New York Bootleg Crackdown Hits Baltimore Boat Captain
A Baltimore ship captain, Capt. Daniel Dougherty, was indicted by a Federal grand jury for bringing in alcohol from the high seas without a permit and transporting it to New York. The Javary, seized by prohibition agents, discharged grain alcohol in barrels on the pier while loading for starving Armenians, with further charges including illegal possession and allowing alcohol to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph al Day
Agenta
Canada
Bahame Islands
Day
New York
Chivary
Daniel Dougherty
Baltimore
High Seas
British Schooner Captain Held on Alcohol Charge
Boston December 30. Five thousand five hundred gallons of alcohol from St Pierre Migg were landed on the New England coast from the British schooner Golden West before the vessel was picked up in Massachusetts Bay by the coast guard enter Acushnet. Captain Dennis Amero of Saugas and crew member Genara Balsano of Boston were arrested on federal warrants and pleaded not guilty. Four other crew members detained as witnesses. Filippo Keruno of Boston later arrested held in default of $10 099 bonds. He is not a crew member and his connection to the case was not clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Pierre
New England
Golden West
Massachusetts Bay
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Dennis Amero
Saugas
Golden *West
Genara
Balsanno
Cambridge
Filippo Keruno
Cass
Breath Inspector Proposed for Youngstown Police
A joke notice in Youngstown announces a breath inspector for the police force. Mayor-elect George L. Oles supports formal adoption on January 1, promising periodic sniff tests every four hours with scents like cloves or peppermint to flag offending officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
George L. Oles
Kochanski Delights With Exotic and Popular Works in National Theater Program
Violinist Paul Kochanski offered a warm vivid recital in a ten star National theater program featuring Saymanovski's delicate Nottutne and Wieniawski's sprightly Magurke. An appreciative audience soaked in expressive melodies as vocalists added enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kochanski
National Theater
Kochanski
K. Saymanovski
Wieniawski
Classical program highlights include Tartini opener and Boccherini encore
The concert opened with Tartini's Trie du Diable and featured Breisler's arrangement of Chanson Louis XIII et Pavane, Boccherini's Allegretto, and Bazzini's Ronde des Lutingt in the concluding modern portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breisler
Boccherini
Bazzini
Tartini
Thirty Days In West Theft
Kidd Bailey a colored youth was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Police Judge Hardison for stealing a leather vest from Charles M Rosenthal on D street northwest Thursday. Policeman John R Leach aided the arrest and Bailey said he had just arrived from New York and, without funds, decided on the spur of the moment he needed a vest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidd Bailey
Hardison
Charles M. Rosenthal
Set D Street
John R. Leach
New York
Woman held on grand larceny charge in District case
Madeline Adams a colored waitress was held under bond of 21000 by Judge Efardison on a charge of second larceny for the theft of 210 from Nick Stavros of 661 D street northwest December 23. Stavros visited a lunchroom at 1205 Seventh street northwest and showed his money in the presence of the girl. Detective Waldron said the woman first admitted stealing the money but later denied any knowledge of the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Adams
Efardison Unter
Nick Stavros
D Street Northwest
Stavroy
Seventh Street Northwest
Waldron
Robbery Charge Involving $17 Stolen From Resident
Raymond Wilson, a Black man, was held for the grand jury under $2,000 bond for a December 24 theft in Seaton court. William McKinnon testified he was approached from a dark doorway as he left, a gun forced him to surrender $17 while seeking a rental, at 43 F Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinnon
F Street Northwest
Seaton Court
Raymond Wilson
Hardison
McKinnon
Atea Louse
Navy Assignments Date Orders Issued to Officers 1921
A list of December 28 1921 naval orders detailing officer transfers and postings. Names include Lt Comdr Ernest L Gunther Lt Comdr Theodore H Wint Lt Comdr Stanley M Haight Comdr Frank Cy Kutz and many others to ships stations hospitals and commands such as Philadelphia San Francisco Annapolis Haiti Tokyo Norfolk Charleston and more. Many officers are assigned to training hospitals naval hospitals and overseas duties with various vessels including the Arkansas Laramie and Eagle 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oteers
Ernest L. Gunther
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Frank Cy. Kutz
Mississippi
San Fransie Do
Theodore H. Wint
Argonne
Stanley M. Haight
Tieut. Williams
BR Island
Galit
Franklin S. Irby
U. S. S&s. Simpson
Naval Academy
Annapolis
James J. Luc
Witzsimons General Hospital
Denver
Colo
William A. MacDonald
Ar Taypaho
Willis M. Percifield
U. S
Wyoming
U.S
Eagle
Conn
Yukon
Edward van Polt
Det
Leiéctiont
VA. Pinola
Robert D. Crant
S. Laramie
Harold Wm“. Alden
Comdesroms
Kennedy Tans
Theron
Hare
Selfridee
Kennedy
James A. Bass
Ponedica ‘Corps
S. Columbia
Naval Hospital
Charleston
S. C
George L. Crain
Marine Coneditionary Force
Port-au-Prinne
Haiti
Sanitary Engineer
Robert Sheehan
Medical Corps
S. S. Wright
New York
N.Y
Howard A. Tribow
St. Louis
S. Wright
Claude B. Brose
Naval Medical School
Wash. D.C
Marine Corps
Hoboken
Kenneth
Caldwell
Fist of
Navy
John C. W. Taylor
Naval Divenssery
Wash
D. C
Naval Pospital Charteston
Chi
Navid ¢. Thampaon
U. S. Navy
Thomas” P. Langseth
Ton
Mass
Thobu
Pavat Iy
Brauncisco
Raids Net Four Arrests In Northeast Washington
A raiding party including Lieut. Burlingame and officers Rose and Hines seized a house at 4800 Sheriff Road Northeast and arrested Peter Thomas and Elias Thomas on still and evidence charges, with Mrs. Thomas accused of assault. A second raid at 314 Ninth Street Northeast led to George Picherell’s arrest on a running still charge. bonds were set at $1000 for the Thomases and $500 for Picherell. Burlingame received a scalp wound from a ginger ale bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlingame
Hines
Sheriff Road
Peter Thomas
Elias’ Thomas
Ea Thomas
Burlin
Peter
Elias Thomas
Itz
Ninth Street
George Ee Picherell
Picherell
Arrest of McLean milk producer under diphtheria suspicions
W G Edmondson, a McLean Virginia milk producer, was arrested on orders from Dr William C Fowler after he allegedly attempted to deliver 10 gallons of milk to a government lunchroom in Washington. Charged with violation of the milk law, he was released on bail at the First precinct pending his appearance in municipal court. The minimum penalty for the offense is six months imprisonment and a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Edmondson
McLean
William C. Fowler
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Edmondson
Widow Sues Over Husband Death in Auto Collision
Mrs Ruth B Judson widow of Albert Judson filed in the District Supreme Court a $10 000 damages suit against Thomas Fy and Frank Smirths claiming Smirths car struck Judson on High Street and Columbia Road Northwest September 23 1920 causing fatal injuries the following February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District’ Supreme Court
Ruth B. Judson
Albert T Judson
Thomas Fy
Frank Smth
Lambert & Yeatman
Smirths
Highteenth Street
déLumbia
Limits Alien Property Fees Directive Issued by President
President Harding instructed alien property custodian Thomas W. Miller to refuse payment of attorney fees deemed excessive. He directed disallowance of certain charges after reviewing reports of overcharges. The involved attorneys’ names were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Thomas W. Miller
Yeshlay
White House
Tneys
Neys
Execution of McHenry Postponed to 1922
Chief Justice Waller in Criminal Court No 1 yesterday postponed the execution of John McHenry, convicted of the murder of Detective Sergeant James Armstrong on December 14 1919, delaying the hanging from January 6 to March 10 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller
I McCoy
Criminal Court No. 1
John McHenry
James Armstrong
Thompson estate valued near fifty four thousand dollars
Priscilla Thompson died on November 29 leaving an estate valued at about $54,038. Executors American Security and Trust Company filed yesterday a petition for letters of administration to administer the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Tthompson
American Security and Trust Company
Leviathan Rebuild Bids Set for 1923 shipwork
Eight major bids announced for reconditioning the Leviathan with Newport News Shipbuilding and Deal for general repairs and engine work leading the total at 6.595 million dollars for general repairs and 515 thousand for engine work plus 587 thousand for steward supplies. Shipping Board officials expect financing plans to move quickly though a special appropriation may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Deviathan
Shipping Board
Newport News Shipbuilding
Deale Company
John. Wanamaker
Steward's
William F. Gibbs
International _Mercentile’.Marine, Company
Shipping ‘ Board
Coal thief sentenced after embezzling 12 50 cash
Thomas Williams colored was sentenced to 60 days by Police Judge Hardison after a theft from The White Company of 12 50. Williams claimed he was held up and fled after delivering coal in Anacostia, leaving his truck. Police report he confessed to taking the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithe
White
Thomas ‘Williams
Hardison
Williams
Agpr l
Anacostia
Peters Resigns House Seat to Become Maine Judge
Representative J. A. Peters of Maine’s Third District resigns to assume the United States district court judgeship for Maine. He will succeed Judge Clarence Hale who retired, and his resignation was sent to Gov Barter and Speaker Gillett ahead of next Tuesday’s anticipated start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
J. A. Peters
United States District S Court For Maine
Barter
Gillett
Clarence Hale
New Year Dance Events In City Halls And Temples
The Catholic Women's Service Club hosts a New Year dance at 601 H Street Northwest tonight under its auspices. The Bythan temple hosts a community service New Year dance tonight. The Columbia Weighs Citizens Association plans a meeting Tuesday night at St Stephen's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegee City
Hadleigh
Catholic Women’s Service Club
H Street
Bythan Temple
The
Columbia
Citizens’ Association
Bt. Stephen's Hall
Washington social notes from Wardman Park and area events
Social pages report dinners and luncheons at the Wardman Park and Shoreham with guests including Gladys Hinckley Elizabeth Howry and Mrs William Bowie Clark. Engagement announced for Alice Murray to W Freeman with Yale ties and Federal Reserve service. many society visitors rest in Washington before winter travel.
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Alisa Glayburgh
Shoreham
Gladys ‘Hinckley
Elizabeth Howry
William Bowie Clark
Mme. Clayburgh
Washington
William King
New York
Yale
Gilbert D. ” Murray
Scranton
Lake
N. Ne
Alice Winton Murray
Dear W. Freeman
Walter H. Freeman
Plainfield
N. J
Miss Murray
New York City
Solon Borglum
Mr. Freeman
Federal Reserve Board
D. C
Field Artillery
Freeman
Plainfield Country
Washington Golf and Country
Glen Stewart
White Sulphur Springs social notes travel plans
Special to The Washington Post from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia reports Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lewis begin a private car trip with Mrs Lewis mother Mrs Jesse Keenan Wise in Wilmington North Carolina. Also noted are Lorrilard Spencer and Mrs Spencer Jr of New York Miss Louise MacIntosh of Boston and Mr and Mrs J Sycle of Richmond on horseback today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Washington Post
W. Va
Lawrence Lewis
Lewis
Jesse Keenan Wise
Wilmington
N. Cc
Lorrilard Spencer
Qgorrilard Spencer, Jr
New York
Louise MacIntosh
Boston
J. Sycle
Richmond
Stolen Items Reported Across Northwest Washington
Mrs W C Cox reports a department store theft at Twenty-eighth Street NW. Luther Staith reports two auto wheels valued at 150 dollars stolen from a rear garage on Tenth Street NW. Otto Otis reports a pair of trousers with a 90 dollar violin missing from his garage on Otis Street. A violin valued at 90 dollars disappeared from a cigar store at 1700 Pennsylvania Avenue NW yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Cox
Twenty-eighth Street
Tenth Street
Luther Staith
Columbia Road
Emil J. Otis
Otis
Pennsylvania Avenue
Assault charge after alleged home intrusion in Browns, Missouri
Report states Apostle Moore alleges Lawrence Brown entered his Ninth Street North residence during a dispute about occupancy, slapped him, and threatened more violence. Brown allegedly drew a knife before leaving. The case centers on an assault claim following a confrontation at Brown's home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Browns
Golgred
Aube Ninth
Judy
Hardison
Ninth
Brown
Apostle Moore
A J
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East River
Bellevue Hospital
Ina Hagtinn
Sahara
Shantey
Usderwood
Wittow
Thompson Fistate
Leviathan
Gibbs
Hamburg -American Line
Gibts
T. Willians
J. ‘A. Peters
Wardman ‘Park
Iliam
Borah
Willard
Harry Norment
Marlborough-Blenheim
Atlantic City
Wall
Walldene, Md
Stanley G. Endick
Washington Barracks
Frederick Chapin
the Shersham
Clarke Wagraman
Miss Gilmore
J. W. Scherescheway
Dorothy Duncan
Frederick
Thomas Oliver
Harry Lee Pettus
Washington Wellesley Club
W. E. Safford
Mt. Pleasant Street
Caroline Tyler
Firs Hly
Mary Jenkins
Margaret Bell Merrill
J. L. Loose
Kansas City
Wardman Park Hotel
District of Columbia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
United Confederate Veterans
John R. Fitzpatrick
L. D. Kelly
Percy Wester Hall
Hall
St. Paul's Rectory
Alexandria
Charles Neilson
Maryland
Powhatan
James
Aléxander
Wardman Park
Donald “Woodward
Bey
B. M. Stoddard
Sioux City, Iowa
Powhatan Hotel
Eugenia Rowe
Asheville, N. C
GC. W. Rowe
Raleigh
New York Society
England
Prnie Starliner
Olympic
Earl
Countess of Granard
Moira
Eileen Forbes
Ogden Mills
Granard
Lord
Lady Granard
Whitelaw Reid
Victor Dance Records
E. J.’.Otis
Valied Poe
Cavanaugh & West
Sreate
Jeneva Foxwell
Sokolov
Franklin Square Hotel
A la Carte Service
Lincoln
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