Boy thief begs to go home for Christmas
Harry Clark a 14 year old Bradford boy arraigned for vagrancy after admitting theft from his mother. He carried a book of poems including The Gypsy's Warning and said the lines urged him to return home. Judge De Lacy ordered a five day confinement and return home for Christmas.
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Commissioners Favor Bill on Property Transfer Consideration
Congress may compel disclosure of actual consideration in real estate deeds in the District of Columbia. A House bill requiring sworn statements of price to accompany deeds and mortgages was favorably reported back for action. Assessor Richards said the measure would provide valuable statistics on property prices in the city.
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Leper John Early Seeks Return to Washington Amid Quarantine
John R. Early labeled a leper by government doctors seeks to return to Washington. Health officials warn that crossing the District line would violate law and trigger arrest. Early lives in the West on a $0 pension while his brother in Washington asks for permission to avoid quarantine.
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New charges against wife in divorce case
James J. Fletcher, bondsman, withdrew his cross bill in district court and seeks an absolute divorce from Mrs Julian Fletcher. He names three co respondents, replacing the single party in the original filing. The new document accuses the wife of statutory offences and cites dates and particulars amid fault and maintenance disputes. Fletcher purportedly owns about 60 000 dollars in assets.
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Will dispute claims undue influence over brothers bequest to church
In District Supreme Court a caveat seeks to annul John F Dries's will leaving his estate to Holy Name Catholic Church. Adam Dries alleges undue influence and improper notarization. Mary Paul previously filed a caveat. Alexander Wolf serves as Adam Dries's attorney.
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District Supreme Court
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Holy Name Catholic Church
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