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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1924
Page
4
The Washington Post announces Revision 15 of its insurance offer with no exam required. A $500 life policy and a $2 509 accident policy are available to subscribers who enroll for one year. Quarterly payments replace heavy upfront costs with monthly rates. Sunday or daily options vary by subscription plan.
Judge John P. McMahon faulted police for arrests without solid proof and dismissed cases against two colored women arrested in a Ty Street Northwest raid. Police lacked usable testimony beyond noting activity in the room. one woman reportedly danced, the other slept. The court cited insufficient records to convict.
A long OCR list shows numerous couples and their newborns, entries including names like Charles and Athenae Thomas with a boy, Harrison with a boy, and Kaufman with an infant. The record also lists many marriages or engagements featuring Rev. ministers, ages, and varied locales.
Deaths reported for May Sanger 42 Est nea Atabt H Kelton 52 W Heed hospital Catherine Reidy 11 Mary Shaw 77 Providenc e hospital William William 72 Masonic Harry A Howe 10 Sibley hospital James Jackson Augusta A Reiley 4 Sibley hospital Ada Grane 45 Providence hospital Pierce Rd Lingte Moller 60 Taberetosts hospital Mary E Tucker 50 Freedmens hospital.
Judge John F McMahon in police court yesterday imposed the maximum fine of 100 dollars or 66 ears in jail on Jerry J Murphy who faced intoxication charges. Policeman Jerry rey arrested Murphy after chasing him from the corner of Seventh Cath street and Pennsylvania avenue amid a week of prior appearances.
Police hunt occupants of an automobile believed to have struck and killed Henry Washington a 22 year old Black man. He was found slain near his home on Clark Court after the Sunday accident with no external wounds, and Washington had been dead only a short time when discovered.
Navy Department announces final settlements for construction and ordnance claims from scrapping American battleships and battle cruisers under the limitation treaty. Total costs to date exceed 212 million dollars, with principal claimants including Homer Ferguson General Electric Westinghouse Bethlehem Shipbuilding New York Ship.
Forecast lists sun and tide times with high and low tides. Morning and afternoon high and low tide moments are noted along with sunrise and sunset times for the day.
Weather Bureau report for Monday June 30 outlines partly overcast conditions for the District of Columbia and Maryland through Tuesday and Wednesday, with cooler trends east of the Mississippi and showers in the south Atlantic States. Forecasts include flying weather notes for July 1 from Washington to Norfolk and other regional routes, with winds and cloud coverage by altitude and location. Local data show temperatures and humidity, plus departures from normal and precipitation deficits since January 1. Also notes muddy Potomac and Shenandoah rivers at Harpers Ferry.
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