Snow Now Sues Wife Over Honeymoon and Custody
Chester A. Snow, a Maryland patent attorney, files a circuit court suit in Rockville for a limited divorce alleging Addis H. Snow deserted him during their Europe trip, abducted their infant Dexter Herbert Snow, and forced his elderly mother and niece from his home. He seeks custody of the child while Mrs. Snow contends for an absolute divorce in the District Supreme Court. Attorney John A. Garrett represents Snow. the child is currently in Mrs. Snow's custody under a District Supreme Court order.
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Rockville
Spouse
Addis H. Snow
Dexter Herbert Snow
Chester A. Snow
Woodside
Circuit Court of
Mr. Snow
District Supreme Court
Europe
Easons
Washington
Cook Strike Not Feared Says Hotel Occidental Host
Gus Bucholz of the Hotel Occidental expresses confidence that Washington cooks will not strike. He argues cooks are content with fair management and rejects influence from unemployed New York waiters who come for inaugurations. He notes the four year ago strike caused discomfort and loss for both waiters and cooks.
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Gus Bucholz
Hotel Occidental
Washington
New York
Death of Capt. J. W. Turner on Potomac mariner
Capt. Joseph W. Turner a well known Potomac and Chesapeake mariner dies at 466 G Street SW after a three month illness. He commanded a tug and helped rescue crew of the Curtis hydroplane when it crashed in the Potomac near Alexandria last year. Turner, 59, led vessels for the John Miller Company and is survived by wife Mary V. Turner three daughters Hattie Brooks Virginia Vinston Margaret Turner and two sons Claude of Newark NJ and Lloyd.
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Joseph W. Turner
Potomac
Chesapeake
G Street
Turner
Curtis
Alexandria
John Miller Company
Mary V. Turner
Hattie Brooks
Virginia Vinston
Margaret Turner
Claude Turner
Newark
N. J
Lloyd Turner
Willam H. Alden
Buchanan Street
Arlington Cemetery
Alden
Post Office Department
Helen Palmer Alden
G. K. Woodward
Boston
Joseph Finckel
Paul D. Morrison
John
William H. Alden
Births Reported and Notable Births in Washington Area
A long list records births with many parents and infants including Wise, Roberson, Pickral, Lanshan, Hartman, Grant, Freeman, Blanton, Wright, Cole, Carson, Green, Upshaw, Brownley, Briggs, Doermann, Smith, Wat kins, Gronns, Milter, Jannish, Jeffries, Holaton, Davis, Alden, Keene, Hines, Metcalf, Davis, O'Donnell, Vernon Stewart, Cassell, Turner, Grady, Fallinebee, and others. Hospital births noted at Sibley, Washington University, and Freemen's Hospital among various ages and addresses in Washington and nearby regions.
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William C
Edna V. Wise
George L
Leola V. Roberson
Walter H
Ida Jane Pickral
Joseph FR
Delia Lanshan
William i
Nellie J. Hartman
Norman R
Neva M. Grant
Joseph and
Mary Freeman
Oscar L
Alice R. Blanton
John and
Lauren Wright
Janes
Annie Cole
William L
Edna W. Carson
Michael A. Green
Washington
Allen M. Austin
Pittsburgh
Milton Strasbarger
Robert F. Upshaw
Gether
Lucy ¥. Brownley
Lewtown
John E. Briggs
Charles H. Moorefield
Ruth B. Watkins
C. Ernest Smith
Herman Manuel
Flossie Kane
Charles E. Cole
Dark W. Lewis
Hettinger
N. Dak
Grace J. Gronns
Lakota
John BE. A. Doermann
Herbert J. Smith
Marie
Widerman
Baltimore
Charles EB. Fultz
Louis Lingenfeler
Mary A. Hanrahan
Arnold Hf. P. Holaton
Fla. Ave
Annie M. Davis
Chain Bridge Road
William H. H. Alden
Buchanan Et
James Q. Keene
Anne P. Hines
Sth
Fdna Metcalf
Geo. Wash
Geo. Wash. Univ. Hospt. 3 John David (Davis
St. Elizabeth
Alfred Tawhead
St. Eisabeth
Thomas P. O'Donnell
Vernon Stewart
William A. Cassell
Little Siaters of the
Joseph W. Turner
St. Aw
William Helmas
Riggs
John W. Grady
Charles ‘Fallinebee
H St. Ne
Marie Bradley
St. Sw
Tildefanace Grosver
Patterson St. Nw
John F
Angelo Deeds
Sibley Hospital
Nellie Scarborough
Frank Downell
Freedmen’s Hospt
Georgeanna Commodore
St. Nw
Flowers For Inaugural Festivities At Shaffer’s
City bulletins advertise flowers for inaugural festivities dinners and other occasions at Shaffer 900 14th offering the finest at moderate prices. The America Self Serve Last Word Table a’ Hate Dinner served 6 30 to 8 p m in the Sterling Hotel with music and dancing every night.
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Shaffer
America
The
Sterling Hotel
Open Red Cross Workroom at 1301 Connecticut Ave
The Twentieth Century Club opened a workroom at 1301 Connecticut avenue for preparing hospital supplies for the American Red Cross. About 50 members work under the civic section, aiming to stock bandages pads and garments for 24 base hospitals in case of war. The operation runs three months and may extend. Mrs Bicknell chairs the committee with Mrs Edward Clark as vice chair. Other officers include Mrs Coville Mrs Grosvenor and Mrs George Putnam.
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American Red Cross
Connecticut Avenue
Twentiieth Century Club
Ose
BE. P. Bicknell
Edward Clark
V. Coville
Gilbert H. Grosvenor
George Putnam
Pinckney Morrison Sues Gormely for Injuries in Building Crash
Pinckney W. Morrison seeks $25,000 in damages from P. F. Gormely Company contractors after a falling brick in an elevator shaft at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing injured him. A verdict of $1,200 was returned. Morrison plans a motion for a new trial. Justice Biddons presided. Daniel T. Wright and Thomas Bradley led Morrison’s counsel.
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Pincknney W. Morrison
P. F. Gormely Company, Contractors and Builders
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Morrison
Justice Biddons
Circuit Division 2
District Supreme Court
Daniel T Wright
Thomas Bradley
Daniel W. Baker
Frank J. Hogan
Central DC Weather and Golden Wedding Anniversary Report
The Sun and Tide table notes am pm high and low tides with times. Weather forecast for the District of Columbia Maryland and nearby areas calls for partly cloudy and colder conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with diminishing winds. Virginia and other districts follow similar patterns with fair weather later in the week but showers in the South. A storm moving from the Missouri Valley affected New England and the Great Lakes with rain and snow in several regions. The day records show temperatures ranging from 38 to 68 with a maximum of 66 and a minimum of 35. Capt Josephus Cunningham and his wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with about 200 relatives at 1811 K Street NW.
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U. 8
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Wauh
D. C
District of Columbia
Maryand
Virginia
Missouri Valley
Lake Ontario
New England
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Pacific States
Lake Superior
Dakotas
North Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Gulf States
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Shoeveport
Plains States
Missouri
Mississippi
Mississippi River
East Gulf States
Delaware
Eastport
Josephus Cuniingham
K Street
Cunningham
War Department
Monroe
Lowe
Runaway boy to witness Wilson inauguration in Washington
Johnnie Ryan a 16 year old from New York City was found wandering near Union Station with $70 after running away from home at 302 St. Ann Avenue in the Bronx. He told Detective Wise he came to see President Wilson inaugurated and is being held for his mother’s arrival.
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Johnnie Ryan
New York City
St. Ann Avenue
Bronx
New York
Union Station
Wise
Young Ryan
Washington
President Wilson
Turner's 75 Foot Plunge Yields $7600 Jury Award
Turner fell 75 feet at Seventeenth and Kenyon streets NW injuring himself and his car. The jury valued the drop at $100 per foot, awarding $7,600 against the District for damages amid claims the embankment barricade was inadequate. Attorneys Paul B. Cromelin and Fred B. Rhodes defended Turner.
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Covington
Circuit Division
District Supreme Court
Joseph A. Turner
District of Columbia
Solomon
Turner
Seventeenth
Kenyon Streets
Paul B. Cromelin
Fred B. Rhodes
District club notices and civic events flurry in DC
A roundup of afternoon and evening meetings in Washington DC area. Dr Paul Hartch of George Washington University leads Teachers Club at 4 pm at 602 Eleventh Street NW, tea served. Robert Cresser speaks on municipal street railways and land questions at the Public Library tomorrow evening. North Capitol Eckington Citizens Association meets tonight at 7:30 at Matthew G Emery School. Mrs Susie Root Rhodes discusses DC playgrounds at the DC Federation of Women’s Clubs at the Ebbitt tonight. Missouri Society hosts its seventh annual banquet and dance at Rauscher’s tonight. Kit Carson Post G A R plans inaugural parade setup tomorrow at 1412 Pennsylvania Ave. Various lectures and concerts noted across city venues today and tomorrow.
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Paul Hartch
George Washington University
Teacher's Club
Eleventh Street
Robert Cresser
Cleveland
District of Columbia
North Capitol and
Eckington
Susie Root Rhodes
District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs
Ebbitt
Wilson invites guests to District National Guard reception
President Wilson and top government and city officials will be guests of honor at a reception for the District National Guard shortly after Inauguration. War Secretary Baker, District commissioners, Brig. William E. Harvey, and representatives from civic groups are among invitees. Convention Hall to host the event with soldiers en route home and unit members asked to attend.
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Wilson
Army
Navy
District National Guard
Military Service Legion
Board of Trade
War Baker
William E. Harvey
Chamber of Commerce
Convention
Field Hospital Corps
Signal Corps
Battery B
Unita
William H. Alden
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Adam A. Weschler
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Harris N. Brown Co., Inc
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Lloyd A. Douglass
Fendall Building
Post
Smokyscot
Heberly
7Th St. Mi. W
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Wilcox & Vim Truces
Semmes Motor Company
Congressional Garage
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Emerson & Orme
St. N. W
Hone Building Association
R. KE. Claughton
Wm. T. Galtiher
J. Paul’ Smith
J. M. Woodward
20Th St
Wescott
Pa Ave
Treas
Geo. W. Linkina
Chas. N. Moore
R. L. Quigley
Wm. K. Reeve
Fred L. Vogt
Madison Whipple
Snow
Millionaire
Cook
J. W. Turner
Voy
Fannie Bolden
Janes Branson
Wash
Asylum
John Henry Moore
Sheridan Rd
Anacostia
Asbury Small
Pattrick Allen
Burdens Court
George Turner
Aloysus Maurice Toliver
City Bulletins
Open Red Cross
Twentieth Century Club
P. W. Morrison
Mrs. Cunningham Young
Happy Reunion
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Money Pacrk Inc
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Missouri Society
Rauscher
Kit Carson
G. A. R. Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
John McElroy
Henry Anstadt
Baptist Ministers’ ‘Conference
Calvary Baptist Church
W. S. Dunlop
Harvey W. Wiley
Ragland M. &. Church
Tenth and
D Atreets Southwest
Fairbrother Mother's Club
First Congregational
G Streeta Northwest
Library of Congress
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Marion Boyce
William H. Faas
Eighth Street Southeast
Christ P. &. Church
Kit Carson Post
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Grand Army of the Republics
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Texas
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Bureau of Education
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Ormond Wilson School
Columbia Heights
National Military College
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Earle Wilfley
Home Club Players
George H. Palmer
Margaret Hopkins Worrell
Abbie Katherine Kurtz
Charlotte M. Crawford
C. W. Goodwin
Charles Shaver
J. H. Pelten
Margaret Caldwell Lancaster
Albert H. Winter
Fred Nestler
Washington Board of Trade
Reuben A. Bog Jey
D. W. Higgins
H. Tudor Morsell
Dan BE. Deardoff
H. D. Ormaby
Anton A. Kourber
D. L. Jenkins
J. H. Stephens
Vernon M. Green
George B. Farquhar
Sidney F. Talaferro
Lyon Conklin and Company
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Alumni Anssociation
Cosmos Club
Nelson
Bureau of Standards
Victor Cobb
L. F. Capelana
R. W. Davenport
Gimbel Brothers
Woyukkk
Mbel
Autocar CO
Ardmore
Autocar Sales & Service Co
14Th St. N. W
M. A. Nicholson
Mary A. Nicholson
I. Q. C. Lamar
Seventeenth Street Northwest
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Ld Lee LI Ita
Pesta
POLI
Elk Grove
Golden & Co
la. Ave
West CO
Chesapeake & Ohio RY
St. Louis
West
Hot Springs
Cincinnat
R. P. Andrews Paper Company
Saks & Co
Muddiman
Byron S. Adams
Thorp
Berkeley Rye
N. Phome
Relee
South End of Highway Bridge
9Th
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Judd & Detweiler, Inc
National
John Drew
National Thedey
Ile
Pendennis
Drew
Mats
Wed
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Garden aAttas Ween
Clara Kimball Young
Harold Lockwood
Keith
Evelyn Nesbit
Jack Clifford
Emmet Devoy & Company
Vernon Osatle
Belasco Biss
Franz Lehar
Anna
Henry Lewis
Loew's
Columbia
Marguerite Clark
Symphony Orchestra
Solly Ward
Roseland Girls
Les Instruments Anciens the Playhouse
Georgiana ‘Todd
Twentieth St. N. W
Telephone North
Central High School Auuditorium
Washington Community Symphony Orchestra
Hamlin EB. Cagewell
Mme
Francveska Kanper -Laweau
Samuel Wood
T. Arthur Smith
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