Justice Barnard Denounces Hunnicut’s Marriage Ring
District Supreme Court revoked the marriage license of Rev. G. Hunnicutt for false representations and for employing “cappers” to lure couples. Evidence showed city hall employees aided the scheme, with Hunnicutt charging six dollars per ceremony. The court held the practice a public policy violation, declared all marriages performed thus far valid, and noted possible appeals.
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District Supreme Court
Lcense
Hunnicut
United States
Clarence Wilson
Washington
Hunnieut
Wilson
Sae
Hunshut
Hmivense
Barnard
Hunnicutt
Lcnse
Hundcutt
District Supreme ‘ Court
Court of Appeals
Hamicutt
Rivilege
Louislaha Avenue
Merrigge
Kroll
Three Cornered Revolution Rocking Ecuador After Leader's Death
Reports from December note Ecuador’s government under Senor Zaldumbide awaiting elections as Guayaquil troops back Gen. Montero. Competing factions rally around Geo Plaza and Flavio Alfaro amid disorder and casualties in Guayaquil. Also, Maj Barker wounded in Moro battle during Pershing's campaign. initial reports of bloodless victory revised in War Department dispatches.
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Ecuador
Estrada
Senor
Zaldumbide
Law Succesor
State Department
Guayagull
Heuador
Montero
Republic
Gable Movements
Geo. Plaza
Flavio Alfaro
Gua
Barker
Pershing
War Department
Bell
Fhilippines
John’ .W. ‘Barker
Road pork barrels critique from Stewart on highway aid plan
International Highway Improvement leader Stewart denounces current government road spending and urges a commission including top federal road and agricultural officials to design a plan. He warns that 10 percent of rebuilding would cost over 2.5 billion dollars and full access would reach 25 billion, suggesting a direct tax to fund any federal aid. He likens rushing aid to past pork barrel abuses and highway standoffs.
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Stewart
U.B
United States Corps of Engineers
Smith Faces Four Counts as Milano Held for Murder
Indictments issued by the grand jury layer details on James H. Smith charged with assault and robbery in the Hatchet attack on Morris Bennett, and Tony Milano along with Tistian accused of murder in the death of 12 year old Harry Smith in a shoe shop. Other figures include William H. Cook charged with blackmail and several indictments for embezzlement and forgery across a broad Washington docket.
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James H. Smith
Morris Bennett
Maryland
Tony
Milano
Tistian
Harry ©. Smith
H Pireet
Fourth
Bennett Aid
Smith
Bennett
Chicago
Washington
John Kabusta
William H. Cook
Mra
Rose
Amead
Eighteenth Street
Northwest
Mol MeHenry
Winchester
Bertha
Capital
Ralph 5. Walker
Corraiq
John F. Kennedy
Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company
Sherman C. Thomas
Ernest A Queen
John M. Hall
William Johnson
Arthur Warren
Link Thornton
Joe Goodman
William “Wilson
Thaddeus Bellows
Maud Parish
Charles Thompson
John BM
Jefferson
Charles Murphy
Frank T. Mies
Jesse R. Andrews
Charles K. Metcalf
Amjos Thoman
Five Seamen Medal Honors for Pampanga Crew
Secretary Meyer awards medals of honor and $100 gratuities for bravery in the Philippines fight on the island of Basilan. Ensign Hovey was killed. five Pampanga crew members cited for heroism and coolness in repelling Moros. Gutherwood, McGuire, Henderson, Volz, and Harrison praised for actions during the engagement.
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Meyer
Philippines
Bastian
Philippine Islands
Pampanga
Hovey
J. H. Gutherwood
Regiman
Engiyn Hovey
F. H. McGuire
Gatherwood
G. F. Henderson
Jacob Volz
B. BR. Harrison
Big cattle raising plan in Brazil eyed by American stockmen
Washington reports a proposed cattle project in Brazil led by a group of American and Canadian stockmen. Officials say New York financial houses may finance the venture. The plan reportedly seeks 4,000,000 acres of grazing land in north Brazil and aims to become the world’s largest cattle operation. Murtagh Mclenzis, a Colorado cattleman, is tied to the effort.
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Washington
Brazil
Bureau of Trade Relations
Murtagh Mclenzis
Colorado
New York
McLoughlin arrested in Baltimore after disappearance
Edward E McLoughlin 22 of Mat Catreet northeast was picked up in Baltimore and brought to Washington by Detective Patrick O Ericy. He was jailed at Sixth precinct then taken to Washington Asylum Hospital amid family fears he plans self harm due to possible blindness. He rented a room in Baltimore while seeking work. Walker held on bigamy charge after surrendering to police and jailed for grand jury. bail could not be posted.
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Edward E. McLoughlin
Mat Catreet
Baltimore
Washington
Patrick O'Ericy
Police Treadquarters
Pf Afon
Washington Asylum Hospital
McLaughlin
Walker
John Walker
Timeis Grand Jury
Sydne
Waller
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F Street
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Ema
Tasam
Teralture
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Prince Albert
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Peice
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Rooster
Khock Furniture
7Th Street
Berkeley
Rey
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Johm Drew
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Columbia
Satuty
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Henry
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