Eastlake Trial Hears Bloody Hatchet In Murder Case
The Eastlake murder trial in Montross Virginia features testimony about a bloody hatchet and possible knife use in the killing of Margaret Eastlake on September 3. Miss Sarah Knox faces separate charges and was described as central to the case as jurors hear from Dr. Caruthers and witnesses about scenes at the Eastlake home and surrounding facts.
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Washington Post
Montross
Rodger D. Eastlake
Margaret
Sarah Knox
Tuchmond City
Miss Knox
Eastlake
Commonwealth
Voo Caruthers
Colonial Beach
Caruthers
Commonwealth Attorney
Maye
Hecalla
W.V Caruthers
H Knex
Hastlake
Dahlgren Proving Grounds
Wastlake
Haatlake
Atley
Eastlakes
Proving Grounds
Hugh Goyt
Blanche E Kennedy
Mastlake
L V Kennedy
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
T Eastlake
Equity in Money Press Patents to Be Decided
The case of Joseph E. Ralph former director of the bureau of engraving and printing against Benjamin and Hattie Stickney for a half interest in the Web-Intaglio Press patents and profits reaches Equity Court tomorrow. Ralph seeks half profits and patent rights claiming aid to the inventor. Stickney disputes the agreement and profits and counters a debt of about 8500. The inventor questions equity jurisdiction and Ralphs bill for an injunction.
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Joseph E. Ralph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Equity
Ralph
District Supreme Court
Benjamin Stickney
Hattie Stickney
Ralphs
Lloyd appointed to Washington school board from Missouri
James T. Lloyd, attorney and former Missouri congressman, is favored for a Washington DC board of education seat after the resignation of Dr Henry Barrett Learned. Dr Abram Simon calls him an excellent man with broad Washington connections and public service, noting his education ties to District schools. Lloyd, born Canton Missouri in 1857, served from 1897 to 1917 and has since practiced law in Washington.
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James T. Lloyd
Congress
Missouri
Board of Education
Washinngtonians
District Supreme Court
Henry Barrett Learned
Leland Stanford
Simon
Abram Simon
Lloyd
Washington
Jesse C Suter
Federation For Citizens Associations
L Lloyd
Mr Lloyd
Canton
Christian University
Army confirms first practical compressed horse forage use
Army officials announced the first practical compressed horse forage for age 18, tested across cavalry centers. The government bought 20,100 tons of compressed oats rations and fed horses and mules to assess field viability, while keeping the ration formula undisclosed. A 450 mile October march by the Twelfth cavalry under Col Sedgwick Rice tested value, with 650 animals and 250 officers finishing in excellent condition on 74% pounds of compressed forage and 10 pounds hay daily.
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Army
United States Army
Willard A. Holbrook
Germany
Twelfth Cavalry
Sedgwick Rice
Burnside Post Elects Officers for Year
Burnside Post G A R held its regular meeting electing Charles H. Babbitt as commander Daniel Knelly senior vice commander Harry T Dunbar junior vice commander Robert E McBride chaplain James McKee surgeon Daniel Grosvenor officer of the day and J W Johnson officer of the guard. Delegates to the department encampment were H A Cobaugh H T Dunbar Edwin Perkins J B Chase W H Sherwood H B Moulton J W Condon and J W Palmer with alternates J W Palmer George Simmons R F Hill H B Bennett C W King W S Saxton F A Baxter and D M Goodman.
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Burnside Post
G A. R
Charles H. Babbitt
Daniel Knelly
Harry T Dunbar
Robert E. McBride
James McKee
Daniel Grosvenor
J W. Johnson
H. A. Cobaugh
H T Dunbar
Edwin Perkins
J. B Chase
W. H Sherwood
H. B. Moulton
J. W. Condon
J. W. Palmer
George Simmons
R F. Hill
H B Bennett
C W. King
S. Saxton
F. A. Baxter
D. M Goodman
Zero Parades Arrested Urban Ledoux Known as Mi mero
Umbrella and pickets report led to the arrest of Urbain Ledoux known as Mi mero who left the Stepping Stone welfare lodging house at 225 Pennsylvenia avenue northwest and moved to 1119 Fourteenth street northwest before being taken into custody.
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Urbain Ledoux
Mimero
Stepping Stone
Penn-sylvenia Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Disordered parade man jailed on disorderly conduct charge
Yesterday afternoon Detectives Lyne and Stringfellow charged Ledoux with disorderly conduct. The so called hero of the unemployed rested at the Tenth precinct station in default of 25 dollars. He paraded in front of the Pan American building with a lantern umbrella and fishing tackle while singing for an honest man.
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Lyne
Stringfellow
Tenth Precinct
Ledoux
Zero
Mr Zeros
Return of Malt and Hops Seized in Raid Ordered
Judge Hardison quashed a search warrant in the Franzitone case and ordered the return of malt and hops worth about 1806 dollars seized from 816 Ninth Street NW. The ruling found the warrant failed to describe the property under the Fourth Amendment and espionage act. Attorneys Alvin Lockewmjer and Milton W King argued for Franzitone.
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Hardison
Franzione
Pelice
R Franzione
Ninth Street
United States
Alvin Lockewmjer
Milton W King
Franzitone
Ee Sa
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