Griscom Luggage Seized For Debt Amid Arnold Case Rumors
Atlantic City February 20 George S Griscom of Pittsburg arrived from New York saying nothing about the missing Dorothy Arnold. He went to the Challante Hotel guarded by reporters and refused to discuss the case. His parents followed and offered no comment.
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Atlantic City
George S. Griscom
Pittsburg
Mix Dorothy Arnald
New York
Challante Hotel
New York City
Arnold
Anant City
Yungiriscom
Mir Giriscam
Obituaries From February 1921 Local Notices
A crowded notice sheet lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices across Washington area addresses. Names include Margaret Postal Berry, Richard Claytor, Fitzchrally, Robert Pitanel, Mary Frances Lod, Jane Goughran, W ensemble, Pohlers, Shipley, Silas Weight, George Remey, Peasors Chew, Whalen, Benson, and Young. Many entries note dates February 9 10 12, funeral times around 2:30 PM, private interments, and church or city cemetery services, with residences in Northwest DC and nearby Maryland locations.
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Berry
Margaret Postal
Katherine Compton
Lave
Dimberton Avenue
Satudas
Claytor
Ins
New
Richard Clay
Jane
West River
Fitzchraliy
North Capitol Street
Robert Pitanel
Herbert
Mary Frances Lod
Mate
Ek Herbert
Daughteoo
Willaniui Elizabeth
Toliefth Street
Hiwaywo
Lae Geeran
Wil
Jgsepte J
Tate John and Catharine Goughran
Ree
Cunetal
St Vlevsins
St Mary's C Church
Sholock
St. Mary's Cemetery
Pohlers
Uippoin
Rhode Island Avenue Northwest
Augustus W Pohlers
Pibinatsi
Fom
Arhigten Cemete
New York
Heltimore
Shipley
Willeams Shipley
Prank Cretor
Seventh Street
Petronis
Deadwood
Trey
Dassasidenee
O Street
Antinigita
Silas Weght
Tery Vitesi
St John's Upitental Church
Senatasy
Navab Cemetery
Annap
Abd Mime Prem
Peloyat
Enitid Stats
Washington
St Fonts
SA Minis
Amigoedis Marvlath
Comamand
Aemird Guorue
Remey
Nay
Legion OF Whstmrebalic
Benson
Whitten
Campbell
Young
Griscoms Consider Dorothy Arnold Meeting in Philadelphia
George C Griscom jr left Atlantic City while his father met with the Arnold family and counsel over Dorothy Arnold. A Fifth avenue haberdasher filed a $250 goods claim and a blanket attachment was placed on Griscoms baggage. The Arnold family denies knowledge of a planned marriage or Dorothy’s location.
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Arnold
Philadelpha
Dorothy Arnold
Philadelphia
Griscoms
New York
George C. Griscom, Jr
Atlantic City
Mothe
Stete
Cornor
Fifth Avenue
Griscom
Pennsylvania Station
Arnolds
Dorothy
Miss Arnold
Mr. Griscorn
Wife Sues Rich Clubman Over Temperament Clash
Frederick Montgomery Vermilye, a New York railroad contractor, is being sued for an annulment by his second wife Caroline M. Wyman Vermilye. The couple, long prominent in society, wed in 1897 and have since faced incompatibility, with a referee appointed for private testimony.
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Washington Post
New York
Frederick Mont Jsomery Vermilye
Kate Jordan
Vermilye
Caroline M. Wyman
Hudsonia Apartments
Vermilyes
Vermulye
John K. Erskine, Jr
Supreme Court
Gerard
Chambers
Pauli Kiernan
Washington R. Vermilye
Vermilye & Co
Mr. Vermilye
Grace Church
Kent
Independent telephone firms reject Bell merger at convention
At the National Independent Telephone Association convention in Chicago delegates adopted resolutions denouncing a proposed merger with the Bell Telephone Company. The action, taken just before adjournment, also backed establishing a public service commission to regulate rates and require interchange of service among companies for public accommodation.
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Chicago
Embezzler Eggleston Pleads Guilty in Cincinnati Case
William Eggleston, former newspaper correspondent, pleaded guilty to embezzling 1.20 in postal funds. He was sentenced to two years in Fort Leavenworth penitentiary by Judge Hollister in U S district court. Eggleston fled after defalcation but surrendered in Washington, D C.
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William Eggleston
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Ohio
Fort Leavenworth
Hollister
United States District Court
Lesleaton
Washineton
D.C
Doubtful Brain Surgery Changes Convict's Disposition
Albany Feb 10 The parole board refused to release Edward E Grimmell a Clinton prison inmate despite prior sentence commutation. Surgeon's 1909 operation on his fractured skull failed to eliminate criminal tendencies, according to officials who seek expert opinion.
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Albany
Edward E. Grimmell
Clinton
State Parole Board
White
Grimmell
DeWitt G. Wilcox
Clinton Prison
Wireless from an Aeroplane Test Orders Cooperation
Acting Secretary Winthrop issued orders directing the Point Loma naval wireless station in California to cooperate with Capt. Harry S. Harkness an aviator in the United States aeronautical reserves who plans to test maintaining communication between a aircraft in flight and the land wireless station. Commodore John Barry Ryan arranged the test and called on Winthrop today.
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Winthrop
Naval
Point Loma
Cal
Harry S. Harkness
United States Aeronautical Reserves
John Barry Ryan
Aeronautical Reserve
Licensed to Marry in Diverse Pairs Across States and Clergy
Notices list multiple marriage licenses with ages and locales including Alva Meeker of Connecticut and Louise Markwalder joined by Rev James D. Bunter. Konrad Dopp with Wilhelmina Hverley and Rev H Schroeder. Preston Rempley of Texas with Etta Booth. John Lancaster with Mildred Jordan. Erwin McFadden with Laura Bone. all under various Reverends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva S. Meeker
Hridgeport
Conn
Louise Markwalder
James D. Bunter
Konrad Dopp
Wilhelmina D. A. Hverley
H. Schroeder
Preston A Rempley
Stephensville
Tex
Etta M. Booth
Henry B. Hosley
John R. D Lancaster
Mildred Jordan
John Richards Erwin McFadden
Laura Bone
Howard
Health Office Records List Births and Deaths in District
The health office records show multiple birth entries for Hingzio Latona Giuseppina Latona and others with paired parents, listing several boys and girls born to named couples. Death notices include numerous ages and addresses such as Aaron F Chapman 61, Luis W Terry 68, Mary Shipley 84, Melvin Grady 8 months, and Clifford Hunter 8 months, plus locations like Providence Hospital and Casualty Hospital.
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Leneratia Mio Hon Don
Ave
Aaron F. Chapman
Providence Hospital
Luis W. Terry
Rarll B. Whalen
Ellen Curtin
Johanna Kriegstadt
Nat
Government Hospital For the Insane
Margaret F. Berry
Dumbarton Ave
Mary Shipley
Casualty Hospital
Gertrude Mooney
Children's Hospital
Melvin Grady
St. Ne
Esther M. Wrong
St. Uw
Mary A. Doggett
William G. Dogcutt
Fannie Dixon
O St
Betsy Reed
Eston Thomas
Blanche A. Brooks
Mildred Jackson
Essex cl
Clifford Hunter
10Th St Nw
Ella Jordan
St Ee
James Elverson Sr Dies At 73 In Philadelphia
James Elverson Sr, editor and owner of the Philadelphia Inquirer, died at his home in Philadelphia at age 73 after several weeks of illness. He bought controlling interest in the Inquirer in 1828 and earlier published Saturday Night and Golden Days. Also noted was the death of Dr Edward Gamatiel Janeway in Summit New Jersey. He was a leading diagnostician and writer born August 31, 1841.
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Philadelphia
James Elverson, Jr
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York
Edward Gamatiel Janeway
Summit
N. J
Middlesex County
Motive Tied to Nonsupport in Shipley Tragedy
Samuel W. Shipley a former government engineer killed his wife Mamie Shipley at their 614 Ninth Street Southeast home and then died by suicide. Police and juvenile court records show a series of nonsupport attachments against Shipley after Mamie filed for support in September and January, followed by his return from Panama and a citywide pursuit that culminated in the fatal Wednesday night incident.
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Samuel W. Shipley
Mamie Shipley
Ninth Street
Panama
Shipley
Thomas M.callan
Occoquan
Wille Shipley
Joly Engel
Washington Navy Yard
Engel
John Engel
Ten Youngasters
D Street
Charles
Harry Reed
St. Martin’s Episcopal Choir
Harry
Moses Levy
A. T. D. Pyles
Fourth Street
William Truman
Laurence Beckett
Sothern Shylock Charms Washington in Belasco Run
Sothern as Shylock delivers a distinct humane portrait at the Belasco, with Miss Marlowe as Portia earning hearty applause for the mercy speech. The production draws a large audience, while the supporting cast and stage effects meet high taste as Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet are scheduled to follow.
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J. H. Sothern
Shylick
Washington
Belasco
Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Portia
Mercy
Aaron F. Chapman Dead in Providence Hospital
Aaron F. Chapman 67 prominent Buffalo contractor died of pneumonia at Providence Hospital after a two day illness. He lived in Washington for several years. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs Hibbard of Buffalo and Mrs Crawford of New York. Body to be taken to Watkin for interment today. Gov Crothers to Address Farmers in Frederick Md. Feb 10. He will speak at an all day meeting with agricultural experts arriving for the farmers special train greeted by large crowds at Smithsbury Boyds and Dickinson.
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Grimmell
Grimmett
Jie
Cleveland
Holly
Ohio
Buffalo
Wilcox
Aaron F. Chapman
N. Y
Providence Hospital
Chapman
Washingon
Hibbard
Crawford
New York
Watkins
Crothers
Frederick
Iis
Smithsbus
Boyds
Dickinson
Judge Delacy to Aid City Boys Club Plan
Ten boys aged 10 to 16, accused of looting, appeared before Judge DeLacy. The judge dismissed the cases and offered to help form a wholesome boys club with Miss Townley of the Playground Association guiding them. The plan includes establishing a constitution and bylaws and selecting a chief from among the group.
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Miss Townley
Playground Association
DeLacy
Admiral Beresford Retires From British Navy
London February 10 Admiral Lord Charles William de la Poer Beresford retires from active list at age six years short of common era. He has held no appointment since surrendering March 24 109 of command of the channel fleet. Papers praise his career while radical press cites 1909 charges about the fleet and invasion defense. a premier led committee found the charges false.
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London
Charles William de la Poer
Beresford
Channel Fleet
Channel
Country Front
Calf Brings Record $10,000 In Brockton Sale
Daniel W. Field of Brockton announced the sale of a 7 weeks old royal purple bull calf Aggie Cornucopia sire Colantha to W T Miner of Chicago for 10000 dollars. The dam Aggile Cornucopia Pauline is a world champion aged four. Sire Colantha Johanna Lad is also Field’s. Miner operates a 7000 acre farm at Chazy New York.
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Washington Post
Brockton
Mass
Daniel W. Field
Aggie Cornucopia
Colanthato W. TL. Miner
Chicago
Aggile
Mr. Wield
Mr. Miner
Chazy
Bryan to Lecture in Atlanta Without Introductory Praise
Special to The Washington F Atlanta Ga Web 10 William Jennings Bryan plans a Tuesday evening Atlanta lecture whereby the Young Men's Democratic League will host him but Gov elect Smith will not give an opening speech. Smith declines to preside, amid reported political reasons. he has said his duties with state affairs leave him no time for national matters.
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Washington
Atlanta
William Jennings Bryan
Young Men’s Democratic League
Electee Smith
Elect Smith
Lorimer Undergoes Operation For Abscess At Home
Chicago February 10 reports Senator William Lorimer was operated on yesterday for an abscess near the heart. Dr Norval H Pierce performed the procedure at the senator’s home and said the operation was successful in every way. Lorimer was resting easily and in no danger and would be out in a short time.
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Washington Post
Chicago
United States
William Lorimer
Norval H. Pierce
Dynamite suspect held in Knoxville
Local police report arrest of a man believed to be M. A. Schmidt wanted for complicity in the Los Angeles Times building wreck. He claims to be Charles Donald of Mountain City Tennessee. Officers say the suspect's appearance matches the Schmidt described in Los Angeles police circulars.
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Knoxville
Enn
M. A. Schmidt
Los Angeles Times
Charles Donald
Mountain City
Tenn
Schmidt
Los Angeles
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Missamg
Cincinnati Inquirer Providenrr Journal
Phin Dealer
Su Avace Post-Standard
Ony Record Herald
St Pant Plonser Press
Buffal Crter
Rochester Herald
New Tock Times
Louis Republic
Deaten Glebe
Fittsiare Dispatch
Sergeon
A. Costello
Almer
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
Nizee
Rockville
Thos
M. Hindle
Frank Geier
Severth ST
Modern
Benet
R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A Speake
Bier
Geo. P. Zurhorst
Fea Mer ‘Funeral Pacls
East Capitel
J. William ‘Lee
Wieder
Wife Sues
Rich
F. M. Vermilye
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
M. i. Falvey
Paral Tna Os
E. E. Grimmell
Pardoard
Supt. Collins
Point Loma, Cal
Health Office Record
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Giuseppina Latona
Francis A
Mary Bailey
Thomaga W
Kate Cissel
Arthur B
Caroline
Pierce
Dalian V
Heulah E. Hutchinson
Noah J
Laura Simmons
Joan
Grace B. Callahan, Jr
Stuart
Elizabeth Cooper
Emanuel
Louis Speich
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Beatrice F. Wormley
le Roy
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Dennis and
Florence Nelson
William and
Fannie Butler
James Elverson, SR
Philadelphia Inqurer
Wife
Sothern AS
Shylock
Belasco Theater
Judge Delacy
Admiral Beresford
Massachusetts
Bryan
Lorimer
Children’s Department
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Barber & Ross
11Th
Endrade
Ogram
Icale
Ana Ca. Ave
V. D. Rosen
Kenois Bidg
Ainless Price
H. B. Darling
Sth
Goldenberg's
7Th
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Galt & Bro
Penna. Ave
Lansburgh & Bro
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eRe & Ryder CO
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Sidney West
Rogers and i
B. H. Stinemetz & Son CO
Swift
U.S. AL
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San Francisco Overland Limited
Lacarte
Chicago & North Western Ry
Orno M. Brown
Gen
M. W. Ry
Chestnut St
North Carolina
Paar
Tokalon Wine CO. Mem
F St.n.w
PHOME
Edmonston
Edmonston & CO
Post Office Department
Anos
John F. Ellis & CO
Pennsylvania Ave
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St. Nw
VEE Terminal
20Th St. Bet
N Sts
Rexall
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