Witnesses Clash Over Adams Parker Interviews In Court
The court heard a tense exchange as Attorney Davis pushed questions about Mrs Parker and an interview with Adams. Osterman testified to events on October eight, Sutton, Roelker, and others present at Carvel Hall, with Adams denying a murder accusation while Parker sought truth about her brother's death.
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Mra Parker
Davie
Parker
Adama
Leonard
Davia
Adams
Tong
Adame
Tere
Ald Davis
Witners
Jspur
Birney
Hirst
Sista
Davis Idlea
Am Ivain
Col
Nis
Bravac
Arvul Ball
Ain
Mire Parker
Otley VoLmpett
Lotte
Sutton
Sittun
Suttun
Nim
Suttons Hfe
Sutton Withers
Carvel Hall
Tiny
Qyterman
Barracka
Osterman de Lure
Osterman Inter
Alley
Osterman
College Creek
Bac
Volverz
Liéut
Utley
White
Gir
Buton
Oxte
Man Sutton
Sutton Sutton
Suuwn
Yeu
Narrow Escapes From Trolley Car Incidents
Mrs Tom Wiltsums and his wife of 123 Ragga glace northwest barely escaped as a moving trolley car dragged their carriage. The horse faltered, the vehicle struck a tree, and occupants leaped to safety. A man and a woman were injured. one passenger clung to a rail until the motorman stopped the car. Another woman, Della Walking, 19, held on to a post and was saved. Joseph Howard, 25, riding a bicycle, avoided collision by steering toward a telephone pole with Georgy W Sylvester's aid. Mrs Annie Curtis, 67, of Atlanta, Ga, fell from a street car at First and B Streets southeast and was taken to the National Hotel.
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Tom Wiltums
Ragga Glace
Tinrteanth Street
Piar Wa Aveuun
Eleventh Street
Floriaa Avenue
H Street
Georgy W Sylvester
Twelfth Street
Joseph Howard
Bonning
Annie Curtis
Atlante Ga
Noutheast
Natlonal Hotel
Rescue of Cecilia Sparks Attention in Street Disarray
A man saw Cecilia keuting from a third floor window and carried her to Western Folica station where she identified herself. Washington police heard her story but she gave no recollection of the names of the man and woman who held her. Mrs Corbitor, the girl’s mother, has been prostrated with grief since the disappearance.
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Police
Jagr
Baltimore
Boardman Uy
Third Street Southeast
Yeaterday
Central Mice
Varrallian
Barlee
Tal
Tuttle Cecelia
Mradiva Corblcoft
Vegertt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Noth
West
Cutaldy
Washington
Tecella
Bourdel Atin
Philadelpha
Ond
Gil
Washngton
Vera
Ceela
Washington Police
Sieely Boardman
Ruiry Gall
Cecole
Hayes
Afraud
Naw
York
Pacs Street
Cecilia Keuting
Folica Station
Ebe
Tyler Funeral Today for Maj Richard W Tyler AB
Maj Richard W Tyler, AB, died Monday, will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery with military honors. Service at his late residence on Nineteenth Street at 2 PM, then a funeral cortege to Arlington led by Maj W P Huxford. Loyal Legion orders funeral arrangements with Chaplain Charles C Pleare to conduct at home and grave. Pallbearers include Gen Nelson A Miles, Gen George B Davis, Gen CF Humphrey, Gen G B Davis, Gen MY Woodhull, Gen WFP Rogers, Maj J M Hoag, John Jay Edson, and Ralph W Lee.
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Richard W Tyler
Earl
Orig
Mount Pacone
Arlington
W P Huxford
Order of the Loyal Legion
Charles C Pleree
Uo & A
Nelson A Miles
George B Davis
Humphrey
G B
Davis
MY ‘V Woodhull
FP Rogers
J M Hoag
John Jay Edson
Ralph W Lee
Bachrach Buys Diamonds in Pawnshop Swindle Case
A merchant on AB Ninth Street NW paid 100 for a quantity of diamonds then sought police help to identify two men who allegedly fleeced him. He told Inspector Boardman at headquarters that a stranger entered to buy a suit while another watched the tailor’s measuring.
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S GP
Tnis Abesh Camry
Serans Sio
Hihart Biter
Morria Bachrac
Tain
Ninth Street
Eno
Inspector Boardman
Bachiach
Elevator safety violations spark warrants in city
Police court expected to hear warrants against Franklin Schneier and associates owner of a fleet of double decker elevators. Building inspectors said no automatic gate switch or door on freight section. regulators issued last fall. Inspectors ordered corrections after visiting the buses and noting missing safety devices.
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Tranklin Schneier
Ethelhurat
Gtr
Hacker
Lung
Diamonds Seized in Fraud Case Involving Bachrach Offer
A man lured by a sales pitch for gems agreed to a sale price amid protests. Bachrach and the seller negotiated, money changed hands, and the diamonds disappeared after a brief pursuit, with authorities noting probable high value. No further trace has been found.
Weather Conditions Across Regions July Report
Weather conditions show above normal warmth in the Mississippian valley and eastern regions with cooler temperatures in the upper lake areas. Fair and pleasant weather continues in the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains while the southeastern states expect showers and local rain. Steamers to European ports report light to moderate winds and fair seas.
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Burt Warhraght
Lider
Eigh
Misisaippi
Fale
Pleasane
Lae
Aiesiaippi
Lake
Gil c
Teaay
Mustelop
Touky
Aountain
Plateau
Pluina
Rocky Mountains
Florida
Ines Aveta
Smoky Mountain
Qiddie
Hsvurl
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Uil
Wilson suffers appendicitis at home in Washington
Assistant Secretary of State Lymington Wilson is ill with appendicitis at 168 K street northwest. Diplomats and officials visiting his sickroom expressed regrets while his doctors said he was resting comfortably and improving slowly.
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KK Street
North West
Wla
Anxinis
Welsons
K Street
State Department
Offeets
Army
Jena Nayy
Imo
Lincoln Corps Lawn Fete for Womans Relief Corps at Soldiers Home
Lincoln Corps of the Womans Relief Corps hosted a lawn fete at the Soldiers Temporary Home in Northwest involving a lantern decorated lawn, tables with ice cream and cake, a fortune teller in gypsy attire, and a harpist. The executive committee led by Marian M Lewis oversaw preparations with members including Nettle Borland, Ellen S Myers, Ida Chase, Adelaide Feathers, Hattle Chetheid, Jeanie Street, and Anna Robinson. Kellie A Rowe served as president.
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Lincoln Corps
Womans Relief Corns Department
Putomar
Third
C Atreets
Lawn Fete
Marian M Lewis
Nettle Borland
Elen S Myers
Ida Chase
Adelaide Feathers
Hattle Chetheid
Jeanie Street
Anna Robinson
Kellie A Rowe
Secretary Dickinson Explains Trusts Taboo Order
Secretary Dickinson says only corporations judged as trusts or unlawful combinations in legal proceedings will be tabooed in Army supply purchases by War Department action. He notes many firms asked if the order covers them and explains its scope and purpose.
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Dickinson
United States
War Department
Fire damages factory machinery at National Pur y Paper Co
A blaze caused by a defective pajama tank damaged the National Poty Paper Rate Company plant on F238 KR Street Northwest. Insurance coverage is expected to cover about 400 dollars in machinery and contents loss. repairs will follow adjustment and work will resume once insured.
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Ocines
Natenal Pury Paner Rate Company
Rea
Bo Marthinson
le Jriant
Wsurance
Levy on Ali Bey’s Goods Leads to Court Attachments
Writs of attachment have been served by the proper courts on the property of Mehmed Ali Bey, former Turkish minister at Washington, in a claim by two lawyers seeking compensation for losses. The sales were conducted amid the proceedings.
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Bern
Mehmed Ali Bey
Turkh Minster
Washington
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey touted as a cure all remedy
An interview promotes Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a rapid relief for stomach ache and dysentery caused by diet and weather. Claims include killing disease germs, boosting strength for elderly and overworked individuals, and dosing guidance with milk or water. Available widely with pricing per bottle and free medical booklet offer.
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Duffy
Washington Post
Rochester
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