Morse accounting under examination in conspiracy trial
Prosecution presents Fielding statement showing 450,319.67 unpaid bills by United States Transport Company tied to Virginia built vessels under managing and operating and purchase agreements. testemunha details checks and salvages while cross examination probes government claims and payments to Reinhardt, with vessel deliveries by Groton and Noank plants and hull completions through 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Transport Company
Morse Concern
Veseela Ax
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Morse
H. T Fielding
Virginia
W. B Thomas
Mr. Fielding
Fleet Corporation
Firet Corporaon
Transport Company
Shipping Board
Thomas
H. F Morse
Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation
Fielding
Allison
Pallip Reinhardt
Morses
Pepsin Based Remedy Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An ad touts Pepsin as the best cure for indigestion gas and dyspepsia. It claims rapid relief within ten minutes and promotes a large bottle of Menthe Pepsin from Peoples Drug Stores with guaranteed stomach comfort.
Hardison Sends Dollar For Berlin Fraulein
Gus Buchholz, a restaurant and hotel owner, acts as translator for a letter from Fraulein Joanna Peifer of Berlin to former Judge Robert Hardison. Hardison was arrested in Maryland for speeding, paid a fine, and later sent a dollar to the fraulein for her mother. Buchholz plans a July 4 Leviathan voyage with a Berlin stop, and the dollar would become over 100000 marka in German currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Buchholz
Robert Hardison
Fraulein
Joanna Peifer
Berlin
Hardison
Maryland
Buchholz
Compromise Reached in Oyster Will Case
Justice Siddons signs another compromise in the Oyster estate matter. Mrs Shir-Clift, widow, withdraws objections to executor E C Brandenburg and allows him to continue, turning over certain assets. Six Corcoran Art Gallery paintings replace fifteen in the will. Remaining personal property to be sold to pay debts. Earlier order covered transfer of Chestnut Farms Dairy to Henry N Brawner Jr. Mrs Shir-Clift, Troy resident, received over 15400 in prior arrangement. Attorneys Tobriner Graham for Brandenburg. O Donoghue Alexander for Mrs Shir-Cliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M Oyster, Jr
Justice Siddons
Equity Court
Cacile Ready
Oyster Shir-Clift
E C Brandenburg
Shir-Clit
Oyster
Corcoran Art Gallery
Chestnut Farms
Henry N Brawner Jr
Mra Shir-Clift
Tobriner and
Graham
Brandenburg
O'Donoghue and
Alexander
Shir-Cliff
Troy
O Dea Denies False Arrest Accusation
Detective Lawrence J O Dea who led a raid on seven alleged radicals on April 9 and detained two men Rosenberger and Smelter denied false arrest suits for 50000 dollars each in District Supreme Court The suits claimed unlawful detention while prosecutors later released all seven detainees O Dea said the men advocated violent overthrow and replacement by the Soviet Union Russian government Attorney George F Curtis represented the detective
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J O'Dea
Clarance Rosenberger
Ballston
William C Smelter
District Supreme Court
Oden
Rosenberger
Smelcer
O'Dea
Russia
George F. Curtis
Wife Slayer Gets 20 Years In Prison
Charles Marrow pleaded guilty in Criminal Court No 2 to second degree murder in the stabbing death of his wife Mary Marrow at their home 2424 Virginia Avenue NW. Justice Bailey sentenced Marrow to 20 years in prison after the quarrel on the night of November. The injury severed an artery and she bled to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marrow
Mary Marrow
Prion
Bailey
Marrow
Virginia Avenue
Retrial Sentence For Shoemaker Oresto Di Toto
Oresto Di Toto a shoemaker of 1218 Four-and-a-half Street SW was resentenced by Justice Bailey in criminal court No 3 to ten months in jail after a new trial following a guilty plea. He had been convicted of an alleged attack on 13 year old Helen Little of 486 M Street SW who visited his shop on July 31, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oresto di Toto
Helen Little
Justice Bailey
Fail di Toto
Estates Filed In Probate Court For Gadsby And Hildreth
Mrs Hilzapeth B. Gadsby died in 195 with an estate valued over adid pre according to a petition by Henry W. Sohon executor. Widow of James Eakin Gadsby, heirs at law are nieces and nephews. David M. Hildreth died in Jane t leaving an estate about 15000, petition by Cleori D Hildreth. Estate includes the premises at 131 Twelfth street north east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilzapeth B. Gadsby
Henry W. Sohon
James Eakin Gadsby
David M. Hildreth
Janet
Cleori D Hildreth
Twelfth Street
Abendschain Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Fred P. Abendschain, a fish dealer at eleventh street wharf, filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy in the District Supreme Court. Through attorney A. BR, Malloway, he lists debts at 11,817 dollars and assets at 1,881 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Abendschain
Eleventh Street Wharf
Yesterds
District Supreme Court
A. BR
Malloway
16 Button Paris Point Shirt Features
Washable cotton fabric in covert biscuit and white colors. 16-button light weight shirt with embroidery stitching in two tones black and white. Original $1.25 quality sale price 95 cents. Desirable colors available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
16-button Paris point gloves white on sale
Full elbow length gloves in white with Paris point stitching. Sizes 6, 644 and 614. Regular $5 quality. Sale price $2.95 per pair. Palats Royal Main Floor. See today's Times for interesting Basement Store News.
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Paris
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Werery Punss
New York
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Soo
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Bharge Redmond J Dunn
Groton Iron Works
Groton
Conn
Groton Wers
Jewett
Noank
S.S.S
SS. S
S. S
Meere
Ube
American Dairy Supply
Washington, D. C
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Mati
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Sta
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Prac
Children’s
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Bernes
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Mai
Binner, Bien & Jolie
Regaliste
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Marshall
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