Scroggs Sues Tipman in Divorce and Alienation Case
Baltimore prizefighter Harry Scroggs sues his brother fighter Joe Tipman for 5000 to claim alienation of his wife Bessie Scroggs heart. He also files for absolute divorce from Pearl Scroggs as she allegedly interfered with his boxing career. Letters from Mrs Scroggs and failed New York trip accompany the run of events.
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Baltimore
Brother Pugilist
Washington
Harry Scroggs
Mty Court Today
Joe Vipman
G. Guy Wilson
Scroggs
Bessie
Pearl Scrogme
Teo Weeks
Jos Tipmany
New York
Mitzgerald
Soros
Tipman
Wilson
Scroges
Scroggs Ag
Scrogées
Court of Appeals Opinions Delayed Until October
Special from The Washington Port Annapolis June 16 The Court of Appeals delivered several opinions. Cases from Carroll County Harford County Baltimore City and others were affirmed reversed or remanded. The court adjourned after delivering opinions in all April term cases and will resume October 1 for October docket arguments.
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Washington
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Charis M
Cua
Smith
Shimgton County
Amraed
Quincy Judes Page
Sevings Dank
Baltimore
Henry W
Margaretta, Wehrens
Orphans’ Court of
Baltimore City
Burke
Tiditmere and Ohio Railroad Company
Virginia Weddings In Staunton Waynesboro and Leesburg
Several Virginia communities report summer weddings on June 16. Miss Juanita Cowan married Frank Bell at the bride's home. Miss Florence Geraldine Barman wed George Kennard in Staunton. Miss Julia Gatewoog Allen married Henry Allen Latene in Woodstock. Miss Elizabeth Laycock wed Robert Fletcher in Washington. Miss Janet Dave Johnson and Dr George Armstrong wed in Warrenton. an absolute divorce was granted in Rockville, and licenses issued in Rockville for Cleve Puckett and Viola Sprouse and Marshall Thomas and Mildred Lieby.
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George M. Hartman
Florence Geraldine Barman
George Willis “Kennard
P. Hamill
Central ‘Methodist
Herc
Woodstock
Julia M. Allen
Julia Gatewoog Alen
Henry Allen Latene
Buckhannon
Tey
Mr. Jett
Staunton
William “Darby
theEpiscopal Church
Leesburg
Elizabeth Laycock
Charles F. Laycock
Robert Pletcher
Washington
Fletcher
Warrenton
George Armstrong
Buffalo
N. Y
Janet Dave Johnson
Haw. R. W. Barker
William H. Laird
St. James’ Hpiscopal Church
Armstrong
Europe
Rockville
Sperlai
Washington Post
Cleve Puckett
Viola Sprouse
Craigsvile
Marshall Thomas
Mildred Lieby
Goldenberg's De Fi ance Sale Promises Sensational Values
The notice touts Goldenberg's De Fi ance Sale as offering the most sensational values seen in Washington with references to pages 12 and 13 for details.
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Goldenberg
Washington
North Carolina man threatens saloon bombing in Hagerstown
Robert Daniel, a North Carolina visitor in Hagerstown for six months, entered a saloon with dynamite attached to a fuse and cap and threatened to blow up the building. Police restrained him. Justice Hartle ordered twenty days in jail. Daniel, once employed at Main's furniture works, boasted of planning to blow that shop too, and authorities deem him demented.
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Washinton
Hagerstown
Robert Daniel
North Carolina
Hartle
Jai
Daniel
Main's Furniture Works
Deskins Pleads Guilty to Wife Murder in Va Court
A Virginia man, William Deskins of Tazewell, agrees to plead guilty to murdering his elderly wife in Februaryanton, seeking an eighteen year sentence. A prior trial ended in a hung jury. Deskins, age sixty eight, claims innocence while alleging witness falsehoods.
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Tazewell
William Deskins
Caas Blut
Deskins
Held On Murder Charge In Danville
Charlie Cargo a Negro employed at the baseball park was sent to the grand jury from the mayor's court for the murder of Isaac Chaney during a game with Norfolk. Cargo says Chaney attacked him with a rock and he acted in self defense after Chaney tried to enter from outside the Park. Chaney died Wednesday night from head injuries after the blow.
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Washington Post
Danville
Charlie Cargo
Grand Jury
Mayor's Court
Isaac Chaney
Norfolk
Carga
Chaney
Nesto
Boulevard Plans Begin Maryland Washington highway work at Laurel
Maryland highway division has completed plans and sought bids for the Washington highway project. A $999,000 three year appropriation was allocated, with $26,000 available before October. Work will start on Laurel’s western edge then extend east and north as funds allow, aiming to reduce grades near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Centec, with bids opening July 1 and work starting soon after.
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Maryland
Laurel
Spectat
Waehtartop
Baltimore
Highway Division
The
State Gelogical Survey
Washington Highway
Contec
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mystery in Jil escape from Virginia prison
W B H Stiars a white convict thirty is missing from the Richmond penitentiary after eighteen months of a eight year sentence for two housebreaking charges. He was kept as a clerk in the shot shop to be watched. At dinner yesterday he disappeared, with possible concealment in a box of shoes or escape via barrels or scrap leather shipment. Authorities believe inside help aided him.
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Washington Post
Richmond
W. BH. Stiars
Stars
Stlars
Burglar Loots Gun Store on King Street
A burglar entered the wholesale and retail hardware store of James F. Carlin's Sons & Co at 12 King Street Alexandria Virginia early yesterday morning and stole nearly 401 dollars worth of revolvers and cartridges. The thief gained entry through the cellar and opened cartridge cages, leaving the higher priced pistols missing. Police are investigating.
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Askington Post Ove
King Street
Alexandria
James F. Carlin'a Soris & Co
S12
Reyal
George Hulfish
Judge Bynum Enters Race for North Carolina GOP Chair
Greensboro June 16 Judge W P Bynum today entered the race for State chairman of the North Carolina Republicans. He was Blackburns lead attorney in the Inters trial and denounced the prosecution as political persecution. The field lists four candidates Spencer B Adams Congressman Blackburn C J Harris and Judge Bynum.
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Washington Post
Greensboro
N.C
W. P. Bynum
Big-City
Republican Party
Bynum
Blackburn
Int
Ter
Wilcher to be Hanged for Murder of Henry J. Smith
William J. Wilcher was sentenced by Judge Letcher of the Rocketbridge Circuit Court to be hanged on August for the murder of Henry J. Smith of Norfolk. Also reported are obituaries from Roxbury Maryland Front Royal and Fredericksburg noting deaths of several local residents with brief survivor details.
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Henry J. Smith
Lexington
William J. Wilcher
Judge Letcher
Circuit Court of
Rocketbridge
Virginia Bankers Banquet Ends Convention in Newport News
The 13th annual Virginia Bankers Association convention concluded at 1 PM with officer elections. Officers named include President A. ts Scharskoff of Norfolk and Secretary G. b. Gai Uine of Lynchburg. A five member committee was appointed to draft a bill creating the State panic examiner office. Tonight a banquet at the Chamberlin Hotel featured United States Treasurer Charles W. Treat as principal speaker on The American Banker.
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Washington Post
Newport News
Virginia Bankers' Association
Umeers
A. Ts
Scharskoff
Norfolk
G. B. Gai Uine
Lynchburg
A. Williams
Richmond
Rt. Smith
Tout
Hoanoke
Allan
Dudlin
Danville
J. Or
Portsmouth
J. H. Victor
L. Wade
Christ’ansberg
Ryatt
K. Norton
John Motuett
A Sichmond
A. Walker
Staunton
Chamberlin Hotel
Charles 14
Treat
United States
Engineer Killed in Maryland Gold Mine Explosion
Special to The Waginston Post reports a blast at the Maryland gold mine near Great Fally in Rockville on June 16. Engineer Charles Baglin died instantly, the plant wrecked. George Elliott, also on site, escaped by leaping from the building as the dynamite on the floor ignited.
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Waginston Post
Rockville
Maryland
Great Fally
Thia County
Charles Baglin
George’ Eliott
Elliott
Baglin
Waglin
South Carolina Man Held on Bigamy Charge
Doll Ingraham, alias J M Smith, of South Carolina, is jailed in Portsmouth on bigamy forgery and larceny charges. He allegedly brought a fourteen year old girl to Portsmouth as his wife who is cared for by the jailer's wife. Authorities say he has a wife and three children in South Carolina.
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Peeting
Washington.Post
Norfolk
Doll Ingraham
J. M. Smith
South Carolina
Portsmouth City
Portsmouth
Ingraham
Aleged
Parkersburg Man Denied Bail After Alleged Wife Beating
Special to The Washington Post Arthur Edwards 2 blacksmith was jailed on a wife beating charge. Due to alleged injuries to Mrs Edwards Justice Rotten Carter refused bond today. The case cites beating and kicking causing internal injuries and the plot reflects ongoing legal action in Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
Arthur Edwards
Rotten “Carter
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