Bride says husband beat her with suitcase in staged marriage
Mrs Marian G Hubbard files for annulment in District Supreme Court after alleging her Baltimore marriage to Willoughby lasted one week in 1919. She claims a "large woman" introduced as his wife struck her with a suitcase and the defendant denied the marriage, then left with the other woman. Hubbard seeks annulment and restoration of her maiden name Marton Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
District Supreme Court
Marian G Hubbard
Marton G. Whitney
William M Ellison
Wives Seek Absolute Divorce From Henry F Flynn
Mrs Katherine E Flynn asks the District Supreme Court for an absolute divorce after sixteen years of marriage to Henry F Flynn of Alexandria. She cites alleged misconduct and seeks alimony. case filed through Thomas F Monahan. Mildred A Rudd also seeks an absolute divorce from Charles A Rudd with L G Grossman as her attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine E. Flynn
District Supreme Court
Henry F Flynn
Alexandria
Flynn
Neber
Counse
Thomas F Monahan
Mildred A Rudd
James R Roberson
Fulton R Gorgon
Plaintitt
Hmf
Hudson
Rose Berrett
William T. Berrett
J. A
Jonn
Shout Out Of Home Prompted By Divorce Suit In 1925
Mrs Rose Berrett, mother of three, says she left 22 Florida Avenue Northeast on January 15 1925 after being ordered out by her husband William Berrett The District Supreme Court filing cites intoxication cruelty and nonsupport She alleges he paid 68 monthly until June last year and has since ceased counsel L S Power represented her in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Berrett
Florida Avenue Northeast
Wiliam ‘Rs Berrett
Ls 4&4 Power
Harding Unites Republicans Over Woman Suffrage
Harding tells Tennessee Republicans that party leaders should support ratification of the suffrage amendment. He cites national platform backing and hopes that legislators act on conviction. Messages from Knox and others praise his acceptance speech as patriotic and inspiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Tennessee
Tonn C Houck
Membe
Senate
The Cost of Drink and Drunken Town Folly
A dated verse laments rising liquor prices from five a glass and ten a drink to twenty five a quart. It notes scarce white beer and warns against hoarding home brew and makings for two start. It mocks street topers seen in sodden stupor and quips that such intoxication implies wealth.
Arid Climate Metaphor and Lily Imagery in Political Speech
The text mocks a political platform with dry, arid imagery and lily references. It includes a W C T U leader comparing rouge to lily painting, plus quips about lilies needing improvement. The piece praises a presidential candidate and mentions Mrs Moore endorsing the speaker and joining in supporting the party’s stump efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Presidential candidate travels by car with Mrs Coolidge and two boys
The presidential candidate journeyed by automobile with Mrs Coolidge and her two boys. They will stay at her residence until Sunday or Monday and then depart for Northampton to prep for the nonlocation exercises scheduled for July 27.
Plan for Cox Roosevelt Clubs National League in D C
Plans for a nationwide Cox Roosevelt clubs league with headquarters in Washington will be set at 8 o clock tonight at Democratic headquarters Woodward building. A local club filed articles of incorporation last week by Costelli Copoys and Ansiberry and will be perfected. The plan to form a national Cox Roosevelt league was proposed by Costello at a Columbus Ohio meeting of the national committee. Separate headquarters will be opened and an energetic campaign launched in the District. The Wilson Marshall Club renamed as National Capital Democratic Club has elected Lloyd president Darr Linhnn Douglas Walsh and King vice presidents Heilly secretary Harper treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox-Roosevelt
Washington
Democratic
Woodward
John F. Costelli
John B Cojpoys
Judge T T Ansiberry
Mr Costello
National Committee
Columbus
Ohio
Wilson-Marshall Club
National Capital
Democratic Cub
James T Lloyd
Charles W Darr
George Ro Linhnn
Charles A Douglas
Thomas Walsh
Harry King
John F. Heilly
Robert N Harper Treneurer
Suffrage Ratification Sought in North Carolina
North Carolina Equal Suffrage Association opens Raleigh headquarters with Gertrude Weal as state president. They plan a campaign to push the August 10 special session of the legislature to ratify the Susan B Anthony suffrage amendment. A poll of legislators suggests leaders are confident of a favorable result next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Raleig
Migs Gertrude Weal
Gainsboro
Invite Harding to Attend West Virginia Convention
Williamson West Virginia July 23 White newly elected chairman of the Republican State committee announced that women will play active roles this year He will name an office chairwoman of committees and she will appoint two women in each senatorial district The campaign will be run from Charleston by White and a committee to be chosen within a week An invitation will be sent to Senator Warren G Harding to attend the State convention in Wheeling on August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Republican State Committee
West Virginia
White
Seek Candidates Views On Farmers Problems in 1920
Chicago June 23 Senator Warren G Harding and Gov James L Cox face questions from the national board of farm organizations. A committee will visit each candidate to request a written statement outlining positions on agricultural issues. The board serves about 2900 040 farmers, per chairman C 3 Barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Warren G Harding
James L Cox
National Board of Farm Organizations
National Board
C 3 Barrel
Mrs Bass Heads Women In Democratic Campaign
Mrs George Bass of Chicago, chairman of the Woman's Bureau of the Democratic National Committee, has been named head of the party's national campaign division. She announced the appointment and said the Democratic national woman's headquarters will open in Chicago in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Bass
Womans Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Bass
Democratic National Woman's
Prohibition Candidates Attack Harding's Stand Lincoln
Aaron Watkins of Germantown Ohio and D Legeb Colvin prohibition party candidates for president and vice president issued statements condemning Senator Harding. They argue Harding highlights dissent from the law but may pursue repeal and deem his stance unacceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Aaron Watkins
Germantown
Ohio
D Legeb Colvin
Prohibition Party
Harding
Watkin
Three Men Identify Maryland Bank Robber as Suspect
Baltimore July 24 three persons positively identified John W Mitchell as a participant in the Sandy Spring Bank robbery and murder of Francie M Hallowell. A bank president and a director named A C Thomas and Asa M Stabler testified they saw him in the gang. William W Burrs of Roxbury Mills Howard County also identified Mitchell as among the robbers who pulled their auto free after the crime. Mitchell denied the charges and claimed innocence. He is in custody on a bookmaking charge following a raid on his barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sandy Spring
John W Mitchell
Francie M Hallowell
A. C Thomas
Asa M. Stabler
Mitchell
McGovern
Bradley and Dougherty
Thomas L. Dawson
Coolidge Notification Draws Large Crowd in Northampton
Northampton prepares for an August 1 notification ceremony announcing Gov Coolidge as the Republican vice presidential candidate. Officials expect about 30,000 to attend, with transportation and housing concerns due to crowd size. A platform will host Gov Morrow of Kentucky for the address at Allen field near Smith College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
District of Columbia Supreme Court Docket Summary
The record lists cases from the District of Columbia Supreme Court Division under Justice McCoy, including probate matters, estate administrations, and criminal filings. Notable items include hearings continued to August, guardianship petitions, wills admitted to probate, and various attorney assignments across multiple estates and civil actions.
Real Estate Transfers from Fifth and Posts In Northwest DC
A crowded list of property transfers in Washington DC details owners buyers and parcel numbers across multiple streets including Mount Pleasant and Chevy Chase. Transactions involve Samuel E. Cornwell to James W Hwalter and Barbara Twaites. various lots in square 4134 2505 282 228 183 214 and others. transfers include amounts like $10 and positions such as trustee and district notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Cornwell
James W
Twalter
Barbara Twaites
Wirst St
Gevener
Virginia
Moses Dade
Cary
Nail
Elia
Thoroton Caruss
Thornton Carvel
J Banks Nicholson
Clara A
Gates
B. S Newman
E. A. Mooere
District of Columbia
Jacob H. Range
Dietnet of Columbia
Mount Pleasant St
Mount Pleasant
2Nd Pleasant Plains
Samuel L Young
Elliott M. Campbello
Lot
Uition “Trust Co
L Begning
Saint P. Fa
Seventeenth
Irvine Atx
Breokland
Calvin Brixhi
Bright
Charies A
Eva
Q At
Thirttet
Fries
Milstead
Tihivan
Allison Street
Bervanth
Petworth
Trin
Grace
J James
Fannie James
Eleventh Street
Mary D Wendeck
Barry B. Bstier
Mary
Fendall
Felix Lake
T. Puckett
Pertomeats Agar
Broadai ReBecce L. Mutt
John Marshall
Ieee
Goeranty Trust Go
Albert EB. Tizall
D Street
Northmeaty
Mifeebeth
Albert W. Beiteaul
M Street
Albert
Elisabeth Pellins
U Street
Holle
Deeds of Trust Listed for Various Properties
A long list of deeds of trust shows numerous properties tied to financial obligations. Names include Maurice Powers, John Haffren, James W. Sad, Samuel Cornwell, Thornton Carus, Reginald Beall, David Thomas, Bernard Duke, and Elizabeth Phillipe among others. Secured amounts range from thousands to tens of thousands with terms from 18 months to several years and interest rates of 6 percent to 8 percent, detailing monthly or semiannual payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice ME Powers
George Ww
Joleins
John BE. Haffren
Atocinean
Uare
James W. H
Twaites
Jas B. Nicholson
Whitefield McKinley
Samuel Z. Cornwell
Jesse A. Hedges
Euogene H. Taggart
Bernard A. Duke
Thomas L. Davis
Fleance F
Samuel Walker
Chas
MrCadhy
Mastern Building
Thomas L Davis
Hleador
Clarence Donohoe
Gordon van Hranken
Julius Perner
James D. Hobbs
Thos. Pade
Gertrude F Holmes
National Strings and Tribe Co
American Security and Trust Co
Harry Bo Bier
Mary C
Brancis L Neubeck
Lawrence J. Milin
Mary D Neubeck
Rebecca L Nutt
Russell Nutt
Frank Owings
AT Smith Jr
Mortimer M Garris
Rebecca L
Russell Ho Nate
Mortimer MC Terria
Wendell P .Tucker
Edwin N. Croadnax
Elizabeth Phillipe
William
MacGi
Alfred &. Niles
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
Elizabeth Phillips
George M. Gittinger
Emory L Coblentz
American Building Association
Wredecick M Strom
Oeger Clux
Fiva Moto Braet
Schmidt
George M Emmerich
Hugene K Rinkatte Et Ax
Bana
George Me
Eromerich
Julius
Perse
Charies H Bauman
Albert W Howard
Wiliam M Hoffman
Anderson
Samme
Jacob Hinkle
Barak
Joseph O Sinin
Poser W. Cox
Joseph T. Shorter
Roy B. Johnson
Hester Fo
Henry H McKee
Milburn T Donohee
Helen Nicolet
Milburn J
James A Donohoe
Alexander PA Council
Morris Bachrach
Libby
Acory F. Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty Bullding Association
Ben Ager
Kale
Carl J Bergmann
Louis G Ontermayer
Katherine Laupp
Sterling Ruffin
Randall H. Hagner
Alexander B Browne
Tan Eyck Wendell
Max Beckeret
Yetta
Maurice D Rosenberg
Irving Williamson
Charles
Oscar Nauck
John C Yout
Walter Btlow, Jr
Lulan
M. Talbert
Seriangually
Frask
Hop
Harry
Welsh
Agricultors
Experiment Station
James T Gibbs
Henry E Bittinger
W. T
Rollins
R. M Howard
John L. Weaver
Margaret Diederich
James’ A.cobb
Whitebela
McKinley
HB. Charke
Peter Stark
Tal Loanan Rust Company
Osisa Trust Company
Mary A. Bolan
George
Bowie
Pearl
Dennison
Louis
Whtsen
Clark
M. Nt
Square
Raymond
Patton Et We
Virginia
Harry &. Boss Ander Tps
Barwil
Jnare
Stoner
Margaret
National and ‘Trust Company
American Ortty
Motor fleet battles mud on southern road trip
Dispatches report army truck convoy leaving Washington June 14 bound for Los Angeles struggled in mud between Robinsonville and Banke Mississippi about fifteen miles north of Tunica. The convoy is under Col. J. Franklin with Lieut. William B. Doron who preceded it by two weeks and is returning to Washington driving his own car with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Los Angeles
Robinsonville
Banke
Miss
Tunica
Col. J. Franklin
William B. Doron
St. Louis
Church Notices from RB Baptist and Other Congregations
A fragmented church notices page lists RB Baptist events and services at various streets, with references to free chairs, enlarged organ, and singing. Episcopal services at John’s Church mention Holy Communion, morning prayer, and sermon. Christian Vermont Church notes pastor and evening services, youth activities, and midweek societies. New Thought interprets Sunday School lessons. Moses and Evert Mann from Unity School noted for dances and weekly area sessions. Welcome message included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Thought
Moses
Evert
IFA
Besler
Unity School of Christianity
Zenuary
Avery
Spmica
Church Schedule for July 25 1930 at Covenant
The Reverend Charles Wood leads Morning Service at 11, with Rev Howard Talbott preaching. Christian Endeavor Supper at 6 15, Weeper Service at 6 45, musical services at 7 45 featuring Lorleberg, Thomas, Beisser, Robeson, and Schumuocker. Evening Service at 8 with Talbott delivering a sermon titled Accepting the Challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Covenant Connave
WN &T
Charles Wood
D. D
Howard D. Talbott
Asslemet
Talbott
Christian Endeavor
Richard Lorleberg
Estelld Thomas
Olost
Mary Beisser
Claude Robeson
William Schumuocker
Frecentor
Mr. Talbott
Christian Science Church Listings Washington Branches
Directory of The Mother Church branches in Washington with locations at Masonic Temples and arcades. Includes service times on Sundays and Wednesdays, reading rooms hours, and street addresses for the First, Second, Third, and Fourth Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Washington
First Church of Christ
Scienist
Boston
Columbia Roof
Euclid At
N. L
Masonic Temple
Park Road
Colorado
Linnee
Rollange
Columbia
Bollay
Park Rd
Condemnation notices flood Washington courts in 1920
The District of Columbia courts issue notices for condemnation of land to open public alleys and for the assessment of damages and benefits. This multi notice set orders property owners to appear by August 20, 1920, with publication in the Washington Evening Star Washington Post and Washington Herald. Attorneys Stephens Hart Bailey and Morgan Beach sign as clerks and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarang Theta
Waehig Evening Star
Washington Post
Washington Herald
Maid District
United States
District of Columbia
Morgan Hbhach
FE Cunningham
Anat
Francis H. Stephens
Gold Hart
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Aes
Washington Evening Star
Washington Poat
Jennings Bailee
Alte Vopy
Soar Morgan cI Beach
Yon
Supreme Court OF the
District of Columb
Twelfth Street
Evarth Street
Thirteenth Street
Radde Island Avenue
Dahleren
Ankern
Washington Port
Washington Times
Hersin
Marabal
Orms
GS Bailey
Seal Morgan
Beach
Olek
Cunningham
Warry FH. Hollander
Jonn G
Speare
Springfield
Beiley Deming
Sentrwick Mann
Fred Jacken Southwick
Mass Edward Jackson
Mase
Roland Jackson Southwick
Baid Court
Washogton Law Reporter
C. Sullivan
Supreme Court OF
Columb
Hugh Belt
G Street
Etty- Attest
Clare Taylor
Colbia
F. H. Serphens
Ringgold Hart
Supreme Coucet OF
District Court
Coro Broad Branch
Zambia
District of Golumbian
Rusnymeds Place
Broad Branch Road
Shail
Weabington
Weabington Evening Star
Jennings Bailey
Vopy
Seal
Morg
Fue Connirgheas
F. H. Stephens
Anrasmegis
Supreme Court OF the Dietner of Coumbla
Columbia
Kentucky
Potoma
District of
Columba
Sustein Ly
Tomson
Court Shell
Washington
Washington Peat Mahedo
Withis
Columbis
Arte Court
W. Beach
E Ininghalm
Legal Notices From District of Columbia Courts and Probate
A blot of notices reveals probate matters and condemnations in the District of Columbia. WILTON J. LAMBERT attorney seeks claims by July 6 1921 for an estate in DC. other entries announce administration on estates including Chang Hsi Hale Teabella Balt and William Dovall with claims due by specified dates. court orders petitioning condemnation of land and opening of streets with jury assessment of damages, publication in local papers, and service by U.S. marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton J. Lambert
Ee Court OF the District
Welding Probate Court
District of Columbis
Dis of Columbia
Supreme Court OF the di Columbia
E. Gotins
Columba
Sen Wa
Republic of Cmins
King, Simon, Young & Koenigsberger
Supreme Court OF
District of Columbis Mellie
Borges Va
Edwart Et al
District of Columbia
William Powell
Uber
Jolia Ome Rondred
Edward Stleworth
Sun‘Land
Oedér
Washington Law Reporter
Wasshington Post
Morgan H Beach
F. E Cunningham
Charles Steere
Supreme Court OF Ter District of
Chas Steerer
Geal
Tetet
Columbia
Supremo Court OF the
District OF Columibie
Colombia
Probata Court
Chang Hsi Hale
Republic of China
Uary
Munsey Trust
George & Fraser
Theodora Cogswell
Carter B. Keene
Levy
David
Attormeys
Supreme Court OF the
District Columbia
William Dovall
Traitet of Columbia
Carl H. Claudy
McLachlen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred A. Rudd
O H P Shelley
Montana
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Johnson
Icy
Philander C Knox
Pennsylvania
Wired
Lassette Young
Des Moines
Iowa
Ing
Marion Arurrow
Alex Moore
Pittsburgh
Lillian Russel
James J. Montague
I¢am
Moore
Mrs. Bass
Prohibition
Pick Mitchell
Vincent Nocera
U Street Northwest
oMcers
Eighth Precinct
Treut. Bean
Bergt
Sullirza
Hetmer
Highth
Coolidge
the Daily Legal ‘Record
Dist. of
Preme Coursure
Onier Instier Mecoy
Wis
Vanadren
Panmneurs Attomes
Beary K
Thingon
Ruarllan
Finindlet
Lee
Tener Ck Mt Sond
Plainty
Btrickland
Efendant
Archer Te Smith, Corp of
Seaton J. Harris
Habees Corpus
Char
H. H. Hollander
T. J. Hogan
J. B Carter
Torneys
Leckie
Eax & Sheriers
Memmaims Te Gearseiewe and
Tennallytown Railway Company
Time
Tt. Plain
A J. Mather
George P Hoover
George H. McNeil
ORNS
Justica MeCoy
Lawrence Hart
Joetius McCoy
Eastate
Emma EK
Eeves Allowitng Et Guardian Adttorney
Hugo Satalite
Sarah H. Stevens
Robais
Walter
Joshue Crane
Daniel Diggs
C. T. Aranted
Daniel Dizga
Bond
Ate Vorney
IE OM Hewlett
Marthe S. Gant
Mary FE Frown
Winfield & Gillin
Bien
Keniston
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Attornesa
Arthur Peter
W.H Baden
Henry H Miler
McKenney Ay Planners
William R Emerses
George KR Tagwart
J. Vernon Silance
J. 4 Burkart
S Jonneen
Mare
BL Thomas
Ruth Py Birch
Tignor
Marshall S Hutchinson
J. C. DePutron
Pane B. Stover
Edward
Eyton
Rankaig
Kherobins Pavarini
Joseph F. Cooksey
Qarroll
Maryee
Mary M. Brodericx
Prima R Lowell
Ano
B. McDermatt
Carl Hl Sualth
Ur. Helen
Bada Bhinn
Mattie B. Campbell
Mississippi
RB Baptist
Stor
Pat Ter Ott
Phe
Episcopal
John's Church
Boron
Ren T Ebward
Slater
Vermont
Nanial
Raenig
Christian Science
Congrega
First Congregational Church
Wilmhk
P. Johnston
Asst
Benjamin Bush
Lexington
Souckern
Frank
Tee District of Columbia
Samuel Welle Cummings
Mary MacDonald Cummings
Clara L Wels
Decedent
A. D
Weahington Law Reporter
Washington Fest
Perein
WM. Cl&aick Taylor
R. Dagnty Iy
District of Clark
Rudolph H. Yeatman
Wabecriber
Hal
S. Palser
Conmmnin
el Benedt
Pa Toe
Bi Cogswell
Cotum
Goert
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