Flag Emblem Honor At Georgetown Key Mansion Event
Youth plan flag emblem ceremonies as Flag Day coincides with Sunday celebrations. The keynote event features Francis Scott Key’s Georgetown mansion with a flag-raising and speeches by notable GAR leaders and civic figures. Daughters of the American Revolution and allied groups prepare oaths of allegiance and patriotic tributes.
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Instrict Supreme Court
Tsibel Worrell Wall
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Annie Butleranton
Christine Church
Goldsborough
Baltimore
Local Memorial Church event honors Our Flag essays
At Douglas Memorial Church this evening George H Thomas Post will celebrate Deputy Auditor Leeds address Mra Isaac B Thatcher patriotic instructor of Thomas Relief Corps will lead the program Marcia Burn Chapter D A R will attend Maury School exercises and award a cash prize and five bound books for best essays on Our Flag. Patriot ic education committee members listed.
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George H Thomas Post
Leeds
Isaac B. Thatcher
Thomas Relief Corps
Marcia Burn
Maury School
Hllis Logan
Charles M Pepper
Helen Nelson Doocy
Charles J Gates
Conrad EH Hesse
Thadeus Jones
Noretta Pepper
A N Hamilton
Boy Stabs Playmate in Juvenile Court Hearing
Charles Woodland a fourteen year old boy was found guilty by Judge DeLacy of assault with a pen knife on playmate David Jones. Woodland was fined 45 dollars and placed on six months probation. The case involved a dispute over ownership of a witch.
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Dairymen deny joy over ruling on milk purity enforcement
The District Dairymens Association rebukes claims dairymen cheer a judge’s ruling that District health inspectors lack authority to prosecute milksellers of impure dairy products. President Farquhar says members will assist authorities to prevent impure milk and seek a just law with Commissioners.
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Commissemere
Divorce Decree Granted After Elopement Case
Chief Justice Labaugh ordered Frances Isham to pay alimony as part of an absolute divorce from Fran cis Isham. The couple eloped to Rockville four years ago. Witnesses described a red haired woman as a key factor in the marital breakdown, noting Isham was seen with other women at dances and at a drinking resort.
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Move of District Government Building Delayed
The Mifflargrove District property clerk, head of the transfer committee, announced the final opening of the new District government building on Pennsylvania avenue is postponed. Moving originally set for July 1 to 8 now shifts to July 7, as commissioners Macfirland and West veto Sunday moving. Police and fire departments will relocate on July 7 instead of July 4.
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District Bills Discussed and committee plans voiced
Representative Smith who chairs the House District Committee met Commissioner Macfarland to review regulation from the past session and outline legislation for the upcoming short session. He said much had been accomplished and more would be done when Congress reconvenes, with district committee organization ready by mid November to start active work.
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Court Hears Wife Resentment Over Support and Meal
Eli Scher of 900 H Street faces a family court fight as Mrs Scher seeks support. She says he provides little cash, meat once daily, clothing, and a diamond ring for herself and her mother, while relatives press for harmony and Judge De Lacy urges peace in their crowded home.
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Local Classifieds Offer Exams and Goods Too
City bulletins advertise shorthand and typewriting courses at Milton Root for civil service exams in July, plus health tips for children and various products. Offers include Selneiders Malt bread nourishment, Saline skin cream, Fall Crews tuxedos, Julius Cohen ads, Heurichs Beer reps, carpets cleaned and stored, and Chicago Jewel gas ranges with local dealers and phone contacts.
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Weller's Work Praised as Charity Leader Resigns
Announcement of Charles F Weller's resignation as secretary of the Associated Charities is met with regret in Washington. He organized and expanded modern charity efforts, improved housing, TB campaigns, playgrounds, and summer outings, trained helpers, and helped raise funds. He departs for Pittsboro, leaving a heavy but respected workload.
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Pittsburg
Charles F Weller
Washington
Weller
Pittsboro
Dr Robert L Anderson Convicted in Nonbreaking Case
Dr Robert L Anderson was convicted yesterday in Criminal Court No 2 before Justice Barnard. The jury recommended mercy and called for an inquiry into his mental condition. He testified about a prior purchase and sale of a shawl, but memory lapses and demeanor led prosecutors to question his sanity. The government also cited past arrests for assault and practicing medicine without a license.
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Anderson
Alexander Wett
Alexander Weir
Welr
Proctor
Demeimer
Land case nearing close in Hyde Rengon Dimond Lehnewer fraud trial
Court sessions focus on summing up by seven lawyers, five defense and two government. District Attorney Baker and Assistant Attorney General Pugh prepare to address the jury with other government and defense counsel listed. Yesterday’s proceedings dealt with jury instructions by Justice Stafford, with some counsel absent from the arguments.
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Addres
Baker
Pugh
ER Golden Donaldson
S Worthington
A Birney J . Campbell
F F Vanderveer
Justice Stafford
Juford
Useful Hints to House Keepers Japalac Coating Guide
Odor and finish notes describe applying Japalac to linoleum and worn varnish to renew surfaces. It covers doors windows porch furniture wicker and auto items, with color choices like Mahogany Ox Blood Red Green and Brilliant Black. The piece highlights ease of use and broad household utility.
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