Ivan J.overidge Bennett
Coast Artillery
Tieat
Frank A Hollingshead
7Th Coast Artillery
Sandy Hook
Fort Hancock
Nashville, Tenn Cavalry
Colt Samuel F Dallman
Richmond
Marine Corps Assignments And Staff Transfers
Marine Corps announced a set of changes in command and staff assignments. Colonels N H Hail Bray Guilek D R M Cutts move to War College Washington and Headquarters Marine Corps Washington respectively while Lt Cols Humphrey Dooley and M R assigned to training and staff roles at Wakefield Wakefield and Wakefield Massachusetts Gamp Perry Ohio Captains Holmes Kelleher and Nelson reassigned to Quantico Virginia Florida and additional posts as noted with active duty implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray
War College
Washington
Guilek
Army ‘War’ College
Cutts
Headquarters
Marine Corps
Humphrey
United States Naval Forces
Europe
USS
Pittsburgh
J J Dooley
Rifle Range
Wakefield
Mass
Sea Girt
Gamp Perry
Ohio
M G Holmes
Florida
M J. Kelleher
Quantico
L Nelson
Donovan Named Assistant to Stone
William J. Donovan of Buffalo New York yesterday was appointed an Assistant Attorney General to succeed Inarl J Davis of Michigan. He also serves as United States attorney for the western district of New York and was presented to the President by Attorney General Stone. Donovan will head the criminal division and supervised criminal laws excluding antitrust and certain prohibition statutes. He is a decorated veteran with the Congressional Medal of Honor and Distinguished Service Cross and Medal. He studied law at Columbia under Stone, who was then a professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Donovan
Buffalo
Inarl J Davis
Michigan
Donovan
United States
Western District
New York
Stone
Justice Department
Fasis
Couzens
Republican
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Col Donovan
Department
France
Columbia University
Military personnel movements to various naval and marine posts
List of officers and ratings reassigned or promoted within the Marine Corps and Navy Yard commands. First and second lieutenants are detailed with new duties at Quantico Mare Island Puget Sound Norfolk and Camp Alfred Wall. Assignments include training at Marine Barracks Norfolk and USS Tennessee and active duty training at Quantico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Prison
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Liversedge
Quantico
F Reed
Puget Sound
Wash
G H. Towner
D J Hawthorne
Army Signal School
Camp Alfred Wall
H M Leighley
Mare Island
Calif
LePage Crowmiller, Jr
Marine Corps
Marine Barracks
Norfolk
R Dewline
Tennessee
Freeland
J Svoboda
M. B
Stuart
M HB
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Carpenter
Erva M. Sandower
District National Bank
K Stree
Deer
C. Cecilia Coleman
Rockville
Earl Weyser
Helen K Peterson
Richard J Mundy
Sheldon
Julia F Atkins
Madison County
John W Smith
Thelma V. Power
John W Moore
Mount Rainier
Mary J. Ben
Artington
Frank Kidwell
Plata
Hamburg
Ranslyn
Georgetown
Yhe BT
Geoimen Ceo, Inc
Storce
Kidwell
Utter
Green
N. W
Tearet
Gakous Park
W. J. Donovan
Earl J. Davis
Second National Bank
Bank of Utmost Service
Seventh Street N.W
G Street N. Ww
Delaware River Bridge
South Carolina Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad System
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