Dislike Dulany Plan Protest Highlights Creditors’ Concerns
Objections filed in the District Supreme Court oppose H Rozier Dulany trustees plan in the Thomas FE Waggaman bankruptcy. Heirs of Daniel B Clark Waggaman contest priority for Catholic University and urge an equitable division to protect general creditors. T Cushing Daniel notes Waggamans desire to reimburse poorer creditors. prospects for a more favorable settlement are discussed.
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District Supreme Court
Thomas FE. Waggaman
H. Rozier Dulany
William Earl Ambrose
Ebien Morse
Juliana Rachel Waggaman
Daniel B. Clark Waggaman
Mary Agnes Waggaman Willett
Daniel B. Clark
Catholic University
Justice Stafford
Waggaman
T. Cushing Daniel
D. B. Clark
Clark
Daniel
Seed Agent in Toils for Postage Violations
Vernon Jett was arrested on charges of violating postal laws after allegedly selling seeds via ads and demanding commissions through the mail without payment. He faces arraignment before U S Commissioner Anson Taylor as prosecutors allege false orders and embezzled funds totaling about $50 from Perry Wursery and Herrick Seed Co of Rochester N Y. Also arrested were Marvin Brent of Baltimore and Samuel L Victor of Brooklyn who were found with Jett at 456 C Street NW.
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Fpoasteffica
Little
Howlett
Pratt
Vernon Jett
Jett
United States
Anson Taylor
Perry Wursery Company
Herrick Seed Company
Rochester
N. Y
Marvin Brent
Baltimore
Samuel L Victor
Brooklyn
C Street Northwest
Girls in Row Over Beau in Early Street Feud
Gertrude Collins, a Black teen, contends with Johnnie Miller a theater drummer boy over romantic attention. After mutual accusations and missiles hurled, Gertrude was arrested and paid a fine in police court, with a renewed call for civility in the dispute.
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Beau
Gertrude Collins
Johnnie Miller
Rosetta Butler
Gertrude
Johnnie
Rosetta
Wound Recounted in Police Court Case at Third and E
Andrew Knott of 483 Maryland Avenue Southwest testified yesterday that a quarrel with two African American men led to a razor wound. He described a 9 inch by 2 inch shoulder gash requiring 52 stitches. Richard Jackson and John Gibson were held on $1600 bail each awaiting grand jury action. attorney is John Ricks.
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Polce
Andrew Knott
Maryland Avenue Southwest
Knott
Third
E Streets
Richard Jackson
John Gibson
John Ricks
St Matthew's Church to Begin Work Soon
The Rt. Rev. Mgr. Lee plans to resume work on St. Matthew's Church soon. When completed it will be among the largest and handsomest houses of worship in the country. A new rectory will be built nearby, with the current residence demolished to make room for the main church.
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Mgr. Lee
St. Matthew's
St. Matthew's Church
Camping With Altar Boys at Holy Comforter Pastor Vacation
The Rev Clarence E Wheeler pastor of Holy Comforter Church spends vacation on the Maryland shore of the lower Potomac camping with altar boys. They enjoy fishing rowing sailing and hunting and will return home Saturday. Also references to transport and party services with contact.
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Clarence E. Wheeler
Holy Comforter Church
Maryland
Lower
Potomac
Going to Camp Good Will for 100 Children and Mothers
One hundred needy mothers and children from the northeast city section will be sent to Camp Good Will today. Dr. J Thompson will examine the party to ensure fitness for the program. Camp Good Will grows with 185 residents as it expands offerings and daily visits from past campers promise continued support and a ventriloquist performance next Saturday night.
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Camp Good
J. Lhwn Thompson
Camp Good Will
Attorney seeks assets of estate in Robert states case
Attorney J Archibald Moriarity administrator of Mary A Phillips alias Mary Clark petitions Justice Daniel Thew Wright to restrain Homer Stewart from leaving the district. He seeks bond for Stewart to remain and claims Phillips left a will naming Stewart sole beneficiary. Stewart has fled with checks totaling 75 and valuables valued at about 2500. Police report Stewart may be in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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J. Archibald Moriarity
Mary A. Phillips
Mary Clark
Daniel Thew Wright
Jesus
Homer Stewart
United States
Wright
Mortarity
Robert Lee Montague
Friendship Heights
Stewart Home
Stewart
Migs Phillips
Fort ‘Wayne
Ind
Advice on Care of Babies and Heat Related Deaths
Health Officer Woodward warns parents to keep baby milk fresh during hot weather. Last week 30 digestive deaths included 25 infants under 2, with 17 Black and 8 White. Total deaths 141, up 16 from prior week. 145 births: 83 White, 62 Black. Dairy farms in District inspected. 2 cows condemned for tuberculosis, 1 for diseased udder.
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Woodward
Maryland
Virginia
Ormsby Bond Renewed After Arraignment
George F. Ormsby, recently convicted of crime, had a new bond set at 1000 after appearing before Justice Wright in District Supreme Court. He had missed a court date, triggering forfeiture, but was arrested by Detective Grant after sending a letter from New York claiming to be at the seashore. The Fidelity and Deposit Company again acted as bondsman.
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New York
Grant
District Attorney's Office
Ninth Street
Ormsby
Justice Wright
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Swift denied right to span road for trestle
Joseph Swift of Delaware lost his bid to span a public road at Benning and Anacostia to haul sand in the District. Justice Wright dismissed Swift petition seeking an injunction against district officials. Corporation Counsel Thomas argued the road is public highway and Swift had no eminent domain rights.
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Joseph Swift
Delaware
Benning
Anacostia
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
Swift
Thomas
Laudanum Kills The Dealer In Fatal Overdose
Willlam J. Gallaway ice dealer at 2502 street northwest died after taking laudanum on Tuesday afternoon. He passed away at Emergency Hospital yesterday morning. The bulletin notes a fatal overdose linked to the substance and records the victim’s occupation and address.
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Willlam J. Gallaway
Gallaway
Classical and Operatic Numbers From a Concert Program
March, Semper Fidelia Overture, William Tell Nocturne, The Dying Poet Excerpts from The Damnation of Faust Watts The Merry Widow Descriptive fantasia Gypsy Wife Rye Humoreaque I m Afraid to Go Home in the Dark Star-Spangled Banner Presented as a concert sequence of orchestral and vocal pieces including marches overtures nocturnes and excerpts with humorous and patriotic selections.
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Watts
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Resell
Concord
Evanston
Body & Company
Prince Albert
Holmes’ Bakery
John F. Ellis & CO
Penn. Ave
Dulany
Moonight
Good Will
Mary Phillips
Biber Raufguans
Bok Aafia
Sale
Ent
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Washington
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8Th St. S. E
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City Bulletins
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John T. Crowley
United States Marine Band
Marine Barracks
William H. Santelmann
Savage
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Capitol
Dupont Circle
U. S. Realty Company
7Th and
Pa. Ave
N. W
Ae Lee
Alps
Empress Hair Restorer
Price
Henry Evans
DR. White ii
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Friedlander Bros
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