Ryan Committed to Jail in Dallas Theft Case
John J. Ryan, arrested in Dallas on charges of stealing two trunks from Mrs George A Anthony of Dupont Flats, was brought to Washington by detectives Helan and Warren and committed to jail. The trunks, plus two others found on his person, valued at about $2,000, were unpacked at headquarters displaying wearing apparel and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
John J. Ryan
Dallas
Tex
George A. Anthony
Dupont
Washington
Helan and
Warren
United States Marshal's Office
Anthony
Model of Giant Reptile at National Museum
Dr. Merrill curates a life size reproduction of a Triceratops at the National Museum. Laborers under his direction assemble a full skeleton on a steel frame for display in the palaeontology hall, alongside megatherium and other prehistoric giants once preserved in Wyoming and Montana sandstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
National Museum
Alaska
Texas
Wyoming
Dakotas
Montana
Marsh
Hall of Palaeontology
Robber Confesses in Georgetown Burglary Case Then Attempts Suicide
William Leftridge a nineteen year old negro confessed by letter to being the man sought for the Brace drug store robbery in Georgetown. Cornered by police he shot himself in the breast. deflected bullet, treated, and jailed. He was arraigned and sentenced to one year for carrying a revolver and held on $9,500 bonds for the house breaking charge he admitted in his letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Sylvester
Brace
Georgetown
William Leftridge
C Street
Leftridge
Curry
McDonnell
Leavell
W. Sanford
Former Clerk Accused of Keeping Diamonds Loaned by Friend
Victor Emden a former clerk in the Post office Department auditor’s office was arrested on a grand larceny charge for allegedly not returning $1000 in diamonds lent by friend Robert L. Baines of 1531 P Street NW. The diamonds valued at $1000 were reportedly purchased by Baines for $775 with receipt, Emden to be arraigned next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Emden
Post-office Department
Parham and O'Brien
Robert L. Baines
P Street
Emden
Mas Emden
Baines
Seaton Street
Reverend Baum Held for Grand Jury on Libel Charge
Rev. Henry Mason Baum, president of the Records of the Past Exploration Society, waived preliminary examination after arrest on a libel warrant. The case is sent to the grand jury with Baum held on a 900 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Baum
Henry Mason Baum
Frederick B. Wright
Wright
Rainy track mud beats four favorites in New Orleans card
New Orleans rain left the track deep in mud as four decided favorites failed to win. Pari sienne won the fifth race at odds of 1 to 1, with Belle of Milford second. Other race results include Poweur taking the opening event and Sarah Maxim winning the second. Entries for tomorrow list six races with multiple contenders and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baywood
Parisienne
Belle of Milford
New Orleans
Poweur
Johnson
C. Harris
Flying Charcoal
Martin
Dalesman
Noweta
Pourth
Montebank
Phillips
Lady Chariot
J Martin
Automaster
Shifiing
Trepan
Barkermore
Aladdin
Little Boy
Gaslighter
Yan
Lee
Romanelis
Hocco
Crim- Mins
Melita
Breaker
Fickle Saint
Lady Waller
Wreath of
Gerda
Mins Creek
Rollick
Alec
Phil- Nps
Faleroian
J, McIntyre
Glendon
Romanelli
Lady Mistake
Curate
Conundrum
Beasle McCarthy
Goldega
Aules
Athenla
Merry Hours
Laird
Josie
Cisque
Little Red
Bisque
Dixie Andrews
Diamond Betty
Galice
Halcyon
Ralbert
Tarpon
Swedish Lad
Hadrian
Inspector Girl
Anodyne
Lady Tarascon
Marpessa
Frank de Becque
Harry New
Barce
the Way
Belle Barnard
Jim Tyrrelt
Catalina
Lord Tennyson
Benson Caldwell
Hymettus
Three Favorites Win at Oakland on Sloppy Track
Belle Reed finishes second after a bad ride in the second race as Albemarne edges Hainault by a head. Five and a half furlongs see Bir Preston win at 3 to 5. Albemarle takes the six furlongs. Al Waddell and War Times win their events. Race details list times, riders, and a crowd of runners with multiple near-wins and notable entries for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Reed
San Francisco
Oakland
Albemarne
Hainault
Bir Preston
McBride
Paredale
Bell
Rach
al Waddell
Gones
Lucrece
Greenfield
Jack Hobart
Fountain
Thorndale
Adieu
Baby
Shambis
Harold W
Mata of
Fermoy
War Times
Bonner
Scherzo
Bullman
Vigorose
Outburst
Jack Line
Ginspray
Libbie Candia
Marka
Tennyburn
Bulbman
Royal Red
Kunz
Phalanx
Helgesen
San Jose
Chestnut
Hi Paisano
The
Celt
Alice Carey
Alaria
Lady Kent
Greenfeld
Red Cross Nurse
Kelly
Mountebank
Meistersinger
Budd Wade
Flaneur
Suburban Queen
Chief Wittmaup
Equorum Rex
Captain Bannert
Seriiame
Bellona
Busy Bee
Dora Gentry
Lady Catherine
Yolo Girl
Miss Berg
Coledad
Grass Cutter
Platt
Golden Buck
My Order
the Reprobate
Ed Rodun
Saceharate Axa San Jose
Aly Golding
Meisr
Macens
Lady Fashion
Turionga
San Nicholas
EY Piloto
Rector
Gateway
Ishlane
Esherine
Tne
Hot Springs Race Day Results and Handicaps
Hot Springs Ark Jan 1. Horse racing results dominated by multiple selling and handicap events. Sago wins the first race at 7 to 1 followed by Mokar and Doctor McCarty. Critical takes the second race. Delphic wins the fifth. Toscan captures the fourth. Other races list Nebulous contenders with weights and times, including Navarra torpedo and Delphic across distances from three furlongs to one mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Wedding
Kent
Father Catcham
J. Booker
Cashbox
Dugan
Annis
Tendi
Turlonga
Tim Hurst
McDaniel
Judge Denton
Smith
Kahtian
Walsh
Kenilworth
Arabe
Buchanan
Lot
Albert Horight
Booker
Invictus
Flizpatick
Slauson
Edinpoerough
Puller
Spasick
Mortarity
Bronze Wing
Fitzpatrick
Sugden
Sir Christopher
Beasle Welsey
Victoria
Metlakatla
Origi
Homebred
Sweet Kitty Bellaire
del Coronado
Padud
Requiter
Frank Mayo
Eliasful
Laura F. M
Interlude
Ralph Resse
Pacifico
Sanderone
Loretto M
Bologna
Santa Catalina
Princess Tulane
Luckett
Tim Payne
Cerro Santa
Azelinag
Golden Sunrise
Brooka
Jingler
No Friend
Ray
Dug Martin
Helgersen
Frangible
Flora Bright
Leonedo
Lookeway
Lauretta Phillips
Ralph Young
Briarthorpe
Namtor
Wenrick
Emmy Olver
Platonius
Golden Light
Dutiful
Ben Lear
Porte Grande
Montane Peeress
Herzaln
Miss Shylock
Garvice
Mart Gentry
Erane
Martinmas
Venator
Misty’s Pride
Letola
Nigrette
Salable
Torpedo
Modicum
Briers
Major Tenny
Budd Wade
Anvil
Red Cross Nurse
Dungannon
Stilleho
Romaine
Judge
Ishluna
Orivava
Sago
Mohut
Hot Springs
Ark
Feicht
Mokar
Fischer
Doctor McCarty
Foley
Prince Glen
Mountain Lad
Essex
Henchman
Romany Rye
Jim Jackson
Gelling
Critical
Sperling
Fro Felipe
Cormack
Peggy Mine
Foy
Are Light
Halerre
Miss Gunn
Faustus
Colonel Preston
Nervator
Traxler
Mimon
Maverick
Higgins
Nellie Bawn
Meehanus
Captain
Maggie Leeber
Jake Ward
Toscan
Mamie Worth
Wonderly
Wild Sheaman
Pancreatic
Tive
Delphic
Creamer
Massa
Sperlig
Asterisk
Geicht
Chief Bush
Alf Scarlet
Sheena van
Mamie March
Ineolthritt
Swiftwing
Trexler
Tete Noir
J. J. Walsh
Falkland
Priority
Tete
Pennant
Rratoplaz
Henry Lyons
Maraschino
Suwarrow
Maceona
Pretty Nelle
Mintboy
Favorita
Starling
Woodlawn
Lady Charade
Golden Age
Crescerton
Marchioness
Fame Harry
Magele Leeber
Marking
Bensonhurst
Park Hotel
Judge Himes
Canteen
Honolulu
Copperfield
Courant
T. Semelaon
Gigantic
Moorhen
Dawson
Blandford
Roommate
Furrando
Haly Trade
Kingraine
Nuptial
Memphian
O'Reilly
Rathbride
Santa Teresa
Barney Burk
Bex Heywood
Little Elkin
Longworth
Travis Defeats Lord in Midwinter Golf Tourney Semifinal
Walter J. Travis the British Open champion will meet W. C. Fownes Jr. in the 34 hole final for the Presidents Cup after Travis defeated Allan Lord 10 up and 9 to play at Pinehurst. Fownes beat George C. Dutton 6 up 4 to play. Also reports consols and club notes from Analostan Gun Club and Annapolis fencing news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Golf Club
Pinehurst
N. C
Walter J. Travis
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Pittsburg
Atlantic City
Travis
Allan Lord
Washington
Fownes
George C. Dutton
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Mass
Corgolation
William C. Freeman
Montclair
A. H
Corcoran Cadets Crush Company E In Guard League Final
The Corcoran Cadet Corps basketball team defeated Company E 361-2 to 6 in a National Guard League title game. Corcorans dominated with strong team play led by Handiboe and Rice, while Company E totaled six points amid twelve fouls. Referee Orlando Ross oversaw the tight matchup as Urells linger behind in standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoral
Corcoran Cadet Corps
Company E
Corcorans
Jme
Cadeta
Company K
Sie
Ocorcorans
Rite
Handiboe
Rice
Urells
Corcorane
Tice
Neley Rickenbaugh
Chisme
Handinee
Draeger
Fauls
Orlando Ross
Messia Hazard
Hildreth
M. P. Brittain
Mir Will Raid Poolroom in Jackson City Tonight
Commonwealth's Attorney Mackey warns of swift action if the Jackson City poolroom operated by the Nelson-Foster syndicate reopens after week’s end. Sheriff Palmer and deputies ready to raid if the Virginia establishment resumes betting on horse racing in Alexandria County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackey
Jackson City
Virginia Telegraph Company
Palmer
Commonwealth
Alexandria County
Nelson-Foster Syndicate
St. Asaph
Justice of the Peace
Caton
Alexandria
J. M. Hun
Virginia
Upper Marlboro
Court of Appeals of Virginia
Hill
Interiors Beat Bureaus In Close Palace Alley Grand Total Skirmish
In the departmental league last night the Interiors defeated the Bureaus two games to gain a three point lead in the championship race with a near equal grand total pin count. Coover and Bunn led scoring for Interiors, while Hess, Lord, and Hardie propelled the Bureaus. Lemmon top scored 220 for the night. Garrett reached 200 in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coover
Bunn
Hess
Lord
Hardie
Lemmon
Cooper
Helmerichs
Garrett
Columbia
Roadway
Hubert
Wenzell
Palace
Bauman
Ware
Buuka
Hermes
Ues Hare
Wreeree
Rice
Arcanum
Janghaag
Oliver
Schmidt
Dees Ee
Bi Sly
Beckstein
Baum
Genie
Gene
Ays
Nesttgas
L. G. Bor
Pernald
Sachin
Ie Neals
Rivers
Connel
Terbert
Hitchcock
McKinneyga
Jenkins
Wenzeil
North Capitol Street
Istrict League
Fat Men’s
Cobbert
George T. Cox
Ty Bowling Association
Milwaukee
Ing National
Carrolls Easy Victors Over YMCA Five
The Carroll Institute basketball team defeated the YMCA on Carroll’s court by 20 to 16. Carroll led throughout as Stokes Thompson scored most of Carroll’s points and Leach of the YMCA left with an injury. Cullen and Cramer provided strong support for Carroll, with Cullen and Cramer energizing the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Institute
Carroll
Leach
Woman Burned To Death In Northeast Home
Mrs. Mary Wade a 65 year old colored woman died after her dress caught fire from a stove in her room at 1215 inden street northeast. She died at Emergency Hospital at 9 16 last night after neighbors and bystanders extinguished the flames. Deputy Coroner Glazebrook to investigate next. James Edwards a 35 year old colored man was arrested on a robbery warrant by Detective Mullen of the Sixth precinct. The complainant John A Burns alleges Edwards tore open his vest and took a portion of a seventy dollar installment from his mother’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott ‘Stown
Fourteenth
Sheridan Streets
Garfield Hospital
Glazebrook
Brown
Moses Peyton
Hod Carriers’ Union
Mary Wade
Anderson
Inden Street
Hex
Mullen
James Edwards
John A. Burns
Pennsylvania Avenue
Burns
Blood on Clothing Links Tucker to Page Murder
Cambridge January 13. Blood stained clothing and a knife used in the Page murder were shown in the Tucker trial. Harvard expert Prof. Wood testified human blood on Tucker overcoat and trousers and on the knife could have made the wounds. A plaster cast of Tucker's teeth fit indentations on a sheath, claimed to have been held during the stabbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Mabel Page
Charles L. Tucker
E. §. Wood
Harvard University
Tucker
Fref. Wood
TWO MURDERERS HANGED IN MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
A summary of two separate hangings reported from different cities. Albert Beldin, a Black man, was executed for the February murder of railroad engineer Thomas Fogarty near Sumner Mississippi. Gov. Vardaman sent troops to Batesville to prevent a mob from burning him. In Lexington Mississippi, James Dean was hanged for the double murder of Wash and Cora Honey in December 1963, with Dean denying guilt to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Sumner
Miss
Albert Beldin
Thomas Fogarty
Fogarty
Beldin
Gov. Vardaman
Batesville
Seldin
Semphis
Lexington
James Dean
Wash
Cora Honey
Dean
Fire at Oswego starch plant injures workers
Oswego New York January 13 A Corn Products Company starch plant fire damaged the packing department kiln room and scraping room costing about 425000 The blaze started by a jet explosion swept through the main building forcing employees to flee Jeremiah Sweeney leaped from the fourth story fracturing his hip and several others were severely burned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
N. Y
Corn Products Company
Jeremiah Sweeney
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Mertz Ard
Mertz Co
F Street
RYE
Elias Raff Liquor Go
Tih St
W. Eiseman
Seventh Street
D Street
Erwick Ryh
Sorris
Romfort
Lindsay Rubber‘ S
Mfg. Co
Eng
Iggeawas WY
Jal
Turner
Fountain Peyton
United States
Jesse C Adkins
Sey
Dr. van Vleck Co
Majestic Bldg
Jackson, Mich
Robber
Grand Jury
Poseur
ASCOT
Parker, Bridget & Co
Ninth and
Pennsylvania Ave
Lard
Analostan Gun Club
Burridge Wilson
Charles S. Wilson
John Coleman
Miles Taylor
Louisa ¥. C. Heintz
M. D. Hogan
W. R. Baker
W. H. Hunter
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Fencers’ Club of Washington
Count Cassini
Pen Ae
Baltimore and Return
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
EE Vanquished
Mir
Graquace Vlup
Inum Queorgée Washington University
Mitchell Carroll
N. Munroe Boekins
Henry FR. Evane
Louis Bush’s
National Council
Ouray Council
Ourays
Nationals
Beorea
Carrolls
Sileman Bros Outfitters
Corner Seventh
E Sts. N. W
Heurich Brewing Co
Heurich
Maerten
Senate
Ene
Phone West
Page
Lynders
Old Braddock
Maryland Rye
Am LS
Een
Alee
Sean Tok de
Glare Distilling GO
D.P. McCarthy
Walfords Sporting and Athletic Goods
REGAL
Price
J. J. Georges & Son
Foot Specialists
Ave
Sams Guaranty
Masotio Famela
Medical
Twelfth Street
N. W
Shade
Fisk Elgin
Fa. Ave
W. T. Baldus
M.D
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