Kalbfus to Probe Alleged Involvement in Assessor Charges
District Assessor dispute widens as Samuel Kalbfus vows to exclude any aide from United States Attorney Clarence Wilson if consulted by Fr. Horstmann. Bennet says more information will be released, while Wilson and Horstmann deny or dodge direct comments amid calls for a grand jury review.
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Wilson
Horstmann
Bennet
United States District Attorney
Clarence R. Wilson
Representative Bennet
Samuel T. Kalbfus
Rathine
United States Attorney’s Office
Fr. Horstmann
House
United States
K. Kalbfus
Kalbfus
Mr. Wilson
Fforstmann
Board Ofsistant Assessors
M. J. Keane
Abner-Drury Brewery Company
Agslatanta
Rudolph
Benefit for Prisoners' Aid Benefit Concert Under Way
Under Rt Rev Alfred Harding bishop of Washington a benefit for the Prisoners' Aid Association is planned before Lent. Miss Nannie Randolph Heth chairs the arrangements. Since its founding ten years ago the association has aided over 28 000 prisoners with about 9 000 returned home and a high repayment rate among those helped.
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Alfred Harding
Washington
Prisoners’ Aid Association
Nannie Randolph Heth
Senator Terrell Improves After Illness Case Declared Indigestion
Senator Terrell of Georgia, once thought dangerously ill, was reported improved after doctors said his illness was a severe acute indigestion. He became ill in his Senate office building room on Saturday night and is now recovering.
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Terrell
Georgia
Senate
Mission Gains 108 Converts at St Aloysius Church
One hundred and nine converts to Catholicism result from a two weeks mission at St Aloysius Church North Capitol and I streets. Converts will take first communion at the early mass next Sunday. The mission closed last night with a sermon by Rev John J O Donovan SJ of New York. He gave the apostolic benediction. Also included is an alert for smokers in the District to obtain a permit starting February 13. Funeral notice for Mrs Grace Young Nichol of Springfield Noak who died yesterday afternoon. burial tomorrow with service at 6 pm. She is survived by husband and a two week old baby girl.
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Mission
St Aloysius' Church
North Capitol
I Streets
John J O'Donovan
S J
New York
Grace Young Nichol
Springfield
Noak
Park
Samuel Woodrow
First Congregational Church
Thrilling Runaway Carriage Clears Washington Streets
crowds cheered as a driven carriage with Mrs J M Wright and five guests raced through Pennsylvania Avenue. John Thomas, a Negro driver for Mrs Wright, steadied the team while Bicycle Policeman George M Dixon chased the fleeing horses and halted them at Thirteenth Street. Dixon was injured, but the carriage occupants escaped serious harm.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
John Thomas
J. M Wright
Everett
Nineteenth
George M. Dixon
Thirteenth Street
Florida Avenue
Wright
W. W. Hawkins
Washington
United Press Association
Hawkins
Nellie Speed
New York
Jean Wright
Potomac Park
Thomas
Eighteenth Street
White House
Fifteenth and
New York Avenue
Dixon
H and
KC Streets
Ambrose Swann
Thint
Raymond
Twenty-second Street
S Streets
Senator Scott
West Virgina
Navy Yard Prisoner Freed By Friendless Youth Rescue
Walter Steging of the battleship Indiana a fourth class cook was released from the guardhouse at the Washington navy yard after Mrs Gollway who rented him a room learned of his plight. Attorney George W Drew investigated and proved Steging not guilty of stealing a suit case from a shipmate. He will return to his ship in a few days.
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Walter Steging
Indiana
Gollway
Sixth Street
Washington Navy Yard
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Steging
Washington
Navy Department
NO YELLOW FEVER ON SHIP IN QUARANTINE
Marietta reports no yellow fever aboard the gunboat after a morning inspection by Joseph Y. Porter of Key West. The suspected cases are malarial, though Coxswain Minor died last Sunday at Puerto Cortez. Porter advised lowering quarantine flags, and ship officers may land, but the vessel remains under quarantine while officers monitor the situation.
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Porter
Cooper
Key West
United States St
Bishop Sabin's Son Buried After Maine Collision
W B Sabin eldest son of Bishop Oliver C Sabin of 1229 M St NW died at Providence Hospital at 38 from blood poisoning after his leg was crushed in a July collision 4 miles off Bath Me. He was treated in Bath Portland and Providence Hospital before death. buried in Mount Oliver Cemetery. survived by wife and two children.
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Maine
W. B. Sabin
Oliver C. Sabin
M Street
Providence Hospital
Mount Oliver Cemetery
Mr. Sabin
Washington
Annie Jones
Alexandra, Ve
Washington Navy Yard
Sabin
Bath
Portland
Marine Hospital
Commerce Court to Organize In Washington Today
Authorized at the last session of Congress the new commerce court will organize in Washington today with regular sessions here though powers may be exercised anywhere in the United States. The court includes Presiding Judge Martin A Knapp Judge Robert W Archbald Judge Julian W Mack Judge John E Garland and Judge William H Hunt. The clerk’s office pays 4000 a year and has been tendered to William H Connelly while Marshal James Murphy also of the Interstate Commerce Commission serves. Past Want Ads Are Free use the classified columns of The Post and secure result.
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New Commerce Court
Washington
United States
Martin A Knapp
New York
Robert W Archbald
Pennsylvania
Julian W Mack
Ilinola
John E. Garland
South Dakota
William H. Hunt
Montana
William H Connelly
Interstate Commerce Commission
James Murphy
Commission
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Viaamhiuhuu
Munich
Diamond
America
National Capital Brewing Co
Prince Albert
Berberich
Horn
Andrews
R. P. Andrews Paper CO
St. N
Louisiana Avenue
Dore Oriental
Hikimian Co., Inc
Florida
Walker-Hughes Market Co
C. A. Muddiman & CO
12Th Street
G Street
Sterning
House & Herrmann
N.W
Keeley Institute
Orth Capitol Street
Washington, DC
Diatrice of Columbia
Marrland
Maha
Alepp
People's Drug Store
the Sunday Post
Newsra
THE
Highlands
Connecticut Avenue
California St
H. K
North 1240
George A. Mills
Stroh Brewery Co
Detroit, Mich
John H. Magruder
Post
Priamin
Elgin Creamery
James F
Tyree & CO
Kalefus
U. S. Attorney’s
Bishop of
City Bulletins
District of Columbia
J. T. Crowley
Eckstein
Heurich
Arlington Botting Co
West 3
Mazda
Potomac Electric
14Th St. N. W
Navy Yard
Marietta
Commerce Court
Capitol
Collector’s Sale
Mendelsohn’s
Sheraton
A. Mendelsorn
Washington, D. C
Belvedere
Maury Dove Company
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
L. L. Per
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Colorat
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