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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1911

Page

6

Businessman Fights Police Court Witness Fees

T A Leckett of 1210 Florida avenue northeast seeks 7 percent witness fees from the city clerk after being awakened at 6 am to appear in police court. He and neighbor Jamey Yeckie waited two hours as a man named Wich faced a dog case and lost a collateral deposit. Leckett vows to persist, planning to write to Maj Sylvester and then to President Taft if needed, to recover the fee and stop the practice.

Taft T. A Leckett Florida Avenue Maj. Sylvester Leckert Bateman Ninth Precinct Jamey Yeckie Leckie A Eich Wich Mich Bour Leckett United States

Charles T. K. Miller Dead Former Washington newspaper man dies in Indianapolis

Charles T. K. Miller a theatrical manager once with The Washington Post and later with the Lieblers Weber and Meldis groups died in Indianapolis after a long illness. He was best known in Washington during the 1910s for baseball patrons and as a Post sportscaster and later managed Belasco productions on Broadway. He endured an operation two years ago but remained hopeful of recovery. A note in The Post highlights his career paths and his long friendship with Washington readers.

Washington Indianapolis Charles T. K. Miller New York Mrria Washington Post Tr Miller Tim Murphy Cart Wagner Hoyt Alexis Steer Mr. Miller The Lieblers Weber Meldis Playhouse Broadway David Belasco Mr Miller Sam

Clara Barton Improves After Illness at Glen Echo

Clara Barton founder of the American Red Cross who has been ill at her home in Glen Echo Maryland for two weeks was reported much better last night. She suffered from pneumonia and bronchitis and at age 89 physicians had feared for her recovery. W Morgan Shuster of this city will be appointed treasurer general of Persia to help reorganize its finances. Shuster who reformed the Philippine customs service and revised the Philippine tariff laws is among five Americans to serve in Persia’s financial rehabilitation.

Clara Barton The American Red Cross Glen Echo W Morgan Shuster Empire Mr. Shuster Philippine Customs Service Persia

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