Reconciled after one petition in divorce actions
A series of District Supreme Court petitions reveal reconcilations and cross complaints. Mrs Louise Murphy admits acquaintance with the correspondent while denying misconduct. Mrs Isabelle Finnley and others seek or defend limited divorces citing neglect abuse and separate living arrangements. Several cases involve charges of misconduct and alimony disputes across multiple parties in the District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Finnley
Rishach Woowanver
Sewer Department
Dora Parkin
Cooley
Ms Week
Mravoale
Virginia
Mra Cooley
Wilson C Davis
District Supreme Court
Lilttan
EB. Davie
Wilson and Turnage
Davis
Rome Kline
Franklin Kline
Charles A Groseman
Hoehring
Kline
Irving
Mexico
Selin C. Brez
Louise A. Murphy
Clement E. Murphy
District Tire Department
Murphy
Raymond Neuwfecker
Fire Department
George Tillinghast
Mary Micallezi
Guy 2
Moehling
Charville
Merbert Booutter
War Department
Dmeasore
Raymond Neudeck
Ocar
Co ‘Fresh
Ednar Ellison
Pennmarivania Avenue
John E. Ellison
Twenty-third Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Matriet Supreme Court
Wiliam Horgan
Lewis de Watson
Corespond
Elson
Ellison
Tidal Asin Oy
Park Poles
Elligon
Watson
Ellion
Patriotic Fetes Mark City's July 4 Celebration
A July 4 celebration across Washington features parades, picnics, and fireworks at Shoemaker Field and various sites. William Tyler Page will speak, the Declaration of Independence will be read, and music provided by the Takoma Quartet. Activities include demonstrations by Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts, athletic events, and a flag raising in Virginia and Maryland communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoemakers’s Field
Glair Road
Geranium Street
Camp Fire
William Tyler Page
House of Representatives
William C. Beck
Takoma Quartet
WO. Little
Charles ¥. Johnson
Congress Heights
Wuwitizens' Association
Wlison Park
Willam Price
Theodore Risley
Department of Labor
Oyster
George C. Havenner
Anacostia Citizens Association
E. E. Richardson
Petworth Citizens’ Association
New Hampshire Avenue Heights
Page
Christchurch
Frederick
Fishback
William Curtis White
Willard S. Haynie
John Clagelt Proctor
Varation Lode
Cherrydale
Mise Elizabeth Pierce
Good Citizenship Committee
Vo Www. c
Virginia
Maryland
Leeland
John Temple Graves
Yorktown
Manor
Country Club
Alice McKay Kelly
Natonal
League of American Pen
M. Tastan Liebert
Cal. Barry Bulkley
Washington
Coolidge
Ten. Pershing
Birthday greetings sent to President Coolidge by Boston messenger
An 11 year old Western Trith honor messenger Louis Demontreux delivered a two foot by three foot envelope addressed personal to President Coolidge. The envelope contained a book with signatures of 20 000 Massachusetts citizens gathered by Boy Scouts. The event drew media attention as Demontreux traveled by train from Boston to New York and Philadelphia, posing for photos before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STEEL
Massachusetts
Saie
Northampton
Boy Beouts
White House
Demontroux
Boston
Fuller
State House
New York
Philadelphia
Rules Drafted to Fix Hackers Rates in City
A special committee is drafting regulations to standardize hackney rates citywide. The rules aim to protect the public from unscrupulous drivers and cover all taxi operations from large motor cars to small hired vehicles, including driverless car rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Two Children Hurt in City Auto Accidents
Two youngsters were struck by cars in separate incidents. Isador Tevin, age 3, of 1403 1 Street NE, was hit by Clyde Kraus of Hyattsville at Twelfth and H streets NE, suffering a head wound and bruises. William Carrick, age 9, of 404 H Street NW, was struck at Fourth Street and Massachusetts Avenue NW by a car driven by James Moore of Myrtle Street NE, with a slight concussion. both were treated at Emergency Hospital and reported in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isador Tevin
Clyde Kraus
Hyattsville
Twelfth
Kraus
Fourth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
James Moore
Yyrtle Street
Wiliam Carrick
Wilbur Children Arrive for Washington Visit
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur greeted his daughter Miss Edna Wilbur and son Leonard aboard the revenue cutter Sylph in Washington. They arrived from California via the Panama Canal on the transport Chaumont and will spend several weeks in the capital. Edna teaches French and history in Chico, and Leonard plans to enter Stanford University this autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Wilbur
Edna Wilbur
Leonard
Washington
Miss Wilbur
California
Panama Canal
Chaumont
Hampton Roads
Chico
Calif
Leland Stanford University
German Count Held To Face Theft Bill
German count and World War I Iron Cross holder Charles P. Frenz was arrested in New York City and will be returned to face an indictment for larceny after trust. Frenz previously jumped a $500 bond, and bondsman Florent O Connor has spent years pursuing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Frenz
Four Lion Cubs Born at Zoo Include African Lions and Pumas
The zoo announced the birth of four cubs, two African lions and two pumas. Supt Hollister said the African cubs will mature like their parents and require meat. Head keeper Blackburne noted both mothers are thriving while the fathers pace their cages as the cubs romp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Supt. Hollister
W. H. Blackburne
Retirement fund to rise as federal salaries taxed more
Officials estimate the Federal Employees Retirement Fund will collect about 17 million dollars this fiscal year, up from 14 to 15 million last year, due to higher deductions from full year salary rather than base pay and a $249 bonus now included in the straight salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrant and Bookkeeping Division
Treasury Department
Trotsky Predicts Soviet Air Fleet To Conquer World
Paris dispatch reports Leon Trotsky stating the Soviet air fleet will defend liberty and aid liberation of colonies. He cites plans for 5,000 planes, with current purchases from Vickers and others bringing total assets to about 1,000 aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinet
Trotzky
Paris
Leon Trotsky
M. Trotzky
Hoover Police Dog Bites Boy at Hoover Residence
A Belgian police dog belonging to Secretary Hoover bit 7 year old John Huggins while the boy fished for goldfish at the Hoover home. The injury on the boy’s back was described as not serious and he was taken to Emergency hospital for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
John Huggins
Connecticut Avenue
5S Street
Charles Huggins
Health Department
Messenger Is Held In Engraving Theft
Clyde Burte, editor and messenger at the bureau of engraving, pleaded guilty before States Commissioner Macdon to stealing a five dollar bill. Five and ten dollar notes disappeared from the bureau, and Burte was committed for a view on bond. Secret service agents aided the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Burte
Macdona
Burte
Secret Service
Herrick Again in Court Seeks Meeting With Stenographer
Matuel Herrick former representative from Oklahoma sued stenographer Ethelyn Chrane for breach of promise to marry him. He asked the court to modify its decree to permit a meeting to adjust their relationship. He sought $50 damages for alleged breach and $100,000 for alleged libel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matuel Herrick
Oklahoma
District Supreme Court
Ethelyn Chrane
Two Virginians Commissioned as Second Lieutenants
Roy Johnston Spearman of Lynchburg and James Shelly Grisham of Hampton were commissioned in the Officer's Reserve Corps as second lieutenants in the Air Service, announced yesterday by the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickers
England
Germany
Europe
M. Trotzky
Fokker
Holland
Zeppelin Company
Ca Proni
Handley Page
Air Ministry
Brignet
France
Roy Johnston Spearman
Lynchburg
James Shelly Grisham
Hampton
Leutenants
Air Service
Court Exonerates Stephens of Fraud in Lumber Case
John Stephens a Jacksonville lumber man was exonerated in a memorandum opinion signed by Judge Morse. The court planned to direct a verdict of not guilty for Stephens and Ernest Morse presenting war surplus lumber connected to the conspiracy. Other defendants including John L Philips Frank T Sullivan and Charles Shotwell and Philips Jr faced continued motions for verdicts of not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stephens
Jacksonville
Fla
Philips Lumber
Justce Jannings Bailey
Ernest €. Morse
War Department
John L. Philips
Georgia
Frank T. Sullivan
Buffalo
N.Y
Charles S. Shotwell
Charles Philips, Jr
Stephens
Wilton J. Lambert
Truck Driver Held In Death of Boy
Alphonse Manning, a colored truck driver, is jailed in Rockville Maryland over a collision that killed William J. Tally Jr a Georgetown Hospital patient age six. Manning reportedly drove the truck that struck the automobile carrying the boy and neighbors on Conduit Road in Maryland. The deceased boy was the son of Dr and Mrs William J Lally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Manning
Rockville
Georgetown University Hospital
William J. Tally, Jr
Spring Road
Manning
Conduit Road
Maryland
William J. Lally
Short Circuit Burns W. R. & E. Motorman
Motorman William Marshall of Branchville was injured when attempting to turn off a light on a pole near Central and Rhode Island avenues northeast. A short circuit burned his left hand and he was rendered unconscious by the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marshall
Branchville
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Central Avenue
Rhode Island Avenue
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Calvin Coolidge
American Republic
Honor Messenger
Iagh Miller
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Methodists
Delay
Denny
Candler
Chattanooga
Tenn
A. P
Southern Methodist General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Unification Commission
Collins Denny
Richmond
J. N. Moore
Dallas
Commission On Unification
Methodist Episcopal Church South
United Church
A. J. Lamar
Nashville
Lamar
John 4. Candler
Atlanta
Candjer
George R. Stuart
Birmingham
Bishop Denny
Stuart
Moscow
Junker
Berlin
Tcherau
Bokhara
Chita
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Riga
Reval
Leningrad
Dobrolyut
Russia
Yega
Revaky
Sebastopol
Nirevsky
Chicago
Pribi
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Eiseman
Gus
Roggenkamp
Mra Ro Lewin
Mt Nw
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Queensland
Brisbane
Boar
Merchants and Faroiere Bank
Washibey BD. C
Goon Hope Road
Joelock P.m
Emil Schmid
R. K. Ferguson, Inc
Nsurance
Lay F. Schwartz
New Commercial
William G. Carrico
Wisconsin Avenue
Underwood
Portland
Thomas Circle Lath St
Vermont Ave
Albert Bram
Cleveland Park
Connave
Porter St
34Th St
WM. H. Saunders Co., Inc
Realtors
K Street
N.W
Main
Washington Real Estate Board
Wooded Park
Tilden St
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc
15Th St. N.W
16Th ST
Woodley Park
Woodley Place
Channing St
Fejo
EPL
Suapiro CO
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