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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1912

Page

6

Suit in Supreme Court Seeks Support and Restraining Order

Mrs Anna Hassell Galt seeks maintenance from her husband Carroll Grayson Galt and joint defendants Helen Galt Minnegerode and the American Security and Trust Company. A restraining order prevents Galt from drawing funds from the trust or estate. Hearing set for March 15. Galt left Baltimore January 7 after nine months of marriage and disappeared February 29. She alleges no support except a small gift and claims he received 13,000 from his father’s estate last April and placed it with the trust company. She asserts co-tenancy in estate property and asks disclosure of its value.

Carrol Grayson Galt Matthew Galt Isinterancs District Supreme Court Anna Hassell Galt Mra Galt Alne Dames Helen Galt Galt Mr. Galt Virginia

Supreme Court Fight Over Full Faith and Credit Clause

Brandeis and Spooner argued before the Supreme Court on the full faith and credit clause to decide the validity of a Massachusetts judgment for 2,105,000 dollars against Albert S. Digelow in a case involving alleged promoter profits in the Ok Dominion Copper Mining and Smelting Company. Brandeis urged Massachusetts law governs the New York judgment. Spooner urged no effect should be given by New York law.

Supreme Court Louis D. Brandeis Beaton John C. Spooner Wisconsin Masaachusetts Albert 8 Brandeis New York Massachusetts Spooner

Woman Injured In Streetcar Accident In Union Street

Mrs J Winter Graves, wife of J W Graves of Concotidaton Coal Company, was struck by a brake handle on a Washington Electric Railway car at Union Street Yesterday afternoon. The blow knocked out several teeth and injured her mouth and leg. She was taken to the ladies waiting room before her husband arrived and then accompanied home.

Washington Electric Railway Company Union Sts- Uon J. Winter Graves J. W. Graves Zotidaton Coal Company the Atallyn

Mount Vernon Ladies Association Charter Standoff

The Virginia House general laws committee failed to advance a resolution to investigate or revoke the Mount Vernon Ladies Association charter over fees charged at Washington’s tomb. The committee ruled the legislature lacks authority to revoke the charter absent charter violations, leaving the association immune from state interference.

Washington Post Richmond Mount Vernon House Mount Vernes Ladies’ Association Washington Virginia Mount Vernon Ladies’ Associations

Accused by Three Girls: Cabinetmaker Faces Assault Charge

Kenty Ashton a M years old cabinetmaker from northwest was charged with assault on three girls Colla Jame 10 Jennie Brotskey 0 Arnis Relharm TN yaaen all of northwest addresses. Detectives Berman and Cox arrested him on a warrant from Tenac Felker. Ashton denied the accusations and was kept at the Second precinct station awaiting a police court hearing tomorrow.

Kenty Ashton Berman and Cox Tenac Felker Sixth Street Ashton Colla Jame Jennie Brotskey F Street Arnis ‘Relharm Yaaen Kiethetroet I Northweat Asston Primuer

Man Fires At Burglary Suspect In Virginia Home

H B Angelo of Dominion Heights Va surprised a black intruder in a lower floor room of his home early yesterday and fired three shots. He told Constable Payne that Reedh is wanted by police in the city and officers are on the lookout.

H. B. Angelo Dominion Heights Negro Payne Reedh

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Knights of Columbus prepare Washington rally plans

El Hearn of New York, national council commissioner, opens offices in Woodward building to lead a campaign expected to draw 4000 Knights to Washington on June 8 for the unveiling at Columbus Monument. Howard Harrington chairs the state committee with six members from each council, detailing race, public comfort, press, reception, entertainment and decorations subgroups.

EL. Hearn New York National Council of the Knights of Columbus Wood Ward Witch Order Washington Columbua Unita Atation Pilla Knighte of Columbus Howard P. ‘Harrington P. Harrington de. W. E. Buiro T. J. Donovan T. B. Nolan C. WV. Carr P. T. Moran B.C. Quard F.C. Sheahy R. A. Curtain D. Wikinson J A. Duvall J. Pollen T. K. Galisher BL. Tucker J. A. Mudd D. J. Giz W. J. NeGee P. Gldary B.¥. Myers H. 3. Crosson C. O Grifith Herre Kane Sohnaen W. B. Daly W. P. Normay G. R. Reperts W. E Palro R. Devaney R. A.cartain Colford J. A. Eckert C. B Fdwaran G. B. McAvoy J. P. Dawson

Thief Steals Clothes From Mrs Hinton’s Home

A sneak thief entered Mrs. Percy Hinton’s home at 1 Nineteenth Street Northwest yesterday and took a quantity of clothing belonging to Count de Chabannes, a French portrait artist. No one was home at the time. the Count’s apartment is on the second floor. The artist returned in the afternoon to find the loss. police have no trace of the thief.

Percy Hinton Ae Chabannes Margaret Draper Gen. Draper Ds. Chabannes

Playhouse recital and assorted notices in a crowded column

The item mentions Mme. Goodson the famous Monisté giving a recital at the Playhouse Louse on 7 street at 4 o clock as part of a series organized by Mrs. Wielga Grmene of Connecticut avenue. It also lists a Philadelphia oyster and chop house, a New Haven category, and assorted kitchen and bread advertisements along with scattered venue references and contact details.

Phiphowse Muos Uconsera Bealeton “Dlandis Natiana Gts Hors Mis Academy-Y-Tm Gafeey Castle Canheo

Women in Riot Long Ago A London Suffragette Recall

A letter recounts a 18th or 19th century parliamentary protest by a group of aristocratic suffragists. They forced entry into the House of Lords debating chamber, defying an order to deny admission, and occupied the gallery with chants and demonstrations to press for women’s liberty.

London An. Sarlier Mary Worthy Montague Europe House of Lords House of Commons Copeta Huntingdon Queshebstry Cany Went Moreland Cobham Ahancellor Duchess B of Queensberry Tosuldiera Marka Lord Hervey

Flower Exhibit at Franklin School for Pupils

The Washington Florists' Club presented vases of flowers to the Franklin school for an exhibition to run for several days, showcasing artistic arrangements and floral displays for students and visitors.

Florists’ Club Frankin School Washington Florists’ Club Yeaterday Cent savinty-Cre Franklin School

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Adams Service Regules Byron S. Adams ‘Printer N. W Regina Erust Company Ce-Detententh Firginia, Legislatura Henry Ashton Horn Asl Knights of Columbus de Chabannes Tee Fosse de. Phila New Heyal Cato 11Th Mt Bias En Chesapeakeee Potomac Burchell In. W. Burchell
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