Auto Thieves Get Four Year Terms in Robbery Case
Justice Siddons in criminal court No. 2 yesterday announced a future policy requiring longer sentences for auto thefts. Alfred R. Knolis received four years for grand larceny in an auto theft tied to John F. Denth of Clinton Maryland. Reginald Lemos and Rosary Gorham also received prison terms for housebreaking and grand larceny. Edward Hatcher got ten months for receiving stolen property.
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Alfred R. Knolis
Alfred R. Knowles
John F. Denth
Clinton, Md
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Wade Flowers
Jacksonville
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Reginald Lemos
Charles Jacobs
Twelfth Street
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Fisé
Rosary Gorham
Charles E. Smith
Kane Place
Edward Hatcher
Juttrell Automobile Company
Denied Habeas Corpus for Samuel Goldberg in DC
Chief Justice McCoy ordered Samuel Goldberg of 1457 Girard Street NW turned over to New York authorities after a habeas corpus hearing. Goldberg was indicted in New York for grand larceny in the first degree linked to a worthless check tendered as payment on a $1,075 flavoring extracts order and theft of the order.
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McCoy
Samuel Goldberg
Girard Street
New York City
New York
Sixty Days for Soldier Sentenced at Police Court
Soldier Jobh H Young stationed at Bolling Field received a 60 day jail term from Police Judge Hardison after conviction for larceny. He allegedly stole clothing from C Phillips at 1731 I Street NW on December 8. items were later recovered from a second hand store and turned over to military authorities.
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Jobh H Young
Bolling Field
Hardison
I Street
Soldier Held for Grand Jury in Auto Theft Case
James Rawlins, a soldier, was held for the grand jury yesterday by Judge Hardison under bonds of $1,000 for stealing an automobile from in front of the Colorado building. Detec tive Sergt. Frank Allsgood made the arrest and connected the theft to William J. Dow, attorney.
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James Rawlins
Hardison
Sergt
Frank Allsgood
Colorado Building
District officials defend Upshur tubercular school plan
District commissioners plead in Supreme Court that spending 150000 taxpayer money on a tubercular children school on Upshur street NW is lawful. They say the Upshur tract is most advantageous and that plaintiffs would not suffer irreparable loss if the school is built.
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Upshur Street
sDistrict
District Supreme Court
Charles ET Hunt
Piney Branch
Car Stolen From Bank President's Residence
Milton E Ailes president of the Ridge's National Bank reported to Lieut Piemmons head of the detective bureau that his sedan valued at 300 was stolen from in front of his residence at 1620 I Street Northwest shortly after 7 o clock last night.
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E. Ailes
Rige’s National Bank
Lieut
Piemmons
Este Dence
I Street
Weather and tide report with forecasts and figures
Rain and warmer conditions expected Saturday across the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with a cooler Sunday. Local readings show temperatures around the mid 30s to 40s, high pressure over Alaska and the Atlantic coast, and expected rain turning to snow in the lake and Ohio regions. Observations include tide times, humidity levels, and daily temperature records.
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Weather Bureau
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Missouri
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Ohio Valley
Tennessee
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Births Reported in Local Notices
A chain of birth notices lists numerous families with newborns, detailing parents such as Robert P and May C Diemer, Carmel K and Marion Cummings, Fred A and Annie J Payne, and more. Boys and girls are noted for each pairing, with last names including Myers, O Neill, Dean, Teague, Hoffman, Beal, Jackson, Patton, Harris, and Burriss among others.
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May C Diemer
Joseph H
Rena K O
Patthen
Carmel K
Marion Cummings
Fred A
Annie J. Payne
Scott F
Oliver L. Imbei
Abraham PF
Jessie W. Myers
Hubert J
Mary Ti
O'Neill
Rank
Florence Miller
Fmmit J
Helen Dowling
Flits
Mildred B Dean
Edward L
Virginia M. Teague
John R
Mary L. Hoffman
Ralph T
Myrle ¥. Scott
Joseph B
Jessie Sarboe
Harry A
Bertha Guttman
John W
Neilie A. Beal
Alfonse
Emily J. Jackson
Preston H
Mary B. Patton
Daniel T
Melissa Rose
Eugene
Frances Harris
Howard
Cora Wallace
Richard
Emma Hawking
Wiehard J
Virginia Burriss
Frank Af
Margaret Harris
Licensed to Marry in Fragmented Registry
A garbled OCR list shows names and ages for marrying license applicants from various cities and churches, followed by a section titled Deaths Re ported listing multiple individuals with ages and institutions, including Elizabeth A Linkine and George W Strong, along with partial hospital references and addresses. The text preserves numerous Reverend names and unclear marriage pairings amid unreadable formatting.
Christmas charitable drive prompts early subscriptions
Eighteen persons have subscribed $330.38 in the first 24 hours after the Associated Charities announced fourteen Christmas opportunities. Funds go to designated families with a weekly need of $253 for 71 members. contributions may be sent to 923 Hl Street NW or The Post office and will be acknowledged.
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Associated’ Charities
Opportunity Moss-Witow
Smale
Office
Associated Charities
Hl Street
Office of the Post
Teachers' case pushed to January in postponement
Injunction actions by William L Wallis Clinton Elizabeth Birtwell and Janet L Ditto high school teachers seek to stop a board of education exam to create new eligibles for promotion. Proceedings in the District Supreme Court are continued to January 20 and the exam postponed to allow the board to answer the bill of complaint. The teachers say promotion status would be materially affected if a new test is held.
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District Supremes Court
William L Wallis
Stuy Clinton
Elizabeth Birtwell
Janet L. Ditto
Board of Education
Crown bike champion tonight at convention hall fair
Knights of Pythias and United Spanish War Veterans run the fair and exposition at Convention Hall. About 45 000 Washingtonians have attended since November 28. Tonight crowns the amateur bicycle champion of the District along with beauty baby band and popularity contest winners. Patrick H Shea of Lanier Place NW arrested for nonsupport and held for court.
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Convention Hall
Patrick H Shea
Lanier Place
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Keck
District Attorney's Office
Ninth Precinct
City Bulletin Claflin Optical 00 to 1814 Gst New City Citi
City bulletin lists Claflin Optical under new city postings with figures 00 and 1814 Gst. Officials note revised GST figures and municipal listings for commercial establishments in the district.
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City Bulletin Claflin Optical
New City Citi SS
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