Star witness Lorenz testifies in Crawford post office case
The Crawford case drew a crowded courtroom as George E. Lorenz, now a state's witness, faced a brutal cross examination by Crawford’s counsel A. J. Worthington. Lorenz denied seeking immunity or reward while asserting he told the truth to government officials and bore no plan to save himself.
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Crawford
Criminal Court No 1
William G. Crawford
August W. Machen
George ¥. Lorenz
United States
Post Office Department
George E. Lorenz
A. 3. Worthington
Worthington
Lorenz
Mache
Charles A. Douglass
Samuel Maddox
A. Worthington
Penitentiar
Loring Sean
Beach
Justice Wright
Department of Justice
Lee
Toledo
Lorene
Januay
Kumler
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Strareige
Bristow
Baiji
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Tines
Machen
Goreng
Shaw
Wright
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Mr. Worthington
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Paid for Their Transfers City Lines Defy Court Order
Conductors on the City and Suburban line charged extra fares as Justice Anderson postponed the reciprocal transfer system until June 10. City officials claimed no notice of the delay, printing showed the court order, and transfers remained valid only until further instruction. General Harries cited no postponement orders, and McDermott's instructions to begin the first order prevailed. Local officials planned to continue until directed otherwise, demanding the added fare for transfers to City and Suburban.
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Justice Anderson
Supreme Court of the District
Bubur+ban
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Lne
Gen. Harries
Anld
A. L. McDermott
New Jersey
McDermott
Weather Post From Washington Warns Local Thunderstorms
Weather report from the Department of Agriculture notes low pressure and high temperatures across the Plateau and Canadian Northwest with no notable precipitation. Local thundershowers and mild storms reported in the Middle Bloc regions and Eastern Florida with cooler readings in the South Atlantic States. Winds shift along coasts with varied speeds. steamers bound for European ports face fresh winds. Temperatures recorded midnight to morning ranges. rainfall trace. several cities listed for yesterday’s temps and rainfall. Diplomat in Auto Accident. An automobile collision near Fourteenth and F streets NW injured no one. Baron von Tuytt, secretary of the Netherlands Legation, was aboard with minor vehicle damage.
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Dept of Agriculture
Washington
Thurday
Plateau
Canada
Upper Lake Region
Pacific
Florida
South Atlantic
Rocky
New England
Middle Atlantis
Ean
Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Meximum
Cther Eftien
Aaheville
Atlanta
Ox ‘Atlanti City
Biamarck
Beaton
Mase
Buffalo
Chicago
Sita
Glaolan
Cheyenne
Denver
Coto
Dox Moines
Galveston
Tax
Little Rock
Ae Marquarie
Memphi
New Orleans
New Form
X. Y
Phusburg
Papal Lake City
Dinh. Louis
N Paul
Mion
Springfield
Vicksburg
Sre
Baron von Tuytt
Netherlands Legation
Mortimer Hoover
Fifteenth Atreat
Fourteenth
F Streets
Right to shed tears address to law graduates at National University
The thirty sixth annual commencement of the National University Law School was held at Lafayette Opera House with Dean Eugene Carysi presiding. Judge Edwin P. Hanna delivered the keynote address, praising both legal sanitation and the remaining picturesque elements of the profession, while medals and degrees were conferred on a large slate of graduates from multiple states and districts.
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National University Law School
Lafayette Opera House
Frederick L. Siddons
Law
United States Marins Bend
M. Newman
Edwin P. Hanna
Mary Department
Tennessee
Justha Alvey
Eugene Carysi
James Philip Brigna
Georgia
Carilale L. Hubbard
McArthur Bola
McArthur
Albert Manoury Boyle
Maryland
Fairfax Bayard
Roy Chester Glane
District of Columbia
John H. Anderson
Ohio
Frank H. Baltimore
Charles M. Birkhead
Edward Thompson Company
John Wesley Crawford
New Jersey
T. & J. W. Johnson Company
Carlisle L. Hubbard
H. Thomas Law Book Company
Albert Manoury Boui
Rees, Welsh & Company
American Law Book Company
Blackstone
James Schouler
Theodore B. Hiton
North Dakota
Dean Carns
List of Names in Fragmented Almanac of U.S. States and Territories
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with varied state or territory affiliations. Names include Handy, Hay Jr, Hearty Hay, Heath, Helsler, Eldridge Eilger, Foit, Hornbrook, Johnston, Joyce, Karr, Kitchin, Moul don, Moomaw, Moore, Peck, Perez, Phelps, Fistes, Quinn, Rager, Rodrigues, Robson, Rodrigues again, Kea maker, Smith, Thomas, Thompson, Tingle, Torey, Young, and others, tied to districts like Virginia California New York Florida and Porto Rico among others, suggesting a biographical roll or directory page.
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Pather Griftmn
California
Algernon Lee Handy
Virginia
Charles Edward Hay, Jr
Illinoie
Frederick Hearty Hay
New York
Spencer Heath
1- Nals
Frederick Dave Helsler
Kansas
Willian Eldridge Eilger
Florida
William Wallace Foit
South Carolina
Wiliem Harrison Hornbrook
Towa
John Willis Johnston
Roland Wills Joyce
Edwin Washington Karr
North Carolina
Arthur Lahve Kitchin
Porto Rico
Charles Edward Robson
England
Guillermo Moscoso Rodrigues
William Branton Gams
Ydaho
James ‘William Shea
Colorado
Thomen Buckman Keamaker
District of Colombia
Bernard Howard Smith
Megsachurette
William Winfeld Goali
Ohio
Richard Marty Thomas
District of Columbia
Edward Cyrus Thompson
Iowa
Stacy Ray Tingle
Wiliam Joseph Dantom Tie
Antonio C. Torey
Faipping Inlands
Edward Harbart Young
Prizes Awarded at Corcoran School of Art Ceremony
The Corcoran Art Gallery hosted a prize ceremony for Corcoran School of Art pupils. Miss Anna Laura Sewell won the gold medal for life and antique drawings, with Mrs Gertrude Grey taking the bronze and Mr Ruel Tolman earning the silver for draped figures. Other honors went to Miss Helen Coolidge Handley and Miss Ruth Clements amid an appreciative audience and a concluding musical program.
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Browe
Corcoran
F. B. Me
Guire
John Mr. Wilson
C. Messer
Corcoran School of Art
R. MN. Brooke
James Henry Moser
Matilda Maeden
McGuire
Mercer
Merser
T. D. Miller
George W. Maynard
Turner
New York
Anna Laurae Sewell
Gertrude Grey
Ruel P Tolman
Helen Coolidge Handley
Isabel L Johnson
Mise May Goodell
Gwarde
Nannie Kelly
Helen
Halstead
Misa Clemente
District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs
Ruth Clements
T. B. Macutcheons
Sarah Wright
Wrong street number cited in gunshot medical report
Police could not verify the couple's account after they sought treatment at an Emergency Hospital. Robert L. Cissel, 26, of 2024 Brightwood Avenue Northwest, and Hanna O'Connor, 20, of 74 Fifth Street Northwest, claimed a revolver discharge wounded them at the woman's home. A Sixth Precinct officer found the Fifth Street address did not match and no O'Connor resident was located.
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Robert L. Cissel
Brightwood Avenue Northwest
Hanna O'Connor
Fifth Atrest Northwest
Athe Police
Houga
Fifth Street
O'Connor
Postoffice Inspectors Confer at City Headquaters
Postoffice inspectors in charge, fifteen in all, ended a two week conference in this city. Their divisions cover multiple states, and this marks the first such gathering in fourteen years. The meeting follows a transfer of inspectors from the Postmaster General to the bureau a year after the car of inspectors move. White House incident involved a tall Black man asking to see President Roosevelt to join the detective force. He was arrested and sent to the First precinct station for examination.
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Cortelyou
Fourth Aesistant
White House
Bradley
President Roosevelt
Sergi. Harris
Henry Critendon
Howard University 39th commencement ends with formal diploma conferral
Three thousand attendees witness a restrained ceremony at Convention Hall as graduates receive diplomas in theology medicine pharmacy law arts and more. Trustees refuse to comment amid campus controversy over President John Gordon and faculty actions.
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Howard University
John Gordon
Taunish
Hamlin
Board of Trustees
Jamen W. Manoney
Gamugl B. Roi Degrea
Dostor of
James H. Darden
Harry Eugene Wingaton
Edgar F. C. Beacham
Edward J. Cantey
Andrew G. Cumby
Alexander W Edwards
Layla D. Evans
Julius “Freon
Alexia L. Jackin
Philip D. Lee
George B. Browel
William J. ‘Watts
Thomas Beaker
Robert G. J. Brown
Charles J. Carter
John F. Colts
George H. de Roef
Hanjama L. Gaalina
Leroy H Godman
John J. Mason
Zeph P. Moora
Yamen E. McDonald
Roger W. Watts
Robert L. Waring
John A. Watore
J. Clarence Hagley
John Carter
J. Horace Dodd
Christopher 0. Lathera
Robert H. W Pinkett
May Carnival Delight at Academy of Music Adults and Children
The May carnival at the Academy of Music by Misa Cora B. Shreve delighted a large audience. Over 100 children performed on stage with dances and songs. The serpentine dance by Mrs Catharine McGraw and Stella Raymond’s song from Woodland drew acclaim. The program repeats tonight amid high demand for a Saturday show.
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Academy of Music
Misa Cora ‘B. Shreve
Woodland
Catharine McGraw
Mirg Stella Raymond
Miss Raymond
Audry Johnson
Irwin Cosgrove
Miss Threve
Adrienne
Prince Charming
Rosalie
Etalle Amots
Gertruds
Valerie Au Honsietta Bere
Siedun
Mer Baniels Margenet
Margaret Clements
Carpenter
Segnnatore ‘Leona
Saline Beatrice Somfrova
May Cannon
G. Cobb
Joseph Cannas
William Cannon
M. Donotue
Renawhi
Miegarat Ellwood
A. Kleeman
J. Erblich
Agpps Riser
Fog
J. Bleeman
Neinge “Youn
Juhar
Frances Fitegarald
Jowph” Fitsparald
B. Colgemsrath
Iiabel Cotdanstroth
S Holand
M. Barri Reard
M. Hex
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Hanna
Helella National University
Pegreee
Eugene Carusi
B. H. Smith
Dean Carus
Dean Carusi
Tauter
Igwa
J. Miller Kens Yon
Iawa
Benjamin ¥. Alexander
Pennsylvania
James Philp Briggs
Edger Buxton
Mayer
Elmer Toman Molden
Filemont
Porex
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Charles Reaves Rowdybush
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Ftobert W. Stump
Bernard Reid Tolson
Georgy A. Weldon
Tilinots
Walter Anderson Wiliams
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Marstead
Fairfax Hayard
Homer Tydall Booth
Indians
Albert Mancury House
Walter White Boughton
Alexanter WM
Bunn
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Arthur Waters Carver
Paul Cook
Richard J. Cook
Arkaosae
William Andrew Coombe
Mary
Minnesota
Chapman Whittiard Fowler
Wiliam Henry Gibbs
Missisdippi
Claude Gilbert
Peonsylvania
Roy Chester Glas
Carlos
Corcoran Gallery
Miss Sewell
Apenta
Budapest
Hungary
Leo Liebermann
Hygienic Institute
Royal University
the Apollinaris Co., Ld
London
Gordon
Lansburge & Bro
Warner
Lansburgh & Bro., Eee
John M. Carson
Bureau of Manufactures
Metcalf
Raleigh
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Lawrence ©. Murray
Department of Commerce and Labor
P. V. de Graw
William L. Penfield
State Department
Eugene Tyler Chamberlain
James Rankin Young
William GC
Bureau of American Republica. Co
Peter Grogan
Peter Grogan, “Seven Ont Sens
Saar Staynan 2
Sunday Post
Schuyler Stanton
Brazil
Dom Pedro
Reunion of Confederate Veterans Illustrated
Michigan
Wisconsin
the Sunday Post
Washington Merchants
Washington People
Smart
American Security and Crust Company
Charles J. Bell
G Street
Edison Phonograph
Pa. Ave
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Berkeley
St. N.W
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Mt. Vernon
Shoomaker CO
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
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John L. Prosise
Coberth
McGill & Wallace
Bagg Dauigion
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