Court Detainee Baroness Dewiltz-Salmo Pleads Guilty
In Criminal Court No 1 Alice Nielsen known as Baroness Dewiltz-Salmo pleads guilty to larceny from Mrs William A Slater. Judge Wright suspends sentence due to her tuberculosis and poor condition. Warden Haris and Baron Dewitz assist her to a carriage as her husband arrives, Baron Dewitz’s Austrian noble status confirmed by the Austrian Embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court No. 1
Alice Nielson
Dewiltz-Salmo
William A. Slater
I Street Northwest
Beach
Wright
Haris
Baron Dewitz
Washington
Baron Giskra
America
Damages Deny Owner Liability for Drowning Child
Appeal from District Supreme Court decision contests owner responsibility for death of a child who drowned in a pond on land near Thirty-second and W streets northwest. Justice Barnard ruled landowner not liable due to trespass. Sullivan administratrix sues Virginia Huidekoper and District of Columbia. Leckie Fulton and Cox represent appellant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Justice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Nonie L. Sullivan
Virginia Huidekoper
District of Columbia
Thirty-second
Leckie, Fulton
Cox
Funeral for Fred Rees Jr At Family Home Service
Funeral held at 2005 Fourteenth Street NW with Rev J Russell Verbrycke officiating. Pallbearers named. Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. District welcomed Col Arthur Randle deed for Wilson Park sewer right of way. Southern Ry offers low Nashvi ll rates for Summer School travel in June and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rees, Jr
Fred Rees
Fourteenth Street Northwest
J. Russell Verbrycke
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church
L Biliger
Edwin Harban
Albert P Madetta
William Skinner
Robert C. Shinn
George C Shinn
Rock Creek Cemetery
Randle
Arthur Randle
Wilson Park
Nashvills
Tenn
Southern Ry
Pea
Body Summer School
Nashville
Shaken by Sylvester Criticisms for the Force
Maj Sylvester, superintendent, blasted patrol negligence in a daily bulletin. He called for officers to explain lapses and warned records will note unofficerlike conduct, signaling upcoming July promotions and possible retirements among lieutenants and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Polte
Daily Bulletin
Maj Sylvester
Maj
Lieut
Jordan
Maj. Sylvester
Anacostia
Case Reopened Over Policeman Hile Escape Charge
The Commissioners reopened the case of Policeman Joseph F. Hile over a prisoner's escape from the Homeopathic Hospital. A hearing upheld that the board may increase a trial-board penalty, with arguments on neglect of duty. Hile testified and disputed that the prisoner escaped, claiming he recaptured him. outcome pending a decision, possible fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. File
William Urge
Hile
Wlton J. Lambert
Corporation
Duvall
Macfarland
Lambert
Puliceman Hile
Decrease in Deaths Marks Low Mortality Week
Health report notes a record low mortality in the district for the week ending last Saturday with only eighty five deaths, down from eighty seven the prior week. White deaths numbered thirty nine and colored forty six, death rates given, births totaled one hundred twenty.
Hold Up For Firefighter as City Rejects Acceptance
Commissioner Macfarland returns from Lake Mohonk and objects to accepting the new fireboat The Firefighter until specifications are fully met and a completion certificate is provided by architects Tams Lemoine and Crane The firm notes the boiler performance is solid but the starboard pump fails a satisfactory test with minor defects remaining The contractors will Sho modify and test in Washington under Crane’s supervision before final acceptance decision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macfarland
Lake Mohonk
N Y
West
Fire Department
Tams, Lemoine & Crane
Tams
Lemoine & Crane
Washington
Crane
Decision for Policeman in Firearms Case Appealed
Justice Barnard overrules the District Commissioners motion to dismiss Joseph G. Walsh writ of certiorari seeking Supreme Court review of the police trial board action. The ruling directs the writ be issued, preserving Walsh’s petition and sending the record to the District Supreme Court for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Barnard
J. G. Walsh
District Supreme Court
District Commissioners
Joseph G. Walsh
Supreme Court
Police Trial Board
Seventh Precinct
H. Stephens
Station House
Trial Board
Lambert & Baker
Barnard
Walsh
James Pugh
Court of Appeals
Percy B. Lewis
Polles Court
Maintenance suit in District Supreme Court
Irene L Stewart sues Samuel T Stewart for maintenance in the District Supreme Court alleging inadequate support. The petition, filed by attorney Stoward Boyd, notes Stewart operates a lunch and dining room at First and Pierce streets. Also include varied local notices and advertisements intermingled in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene L Stewart
District Supreme Court
Samuel T. Stewart
Stoward Boyd
Stewart
First
Pierce Streets
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Saka & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
House & Hermann
Seventh and I
Eye
Sts
N. W
eBay
Seventh Street
Philippine
Hubbard Heating Co
Washin
F St. N. W
Worsell
Anti-Trust
Bend
Ant-trust
M. A. Leese
Ninth Street N. W
Abberly
Earth
Seventh St
Lhaee
Baroness
United States Realty Company
Capitol Building
United States Realty CO
Washington, D. C
Firemen’s Insurance
7Th St
la. Aves
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Real Estate Trust
Citizens Bank
Jo Ydimball
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Fussell
Fussell’s Ice Cream
M. T. Fussell
Broather
New York City
New York Avenue
Gity Bulletins
Czar
Nicholas
Nat. Cap. Brewing Co
Munich
H. Wallerstein
Louisiana Ave
Virginia
Lynn Haven Bay
Schneider
Elgin Butter Belle J T. D. Pyles
Panama
Gov. Magoon
Cable
Alexander Govan
Colon
Francisco Nataccrne
Philip Lederer
Hartung
Cannon
Keene's
Thomas Hamond
Dingman Place
North Capitol Street
Sixth Precinct
Casualty Hospital
Wight
Louis Bush
Union Talor
St. Aw
U. A
Muddiman & Ge
Hebbard
George E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
Manhattan Laundry
Florida Ave
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
Information
Colorado Building
Littlefield, Alvord & Ce
Uth
Mayer & Co
Paul
A. P. Andrews Paper Co
la, Ave
PBI
Johnson Bros
F Street
Williams
Ppuc
Sherwin-Williams
J. T. Walker Sons
Tenth Street
A. Kahn
REGAL
Ecotoms
Healies
Arge
Washington Bas Light CO
Oth St. N. W
Elias Raff Liquor CO
7Th St. S.W
Dr. Shoop
Riseu
Racine
Wis
Mary H. Gibbs
Detroit
Ian
Onis
Rugeist’s. Aske Druggist
Diamond Dyes
Burlington
Munyon
Gale
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