Secret Will Fight Reveals War Over Negro Ancestry
Comissioner Warner returns from Clinton to defend his father's will against widow Isabella Robinson Warner now accused of deceiving him about the estate. He claims the marriage hid her mixed ancestry and consents to contest the will, seeking to uphold his late father John Warner's fortune of over 1.5 million dollars and ensure his sisters receive their shares.
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John Warner
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Warner
Teabella Bobton Warner
Jona Warnes
Tudge Cochrane
Cuntom
Wrener
Gin
John Werner
Isabells Robinson Warner
Havana
Ohio
West
Atepher Fabinson
Beira
Warners
Arabella Werner Bell
Minnie Warner Mutter
United States
Eluded Police Four Years Charged in 1993 Bicycle Theft
James Eden faces charges of grand larceny for stealing a bicycle in 1993 after a four year police search. Central Office Detective Berman arrested him yesterday. The case ties to alleged prior detections and recovered property linked to Fran k Widderbuscy and others, with the jewelry and items connected to the original owner.
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James Eden
James Bien
Alina Bawards
Central Ofice
Berman
Welty Jarceny
Yilen
Frank Widderbuscy
City Bulletin Opens With Local Commerce Notes
The column highlights the city’s retail scene with claims of high value in clothing and shoes at one-fourth the cost, urging readers to visit Justif’s O10 Stand for bargains. It also reports on the Agriculture Department’s Cream samples plan, mentions special police appointees, and notes the funeral of a Georgetown resident.
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Cman
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Printers Union Vote Defeats Plan for Unemployed Relief
In a July meeting of the Columbia Typographical Union the proposed unemployment relief plan backed by Joseph E B Goodkey was defeated by 279 to 242. The rejected proposal would have levied 9 to 10 cents extra per member for a relief fund, with weekly benefits up to six dollars for unemployed members and caps on total yearly payments.
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Columbia
J. L. Foding
Union
George G. Helbold
The
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Jowph
EB. Goodskay
Fnwwenstiona ‘Typographical Union of North America
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Senterday
York
Goodkey
Playground preliminaries for city tournament schedule announced
Public Playground Association sets five 5 oclock prelims at Washington venues. North Capitol to face rescolate ground, Juvenile Court youths vs Virginia Avenue, Neighborhood Club at Towers School, Jefferson School vs Ludlow, Sixth and Weateete vs Virginia Avenue. Officials cite past discourtesy but no major disturbances as teams prepare for August 7 and 1 events ahead of September finals at Van Ness Park.
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Lattara
Juvenil Court
Virginia Avenue
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Jefferson School
Ludlow
Henry & Curtis
pMeml
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Marshall How
St van Ness Park
Baltimore Man Arrested on Horse Theft Charge
John Foote was arrested in Baltimore on a charge of taking a horse and runabout belonging to Tesmond Krahling of Eleventh Street Southeast. The alleged robbery occurred near Chevy Chase Lake in Montgomery County around 8 p.m. Sunday, with Frank Taylor accompanying Foote. Police were notified via telegraph, and Foote was to be taken to Rockville Court.
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Baltimore
Raymond Krahling
John Foote
Tesmond Krahling
Eleventh Street
Chevy Chase Lake
Montgomery County
Mae
Frank Taylor
Iy Lus
Will Send Runaway Boy Home From Altoona
Ten year old Arnold Baker, run away from his home in Altoona Pennsylvania, told a moving tale of mistreatment that moved detectives at the federal center to sympathy and led to his return to his parents. He was found well supplied with firearms and a penny dreadful at the House of Detention. His father James P. Baker of 1313 West Avenue was notified and will send a team to bring him back. A separate note reports a Mount Pleasant Church youth committee organizing an outing for children with rides, games, and aeromobile tides planned by Mrs H. C. Dickinson and others.
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Altoona
Centrnt
C. B. Society
Christkan -Indeaver Suriety
Mount Pleasant
H. C. Dickinson
Emery Taster
Hayner Gordon
Ross Johnson
Divorce Court Sees Violent Abuse Claims In Thompson Case
Mrs. Jessie Thompson accuses husband Charles Thompson of brutal treatment during their marriage including floor dragging and choking. She left August last, returned in October, and alleges he used threats and abuse. Thompson denies charges, says he supports her and plans to contest the suit while employing counsel.
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Cheryson
He Jefferson Public School
District Supreme Court
Iis
Jessie
Thompson
O Street
Eoon
L. Leekle
Leekde
Value of gas plant and capital plans discussed in court
Auditor James G Fayne opened testimony on valuing Georgetown Gas Vent Company plant and extensions for capital increase to 1 000 000. Witnesses estimate cash value at 508 022 with franchise and goodwill at 131 083, exclusion from reproductive cost. Hearing in Equity Court No 9 continues to next Friday with experts and company representatives present. Mention of power outlet contract for old BH street sewer project and excavation details for Warren jirontezer Company bid for site work.
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Ashley M. Gould
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Hegeing
R. Ross Perry & Son
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Jirontezer Company
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Nuisance chimney smoke report prompts commission review
A District health official reported that smoke issuing from 729 Second Street Northwest and 727 Second Street constitutes a nuisance, though avoidable if the chimney were higher. The matter was referred to Building Inspector Ashfore for action. A survey of 224 276 Bamaptt alley houses was recommended, with J Bipe Heck as District representative and Mary Mullizan as second board member. report due to the Commissioners.
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