Dict of Death for John McHenry in Court Kill Verdict
John McHenry, 23, was found guilty of first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Detective Sergeant James Armstrong on Dec 14. The jury verdict, pending sentencing, faces him with a possible death by hanging under district law. His mother, Austin Rice, broke down in court as the verdict was read and prosecutors urged the death penalty. The defense argued for mercy while the prosecution pressed for upholding the death penalty.
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J John McHenry
Justice Gounds
James E. “ Armatrong
McHenry
Weenall
McHery
Wren
Gould
Xoqaenu
Austin Rice
Henry
George
Esterday Norning
Ari Havel
Loun
England
Hensy
Detecse Armstrong
Vance Macare
United States
Storne
Archer
Rom
Potomac Yardmen Return to Work After Brief Strike
The 405 yard workers at Potomac freight yards end a brief walkout after meetings with officials. By yesterday afternoon 60 percent of the day shift was back, and most 4 o clock crews returned. Only about six of the 100 stayed out, with midnight shift also resuming as traffic returned to normal. Officials warned a new walkout could occur if the railway wage board’s decision is not announced by tomorrow night.
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Potomac
Railway Wage Board
1. Net
J. J. Darlington Called by Death
Joseph James Darlington prominent lawyer banker and author died at his home after a four month illness He was TL years old and lived in Washington 47 years with 45 in law He is survived by sister Mary and daughters Anne Darlington and Mrs C Augustus Simpson Funeral will be held Monday at the fifth Baptist Church He taught law at Georgetown and wrote Darlington on Personal Property He was an advisor to several banks and utilities and served as director and trustee for multiple institutions He also led charitable and educational efforts including the Baptist Orphanage and Erskine College affiliations
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Beechside
Joseph James Darlington
Twentieth Street Northwest
Darlington
Washington
Mary Darlington
Anne C Darlington
C Augustus Simpson
Fifth Baptist Church
Due West SC
Henry J
Charlotte G
Erskine College
Columbian
George Washington University
Georgetown University
Elizabeth Rachel Meador
Rome
Darlington School
Law College
Finckel Pupils Open Raleigh Recital Tour
The Misses Constance and Frances Finckel opened their third annual recital at the Raleigh with a two part program and will complete it tonight Constance played piano with cellist Alden Fincher assisting last night Frances will be accompanied for tonight's performance.
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Raleigh
Constance
Frances Finckel
Miss Constance
Alden Fincher
Miss Frances
Maine Band Pupils Perform Evening Concert
A. Mueller, cellist, conducts the Maine Band as pupils perform last night. Readable names include Miss Doothy Brown Edna Byng Louise Beler Agnes Finckel Elea nor Hasbrouck Dorothy Beller Louise Wright Kathleen Stead Mary Lager Louise Cadwell Constance Finck e and boys Maurice Stead James Holden Willard Martin Arden Finckel Lawrence Heinrichs William Jones. Tonight's participants include Misses Helen Wilder Frances Burger Lois Hoover Cecil Leavell Helen Oyster Barbara Summel Elza beth Hansen Jane Kennon Hsther Hall Muriel Coweill Winifred chamberlain Margaret Holleran Frances Colella Gladys Cowaill Julia Townsend Masters Richard Hurley James Holden Robert Hurley Fritz A. Mueller William Jones.
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Cite A. Mueller
Maine
Doothy Brown
Edna Byng
Louise Beler
Agnes Finckel
Eleanor Hasbrouck
Dorothy, Beller
Louise Wright
Kathleen Stead
Mary Lager
Louise Cadwell
Constance Fincke
Maurice Stead
James Holden
Willard Martin
Arden Finckel
Lawrence Heinrichs
William Jones
Helen Wilder
Frances Burger
Lois Hoover
Cecil Leavell
Helen Oyster
Barbara Summel
Elzabeth Hansen
Jane Kennon
Hsther Hall
Muriel Coweill
Winifred Chamberlain
Margaret Holleran
Frances Colella
Gladys Cowaill
Julia Townsend
Richard Hurley
Robert Hurley
Fritz A. Mueller
Greek Offensive in Turkey Begun
The Greek army has begun an offensive against Mustafa Kemal Pasha forces near Smyrna Asia Minor with advances reported from Ak-Hissar and Sakhli. Ak-Hissar fell after front and flank attacks and Greek units moved northward against Turkish nationalist forces. King Alexander of Greece plans to leave Paris for Athens as allied premiers assign the task to the Greek army.
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Associated Press
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Snys
Ak-Hissar
Sakhli
Paris
Alexander of
Greece
Athens
Hythe
Dardanelle
Havas
Constantinople
D A R Plans 200 000 Office Building on Defense Site
The Daughters of the American Revolution announce plans to erect a modern office building costing 200000 on the site of the Council of National Defense. A building committee met at Memorial Continental Hall to review tentative architect plans and outline next steps.
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Council of National Defense
Daughters of the American Revolution
Memorial Continental Hall
George Thacher Guernsey
Henry B Joy
Emma L Crowell
Mra I
L Hunter
Robert J Johnston
George W
Katharine A Nettleton
Robert G Hegan
Jennie Loomis
Continental Hall plans and loan for memorial building
The organization outlines memorial rooms at Continental Hall with a $200000 loan authorized by the recent continental congress to be repaid from regular income. Plans will be reviewed in New York in August with national board approval in October. An executive manager was not yet announced. In Paris, Ambassador Wallace hosted Gen March with Foch Joffre and ministers at lunch. Baltimore bout Williams vs Brandt postponed to Monday.
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Continental Congress
National Board of Management
Nates
New York City
Congress
Memorial Continental Hall
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