Wife Denied Decree Faces Charges In Notes
Fragmentary notes recount a turbulent divorce case involving Mire Bernadeta Hayes and ex police, with sister testimony declaring misconduct by Joseph H. Fields. The petition seeks absolute divorce, while accusations include assault threats, improper conduct, and alleged withholding of support amid disputes over children and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadeta Hayes
John Heaey Grant
Tunea
Hayes
Omar
Atternes
James
Joseph
Fliabeth
Irs
Murphy Counsel
Virginia
Miss Laura V Bussard Rites Held In Baltimore
Miss Laura V Bussard aged 41 died yesterday at her home in Alabama apartment. She had lived in Washington y years, came here for Hag. Funeral services set for 8 o clock tonight at Fysongs Funeral Parlour, interment at Baltimore. Survived by two step sisters Margaret Want and Miss Sara Mantz, and a step brother George Mantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Bussart
Ahama
Washington
Hagsaa Ane
Ae “Vargaret
Ara Mant
Arge F “Mantz Funera Services
Bied
Fysongs Funeral Parlire
Erment
Batimore
Funeral services for Mrs Annie R Buckley
Mrs Annie R Buckley widow of EB Buckles civil war veteran will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at Hol Rarechurch Gural. Burial will be in Mount O fyet cemetery. She died Monday at her son's home, 1122 Sixth Street Northeast, after a long illness. She is survived by her son Edward Buck and three daughters Mrs Ulella Tree of Boston, Mrs Lerteude Geffin, and Mrs Margaret Sweeney of this city. Age about 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie R Hukley
Buckles
Corrow
Rarechurch
Gural
Monda
Edward & Buck
Sixth Street
Versuella Tree
Boston
Lerteude Geffin
Margaret
Sweeney
Irwin pledges policies to disabled veterans at garden party
Irwin national commander pledged to uphold policies ensuring no injustice toward disabled veterans. He stressed loyalty to comrades and mentioned immigration and adjusted compensation, praising the Rehabilitation Bureau’s efforts and hospital work. Over 2000 attended the Mount Alto event as the Marine Band played.
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Irwin National
Mount Altos
Irwins
Americaniam
Frank T Hines
Thel Coterana Bureau
Irwin
Tor Hines
Dunlap P Fenhallow
Mount Alto
Robert Smith
United States Marine Band
Albert E Thomas Dies In His Home
Albert E Thomas died yesterday at his residence on Met Fi aSant street NW. Born in Maryland in 184? he moved to Washington in 1844 and served 40 years in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing ending as purchasing agent. He was active in the Knights of Columbus and Calvary Methodist Church. Survived by wife Mildred and daughter Genevieve plus son Walter. funeral to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bb Thomas
Mir Thomas
Rederah
Bureau of Engraving and Pringing
Arthur Pugh Gorman
Maryland
Washington Centennnial Todwe
Ledge Knights of Nothias
Potomiu
Calvary Moe Church
Thomas
Washington
Mildred
Genevieve
Walter Thomas
Hherbert
Boroudt
Denslow
Gough
Enel Board
Hull
Owas Strait
Lumbia Garnery
Moon Lodge
Qlarard
Methodist Sands
Dunlap Dies Noted Civil Engineer at 44
John H. Dunlap, a noted civil engineer and former State University of Iowa designer, died in a New York hospital after a railroad wreck spinal injuries. He lived at Hastings on the Hudson, had been with CH ry 3 Darmouth graduate, survived by widow and three children.
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John H. Dunlap
Chrago
New York
American Society of Cty 1
King Neers
Railroad
Buda Lino Fis
West 39Th Street
Lex Yorkify
RITES FOR OTTO NOLTE FORMER NAVY CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
Otto Nolte, former chief quartermaster in the Navy, died Monday at Naval Hospital Miro. He enlisted in 1901, served until 1916 when retired for disability. Military honors will accompany funeral at Arlington Cemetery this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Are Nolte
Naxx
Mondas
Naval
Miro Nolte
Navy
Nolte
Cits
Treasury Department
Oces
Arlington Cemetery
Draughtsman To Wed Federal Employe
Melvin Rees, 25, a draughtsman with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, and Miss Virginia Alten, 23, of the Department of Agriculture, obtained a Rockville Maryland marriage license and will wed today at the Seventh Day Adventist church in Takoma Park. The ceremony will be attended by the bride’s mother, Mrs. Margaret T Allen, and maid of honor Goldie Allen. Rees’s brother will serve as best man. the couple reside at 1440 W Street Northwest and 1774 U Street Northwest.
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Melvin
Rees
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
Alten
Department of Agriculture
Rockville
Takoma Park
Margaret T Allen
Goldie Allen
Rees Hves
W Street
Miss Allen
U Street
Post Insurance Plan Attracts Nationwide Newspaper Readers
The Washington Post promotes a low cost group insurance plan offering two policy options a $500 accident policy and a $500 life policy. The program targets readers nationwide with easier access and fewer conditions than traditional insurers, backed by Post backed underwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
National Capital
Maryland Insures Guardsmen Lives Under New Plan
Special to The Washington Test from Annapolia July 29 reports Maryland signs an application for reinsurance totaling 7900 to cover 4100 Maryland National Guard members. The plan, written as an employer group policy, offers low wholesale rates and waives medical exams. Premiums will be deducted from pay as during wartime.
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Washington
Annapolia
Marsyland National Guard
Krig
Miler Heackord
Maryland
New York State Guard
Decentralized Prohibition Prosecution Named for New England
Attorney General Stone announced the first regional appointment system for prohibition prosecutions. John J Byrne of Boston will general charge the New England region with decentralized supervision. Byrne previously clerked for Chief Justice Taft and before that for Chief Justice White.
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Stone
John J Byrne
Boston
Prohibition
New England
Dia
Mabel Weilker
Willebrandt
Asalutant
Fifteen Hurt In Wreck Laid To Hazey Orders
A passenger train wreck near Charlotte injures fifteen people, with several seriously hurt and three fatally. Officials cite hazy orders and confusion among train staff as the cause while investigators await recovered victims for questioning. Names include Minish, Pratt, Waters, and Sifford among passengers and workers. many remain in hospitals.
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Charlotte
Northern Electric
Ay Minish
Pratt
Pissen
Rootrom
Creek
Annie Sifford
H Whieldr
Hiad
Lizzie Wilfard Kershaw
Fran Es Taster
Gastenva
Fuehard Hall Belmont KR
Bruis Dor
Lees Spear
Ilbowmoen
Five Reserve Officers Ordered to Duty
Five local men holding omissions in the officers reserve corps were ordered yesterday by the War Department to take a course by training Second Lieutenant Charles Tenry Furningham 31 17 Street Northwest menal corps West Camp Altre? Nall NJ Captain Wyrry Carnish Sigourney, 147 Street Northwest air service reports to the chief of the air service are Major Henry Olbrt Fiatt The Cordova Tw outell and Florida arenu northwest Captain Albert Hubert Dontero 410 Washingtons building military yntethig no department Captain Wi haul B fyse M2007 G Street Northwest infantry to Camp Meade Md Sie lath r fo, duty with the 320th infantry 5th district a
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Officers Reserve Corps
Charles Tenry Firmingham
Northwest Menal Corps
Camp
Altre
Wyrry Carnish Sigourney
Northwest Air Service
Air Service
Henry Olbrt
Cordova
Outell
Florida
Arenu
Albert Hubert Dontero
Body of Bishop Haid Buried in Abbey Ceremony
In Charlotte South Carolina 94 The Right Reverend Leo Haid bishop of Sorthara lina and death of Ronan Oath clergy in Ametia was laid to rest in Beluert Abbey. Dignitaries from across the country attended private services and a cathedral requiem mass. The Right Reverend Abbott Chutes Vou Q 8 B of St fens Abbey San Antonio Florida presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fens
San Antonio
Rey Hush
Hutchinson Company Buys Logan Coal Plants
The Hutchinson Island Creek Company in West Virginia agreed to acquire 25 Logan coal plants from the Wain Island Creel Coal Company for about 4.59 million dollars. The deal covers 28,000 acres of coal lands in the Logan field. Hutchinson is controlled by the West Virginia Coal and Coke Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson Co
Logan
Huntington
Wain Island Creel Coal Company
Wes Virgina
Hutchinson Island Creek Company
Hutchingon Company
West Virginia Goal
Oke Company
Bookkeeper Hornberger Arrested for Forgery Charges
Adam Mason Hornberger aged 23 was arrested yesterday by Headquarters Detectives Cullinane and O Dea on four forgery charges. The allegations stem from his work as a bookkeeper for the Cole Martin Company at Fifth Street and New York Avenue Northwest.
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Adam Mason Hornberger
Westreet Northwest
Cullinane
O Dea
Cole Martin Company
Fifth Street
New York Avenue
Hornberger
Forty Children Made Homeless in Bruen Fire
Forty children displaced by the Bruen Tlome fire in Northwest Washington were temporarily housed at the Central Union Mission and with relatives. Officials urged safer housing and questioned future permits for children’s homes in fire-prone buildings while fund drives to establish a new home proceeded.
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Willer Fost
Protograr
Bruen
Central Union
First Street
New York Avenue
Seventh Street
Chilkrens Fur
Central Union Mission
Birst Street
FE K. Lierk
Te Bruen
Board of Education to Discuss School Psychology Tests
The board plans a special meeting in mid August to review educational measurements and psychological tests in public schools. Capt Julius I Peyser seeks tighter regulation and a central office in Franklin school, citing concerns raised by Brig. Gen. Amos A Fries.
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Julius I Peyser
Boardh of Education
Rolla
Peysers
Amos A Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
United States Army
Peyser
Franklin School
Miss la Salle
Washington
Men Seek Body in Patuxent River After Drowning
Rescue efforts continue along the Patuxent River mouth for Emmett Mitchell, 24, of 512 MC Street NW, swept under an current Sunday at Solo Mons Island. Two brothers from Virginia joined local volunteers in a long search aided by headlights, with a $200 reward offered and explosives used to attempt lifting the body from the waters. Mitchell’s relatives request information leading to recovery, as a multi‑state search extends toward Paul to Opelika.
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Emmett Mitchell
MC Street
Solomons Esland
Mitch
Henry
J Mitchell
Troan
Wallan
Walls
Hartsville
Poe
Opelika
Mitchell
Duff Will Manage Meridian Mansions
Willum Duff former assistant manager of the Ambassador hotel Atlantic City has become manager of Meridian Mansions. He is known for administration of the American Tiles Corporation hotel. He began in Charleston and later with the Ritz Carlton in Philadelphia before joining Atlantic City at the war’s end. Mrs Duff and daughter Frances will come to Washington. elder daughter Helen Duff remains in Philadelphia school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willum Duff
Atlantic City
Meridian Mansions
Huff
Greeters Association
Duff
Frances
Washington
Ileanor Duff
Philadelphia
Estate of Eugene Carusi Valued Over Eighty Thousand Dollars
The Eugene Carusi estate, valued in excess of $80,000, is probated after his death on March 28. His son filed a petition for letters testamentary in probate court. The two sons are sole legatees, with most of the estate consisting of real property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Carusi
U S Keeps Hand On Industry Speech by Julius Klein
Julius Klein director of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce spoke to summer students at George Washington University yesterday. He outlined the department of commerce aims to smooth depressions and promote stabilizing industry through informed practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
George Washington University
Mr Klein
Anacostia Citizens Plan Flower Show
The Anacostia Citizens association and board of trade arranged an autumn flower show at a Masonic temple venue. George A Williams was chosen to head the planning committee. The group also urged city action to address weed problems in streets, petitioning Lieut Col Sherrill, and announced five tennis courts opening next week in Anacostia Park. Dr George F Havenner presided, with the next meeting set for September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacostia
Anacostia Park
George F. Havenner
Glass Returns to Capital After Illness
Senator Calter Glass, recovering from ptomaine poisoning suffered after a Democratic national convention attack, is able to leave for Washington on July 29 to clear his desk before returning to his farm. Basilio Foscano and Maria Foscano petitioned the District Supreme Court to legalize the adoption of 6 year old Paolina Paterno, with an affidavit of parental consent filed and Attorney F G Sloan appearing for the petitioners.
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Lynchburg
Calter Glass
Washington
Glass
Basilio Foscano
Maria Foscano
Quincy Place
District Supreme Court
Paolina Paterno
F G Sloan
Alexandria thief captured by Rosemont police report
A report notes a quick capture of an Alexandria thief by Rosemont police. The article references a dry law case, multiple merchants summoned for license fee issues, and a lengthy meeting tracing bonds, sewers, and road projects with local officials and delegates in attendance.
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Alexandria
Rosemont
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Pramaall
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Laura V
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Annie R. Buckley
William H Santalmann
Taylor Bransonse
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Lincoln Centennial
Sanford
Clark
John Po
United States Soldiers Home
Gan
John
Zimmerann
Mereden Trass
Telakewski
Andy L Ffer
Tadisan Moon
Fue Goodwinderstore
Gama
RWIN
Albert E. Thomas
Engraving Bureau
Otto Nolte
Arlington
Piedmont
FEAR
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Herman Rocorselski
Otis Place
Flees
Childra
Central
Tinian Missions
Oysier
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Amine
A. A. Fries
Fries
Erie
Public Schools
Daily Press
Are Misa la Salle
Patuxent River
Hotel Ambassador
U. S
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Clarendon
Washington Gallery
13Th St NW
C. H. Luengene
Freese Gurnew
Transportation Building
17Th St
H St
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Suh Avenue
59Th Street
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West 57Th Street
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West 43Rd Street
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