Eulogies Prompt Maryland Bar Reform Drive
At the Maryland State Bar Association convention in Hagerstown former Attorney General Judeon Haroon urged reforms to revive criminal statutes and reform Orphans' Courts. Resolutions praised Chief Judge Richard H Alvey and urged a commission to review laws and curb hasty legislation. An excursion to Braddock Heights followed.
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Registration Officials Named Across Montgomery County
The Board of Supervisors of Elections in Washington County announces appointed officers of registration for districts. Names include Laytonaville Charley Townsend and Luther M Devt Giarmaburg Clarence Mc Grifich and Charles T Johnston Pouleaville W Jerome Offutt and George D Willard Rockvilly first precinct David Bready Albert S Omtbay second precinct Washington D Waters Thorax Vinson Coleavite Alfred C Tolson Fielder C Marl en Darnestown James H Jones James T Pur dum Bethesda Liane S Hendry Lewis Kelsey Olnwy Fir et precinct Francia Snowden Qourge H Jones Second precinct Charlea R Gar well Charles R Hartshorne Qaithersburg John E Clagelt C Scott Dueval Potomac Charles W Higging John L Ball Barnesville Louis B School A Clinton Brown Pamascus Harry L Wathing William H Burdens Whelton First precinct Lewis BD F Grasves J Frankary Jr Second precinct Frank P Clark Edward W Birgield A W Thompson Miss M D Gordon.
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May-Have Joint Debate At King George Court House
Governor Mon tague and Senator Martin were asked about a possible joint debate at King George Court House where both are scheduled to speak in July. They declined to comment beyond confirming speaking plans, while most candidates are expected to attend. H T Clark, Dinwiddie County, will seek re election to the State Legislature from Utat county.
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Policeman Arrested for Assault in Baltimore
Patrolman Joseph Burkins of the Western district, recently of Washington, was dismissed and arrested on a charge of criminal assault against Elizabeth McGraw a 22 year old Irish immigrant. She and her twin infants aged sixteen days stayed at the police station overnight.
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Child dies after beating in Virginia court trial
In Manchester Hastings Court, Mrs. Shephard K. Smith stands trial for beating to death her son Ralph. Witnesses describe bruised, scarred body and a naked corpse found on the floor. Neighbor Mrs. Crostick testifies to seeing a one inch square stick and to Mrs. Smith admitting the beating.
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Denies Negrovs Plea. Execution Date Set For Sept 25
In Henrico County Court Judge Scott refused to set aside the death verdict for Austin Jonson a Negro convict in the assault of Ruth Beck a white girl. He fixed September 25 as the execution date to allow an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Miss Bessie Ticer and Charles Springer Wed Quietly
National Banks declare dividends as Alexandria notes quiet wedding of Miss Bessie Ticer and Mr Charles Springer at Grace Episcopal Church. After a Washington reception the couple plan a honeymoon in Atlantic City and will reside in Washington.
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Virginia Weddings Highlight Local Marriages Across Counties
Virginia wedding notices from Lowloun to Dinwiddie and Loudoun counties list multiple marriages including Mia Katie P Kitwell of Glerling and Minta Danlet with Danlet in Dinwiddie, plus J. E. Embrey and others in Fredericksburg, Leesburg, and Newport News areas.
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Virginia Obituary Highlights and Local Deaths
Norfolk reports the death of Washington Tazewell Capps aged seventy six, father of Rear Admiral W J Capps head of the Navy Bureau of Construction and Repair in Washington. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Jeminah Mountjoy in King County aged seventy five and Carl Bowers a Richmond businessman who died at his home early today.
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Richard T. Lowndes Jr. Dies After Anesthetic in Hospital
Special to The Washington Fest from Clarksburg West Virginia reports Richard T. Lowndes Jr. died unexpectedly at St Marys Hospital under anesthesia for a planned operation on a hand injury. He was the son of the late ex Gov Lowndes of Maryland who died in Cumberland last January. His wife and other family survive.
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Lakin and others again seek Republican nomination
Several Republicans active in the 1st Congressional district race announce renewed candidacies for the next campaign. James Lakin of Terra Alta Tracy L Jeffords of Harpers Ferry John J Hatzel of Martinsburg Ira E Robinson of Grafton and State Senator Forman of Petersburg are named. Attorney F C Reynolds of Keyser also plans to enter the contest.
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Ohio Hump Found Guilty in Port Norfolk Robbery Case
Special to The Washington Port Norfolk Va June Frank Williams known as Ohio Hump was found guilty of robbing the Port Norfolk port office of money stamps and jewelry breaking open the safe. The June 18 1949 theft involved a gang several members already in prison awaiting trial others held in Richmond for related robberies and James Delay to be tried here tomorrow.
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Portsmouth Man Shoots Himself After Voting in Primary
Frank Vaughn, 55, of Portsmouth, killed himself at the Portsmouth ferry station, firing a gun after voting in the day’s primary. A relation notes he suffered neuralgia and sometimes lost self control. He left home to vote for a friend who won in the primary, saying it would be his last vote, and then went to the ferry waiting room.
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GLEN REFUSES PARDON FOR TWO ALLEGED SWINDLERS
Gov Glenn declines to pardon Howard alias Thompson of New York and Hawley alias Snarley of Chicago, saying they forged signatures and plotted a major fraud after being punished. He also refuses to commute the death sentence of Dan Teachy for murder in Duplin County. Two Blackwater workers drown on a bridge in Lynchburg while moving pipe. Cal Robert A Marr, Virginia Military Institute professor, offered the deanship at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg.
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Knights of Labor Equity Suit Filed Over Treasurer Rights
Isaac D. Chamberlain of the Hayes faction filed equity suit in the District Supreme Court to restrain Thomas H. Canning of the Burns contingent from handling Knights of Labor revenues or serving as general secretary treasurer. The bill outlines the order’s collection/disbursement system and asserts Canning sent tax return blanks. rule to show cause set for July. Concert at Franklin Park listed with United States Engineer Band and Kamper. separate suit seeks $4,000 for injuries from a fall at Central Nations Bank offices. Harvard Phi Beta Kappa meeting led by John D. Long with James B. Angell and F B Mere in attendance.
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Higgins Grants Pardon For Manslaughter Convict
At Rear Admiral Clark’s urging and naval committee support Gov Higgins pardoned Edward A Leasure, a sailor on the Oregon, who is serving a fifteen year manslaughter sentence. Leasure’s naval record is cited as good and the act was alleged to be self defense. He was sentenced in Kings County in March 1901 for shooting George.
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Finest Dock in the World Debuts with Iowa
Baltimore watchers report the Dewey floating dry dock docking the battleship Iowa in record time. Rear Admiral Endicott called the Dewey the largest dock of its kind, noting that the final feat of docking itself will be demonstrated in a few days.
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Officers Under Arrest in Vancouver Wash
Vancouver Wash June 2 Capt. C Hartman of the Signal Corps was arrested for technical violation of the canteen law while in California. Lieut. J C Wilson of the Third Infantry was also arrested for duplicating his pay accounts while in Risaka.
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Army Officers Assigned and Reassigned in New Promotions
A series of officer movements is announced including Capt Robert E L Michio named secretary of the general staff, Maj James C Ori granted four days leave, and Second Lieut Morton sel resigning to become an officer of the army. Additional changes list Col Samuel W Taylor to Field Artillery and Lieut Go. Medoret Crawford with MaJ Clarence Towmiley to Coast Artillery, plus Capt Francis N Cooke on a Fort Montes board.
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Orders to Naval Officers Sailings and Assignments
Detachments and new duties listed for Capt J G Eaton Capt H Detino and other officers with transfers to homes and stations from navy yards and hospitals. Entries include inspector duties at Ninth Lighthouse, staff duty with Rear Admiral Brownson, and detachment to West Virginia. Seagoing arrivals and sailings cover multiple ports including Gardiner Bay Philadel Colorado and Lambert Point.
Surgeons and Officials On Duty in Far East and Navy Plans
Reports note Surgeon Raymond Spear ordered to Manchuria for study of camp hygiene as part of Russo-Japanese War conditions. Navy drafts ten engine plans for South Carolina and Michigan with twin or triple screws and reciprocating or turbine options. Secretary Morton to introduce successor Charles J. Bonaparte at the Navy Department. Also details for Bates and Mills on ordnance board. A fall from scaffold proves fatal for Wallace Birch at his home. Postmasters appointed in Virginia New York and Pennsylvania.
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