Defying Klans Mob Victim's Friend Will Furnish Bond
Mrs Kennedy says she will name others in the group and intends to secure bond for Miss Grondon. She plans to present facts to the States attorney and expose names of mob participants to protect Grondon in the future while noting county sheriff's edict against further attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederen
Jalus
Dorothy Randon
Viola Kennedy
Randon
Vieniis
Rardon
Dori
Tomorow
Msarsville
Miss Grendon
Miss Keannedy
Miss Grandon
Dornbs
Kennedy
Mary Shank
Victor Alexander
Mra
Shank
Bail pledged by Wheeling relatives for Randons kin
A Wheeling socialite Miss Randons was detained after a tar and feathering incident at Myersville Maryland. Relatives in Wheeling pledged bail for her release, highlighting her prominent family ties and high social standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
Wheeling
Two Petition Court To Halt Rent Board
Melendez owner of an apartment at 1Nd7 Thirteenth Street NW sues the rent commission in District Supreme Court for a restraining order to stop rent adjustments. Maurice and Benjamin Kas, owners of a building at 3608 Rock Creek Church Road NW, also seek a restraining order through Peltman and Weiner. Court hear that only four of ten apartments are rented and the complaint tenant is no longer in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Melendez Ring Wner
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Dstrict Supreme Furt
Rent Commission
Maurice and
Benjamin Kas
Rock Creek Church Road Northwest
Peltman and
Weiner
Ias
Lone Wolf Asher I and White Mule Not Cause
Prohibition Agent James L. Asher known as the Lone Wolf was ordered to bed by his physician. He appeared at a Baltimore case hearing and said he was ill but denied that liquor sampling duties or the White Mule provoked his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Wolf
James L. Asher
Baltimore
United States
Supplecato
Asher
House Divided by Feuding Families at 463 G Street
Dispute at 463 G Street NW ends with arrest warrants for Frank B Lowall and Clyde Leon Wellons. Lowall charged with disorderly conduct, Wellons charged with assault after a back yard dispute over noise and a claimed insult. Bail set at $20 each. Lowall previously a prohibition agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Street
Frank B Lowall
Clyde Leon Wellons
Lowall
Wellons
Springman
Darnall Lowland
Wheels Collapse Kills Autoist Near Cedar Grove Maryland
An auto crash near Cedar Grove Maryland killed 18 year old Harry Dory Gloyder of Gaithersburg as the wheels collapsed on the car. His brother Marvin Gloyd, 17, who was driving, escaped injury. Bernard Kinsey, 17, of Matherburg, 17, owner of the car with a broken arm, was thrown out but unharmed. The group had been returning from Frederick where they had been casing. The car wheel failure occurred on a curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Harry Dorsey Gloyder
Gaithersburg
Marvin Gloyd
Bernard Kinsey
Aalthersburg
Frederick
Holy Name Society Plans National Convention
The Washington section held its quarterly meeting at St Jerome’s Church in Hyattsville with over 200 attendees from local parishes. Father Woof Ripple OP spoke as spiritual director and president, outlining plans for the national convention this autumn. Patrick J Hartigan and Rev Andrew J Carey addressed delegates. The next meeting will be at St Paul’s Church, and refreshments were served on the church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Holy Name Society
St Jeromes Cnurch Hyattsville
Father Woof Ripple
United States
Patrick J Hartigan
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Andrew J Carey
St Jeromes Church
St Pauls Church
Local Guardsmen Report Near Perfect Exercise Score
National Guardsmen yesterday fired 12 inch guns at Fort Monroe achieving near perfection with four hits in the first five shots and the last shot slightly off. The moving targets were towed by tugs five miles distant as the unit completes two weeks of intensive instruction. Lieut James D Eggestonm leads the battery, which will sight see before returning Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Monroe
James D Eggestonm
Two Soldiers Accused of Auto Theft in Montgomery County
Montgomery county Maryland authorities accuse soldiers Charles Ashley Miller and Joseph A Hartman of stealing an automobile owned by Mrs M L Chase of Kensington. The pair were arrested in Reedville and returned to Rockville after being found without proper leave. The stolen car had not yet been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Maryland
M L Chase
Kensington
Charles Ashley Miller
Joseph A Hartman
Goldiers
Rockville
Hreedaville
Nmc
Stanley Gingell
Lawrence Clagett
Leroy Rodgers
Rehabilitations Halt Likely as District Sees Closures
The Fourth district faces rapid declines in training personnel as the United States Veterans Bureau schedules a national discontinuance by July 1, 1926. Only two schools remain in the district Fort McHenry and a Washington photography program with several centers already closed. District totals show thousands rehabilitated and hundreds dead or discontinued, with 45 347 in training district wide and 15 492 still in university or college programs as closures loom.
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United States Veterans Bureau
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Fort McHenry
School of Photography
Washington
Perryville Md
Bureau
District of Columbia
New Life
Veterans Bureau
Farma
Roanoke
Lafayette
la San Francisco
Atlanta Fargo
Fresno
Port Jefferson
Silver Springs
Nauvoo II
Long Island City
Prescott
Ariz
Tucson
San Diego
Calif Goshen
Norfolk Mass
Camp Holabird
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Phoenix
Focono Pines
Chick Springs
Taylor S
Pasca
Goula
Miss Chillicothe
Los Angeles
Lindley Farms
Stockton
Cal
Boy 15 Seeks 1926 Citizens Military Training Camp
Goddard Du Bois Jr. of 105 Riverside Drive New York applied for the Plattsburg 1926 citizens military training camp. He filed the first application Saturday with Capt Nathan H Lord civil aide to the Secretary of War for New York. His father Goddard Du Bois Sr. completed the formal filing to show support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard du Boils, Jr
Riverside Drive
New York
Citizens
Plattsburg, N
Nathan H. Lord
State of New York
Goddard, Jr
Goddard du Bois, Sr
Police push for day law enforcement by D C police
Commissioner Oyster renewed his bid to place prohibition enforcement under the District police department. He noted two cases dismissed when the federal agent was absent in court and said the force should operate independently of the federal unit. He will renew the request to authorize plainclothes officers as prohibition agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster
Washington
McMahon
Tullar
Police
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement
Commissione
500 Gallons Alcohol Two Stills Seized In Northwest DC
Police from the Third precinct raided a house behind 1627 O Street Northwest and seized about 500 gallons of alcohol, two 500 gallon stills, and roughly 100 five gallon cans. The operation, prompted by neighbor complaints, yielded the arrest of William C Cole 31 and Frank Jo Zack tied to the case. Detectives Arrington and Marks led the raid and both men were charged with manufacture and possession of Miquel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Street Northwest
Arrington
Sergeant Marks
William C Cole
Frank Jo Zack
M Street Southwest
Man Sought for Stealing From Church Poor Box
Police hunt a thief who rifled a church poor box at St Thomas Catholic on Twenty seventh street and Woodley road northwest two weeks earlier. The exact amount was not known but church records suggested about $100. A man seen tampering with another box Friday fled when the sexton approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Thomas Catholic _ church
Twenty Seventh Street
Woodley Road
Thomas A Walsh
Emmett Preston
Dog Leaps to Auto Bites Boy on Lip
Maynard Hamma, 9, of 3363 Brothers Place SE, was bitten on the lip by a dog yesterday. The boy was on a machine’s running board when the dog sprang, clamped its teeth on him as he prepared to jump down. Bystanders chased the dog, which then disappeared. He was taken to a physician and pronounced the injury not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Hamma
Brothers
Hauman
Juggling Knife Incident Critically Injures Man at Benning Packing
John Riester aged 20 suffered partial severing of his right ear when a juggling knife, used during a performance, fell and struck him at the Benning Packing House. He was taken to Casualty hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riester
Benning
Fiester
Casualty Hospital
Glover's Hospital Trek Sparked by Apparent Conspiracy
William I. Glover, 44, a packer, was injured when a heavy object struck his back while crating furniture at Cathedral Mansions on Connecticut Avenue NW. An ambulance shortage and police wagon missteps led to a delayed ride to Emergency Hospital, ending with a collision and Salisbury’s arrest for colliding, who posted $40 collateral. Glover left hospital and returned home.
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William I. Glover
Glover
Packer
Cathedral Mansions
Connecticut Avenue Northwest
Casualty Hospital
Seventh Precinct
Thea
Davis
Third Precinct
Twelfth Street
District Boy Wins Commission and War Camp Medals
Five Washington boys were honored yesterday at Camp Meade for commissions and medals in military training. Edward W. Harnett of Georgetown University received a second lieutenant commission from General Muir. Gold medals went to Elmer F Stein, Howard C Cross, George W Gibbs, and John S Nesbitt of Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other corps members also earned reserve commissions. General Muir urged the value of coordinated mind and body in citizenship as Maj Gen Charles H. Mair and Brig Gen Harold B Rishe presided over the parade.
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Washington
Camp Meade
Charles H. Mair
Arta
Harold Briske
Leutenant
Infantry Officers Reserve Corps
Edward W. Harnett
Georgetown University
Muir
Elmer F Stein
Howard C Cross George W Gibbs
John S Nesbitt
Buhl Moore
Col Gorge E Thorne
Bernice de Pasquali
Royal Academy Philharmonic of
Rome
Beneft
Samuel Wolger Bittner Jr
Russell Farenbach
Henry E Kiugh
James H Davis
Charles N Hollingsworth
Carna Ble School of Technology
Pittsburgh
Albert C Tinaley
Thomas I Peck
Virginia
Julian JD Tebo
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Alao
James V Alfriend Jr
Hubert P Barton
Thomas M Jenifer Joseph Kaplan
Austin A Lamer Jr
Edgar T Mosley
George M Shrivar Jr
Mate at Beach Alone Husband Arro的 Poison
Mrs Coyle, wife of Ernest Cogie, swallowed lodina at Arlington Beach. She was treated at Georgetown Hospital after neighbors alerted police. Her husband was away at the time. Harry Kidd, 28, of 32614 Quincy Place Northeast, also ingested iodine at the same location and remains at Casualty Hospital in uncertain condition. Police report no motive given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Beach
Anna Coyle
M Street
Cogie
Georgetown Hoapital
Cogies
Ernest Cogie
Harry Kidd
Quincy Place
Casualty Hospital
Capital Man Drowns At Solomon's Island
Emmett D Mitchell 24 of 514 Morgan Street NW drowns Sunday during a first day vacation outing at Solomon's Island Md. He swam against warned treacherous current while friends crabbed nearby. Searchers dragged the stream overnight with the body not recovered by press time. He former Opelika Alabama resident and Mason Vaughn Bible Class Cavalry Baptist church member. Survived by his mother and brother Henry Mitchell and sister Miss Tom Mitchell. two brothers residing in Roanoke Virginia.
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Emmett D. Mitchell
Emmett D Mitchell
Streat
Solomon’s Island
Mitchell
Globs Furniture Company
Opelika Ala
King David Lodge of
Masons
Vaughn Bible Class
Cavalry Baptist Church
Henry Mitchell
Morgan Street
Tom Mitchell
Roanoke, Vale
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Heelry
Toomie Agen
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SIAT
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Boy
Mair
Speaker
Sainte
William Areerwood
Brentwood
Moawan
NEW York Oil Company
Casper
Potomac Insurance Company
Comwy
Wvkebrogbon Loan & Trust Building
Eianes Beer
Avenue O Ninth
Ninth
The
Morning Post
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Polarne
Deder
Ara
St. WW
Science
Eiseman's
Washington Post
H. C. Cragg Mfg. CO
ST. S. W. Main
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