Thaw Case Details and Merrill Trial Testimony
The article recounts testimony around the Harry Thaw case with Mrs Merrill describing payments to women for silence and a complex financial record. It covers cross examination by Morschauser, Thaw’s involvement in witness questioning, and references to Thaw’s alleged abuse and the legal maneuvers surrounding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
Merrill
Clifford W Hartridge
Mc Hartridge
Mire Mary Copley
United States Circuit Court
Qaid
Harry Thaw
Coansel
Ross
Morihauser
Merl
Britten
Mills
Pave Ius
Tim Conriders
Yin Snes
Jerome
Gates Price
Sc Mort
Eowan
Tergme
Miss Wallace
Mercill
Thomas
Ethel
Jeromes
Wea
Fifty-fourth Street
Morschauser
Mr. Merrill
Marschauser
Thawell
Reit
Phaw
Reid
Suman
Ste
Mi4
Evelyn Thos
Hebrew Actors Union funds misappropriation case in New York
New York police arrested Tony Galligh treater connected to the Hebrew Actors Crow Ladan on charges of misappropriating about 480 dollars from the Hebrew Actors Union. The case centers on Gotti and the Lob e League Protective Association formed to shield foreigners. Galligh claims the accusations are unfounded and plans to return to New York without requisition papers to clear himself. Two other missing persons and a scaffold accident are briefly noted in the surrounding report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Ro Galligh
Crow Ladan
New York
Justice Wishiam
Gorter
Unie
Bertin Kalich
Gottteta
Washington
Ing
Cays
Lobe League Protective Association
Gotti
Ucien Fle
McCarter 6
Setective Force
Justice Court Hears Guardian for Wayward Juvenile Girl
In a Windham juvenile court session Judge DeLacy heard a troubled girl accused of stealing from a boarder. The case details include theft of a pocketbook and wedding ring, treatment of the accused, and a potential examination of her mental condition. The judge ordered examination at Georgetown Hostal. guardians asked for custody and care.
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Little Gurl
Boarder
Windh
Ring
Wall
Judge DeLacy
DeLacy
Lng
Michel
Wirting
Ain
Che Jatter
Sid
Abe
Halt
Qwestoning
Cid
Georgetown
Edward
Sibert
Gil
Yesterdas
Wocander Brown
Ihnen
Anun
Woman Attacks Canal After Hallucinated Threats
A report from Lat Penis tira Street northwest notes a woman, Melly Maer, collapsed unconscious after an incident near a wall between Piertyth and Uhinty fourte streets. A passerby saw her collapse and authorities were informed at Saint Hospital, where scalp injuries were treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel of
Ifrane
Melly Maer
Piertyth
Uhinty Fourte
Catal
Geagetown Unierais Hospital
Stuart
Tui
Auto injures woman. child run over near Georgetown
An auto collision on Thistieth street northwest at Georgetown University Hospital leaves a 16 year old girl in critical condition and a woman injured. Police say the wagon driver, a Negro aged 30s, was arrested at Seventh street station while investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woeedon
Thistieth Street
Georgetown Univerett, Hospital
Tno
Benama
Stisel
Yagen
Washington accident obituary and casualty report fragment
A damaged OCR fragment references a Washington incident fatality and casualty details. Names such as Marian and Henry Hobirsan appear amid scattered mentions of police, a sale, and public notices. The text includes garbled place markers, possible dates, and several proper nouns without coherent context or full sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitton Vast
Washington
Otorter
Deanty Bat
Aazes Basher
Sone
Henley
Capitol
Wilfiars
Mmi
Hay
Conwell
Whipington
Iftinard Mecennes
Iftinard Mecennes Yop Steate FU Westingian Rey Cars
Rover
Washinston
Pantine Hockensen
Fenge P Witson Cal Mary Scott
Jol
Henry Hobirsan
Fire engulfs home as blaze threatens Somerset Heights
A fast spreading fire driven by wind damaged the home of Dr. Milo H. Sutliff in Somerset Heights Maryland and endangered several nearby houses. A volunteer bucket brigade and Engine Company No 1 raced to the scene drawing water from a pond to hold flames to the origin while authorities estimated damages at 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo H. Sutlit
Somerset Heights
Sutliff
Engine Company No
Somerset
Judge Nero Comparison Sparks Courtroom Tug of War
Strained relations between Judge Rumball and Assistant Corporation Counsel James Pugh surface as lawyer Jones accuses the court of bias while Ava Well colored pleads guilty under condemnation. Pugh refuses to back a lenient recommendation, citing prior disregard, and the judge later sets aside the verdict granting a new trial with nolle prosequi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumball
James T Pugh
Thomas ’ Domes
Lawyee
Ava Well Colored
Cvie
Cnunseries
James Pugh
Ee Gut
Rumbwil
Ounsel
Pugh
Nimball
Vompares
Rome
Sergt Brown
Shwa
Tadse Kumbali
Hambalt
Boy Run Down by Auto. Police Probe Underway
A 12 year old boy was struck by a motor vehicle near Third and H streets. Police are investigating the crash and seeking the car owner and details of the driver involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auta Cement Prawert
Iutamnobile
Health Office Record of Names and Deaths from Milam and Nearby
A garbled health office record lists numerous names including Milam M and Theosnsig Shigiey git Charles MW, Jennie, Angell, Daniel, Helen A, Beatrice A Houghton, Samuel M, Kathryn G Wagner, John and Annie, Mary Hand, Dora Hardawa, Elizabeth Walker Patch, and others. The fragmentary text mentions deaths and assorted births or notices with scattered surnames and locations, rendering a partial roster of individuals connected to a local health or mortality register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam M
Theosnsig
Charles MW
Hoberta
Henry
Jennie
Angell
Dona J
Blanche
Kenewk
Mitre
Hinodé
Daniel 5
Helen
Ghasea
Aleia Shermaker
Raliace
Belen Po Fawler Bay
William Ho
Beatrice
Houghton
Prederink J
Sie
Robert End
Liesoia Haris
Ple
Willlam Hand
Dora J Carter
Tw Tharter
Julia Hiri
Gti Uiurisa
Hattie Ermikster
Wealth of Names From A Fragmented Hotel Directory
A garbled OCR listing presents numerous personal names and places associated with hotels and cities across the United States, including Raleigh New York Philadelphia Detroit Los Angeles and Cleveland. The readable fragments name individuals such as Willem Homes, Tuckley, Ho k inson, Vandaville, Oppenheim, Ackerman, Willem C Alexander, and Albert Vogel, suggesting a directory-like compilation of guests, staff, or patrons rather than a cohesive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostoy
Wilem
Tuckley
New ‘Wird
Raleigh
EH Ovarsteet
New Willard
New York
Hoskinson
Vandaville
Oppenheim
Scawarz
August Hermench
Toul Walfhelm
Augustus
Phimewany
Belnger
Eentawberg
Hugetae
Cecil
Quinty
Moutlcn
Moutlcn CD Washer Chartes Ackerman
Wiltard
Gangse Niles Kaeppre
Prole
St Dames Philadelphia—& OE
Seaton
WOC
Lawton Fosmph
Stalgagan
Hlalelan
Abert Keteey
Dake
Wiltat
Willem C Alexander
OL Athoa
Burnhelm
Jains i Litesborg
Dowdell
Tamer Eal ' Alanama
Turnboll
Birmingham
Willard Salmtorntasi
Haslan
Witney
Angeles
Games Oyvectics
Charles Fogehulte
Hartford
Hehertucky
Tandridge Tranktors
wWilard
Gilbert Thesniot
Louteelite
Aw Bening
Wife
Berding
Ite
Misa Pista Hoskioge Covington
Sibs Dusiara
Guran
Steele George
Eels
Ontesus
Atoet Ahatgan-Amthutt Wolmes
Detroi
New Wit
SW York
Beene Fond
Bian Telattah
Eh Tonegne
Cleveland
New Wilans Ennai
Gia
Renee Ae
Maree
Reae, We Bae Ta ‘Birding
Suffolk W Or
Taylor Hampion BP Runvolpp Norfos Eh Girrard Richmond St James Wircombin
Albert F.vogel
Mulwaukee, Rates
Third Man Sought After Raided Oil Institute Case
Postoffice inspectors search for a man linked to the American Oil Service Institute after its offices were raided on Monday. President McNulty and secretary treasurer Van Vleet are jailed awaiting bail as the Civil Service Commission denies ties to any school. Investigations focus on local transactions and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Postoffice
Service Institute
McNulty
H van Vleet
Tatlor Ned
Amerian Oil Service Institute
United States
Rivid Service Commission
Anthenus Informatan
Lee Uustate
Mestris
van Vient
Uel Munsey
L Feng
Evans Elected President Of Local Construction Union
Joe Evans, previously with the Incizetional Stonecute Trio, was unanimously elected president of the Building Trades Mechanic's Union Local 1 to succeed JT Rabbit. The colonial meeting of representatives from seventeen districts in Washington adjourned after multiple ballots with no clear winner. William F Gilmore and James McCigeken were candidates for the post. a plan to postpone the next meeting was adopted and an excursion to Marshall Mall was rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Evans
Stonecute
Bolding Trades Mechanes
JT Rabbit
Colliinnl
Washington
Plasterers Hall
Hall Street
Pennsyvana Avenue
William F Gilmore
The
Carpenters
James 1
jMcCigeken
Uie
Ton Wakfax Limon
Tyreate
Marshall Mall
Reguiae
Henry’s Trial Around a Failing Shoot Charge
A garbled report describes Henry facing a charge of fuschaging teams without permit after arraignment. The text notes his poor shooting history and a plea of finding a white love ting cold faled to move, with a lenient sentence later imposed and a fifteen day work wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aolumbia Terrace
Henry
Tuige Kerball
Fae
Probate action naming Water and Lrusine To Tuckard
The will of Richard Wooagier dated January 1968 appoints Water and Lrusine To Tuckard as executors and names a probate reappointment to be filed June 1 1968. The real estate firm Tyter Rutherford holds most personal property left to widow P Eleanor Mylet with interest bequeathed from her deceased father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Wii
Richard Wooagier
T Non Trust Company
Admnis Water
Lrusine
Tuckard
Tyter
Eagles Have Big Time in Deserted Beach Page Summary
A scattered OCR fragment describes ocean activities and a town event featuring the Eagles. It mentions beaches, dancing, water games, and a planned large gathering. The text references saltwater baths and a winter setting with limited amusement, noting the crowd’s response and weather impact on plans.
May Be Made Finest Park And Potomac Bredging Efforts Progress
An annual report highlights substantial progress on Potomac river dredging and sewer projects near Washington. The work includes walling along main streets, completion of a canal reach, and substantial material removal. Officials note steady gains over two years, with some challenges and a pledged bond penalty for a late issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomtok
Washington
Dada Abe Vaes
Ommac
District Commissioner West Accepts Appointment as Vice Chairman
District Commissioner West is named vice chairman of a committee and members prepare for a meeting tonight. The event is part of a move to raise funds for a local pageant as officials push for support and engagement from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Motorcyclist Injured After Collision in Town
A motorcyclist was injured in a collision described by witnesses in the town area. Emergency services rushed to the scene and transported the rider for medical evaluation as police began investigations into the cause and liable party. The incident disrupted traffic and prompted a temporary road closure.
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Pen
Harry Sho
Tan
Ch Fry
Pho
Wits
Ieee
Sven
Ows
Amd
Cd West
Munro Winn
Giveay
Qatar
Una
Merrit
Rumnimir
Hartridge
Barton
Shale
Solomon
Nin
Willis
Murphy Wan
Teome
Murphy
Andy
Voung
Theough
Grindler
Surin
Tel Nga
Lamoriaw
Morrill
Evans
Inter
Ibis
Harry
Leo BP Zurhorst
Wiliam
Joen R Wright Co
Ante
Fey
EF Harvey S
A B Jenkins
WM H Sardo & CO
Stevens
Costello
Ruetes
Geier's Sons
Sen
Vane Cai
Speare
F Street
Ora
Blackistone's
Ain and
Hosa
Jokalon Wine CO
14Th St. N.W
Prcrivee
Lous R. Gottles
Yiddish Players’ Union
New York City
Kirby Pfeffer
Thirteenth Street
Everett Grimes
Prince George County
Hart Lewis Lubmert
Agolph
Kearney Street
Garfield Hospital
Jovenier
Canal
Physitiane
Morgan
Capitol Grounds
Nero
Kimball Reme
Health Office Record
Elizabeth Walker Patch
Sore
Merrida A Madden
Slaton Road
Amsoot
Civil Service Institute
Boltling Trades Mechanics’ Council
Workhouse
J.E. Dyer & CO
M Street
N. W
Eagles
Washington Aerie
Chesapeake Beach
Charger
Mary Wenter
Maj. Morrow
Potomac Recreation Grounds
Bredging
Iornes Mangan
Steskton
Chamber
Ani
Iran
Post
Erry
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
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