Witnesses Testify In Patent Office Fraud Trial At York
Government witnesses David N. Carvalho and W. A. Heffner testified in the trial of John A. Heany and Henry Everding over patent office frauds. Heffner linked Heany to discussions about reappling for a tungsten patent in names, hinting at copying schemes. Carvalho corroborated handwriting alterations in Barton’s specifications, with enlarged wall photographs used for jurors. The government will resume Monday with handwriting expert Mr. Sherman from New York.
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John A. Heany
Henry. Bverding
Patent Office
David N. Carvalho
New York
W. A. Haffner
Teeter-Heany Laboratories
York
Heffner
Barton
Heany Cor
Heany
Washington
Jerry, Black
Black
Black 5
Flo
York County
Everding
Testamony
Carvalho
Bartons
Grand Jury
Sherman
Carter Acquitted in Police Court After Child Charge
Friends of William A Carter, a longtime government employee since 1898, congratulate him on his acquittal in police court of the charge accusing him of mistreating a child of Mrs Rebecca Denwils. He was completely exonerated.
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William A Carter
Nnsj
Magoon Ends Conferences on Cuba Evacuation
Cuba's Governor Magoon completes talks with the War Department on evacuating the island by American troops and will depart Sunday for Havana after a final interview with Secretary Wright yesterday.
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Gov Magoon
Cuba
War Department
Havana
Wright
City Bulletins and Obituaries From Street News Items
City bulletins report John C Hills a 65 year old Negro dropping dead on a sidewalk near the Treasury Department due to lung hemorrhage. Other notes mention forestry official J T D Pyles resigning, Harry Ware convicted for giving liquor to boys, and Charles G Lind suffering cerebral hemorrhage at his home. Also items note missing persons J E Fowler and Leona McDonald, plus local ads and listings.
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John C Hills
Corcoran
Fifteenth
Treasury Department
Rosenfelds
Pyles
Charles G Lind
E Atreet Northwest
J. HK. Kelly
Center Market, Ltd
St. Wing, Noy
Arlington Arstline
J. E. Fowler
C Street
Dr Grenfell to Speak at Central Presbyterian Church
Labrador physician Dr Wilfred T Grenfell of the Deep Sea Mission will address fishermen from the Labrador coast at Central Presbyterian Church Third and I Street Northwest on Monday December 14 at 8 pm. Known for a wreck survival tale on the Labrador ice pan he will share experiences and discuss rescue by Asher men. Admission is by complimentary ticket arranged by Rev James H Taylor.
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Wilfred T Grenfell
Labrador
Central Presbyterian Church
Third and I Street
Dr Grenfell
Grenfell
Washington
Baltimore
James H Taylor
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Loan and Trust
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PA Ave
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the. Keeley
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Underwood
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