Woman charged in postoffice embezzlement sent to jail
Mary J. Wilson alias Mary J. Goodwin alias Mary J. Marshall, facing six counts of rifling the mails, pleaded not guilty before a U S commissioner and bail was set at 2000 dollars. She admitted remorse and said she is ready to serve punishment while awaiting grand jury action. Her confinement follows arrest linked to embezzling about 160 dollars from substation mail at a drugstore in Washington and New York City. Deputy U S Marshal Cramer took her to District jail as she awaits proceedings. family in Georgetown reportedly unaware or unable to visit.
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Mary J. Wilson
Mary J. Goodwin
Mary J. Marshall
New York
Washington
United States
Cramer
Taylor
Tesson
Wilson
F B. Campbell
Georgia Avenue Northwest
Proctor
Federal Grand Jury
New York City
House of Detention
George W. Drew
Drew
Jai
George Darcey
QO Street
Northwest
William Darcey
Darcey
Georgetown
Mra Wilson
Scotland
Developments at Columbia Photo Supply Co in Ay N
A brief item notes Columbia Photo Supply Co located on a4 N in Ay developing and printing services. The report highlights ongoing business activity and local commercial presence with emphasis on a small-town photo shop operation.
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Columbia Photo Supply Co
Southern Commercial Congress Opens Washington Exhibit
The Southern Commercial Congress plans a permanent Washington exhibit starting October 1. A 4500 square foot floor will house displays of Southern products, with a mural themed room highlighting the South’s resources. Sixteen state features will be showcased across sixteen columns detailing key attributes like coastlines, rivers, weather, soils, forests, and minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Commercial Congress
Washington
Southern
Excursions to Colonial Beach by Palatial Steam Er St Johns
Special trips will be made by the palatial steam er St Johns for the next few days to accommodate large July crowds spending a few days at Colonial Beach. Trips depart from Seventh street wharf at 220 this afternoon, tomorrow at 9 am, and Monday at 6 pm, letting those who cannot go Monday spend July 4 at the Beach. Beach bathing is excellent and ample hotel accommodations exist. The U S Marine Band will play two feature sets at Chevy Chase Lake on July Fourth with golf-like dancing from 2 to 5 pm and evening programs to follow. Also note a Chesapeake Beach Railway schedule change with three trains this afternoon at 2:00, 3:00, and 5:40, fare 25 cents round trip.
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Chevy Chase
New York Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Marine Band
Glen Peba
Fourteenth
F Streets
River View
Seventh Street
Charles Macalester
Mount Vernon
St Johns
Colonial Resch
Colonial Beach
Acl
Seventh Street Wharf
Chevy Chase Lake
United States Marine Band
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Saka & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Panamas
Ecuador
Girl Thief
City Bulletins
Virginia
Arlington Bottling Co
Johnson
House District Committee
Anacostia Flats
Anaccostia River
California
Hotel Continenta
Rathskeler
N Cap. & B
Commercial Congress
Chesapeake Beach
Post
C. A. Mu
Uud
Iman & Co
G St
Hishels
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street N. W
Pasar Co
Prince Albert
Seventh ST
MENS
Priestley
Panama
Mgns
Hahn’s
Florsheim
Ewest
Wm.hahng Co
Ksis
N. W
Ave
S. B
Shefford
Chautauqua Dairy CO
Syracuse, N. Y
O’donnell’s
Hopper Hardware CO
New York Avenue N. W
F. G
George
Wallace
Ben Schwartz
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