Mrs Van Winkle Faces Insubordination Charges at Police HQ
Mrs Mina Van Winkle head of the Woman's bureau allegedly refused an order from Lieut Plemmons and faced charges of insubordination. Plemmons wrote Inspector Hard Grant accusing her of directing a detained 19 year old for bank check identification at headquarters. A bank employee and others reportedly waited as the girl was moved to the detention house for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina van Winkle
Woman's Bureau
Irs
E. L. Johnson
Tuieut
Co. Plemmons
Lieut
Plemmons
Iftard L. Grant
Detective Bureau
van’ Winkie
Daniel Sullivan
Minera Adams
Bradley and Keck
Farmiers and Mechanics Bank
Georgetown
Ald Gray
Miss. Simpson
Ostreet Northwest
House of Detention
Miss Adams
Bradley
Mrs. Johnson
Great
Plemmsons
Ira Keck
Mrs. van Winkle
Grant
Police Department
Mrs.Van Winkle
Death notices from Washington area December 1921
A page of obituary notices lists multiple deaths and funeral plans from December 1921. Entries name Fanny Alden, Col John A. Dapr ay, Edwin Facey, Minnie Hudlow, W. W. Jordan, Catherine H Kane, Rebecca Paulding Meade, Frank Metzerott, Hichard Neale, Guiseberry, Marigtta Smeth Tasker, Mary Van Horn, and others with residence in Maryland and Washington D.C. including services at St Matthew's Church, Mount Olivet, Congressional Cemetery, and St. John's Huntington, with dates December 7 to December 9 and various times. Funeral venues include Fort Lincoln cemetery and United States Soldiers' Home chapel. Interment and memorial church services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden
Maryland _ Park
Fanny
Remore
Elijah A. Alden
Wiliam
Sarda 1
Fort Lincoln
Dapray
New York Avenue
Hudlow
Minnie
John
Hudsow
Congressional Cemetery
Jordan
W. W. Jordan
W. H. Jordan
Seaton Place
United States Soldiers’ Home Chapel
Kane
Webster Street
Catherine H
William Kane
Sacred Heart Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Meade
H Whntington
Long Jelena
Rebecca Pauldeng
Boulder
Colo
Frank Metzerott
France
Georges County
Hichard A. Neale
Elizabeth A. Alexander
U Street
St. Paul's Church
Fifteenth
V Streets
Ouiben Beret
Bunter
Derson Chenault Guiseberry
Luttrell Avenue
Hyatteville
John's Cemetery
Beltsville
Tasker
Marigtta Smeth
John C. Tasker
Metropolitan Methodist. Episcopal Church
Dember
Iudiy
Flower
van Horn
Mary Acthenfornd van Horn
Grown
Samuel van Horn
G. VA. Brown
Epiphany Church
Wocodville
Wimpeffen
Baden Bie Wen
Austria
Wimpffen, von Lhbrocht Fhl
Eye Shower Ends In Six Thousand Dollar Verdict
A trial in Purvis Mississippi reveals a daytime incident where labor organizers were showered with eggs aboard a train at Sumral in August 1920 after being invited to leave town. The court awarded $8,600 to two men, with additional sums to other claimants under settlement terms. The case touches on tensions between labor and police officials and internal disputes within the city’s detective and women’s bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumral
Anacostia Protest Pruning of Estimates Over Street Plans
Anacostia Citizens association and Board of Trade choose a committee to press Congress for Eleventh Street SE improvement from Potomac Avenue to Anacostia bridge. They plan Minnesota Avenue widening with center parking, and center-aisle layout like Maryland Avenue. Samuel Hubacher elected federation delegate. Latimer remains as second delegate. Earnshaw reappointed secretary. Campbell reappointed treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Street
Potomac Avenue
Anacostia Bridge
The
Anacostia Citizens Association and
Board of Trade
Tget
House
Senate
Robert Thompson
J. Frank Campbell
Maurice Otterbach
Minnesota Avenue
Good Hope Road
Pennsylvania, Avenue Bridge
Maryland Avenue
Samuel Hubacher
Federation of Citizens Associations
Latimer
Frank L. Earnshaw
S. R. Campbell
Former Dry Agent Indicted in Connecticut Bribery Case
Hartford December 7 a federal grand jury indicted Thomas McAuliffe former chief prohibition enforcement agent of Connecticut on bribery charges. Former Detective Sergeant Andrew J Richardson and Samuel Gardino held by state authorities on bootlegging charges testified against McAuliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Federal Grand Jury
Thomas McAuliffe
Prohibition
Connecticut
Andrew J. Richardson
Samuel Gardino
McAuliffe
Washington area boxing case ends with prison and assault terms
In Rockville circuit court Judge Urner sentenced Henry Darngille to a year in the Maryland house of correction for assault and battery and barred Joseph Darngille from public fighting for a year after a July 4 brawl in Capitol Heights. Brother Joseph drew six months for assault on Mrs Beavers and Clinton Light. James Nimmo faced a nolPros. The case stemmed from a carnival fight amid accusations of provocation and threats, with State’s Attorney Thomas Daw son leading the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tostead
Spead
Maryland
House of Correction
Téssup
Henry
Urner
James’ W. Beavers
Capitol Heights
Angault
Tott Henry
Dar~ngille
Caniel Helgius
Bailiwick
Joseph
Wackington
Eckce
Perate
Atfidamut Ard
Thomas Te Dawson
Albert &.J. Owens
Perkins
Baltimore
M. ‘Hampton Magruder
Marlboro
Peter and Worthington
Bononi Victory Praised by Rome Newspapers
Rome papers greeted Premier Bononi's confidence vote with praise. The Tempo called the vote conspicuous and a recognition of his probity and his collaborators. Messaggero celebrated his success as a relief from parliamentary crises. Ji Paese warned the crisis will resume at the chamber's March reconvening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Associated’ Press
Bononi
Chamber of Deputes
Tempo
Flis
Messaggero
Italy
Ji Paese
Chamber of Deputies
Others sue Klan kleagle Clarke in Atlanta suits
Two more damage suits for 50010 each were filed in Atlanta against imperial kleagle Alf Clarke of the Ku Klux Klan by A J Padon Jr and Lford B Hooper, arising from dismissals of men who had charged Clarke. F W W Akin had already filed 35000 against Clarke. All three former grand goblins claim Clarke filed criminal warrants alleging larceny of Klan funds. Marry Yerrell, a deposed grand Lublin, also sued for 35000 over slander. Lay efforts to serve papers faced Clarke’s declaration of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Dec. I.c
Clarke
Imperial Kleagle
A.J. Padon, Jr
Lford B. Hooper
Atlanta
F. W W. Akin
Marry B. Yerrell
Grand Lublin
Alf
Princess Fatima and three princes stranded in New York
The Afghan princess Fatima and her three sons face ruin after a fraudulent scheme involving an American in Washington. He used lavish expenses to extract cash from her, keeping the famous Durya i Noor diamond in pawn to pay bills. The royal party, once wealthy, now struggles to survive in New York while a pawn shop holds the diamond awaiting repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatima
Sultana
Phanidtan
Zai
Amir
India
Persia
New York
State Department
Department’ of Justice
Mohammed Haim Khan
Mohammed’'Azbm Khan
Mohammed -Acikher Khan
Washington
Egypt
Prince Zerdechene
Waa
Zerdechoro
Hughés
Department of Isstics
State’Department
Bird
Afghanistan
Eables
England
Dublin
Financial
Waldorf-Astoria
Waldoerf-Astoris
Matima
Ita
Citizens urged to air complaints at capital event
Theodore W. Noyes urged using part of 4 650 000 unexpended tax funds in federal custody to address needs for new school buildings better water supply and improved streets. Maj. Gen. Beach and Engineer Commissioner Keller spoke on city pride and regulatory injustice. Local civic leaders praised civic progress as officers were reelected at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gp ‘i
Theodore W. Noyes
Association of
United States
Treasury
Ffty
Association
Hbbitt
Keller
Lansing H. Beach
Engineer, Corps
United States Army
States
Rudolph
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bradley
Board of Trade
Schulters
Chamber of Commerce
Graham
City Club
Baker
Federation
Ofiiers
New York Society Plans Reception and Dance
New York state society prepared a reception and dance at Rauscuers tonight after a meeting at Wilson Normal school. Guest of honor will be Senator Calder. Expected attendees include Assistant Secretaries Roosevelt and Wainwright, Senator Wadsworth, and Congress members. Miss Younger spoke on an equal rights amendment. The Gladding sisters performed. Albert G. F. Buehler presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York States Society
Rauscuers
Wilson Normal School
Calder
Navy
Roosevelt
Wainwright
Wadsworth
Congress
Miss Younger
National Woman's Party
Gladding Sisters
Albert G. F. Buehler
Police Raid on House Leads to Eleven Arrests
A late night police and revenue raid on a house at 1425 Twenty-first Street NW resulted in multiple arrests and the seizure of a complete alleged gambling outfit and bottles of liquor. Among those arrested were George Watanabe and nine others, all residents of nearby addresses. Watanabe and his wife faced charges of illegal possession and selling, with others charged for gaming. The arrested were held for heavy bail with Watanabe bailed out after embassy contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue
George Watanabe
Twenty-first Street
Watanake
Ruth Watanake
Ruth Thomas
Tsur Wparomirakan
Haruo Okau
Lee Wong
Nizorichi Cou
Rhode Island
Kuhei Na- Kano
Althia Burkitt
Borl. Pinoy Branch
Watanabe
Murphy
Rouge
Sargt
Tee
Falkeny
Rockfard Tanner
Moeler
Smith
Schdéngeldt
Collins
Barbee
The
Washington high school plan for a centralized system
Secretary James F. Davis proposes a one point, centralized Washington high school system on about 1,000 acres on the city outskirts. The plan envisions modern subjects plus trade courses, centralized administration, shared facilities, a model farm, motion pictures in teaching, and a public auditorium, with cost shared by District and Federal governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Capper
Labor
All Schools of
Wshington
Oabor
Capper
Congress
Davis
Seeretary Davis
Commendation Letter For Police Rescuer Henry
Inspector Daniel Sullivan received a letter from A. Touzet of the French delegation praising Policeman B A Henry of the Eighth precinct for rescuing Mme Touzet after an accident at Pennsylvania avenue and Madison place. Georges A F Vanaise, Paris police official, visited the detective and identification bureaus and is expected to confer with Capt. Albert J. Headley on traffic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sullivan
A. Touzet
Washington
B. A. Henry
Mme. Touzet
Pennsylvania Avenue
Madison Place
Sullivan
Georges A. F. Vanaise
Albert J. Headley
American-Born Peer Lord Fairfax Reclaims Title
Special dispatch from London reports Lord Fairfax of Cameron an American-born British peer who restored the Fairfax title as twelfth baron after earlier holders were American citizens. He left Brown Brothers & Co New York in 1908 for a royal summons and has long faced questions over his succession. He noted Americans and English women share charm and deserve respect, and the Fairfax lineage traces to Cromwell era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Fairfax of Cameron
Horn
Fairfax
Hasbaud McKelvie
Sussex
Lord Fairfax
Brown Brothers & Co
New York
United States
England
Cromwell
Prince Rupert
Aston Moor
York
Fairfax Talks On Social Service At Federal Hospital Dinner
Charles E. Fairfax spoke at a conference dinner of the Federal Hodjal Service association. General Charles B. Sawyer attended as guest of honor. Other speakers included Mrs. Martha Falctner of the social hygiene board in New York and Mrs. C. C. Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrig
Charles B. Sawyer
Federal
Hodjal Service. Association
Woman’s National Fundation
Martha Falctner
Social Hygiene Board
New York City
C.C. Cal
Woman's National Foundation Plans Outlined at Center Event
Houn outlined the foundation's plans as a national center for women's activities. Mrs. L. H. Printup, president of the Federal Social Service association, acted as hostess.
Bomb Explosions Reported In Lisbon Night of December 6
Madrid reports several bomb explosions in Lisbon during the night of December 6, with a number of arrests of distributors of seditious pamphlets. The telegram came from Tuy on the Portuguese frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Lisbon
Tuy
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Liewt. Plemmons
James T. Ryan
Lincoln
WM. H.sardo & CO
Ape
Linco Gon V.L. Speare CO
W. R. Speare
AWLER
Morticians
R-Svenue
H Street
Nmw
ST. NW
ApSpeara Di'Nichels Wespeere
Frank Gelerssons CO
Shyenth ST
Qhapel
Phode North
Modern
Ghapel
Thodle North
Main St
Anacostia
Geis
Montes
Wimmers
Nolte
Noelle
Bonomi
Klan Kleagle
R. Harris
Tere
Hatima
State ‘Department
America
Boanty
Glenm
Koch
Wouk Bay
Fatimay
T. W. Noyes
Gen. Beach
Fred
State Society
Washinats
Towed
New-York
Stis
Atx
Public. Ledger Co
Charles E. Fairfax
Srig
Gen
Sawyer
Woman's
Franklin
Tophams
L Street N. E
James S. Topham
Lanier ST. N.W
Columbia Road
Pittsburg
Sample House No
Lanier Street
N. L. Lansbury Co., Inc
Eye St. N.W
Poodsunderwood A
Connecticut Avenue
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