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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1921

Page

6

Six youths accused as counterfeiters in city case

A district grand jury indicted six youths, Robert L. Cunningham 17, Jesse L. Cunningham 21, French Burke 16, Lawrence Webster 16, Henry Shepherd 14, and Jerome Clark 16, on counterfeiting charges for raising $1 bills to $10 and $20. Also named were Mary B. Parkins and Antonio Pappano linked to a liquor permit bribery scheme tied to an international whisky ring uncovered last December. A total of 60 indictments were returned, including larceny, housebreaking, and prohibition violations.

Robert L. Cunningham Jesse £. Cunningham French Burke Lawrence Webster Henry Shepherd Jerome Clark United States Secret Service Mary B. Parkins Office of the Prohibitions Commissioner New York Antonio Pappano Harold H. Stephenson Marjorie Blerd May Ryan Suzuki Fourteenth Street Northwest James H.P. Holmes Holmes

Tombstone Rye In Court As Drunk Names Crowd

Police Judge Hardison awoke from judicial lethargy as intoxicated defendants named liquor brands in court. Charles Hunter described an undertaker's cocktail made with denatured alcohol and cider or ginger ale. Fannie Hammond said tombstone cleaner Tye caused her trouble. Both were fined $10.

Hardison Tombstone Charles Hunter Tanner Fannie Hammond Tye Washington

Weather and tide table plus forecast for DC area

The issue presents a daily sun and tide table with high tides at 4 44 PM and 1 34 PM and two low tides at 7 38 PM and 8 23 PM. It includes a Weather Bureau forecast for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with chances of thundershowers Tuesday and Wednesday and generally unsettled weather east of the Mississippi. Local temperatures range from 60 to 90 degrees with 0.02 inch of rain and an overall precipitation deficit since January 1. 1921.

U. S Mississippi Missouri Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Plains States Pacific Coast Mississippi River

WANTS MARRIAGE ANNU. Mrs Johnson Charges Husband Wedded Another

Mrs Mary L Johnson filed suit in the District Supreme Court against Stumph Johnson for limited divorce and alimony after alleging he secured an absolute divorce from her in Baltimore and married another woman without giving her a chance to answer. She seeks annulment of his second marriage and asserts lack of residence in Baltimore.

Baltimore Mary L. Johnson District Supreme Court Stumph Johnson Michael C. O'Brien Johnson

Marriage Annulment Decreed for Maria A Hall

An interlocutory decree for annulment of her marriage to Harry L Hall awarded Mrs Maria A Hall by Justice Hochling. The petition alleged Hall had another wife living and not divorced when they wed in 1913. George E Towles received an interlocutory decree of absolute divorce from Elsie M Towles.

Harry L. Hall Maria A. Hall Justice Hochling George E. Towles Elsie M. Towles

Aged Kansan Sues Lawyer Over Estate Accounting

Sherman Kellogg an 88 year old resident of Stanley Kansas files in District Supreme Court suit against attorney Edmond C Fletcher of this city. Kellogg residuary legatee of the estate of William Pitt Kellogg claims Fletcher acted in legal capacity in disposition of estate properties and seeks an accounting.

Sherman Kellogg Stanley Kans District Supreme Court Edmond C. Fletcher William Pitt Kellogg Clephane & Latimer Gilbert L. Hall Fletcher William Kaellogs

Births Reported in Local Notices

Chester and Alma B Donnelly report a boy. George W Parker and Daisy Parker report a boy. Augusta and Maria Franconetti report a girl. George A Campana and Helen L Campana report a girl. Ernest F Dwyer and Eiteen L Dwyer report a boy. John P Collins and Lavinie Collins report a boy. Peter Zeims and Astasia Zeims report a girl. Ira G Cole and Mary G Cole report a girl. George Conway and Margaret Conway report a girl. Gilbert A Wethern and Ella Wethern report a girl. William Carson and Marie Carson report a boy. Preston Moten and Geneva Moten report a girl. William Hackett and Susie Hackett report a girl.

Chester Alma B. Donnelly George W Daisy Parker Augusta Maria Franconetti George A Helen L. Campana Ernest F Eiteen L. Dwyer John P Lavinie Collins Peter Astasia Zeims Ira G Mary G. Cole George Margaret Conway Gilbert A Ella Wethern William and Marie Carson Preston Geneva Moten William Susie Hackett

Licensed to Marry Names in a Muttled List of Banns

A long list of couples from various cities and ages is shown under licenses to marry. Clergy names and couple details are interspersed, including locations such as Syracuse and Roanoke and ages ranging from early twenties to late thirties. The fragment ends with the line The Rev. Charles L. Fultz, 80, and Mary F.

Deaths Reported In City Hospitals And Homes

A list of recent deaths includes Bridget Tower 65 of 920 14th Street NE and Catherine McCulloch 70 of 303 P Street NW. Also named are John Robertson 8 at 20 South Street, Rosie Purcell 47 at Garfield Hospital, Catherine Campbell 2 at Children’s Hospital, Mary Martin 67 at Providence Hospital, and many others from St Elizabeth Hospital, Wash Asylum, Tuberculosis, and Garfield Hanp among assorted ages and addresses.

Bridget Tower 14Th St. Ne Catherine A. McCulloch St. Nw John Robertson St. Ow William H. Michelbacher St. Eliz Rosie Purcell Garfield Charles A. McGuire Catherine Campbell Mary Martin Nannie Brown William Fields John Wood John Morris Wash Asylum Francis F. Batler Romeo Marshall Wash Asylum Annie May Stanton Josle Tuylor William Wilkes Stanton Ri. Se William H. F. Parker Anita Goodwin Francis St. Ge Abraham L. Jones

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