Indicted in assault on two policemen in Woodworth case
Grand jury returns an indictment against George Ewell colored for assault with intent to kill in the March 4 shoot ing of Policemen Joseph Waldron and John Reper at the Woodworth apartment at Tenth and O streets northwest. Ewell allegedly fired on officers after they reached a fire escape. Waldron was struck and Reper wounded. Ewell wounded, suffering a spine fracture. Joint homicide charge against Daniel Woodland and Edward Brown for Jacob Milleff death after a car crash was ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ewell
Joseph F. Waldron
John M. Reper
Woodworth
Tenth
Ewell
Eighth Pre Jcinct
Waldron
Roper
Q Edward Brown
Jacob Milleff
Woodland
Brown
Third Street
Grand
Births Reported Incomplete Names From Local Families
Birth notices list numerous couples and newborns including boys and girls with partial names such as Thorman PD and Aleaxe BR Sowers boy and Charles O and Maurice Ruckie girl. Other entries name Vincent and Gild Lanzillotti boy Joseph DB and Josephine M. Gatti girl and many more with varied initials and surnames, suggesting a community-wide birth roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorman
Larmie Rod
Amanda Graves
Robert G
Leili’ M. Chapman
Maude Myson
John D
Elia Thomas
George P
Mary A. Davin
Louis and
Junie Jenkins
James
Fla Couper
Licensed to Marry a List of Couples in Various Cities
A compilation of marriage notices lists numerous couples with betrothals and planned weddings across cities including Canon City, Chicago, Riverdale, Shelton, Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore. The items name partners and often include attending ministers or officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogera de and Maude A. John
Mat
Canon City
Iuehagh
Chicago
the Jeffries
Riverdale
Ida Thefter
P. J. O'Connell
Sanderson
Shelton
Wash
Louise C. Nance
George A. Miller
Advinh J. Setathirt
Katherine Mt. Shillington
Robert H. Browning
Wit
Belisville
Maude W. Uardner
The
Raviettte
Joseph
Corkery
Aurora
Loretta G. Sullivan
Johm M. McNamara
Leslie V. Perry
Knogene
Diers
J. Judson King Louis Kosenhiam
Yy L. Adkins
Bight
Fall. C
Atlanta
Atlantic
Baltimore
Tstarnarek
Boston
Satifalo
Clarmonti
Ohio
Cheyenne
Cleveknt
Dew
Des Moines
Detroit
Galveston
Jacksonville
Kanaus Itr
AG St
Little Rack
Ar Calle
Loa Angeles
Tamisville
Marquette
MTR
Memphis
Tenn
Alam
Mobile
Ala Am
New la
BO North Platie
Omaha
Philadephia Ve SR
Thoenix Ariz
Pittsburgh
Portland Maine
Tortland
Utah
Salt Lake City
St. Lois
St. Paul Minn
San Antonio
Tex
San Diego
Calit
San Francisco
Jeattle
Springfield
Tampa
Fin Loleda
Vicksburg
Harpers Ferry
Potomac River
Deaths and liquor case notes from district listings
Death notices list George Marks Bridget Duni William Isage Carmeron and others with addresses in 22a street 6 yes. Dough pl A st ne and various wards and hospitals. In court, fines of 100 were imposed by Judge McMahon for Volstead law violations. Roland Clifton charged with transporting whisky and Sylvester Jones pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of nine quarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Marks
Bennish Bridget Duni
William M. Isage Carmeron
Smeotard
Caroline
Evelyn
Joseph
Dom WU
Capitol St
Elizabeth
Dunsartan
20Th St
Children’s Hospital
Ath St
Lin
Dmen’s
Goonhape
Fiorina Ave
Viewant Martin
Rosa
Marty
Preston
Marie Mecubough
McMahon
Roland Clifton
Sylvester Jones
Clifton
Jones
Weather and tide notes mix with medical ad and forecast
Daily sun and tide table shows tides and sunrise times, followed by a promotional claim for Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Weather forecast from the Weather Bureau covers the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with outlooks for showers, warm temperatures, and southwest winds. Local figures list temperatures, humidity, sunshine hours, and departures from normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Werther Bureau
Washington
Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Caribbean
British’ Honduras
Rio Grande
Texas
Brownsville
Collins Christi
Missippi
Bermuda
Anei
West Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Southeastern States
Atlantic States
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi River
New District Penologist Succeeds G C Foster
Willam E. Moyer, 61, named district penologist after G C Foster resigns. Foster granted leave of absence to July 20, duties by M M Barnard. Moyer, a former War Department clerk and Justice examiner, has led Sing Sing and Atlanta prisons and later worked for the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ht. Moyer
G. C. Foster
Charles C. Foster
Board’ of Charities
Willam E. Moyer
Pennsylvania
War Department
Department’ of Justice
National University Law School
United States Penitentiary
Atlanta
Sing. Sing
Presbyterian, Church
Fire limits extended to cover city areas and cemeteries
District commissioners extended fire limits to include Navy Yard War College Woodley Park Zoological park Petworth Glenwood Graceland Rosedale Isherwood Trinidad Oak Hill Congressional cemetery and government jail north of it It becomes unlawful to erect enlarge or move third class buildings within these boundaries Existing structures must remain until torn down for replacement by newer buildings Also Bernard Lewis colored received 45 days jail for cutting Edward Gaither during a dispute over $3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy, Yard
War College
Woodley Park
Zoological Park
Petworth
Glenwood Cemetery
Graceland Cemetery
Rosedale
Isherwood
Trinidad
Oak Hill Cemetery
Congressional Cemetery
Government Jail
Clerk Sues Executor for 13 640 Wage Share in Will
Orrison, clerk for David Nachman, files suit in the District Supreme Court against Alexander Wolf, executor of Nachman estate, seeking 13 640 for wages and personal services from 1887 to 1920. Nachman, a Navy Yard clothing store owner, left an estate valued at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrison
David Wachman
Wu Frthur
District Supreme Court
Alexander Wolf
David Nachman
Nachman
Navy Yard
George P. Hoover
George Gertman
NachiMan
Man Declared Sane After Court Assault Case
A man arrested May 22 on assault charges was declared sane by a jury before Judge Hardison. He had attacked Mrs Green, wife of Police Sergeant Green, in a U S district police court and was sentenced to one year in jail. she was committed to Washington Asylum hospital for mental observation. The case involved chaotic remarks and unclear subsequent actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Green
Hardison
Washington Asylum
Franklin
Chevy Chase
Contract Awarded for Cook School Addition
Henry B. Davis was awarded a contract by the District commissioners yesterday to erect a four room addition to Cook School for 54000. Work will begin at once and the rooms will be ready for use when school opens in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Davis
Cook School
Doyle Promoted to Professor of Romance Languages
Henry Gratton Doyle of the George Washington University romance languages department is elevated from assistant professor to full professor. This promotion recognizes his scholarly work and tenure within the department.
Under Bond in Stabbing Case Involving Bowman
John H. Ware was held for the grand jury under $1,069 bond by Judge Hardison on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon in the May 30 stabbing of Ernest Bowman. Howard Anderson was sentenced to 120 days in jail by Police Judge McMahon for theft of a coat, shoes, and $25 from Walter Baker, a fellow roomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Ware
Hardison
Ernest Bowman
Howard Anderson
McMahon
Walter Baker
Italy Removes Foreign Exchange Restrictions
The Italian embassy announced last night that a royal decree in Rome removes all restrictions on foreign exchange trade with foreign countries, effective June 18. Telegraph notes guidance to reach worldwide recipients via Flowers via Telegraph. consult Guide, 1274 F street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Gude
Adyv
Munyon Rheumatism Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Munyon’s Rheumatism Remedy as a swift cure for rheumatic pain with claims of relief in one to three hours. It cites endorsements, mentions stiffness swollen joints and shooting pains, and lists Scranton as the company location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Screnton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gaks Companys
Crash
Palm Beach
ELK Grove
ELK
Golden & CO
Ove
Diener
ST. N. Ww
New York
Auto
Atlantic City
Norfolk
Old Point
Luray-Natural Bridge
Yay
Datidam
Annapouis
Cook Bond
Biggs Heating’ Co
H St. N.W
Sloan’s New Galleries
the Post
Turner Glass Company
Rosslyn, Va
Washington, D. C
Horning
Mount Vernon
Christchurch
Gen. Washington's Masonic Lodge
Alexandria
Royal Blue Line
Tenve Raleigh
Va. St. Nw
Sundar
Mayr
O’donnell
P.M. Son
Dan
Horlick
NEW District
Hdward Gaither
Bernard Lewis
Muddiman
SUES
Elizabeth’ Sims
Yonery
Essen
Oyal
Doyle
Professo
Drégzists
N. E
Dr. White
7Th St
Woolworth
Cain
Rightway School OF Dancing
Yors Ave
Masonic Temp
Delaware River Bridge
Lys
Venice
LOEW
Paramount
God
Seena Owen
E. K. Lincoln
RIAL
Li A.monall
John Fleming Wilson
Alice Lake
Magnificent
Orchestra
Auxiliaries
Lois Weber
Uring Glaive Wind
AVC
Dream Street
Abe
Harold Lloyd
Jody
How OR Hever
Will Rogers
Irvin
Cobb
Knickenpocker
Catherine Calvert
Heart of
Chesapeake Beach
Bay
Garren’n
Niagara Falls
Magnificent Mountain
Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading
Ighigh Valley
B.f.keith
Splendid
Francis X. Bushman
Beautiful
Beverly Bayne
BARE
Max Tonch
Miller and
Mack
Marshal Montgomery
Edna Courtney
Bave Roth
le Volos
Toscano Brog
Ational Zerour
New ‘York
Charles Dillingham
Wma
LeBaron
Nee Felgs
Hom
Cecilia
Weston Aye Eioren
Equillo Bkoe
Shirley Mason
Cresent +c
St. Johns
Shubert
Garrick
the Garrick
Ochmann
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