Chauffeurs Arrested in Taxicab Robbery Case
Police say two chauffeurs, Williams and Beall, confessed to holding up the taxi office of William Buswell at 1414 F NW on the night of June 1. They allegedly entered with revolvers, stunned and shot at Buswell, and fled with about $19 after dividing the loot. Detectives linked the suspects to downtown taxi desks and found a 38 caliber revolver and gunpowder traces.
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Williams
New Jersey Avenus
John A Beall
C Street
Pubis
Eels
Xcrivener
Wine
Sweeney
Clydes
S Buswell
S Tax? Company
Toth
Nolding
Buas
Nonis
Roy
Wea
Heemee
H T
Swell
Twelfth Street
Ani
William
Tok
Bunwell
Lwona Avenue
Buswelsh
Meath
Barva
Buswell
Ruswell
Palice
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Forecast Summary
Daily sun and tide data with times for rise and set plus high and low tides. Weather forecast from the Weather Bureau covers District of Columbia Maryland Virginia region with expected clearing Monday afternoon, then fair Tuesday, and general regional patterns including showers in some areas. Temperature readings throughout the day listed. precipitation and sunshine metrics provided. storm warnings along the Atlantic coast noted.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Suogay
P. Wm
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Asia
Rocky Mountains
Ohio
General Raina
Atlantic
East Gut
Tennesee
Ohio Valley
Great Taken
Plains States
Great Lakes
Atlantic States
East Gulf States
Tennessee
Delaware
Portland
Maine
Births Reported in Local Notices
Panl A Davis and Imogen B Lloyd announce a boy. Charles E Lloyd and Mary A Lloyd share a boy. Alfrid Neff and Caroline Neff welcome a girl. Samuel Hedger and Hazel Hedger report a boy. Milton Wannall and Ella Wannall announce a boy. Payman Finchman and Wertha Finchman welcome a boy. Josep Johnson and Alice Johnson report a girl. Meyer Lody and Edythe Lody share a girl. Clayton Higdon and Margaret Higdon announce a girl. James Jeeves and Bertha Jeeves report a boy. Samuel Seigel and Bessie Seigel announce a boy. Edward Noyes and Thelma Noyes welcome a girl. Gordon Kingman and Frances Kingman report a boy. Arthur Stott and Mattie Stott welcome a girl. Carroll Tyler and Agnes Tyler announce a girl. Morris Clark and Frances Clark report a boy. Charles Brice and Beatrice Brice share a Loy birth. Clyde Burts and Irrie Burts welcome a girl. Frank Jackson and Mary Jackson report a boy.
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Panl A
Imogen B. Davis
Charles E
Mary A. Lloyd
John
Lucile Curts
Alfrid
Caroline Neff
Samuel
Hazel Hedger
Milton A
Ella Wannall
Ayman Fr
Wertha K. Finchman
Josep A
Alice S. Johnson
Meyer L
Edythe Lody
Clayton J
Margaret P. Higdon
James
Bertha Jeeves
Bessie P. Seigel
Edward A
Thelma Noyes
Gordon M
Frances Kingman
Arthur J
Mattie Stott
Carroll
Agnes Tyler
Morris
Frances Clark
Charles
Beatrice Brice
Clyde
Irrie Burts
Frank
Mary Jackson
Death notices list numerous individuals with ages and addresses
Deaths reported include Guy Trembley 53 George Du Frane 44 George Hartman 45 John Hamler 57 Clive Russell 46 William Marsh 88 Twabella Miller 73 Adolph Duarback 12 Clarence Temple 12 Bertram Lomack 4 Fannie Brown 62 and S Soldiers Home River Bell near Harpers Ferry W Va June 20 Potomac River muddy Shenandoah cloudy this afternoon local obituary notices list names ages and residences.
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Guy T.trembley
George W. du Frane
George Hartman
Geo
Wash
Univ
Heap
John Hamler
Clive B. Russell
Rock Creek Church Road
Wm. L. Marsh
Twabella Ti. Miller
Ontario
Adolph Duarrback
Clarence A. Temple
Bertram Lomack
Fannie M. Brown
S. Soldiers' Home River
Belletin
Harpees Ferry
W. Va
Potomac River
Shenandoah
Nea
Training at Camp Simms Instruction for Infantry Regiment
Soldiers of the 4th Infantry regiment begin a week of instruction at Camp Simms near Columbia. Colonel Anton Stephner will host a reception Thursday for families and sweethearts to tour the camp, see the troops, and learn how well the men are cared for. The regiment’s formation is underway, with plans to be ready before the summer’s end.
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Lody Weeders
Regisha Mer Hips
Columbia
Simma
Eas Hoeigits
Anton Stephner
Paren
Egiment Sa Ranidly
Stephan
McHenry trial to end term as jurors decide Arm strong slaying
John McHenry faces a possible adjournment as government rests in the murder trial of Detective Sergeant James Armstrong. The defense and prosecution prepare final rebuttal evidence on McHenry's sanity after two weeks of testimony in Union Station. A separate accident report notes Joseph Tyers, 55, injured when his car collided with another vehicle at Second and 1 streets northeast. Tyers treated at Casualty Hospital and released.
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Criminal Court
John McHenry
James E. Armstrong
McCoy
Stafford
McHenry
Cromelin and Archer
Armstrong
Union Station
Joseph Tyers
George
Whickey
Tyers
Casualty Hospital
Cadets to Attend Garrick Theater Show Tonight
Third prize winners in the high school cadet drill from Eastern High will be guests of Garrick Theater management for a performance of Parlor, Bedroom and Bath. School colors will decorate the theater as Tech and Central cadet groups were welcomed last week.
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Garrick Theater
Eastern High
Tech
Central
Garrick
Babies on Show at Poli's in Florence Crittenton Exhibit
Theater goers at Poli's tomorrow afternoon will find a baby show as the center of attention. The event features babies who previously drew crowds in a shop window and now compete for favor in the exhibit under the Florence Crittenton Mission. Dr. Kate Waller Barrett, president of the national Florence Crittenton organization, serves as honorary chairwoman.
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Poli’s
Florence Crittenton Mission
F Street
Florence Crittenton Home
Kate Waller Barrett
National Organization
Coal supply steady despite ICC order favors New England
George H. Cushing, head of the American Wholesale Coal Association, said Washington has plenty of coal and has had for some time. He added there is no prospect of a local shortage despite the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling prioritizing shipments to New England.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
George H. Cushing
American Wholesale Coal Association
Cushing
Washington
Rupture Health Ad Tries to Sell Free Trial
An old newspaper ad claims 7000 deaths yearly from rupture and pushes the “PLAPAO” self treatment. It touts a no-slip, strapless pad for home use, promising a free trial and cloning the hernial opening as nature intended. It urges readers to send name and address to PLAPAO CO in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Plapao CO
Block 107
St. Louis
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C. E. Williams
J. B. Beall
Clyde S. Buswell
Bill Ford
Leenal Weather Report
Maxi. Ran
P.m
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Boston
Aus
Cincinnati
Cherenne
Wyo
Diavenport
Towa
Denver
Cole
Des Moines
Iowa
Bed
Detroit
Mic
Duluth
Mino Ts
Paso
Texa
Galveston
Tex Cal
Helena Monroe
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Kanes City
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Calif
Louisvilly
Salt Lake City
Utah
Loings
Pani
Minn
San Antonio
Tex
Run Francisco
Springfield
Tampa
Flaca
Polelo
Viewaburg
Camp Simms
Third Regi
United Rubber CO
New York Ave
N.W
Cer. 15Th and
N. Y. Ave
M’henry
Crittenton
H. Diener
H St. N. W
Byron
Adams
Eleventh St. N. W
D. J. Kaufman, Inc
Pa. Ave
17Th St
P. W. Browning & Bro
Washington, D. C
Tennille
St. N. W
John K. Hayes
Brice Howie John
Taylor
Salee
Washington Foundation
Washington Loan and Trust Company
United States
Board of Commissioners of
Supreme Court of the
The
F Street Northwest
Briefs Motions
Hayworth
St. N.W
L. L. Perkins
United States Fidelity & Guaranty
Southern Ride
Panama
Haynes
Haynes Automobile Company
America
Wayne Smith & Co
Mats
Telephone Wert
Poli
Garrick Players
J. W. Hunt & CO
Moring Pictures
Maily and I
Shirley Agon
Marshall Hall
Potomac
Diateg Knom
Marshall
Charles Macalester
B.F. Keith
SUN
Buth Budd
J. J. Morton
Clark & Verdi
Dollie Yakes
Beatries Morgan & Co
Sailor
Bill Reilly
Laura
Billy Dreyer
Rialto
Anita
Stewart
Harold Macsrath
George H. Melford
Jack London
Paramount
ST. Johns
St. Wharf
Hewitt
National-Hewitt Co., Inc
11Th St. N.W. Franklin
N. S. Stinchcomb
W. M. Weston
Dancan
Cain
Dance Academy
FOX Teot
LTZ
A. M
Thomas Jardin Orchestra
Franklin
Rock Spring Cafe
Rugular
Ste
Itera Pyne
Dee Crean
Bartien de Cotes
Lee
Herve
Toy
Wille House
Traper
Ontinwour
Wallace Reid
Mack Sennett
Goldyn
Frird
Cc Loew
Columbia Today
Dorothy Gish
Seena Owen
Shubert-Belasco
Broadway
Ray Comstock
Morris Gent
Orth
MR Laeef
Paces
Copsner
Lou Trliegen
Welard Mack
Magraal Leatrice Joy
Clara Horton
Gra Carnace
Snub Pollard
Vail
Paul
Crandalizes
Knickerbocker
Col. Rd
Moore
Great Doble Bill
Bach
Winaths
Pall Chrisilin
Albert Lyman
Hobart Place
Forman Loeta
Bits
Maddison Ave
Frank W. LA Varre
Amerson St
Abenoschein
Elizabeth Bosmiph
St NW
Mary Miles Minter
Israel Zangwills
Marijorie
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