Prosecution Restes Case in Defrauding Trial of George Green
In a New York federal proceeding, prosecutors argue George Green conspired to defraud the United States by routing commissions through the International Time Recording Company and payments to Beavers. Defense seeks a directed verdict as testimony covers drafts, deposits, and handwriting linking Green to Beavers, with court adjourning to Monday for motions.
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United States
Iirodunion
Cvideme
Green
Internaional
Lecoding
George Green
Gould
Beavers
Samuel Mc Voot
Meon & Selle
New York
George Wo Beavers
Moore & Sohley
George Wo Teasers
George BE i Green
George W Beavers
Seventh National Bank
Moore
Lavine
Toot
Hankkie
Caren
Beavers Warr
F Barns
Nassau Trust Company
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Lyuickerbocker
Wilam Ho
Hibs & Go
Line Piggs
Natonal Bank of
Amine
Colleen
Knickerbocker Trust
Coman Pmlacshal
Bo van Cott
Beurtenth
Hank O
Conspiracy Denied in Beavers Payoff Case
In a heated defense closing, Stanchfield argued no direct conspiracy tied the International Time Recording Company to Beavers and disputed key payments. The judge noted material questions for the jury over whether Green acted with the company or independently in arranging a 10 percent kickback tainted by Beavers’ private use.
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Stanchfield
International Time Recording Company
Comans
Ny Portianf
Stanchfeld
Sstfeanspaer
Jouws
Pune
Green
International ‘Time Recording Company
Saul
Stanehield
Lhurston
Stancefield
Conrad
International Tina Record Company
Beavers
Baker
Beers
Baler
International Time
Anit Green
Hg International
Wotthen
Gwell
Weila
City allocates funds for snow removal and building permits
The city spent under 300 on snow clearing, with 700 workers at 150 daily rate, completing the job in under a day. Building permits were issued to Freeman for a three story brick block on 248 A Street NW, to Marty Blaie for two two story dwellings on 19 19 Fourteenth Street NW, to Rates Warren for a passenger elevator at 115 Twelfth Street NW, to Thomas Wall for a two story dwelling on Nichols Avenue, and to R Baxter for a two story dwelling on Horner Place.
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Les
Ima
Mi Iwohes
Ashford
Woc Freeman
Marty Blaie
Willum Lawrence
Brek Dwelliogs
Fourteenth Street
Nothwest
F Webb Turner
Warren
Twelfth Street
North Westmeat
Eatin Ate
Thomas
Diplomas North Signatures Prompt District Hearing
President Gordon told the House District Committee two diplomas from M Street High School were issued without Vi Hughes signature and he said the superintendent ordered them signed later. Members disputed the process as Rep Greene pressed Hughes and Gordon explained the board’s position. The session reviewed education bills and touted school welfare and higher teacher pay amid broader district legislation.
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Gordon
Educulon
M Street
Vi Hughes
Aft
Huples
Cooper
Morrell
Jaiter Vic Hughes
Ewing Gulomas
Board of Education
di O Westwood
FR Deisen
Worth Capitol
Ockington Citiens Association
Seal Schools
Greene
Senate
House
Board Fixes Damages in Square 748 at City Hall
The District Supreme Court reported appraisements of damages to properties in square 748 in the vicinity of L street Congress street area. Owners listed include B J Jewett and many Donoghue heirs with varied amounts from 0 to 100 dollars. The commission met at the City Hall and will continue with hearings on damages this afternoon, examining grade changes on Second and Third streets northeast.
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Charles A Baker
George W. Moss
Geoge Spransy
Tnfon
Sation Gude Claim Commission
District Supreme
L. Street
Congress
Wargard Renneily
Bridget Mt Kennbly
Casper L Craig
Clarence Craig
Lauretta F Boyd
Josiah S Kelly
Mary Ly Imsar
Rosa L Lasb3
Charles F
Aletha Vo Gibson
Pauline C Co Hsor
Fanny B Tae
John A Schultz
Walter Miler
Antoinette de Silver Chiratani
Wiliam H .Moore
Catharine Gines
Iy Hall
Waondey
Baltimore Retail Advertisements Collage of Goods and Services
A fragmented city bulletin lists numerous local store offerings and promotions including preserves, potatoes, butter, buckwheat, raisins, naptha soap, starch, sugar, maple sugar, nuts, canned goods, matches, and laundry items. It notes train schedules to Baltimore via the Baltimore and Ohio line and highlights several merchants and specialty items such as caramels, bonbons, chocolate treats, engraved photos, and low price household items.
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Seth
Johnson's
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Pennsylvania Ave
Seventh St
Che €. & P. Telephone Co
Washington Sranch
Pa. Ave
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Hubbard Heating Co
Ashington
F Street
Jelephone Waln
Maryland Club
John H. Magruder
Connecticut Ave
K St
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Ronet
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WM Holran
Trust Campans
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Raleigh
Thiity Adentitid
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Wislington
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Rtain Gales F Chaules P Frotter of the Aniston Ot Peales and Low Aners
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Trotter
Pakel
Cour
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Ortun
International Pune Revarcing Company
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Wadieh
Hricka Af Alure
Mans
D. J. Kaufman
Pa Ave
ME Hughes
House District Committee
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Gallinger
Envy Person Firm Association Joint Stock Sampang
Taylor
Ohio
Georgetown Gag Light and Coke Company
Distret
BOARD
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St Loui
Goodyear Rain Coat Company
America
Women’s
Priestley Cravenette
Goodyear Rain Coat CO
Ninth Street N. W
Eleventh Street
Palais Royal
Boston House
Barber & Ross
Moses & Sons
Regay
Woodward
Lothaca
Stone & Fairfax
New York Ave
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REGAL
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Burchell
National Capital Brewing CO
Stafford
Carter
Br.p. Andrews
la. Ave
D St
City Bulletins
Baltimore & Ohio
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Tomber den
Washington DC
Muddiman & Co
Bent Family
Johnston S
Landsay
Joyce Engraving Company
Star
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HMS
RAMA
EYE
Spon
A. Eberly’s Sons
Seventh St. N.W
Duffy
Rochester
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Columbia
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Washington Gas Slight
10Th St
Potomac Electric Power Co
4Th St
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Wabashave
Chicago
J. T. Walker Sons
Sirent
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All Drug
BELUS
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