Trial notes souring on McHenry case ends week
A detailed hypnosis based examination of John McHenry's mental state unfolds as the jury weighs if the youth is sane enough to stand trial for the December murder. The defense argues insanity while experts including Dr Edward Wears and Dr Lazeo present competing judgments. The proceeding, ongoing for months, could end with a jury verdict or adjournment tomorrow, as attorneys debate the defendant's responsibility.
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John McHears
James F Armstrong
Edward Wears
Ted
McHenry
Armstrong
Lion
Arch
Iir
Howe
Columbiz
Births Reported With Several New Arrivals
Fragmented text lists newborns with various given names and families, including mentions of Reed, Mary, Gaby, Mag, and others. Partial details suggest a column noting several birth announcements from local residents and families.
No Ice Shortage Seen in Washington Summer
Washington officials and ice company leaders say there will be no ice shortage this summer. The American Ice Company reports 15000 tons in storage and higher production capacity, Chapin Sachs notes record ice on hand, and Carry the Cream Company plans a 50 ton daily capacity increase amid ample storage.
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Washington
American Ice Company
Samuel A Kimberly
George P Sacks
Chapin Sachs Company
Carry the Cream Company
Fragmented obituary list with scattered names and notes
A garbled OCR page shows a long sequence of personal names, mentions of marriages, residences, and relations. The legible fragments include references to Mary Haden, Joseph Mose, Margaret B Pot, Jessie, and others, with scattered initials and mismatched words, suggesting a fragmented obituary or wedding notices page from a New York area paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haden
Sisaan Robinson
Joserh
Hoyt
Deaths Reported in Ontario Area Cemeteries
Fragmented obituary note lists several individuals by surname and partial addresses. Mentions dates, local streets, and short identifiers. Provides sparse death notices and service details with unclear spellings.
Grocer Thankful for Mayrs Wonderful Remedy
A sick grocer, nearly starving for years, credits Mayrs Wonderful Remedy with restoring appetite and digestion. After one month, weight rose to 11 pounds from a low of 13, and the ad claims the remedy removes mucus from the intestinal tract and eases inflammation. Sold with money back guarantees at Peoples Drug Stores and druggists nationwide.
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Friend
Mayrs
Peoples Drug Stores
Ordinary Buttermilk Cream for Wrinkles and Pores
A vintage remedy touts buttermilk cream mixed with a special preparation to smooth and whiten the skin. It claims easy application around the eyes and mouth and notes availability in small quantities at drug stores as Howard's Buttermilk Cream.
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Utterwik
H Ward
Hanging Postponed for Randall in Takoma Park Case
Louis Randall, convicted of assaulting Mrs Bessie Gleason in Takoma Park, was granted a further stay of execution. Justice Gould set July 28 as the new death date after officials from the Department of Justice requested time while they investigate the conviction facts.
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Louis Randall
Bessie Gleason
Takoma Park
Gould
Department of Justice
Randall
Suit filed for Pitman’s death against Washington Railway
Joseph Schiavone as administrator of Lorenzo Marino's estate seeks $10,000 from The Washington Railway and Electric Company in the District Supreme Court. Marino, a pitman, was killed June 28, 1919, on Nichola Avenue Southeast when struck by a car while employed by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric Company
District Supreme Court
Joseph Settiavone
Lorenzo Marino
Harry A Grant
Schiavone
Marino
Nichola Avenue
Blind Institute Drives Raise $706 to Pay Off Debt
W R Swann announces the Columbia Polytechnic Institute for the Blind collected 706 at a May 29 tag day. Officers praise Washington support and plan a second drive to wipe out the remaining indebtedness on the institute building.
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W .R. Swann
Columbia Polytechnic Institute For the Blind
Washington
Fourth of July Planned at Kensington with Events
Plans for a July Fourth celebration in Kensington Maryland include a morning track meet and baseball game, an afternoon ball game, a demonstration of gas warfare, and a nighttime screening of the film New Glory for Old. The events feature a ranking act and other festivities for the holiday.
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Kensington Md
SPECIAL FOR THE LADIES Buite Skirts and Remodeling at Half Price
Boutique ad notes half price sale on skirts and remodeling services at H. Diener located at 1622 St. NW.
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H. Diener
St. N. W
Acquit Biscaye in Liquor Case After Moving French Story
Jurors in Judge Hardison's court acquitted Marius Biscaye for selling whiskey to two soldiers at his 513 Thirteenth Street NW establishment after he recounted a Frenchman's gratitude to U S troops. The verdict came after a three minute deliberation and the police seizure of wines and whisky will be returned to Biscaye.
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U. S
Mr Biscaye
Robert I Miller
Tablet at Fort Stevens to mark Confederate raid point
A bronze memorial tablet marking the farthest Confederate advance during the attempted raid on Washington will be unveiled at Fort Stevens Lincoln National Park Brightwood on July 12. Plans for the tablet were made at a Fort Stevens Lincoln Association meeting in the Second National Bank building. The unveiling will be performed by Dr Charles V Petteys.
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Washington
Fort Stevens-Lincoln National Park
Brightwood
Fort Stevens
Lincoln Association
Second National Bank
Charles V Petteys
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