Court in Law School Holds Special Habeas Corpus Session
Justice Gould in Georgetown law school held a special habeas corpus session to consider Robert W Power’s arrest on forgery charges. Power was released on $500 bond pending proper Kentucky requisition papers. Power, 47, manager of the Columbia Conservatory of Music, faces accusations tied to forged notes and employment shifts between conservatories.
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Asbely M Gould
District Supreme Court
Georgetown University Law School
Fifth and
B Streets
United States
Clarence L Wilson
Power
Gould
Gould Gald
Fower
National Conservatory of Music
Powers
Washington
Jefford
Kentucky
E Hamblin
Bowling Green
Gov McCreary
Clabaugh
Gresham Street
Whitney Will Cancels Mortgage and Grants Annuities
The will of Joseph N Whitney filed for probate cancels a mortgage of 380 on his sister Mrs Elizabeth C Brown’s Bridgton Maine home and grants her an annuity of 72 for twelve years. Mrs Portia C Whitney his widow receives 2000 annually for twelve years and 510 at once.
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Joseph N Whitney
Elizabeth C Brown
Bridgton
Portia C Whitney
Post Dictionary Promises Easy Spelling Assistance
In a promotional piece the Post touts its dictionary as the sure way to confirm correct spelling. It highlights Webster's New International Dictionary enhancements, the three color display, and census themes. It urges readers to clip coupons for discounted editions ranging from $3 to $20, and to secure a copy for personal use.
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Webster
Noah Webster
Theos
Bomue
Fires and faulty stoves cause multiple damages around town
A series of small fires from overheated stoves pipes furnaces and gas lines damaged homes and stores. Incidents occurred yesterday morning and afternoon across Adama Fifty first and various northwest streets with total damages ranging from 0 to 300 dollars. Fire alarms and quick responses limited the losses. Local residents include John Young Thorn ton Kidrich Myra Russell Harrison Bylvester Carroth George Morrow and John B Stone.
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John Young
Adama
Thornton Kidrich
Twenty-fourth
Q Street
Myra
Russell B Harrison
Bylvester Carroth
Street Northwest
George Morrow
Fourteenth Street Northwest
John B Stone
Eighteenth Street
Indians to Meet in Washington for First Brotherhood Gathering
Forty members of the Brotherhood of North American Indians from seven local judges organized since December 6 will attend the first society meeting in Old Magonic Temple, Washington. A tribal time is not yet drawn for local branches, as one lodge may cover multiple tribes and one tribe may join more than one lodge. By April, nationwide camps are hoped to be organized with a great chief governing for the year.
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Brotherhood of North American Indians
Brotherhood
Washington
Old Magonic Temple
Richard C Adams
Bond Building
Demand for Insurance License Against State Official
Proceedings filed in the District Court to compel Superintendent Ingham to issue a license to Royal Life Insurance Company after the tribunal refused an injunction. Attorneys Lambert and Balderston lead the petition asserting compliance with law, $2000 assets, and arbitrary refusal. Court orders Ingham to show cause on January 23 why the writ should not be granted.
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Ingham
Blooded Horses Rabid Polo Pony Infected in New York
Rabid disease infects two Meadowbrook Hunt Club horses in Wheatley Hills New York. Polo pony Gay Boy, famed for polo play with Whitney Milburn, died after severe bites. Another infected horse, a brood mare imported from England, may also be affected. Millionaire owners call for state quarantine against stray dogs.
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Wheatley Hilla N Y
John Shipps
Meadowbrook Hunt Club
New York
State Department of Agriculture
Gay Boy
Harry Payne Whitney
Devereaux Milburn
England
Washington restaurant keepers to face police court
Thirteen Washington restaurant keepers are to be taken into police court in the coming days for selling milk not up to the health department standard. Over 100 samples were tested by health inspectors and examined by experts. Samples were taken Monday night in raids on several lunch rooms, with many found to be skimmed milk.
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Washington
Health Department
Dr Woodward speaks on Child Hygiene session
Dr William C Woodward health officer addressed the District of Columbia Congress of Mothers at the Raleigh Hotel meeting. He urged that home life shapes child development and that self-control should be learned at home.
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William C Woodward
District of Columbia Congress of Mothers
Raleigh Hotel
Woodward
The Coote Girl Ble pom Caping Ell ie Vaudeville Night
Fragments advertise vaudeville acts at multiple venues with varied showtimes and prices. Listings mention Gude floral decor services and a laundry pickup notice, plus promotions for West 437 phone service and local beverages.
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Columbiachhannely Oatt
Ghosoe
Academy
Ellie
Vataville
Gayety—Golten Crook Co
Lyceum
Billy Watson & Co
Congers
West
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Maryland
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Men’s Mad Hove’ Outfitters
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