Court orders public spanking for water-squirting youths
Judge DeLacy sentences Horatio Hewitt Paul Hewitt and Alfred Agnew for dis orderly conduct after they drenched passersby with rubber water balls in Coltumna. Fathers ordered to administer corporal punishment at home with probation officer Copp supervising the process and reporting back.
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DeLacy
Zed H. Copp
Mr. Hewitt
Horatio
Paul
Mr. Agnew
Alfred
Mr. Copp
Horalio
Moratlo
Pol icemen as Inspectors under Child Labor Law
Commissioners will implement the new child labor act by designating two policemen as inspectors. West and Maj Sylvester favor the move, noting salaries were not provided by Congress. They aim to spare minimal existing staff while enforcing compliance. The board awaits concrete details on the police force before final approval.
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Commissioner West
Maj. Sylvester
Macfarland
Congress
West
Mr. West
Maj
Dylvester
Marrow
Indicted on two counts George Hibbard faces assault charges
Navy Yard machinist George Hibbard, living at Sixth and Gast streets, was indicted by the grand jury on two counts assault with a dangerous weapon and assault with intent to kill his wife. The May 12 attack involved a knife, slashing her head and neck. she was not expected to live. He previously attempted suicide. Other true bills included bigamy, robbery, embezzlement, larceny, and forgery. most criminal cases likely await fall term as court adjourns for summer.
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George Hibbard
Navy Yard
Sixth and
Gastreets Northwest
Grand
Hibbard
Harry Twyman
Josep Hickerson
Emanuel Thomas
Moses Smith
James E. Davis
James M. Wheipley
James Grainger
J. Austin
Justin Austin
Charles Smith
Frank Trowbridge
Nellie John
Useful Hints for Jap-a-lac Coating Today
Useful hints show Jap a lac coats for linoleum doors porch furniture and woodwork. The guide recommends colors matching existing finishes and lists objects from weathered doors to picture frames and old automobiles treated with Jap a lac to renew appearance.
Closing Arguments In Land Fraud Case At District Court
United States District Attorney Baker closed for the government in the Hyde Benson Schneider and Dimond land fraud case yesterday. Justice Stafford will charge the jury this morning after defendants’ final argument by Worthinghom. The jury has heard testimony for seventy days and will decide if a general conspiracy existed and if defendants acted toward a single end based on the presented evidence, especially Virde’s actions.
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United States
Baker
Hyde
Benson
Schneider
Dimond
Stafard
Worthinghom
Virde
Justice Stafford
Chesapeake Boach
City Weights and Measures Receipts for May Totaling 2623.72
Col William C Haskell sealer of weights and measures reports 2623 72 collected by his office for May with breakdowns including weights and measures 87 62 farmers market produce 347 70 Eastern Maryland Western Georgetown 80 rent of stands Eastern 2950 Western 529 Georgetown 9680 High School students urged to enroll in Milton School typewriting and shorthand civil service exam set for July 27 receiver Edward Hopewell granted kiln burn permit at Anacostia Brick Co police appoints M J Rehey William B Clarke and Thomas Dunn as special policemen product ads and local notices interwoven
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William C. Haskell
Eastern
mar@y
Western
Georgetown
Milton School
Government Printing Office Building to be condemned
The old Government Printing Office Building at North Capitol Street and H Street is expected to be condemned and torn down after safety investigations led by Col. C. S. Bromwell. Public Printer Leech, alarmed by the structure’s danger to workers, notes floors as thin as six inches in places and a storehouse full of junk and heavy discarded machinery. A report is due soon and could mandate removal within months.
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North Capitol
H Streete
Col. C. S. Bromwell
Leech
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Saks
Saks & Company
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Seventh Street
Prince Albert
Serge Sui
Sue
Horn
Siiler
Post
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Washington
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
7Th St
WM. Hahn & CO
Reliable Shoe
Seventh and K Sts
N. W
Pennsylvania Ave
Pettit G&g Coo
7Th and Eye N.W
Regia
Hirsh’s
K and
L Sts
B. Rich’s Sons
St.—Dor
Rich
F Street
Kuppi
PA. Ave
Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Connecticut Ave
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Japa-lac
City Bulletins
Justice Gould
Edward Hopewell
Anacostia Brick Company
Saime
Mason's
Jara
Kingan’s
J. T. D. Pyles
Schneider's
Grocers
Reurich
Jdmerzen and
Senate—brewery
Arlington Bottling Company
Same Old Place
M. J. Rehey
William B. Clarke
Thomas Dunn
Chica Jews
Bescue
Moddiman
Columbia Photo Supply Co
Star Latin
Oxford
Robert Berberich
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
N. J
Sea Isle City
Delaware River Bridge
House & Herrmann
N.W
Dr. A. Vineberg
Vineberg’s Optical CO
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Vernon Place
Ehuman
WLL
Twelfth
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Randlee Highlands Capitol
V.s. Freree Eed
Randis Highlands
Cepitol
Dupont Cirle
Lota
Bee
Central Sational Bank
Cen ‘ Bank
Tth
Chesapeake Beach
Schloss Bros. & Co
D. J. Kaufman
Chas, Kaufman & Sons
Friedlander Bros
Boston
Merchants & Sia ‘Trans. Co
Percen Nly
Old Point
Nermy Pier
Newport
Will Teaye
Jay
Turner
Morsell
Weer
Albert L. Johnsson
Prop
Munyon
AR Druggists
Lafranco
BSR
Pats Ieee
Barber & Ross
Keeley
Capitol Street
Col Mia
Maryland
Fems
Shaw-Walker
Lansburgh Furniture Co
6Th Street
Uneeda
Schlitz
Schlitz Brewing Keen
Milwaukee
Duffy
Rochester
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