Thieves Loot T Street Home Of Mrs. Carr Jewelry Stolen
Aged German suspect believed to be part of a duplicateers gang robbed Mrs. John T Carr on T Street Northwest. Jewelry valued at 375 vanished after she locked doors and left briefly. Detectives Cox and Berman found the house ransacked with torn carpet and dispersed furniture.
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John T Carr
T Street
Timeves
Jonny Carr
T Street Northwest
Cox and Berman
Central Office
Cox
Berman
Tome
Garr
Mieves
Uger
Appetite costs him bride in odd wedding tale
A bizarre account from Louisa Lee Brooken borough describes a groom known as Willis allegedly ravaging the wedding feast after an unconsummated engagement. The bride Louisa faced an assault claim while Willis denied intent, claiming a momentary indiscretion.
Officials Seek Amendment to Smoke Law Exemptions Sought
Wildview proposes amending the smoke law to exempt Georgetown and Anacostia. A. Leftwich Sinclair, chairman of the Washington Chamber of Commerce law and legislation committee, appointed a subcommittee to study feasibility. The board earlier referred the matter to the committee for review. The subcommittee includes Porter, Swarman, Muller, Kenyon, Baler, Weaser, Thomas, Tee Isage, Gans, Groves, Willand Woodward, Leonard, Maher, and Hardy.
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Wildview
Georgetown
Anacostia
Leftwich Sinclair Charman
Law and Legislation Committee
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Imambers
Uie Chamber
Porter Swarman
J Muller Kenyon F
Baler Weaser
Walter A
Tohnsim
Ralph “Tee Isage Gans Tames S$ Groves
Willand Woodward
Leonard To Maher
Wiliam
Hardy
Runaway youths Raymond Ifnas and Tiward Seegers captured
Parents report two Philadelphia youths aged 18 and 17 ran away yesterday from 20 Waple Street and 591 Douglas Street. They were apprehended by Washington police and are to be brought home today. They are held at the detention houses with less than one dollar between them.
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Raymond Ifnas
Waple Street
Tiward Seegers
Douglas Street
Philadelphia
Washington
Elevator Death Declared Accident in Seed House
Jamis Barnes an air employee of the Department of Agriculture died after an elevator shaft accident at a government seed house in Tinwood. A coroner’s jury ruled the death accidental and held Noony responsible.
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Vetter
Jamis Barnes
Department of Agrculture
Tinwood
Noony
Head Shaved by Mistake in a New York Case
A Hackensack girl was shaved by three New York dermatologists for a supposed contagious skin disease. The condition proved eczema, cured in days by Poslam. The ad promotes Poslam as a universal remedy for skin troubles and offers a free trial from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Hackensack
New York
Ben Donnell
Beantrug
Mergency Laboratories
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra closes fifth season in Washington
Conductor Carl Pohl leads the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra in a fifth season finale at the National Theater. The program features a four movement suite At Home In the Streets Sunday Morning in the Country and At the Ball with a melodic rhythm enriching the concert. Wagner overture and the impressive F minor march conclude with splendor as Mohy’s poetic leadership and the ensemble's polished technique win new admirers.
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Mering
Carl Pohlgs
America
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Washington
Paris
Duteiman
Philadelphia Orchestra
Mohhy
Willard Set Free In Gaimunal Court No 1
Justice Ashlet Gould granted Albert H Willard liberty on a motion by Atturnes Flynn and GA Wiile after testimony found no medical proof of insanity and the record considered meager Willard had been at Melone asylum and his wife and child remained at home while old acquaintances attended the hearing.
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Gaimunal Cour
Ashlet MM Gould
Atturnesa JR Flynn
GA Wiile
Albert H Willard
Irving W Bec
Justin Gould
Tihis
Willard
Melone
Dorcy
Navy Yard
Scottish Rite Banquet Planned for March 1 at Cathedral
Isangeast Chapter fose Crom No 1 Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite freemasons arrange a mystle banquet for March 1 at the cathedral of the rite Third and Faireels northwest. Kerth chairs the executive committee as prominent speakers include Dr George Obergrand master of Masons Hey hram Simon Representative James A Tawney of Minnesota Champ Clark of Missouri and Wilam Silzer of New York. Musical program features Mark Lansburg Miss Blaine Ftra Sebring Franceske Kasper Miss Stevens Walter Humphrey and Sarry G Kimball at the organ.
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Fose
Friendly House social event at Ss Vorgina avenue southeast
A community gathering at the Friendly House, once the mayoral mansion, hosted to promote neighborly relations. The multilingual event featured international displays from United States, China, Turkey, Korea, and Japan with church groups Hamime Methodist, St Mark Episcopal, First Congregational, Second Baptist, and Metropolitan Presbyterian aiding in the entertainment.
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Vorgina Avenue
Manson
Amaltwood
Freandly House
Gale Im
United States
China Turkes Korea
Japan
Narth Pole
Hamime Methodist St Mark
Episcopal First Congregational Second Baytst
The
Metropolitan Presbyterian
Milam Jolzberg Stops Runaway Horse on Fourteenth Street
Milam Jolzberg, 19, on Say Street Northwest, broke two fingers while halting a frightened horse and wagon on Fourteenth Street Northwest yesterday. Treated at Emergency Hospital after the wagon, owned by WE Heron of 201 K Street Northwest, bolted along Fourteenth and D Streets Northwest, Jozlberg stood near Fourteenth and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, grabbed the horse and brought it to a stop without further harm.
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Milam Jolzberg
Say Street
Fourteenth Street
Yesterda
WE Heron
K Street
Folzberg
Pennsulama Avenue
Out of Work Man Shot Self to Leave Hospital Today
John Griffin, formerly employed for months, is hospitalized after a self inflicted gunshot wound. Doctors say his condition is not serious and he is expected to leave Casualty Hospital this morning. Police report he was unemployed for several months prior to the incident.
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John Griff
John Griffin
Southpost
Inshiaation
Griffin
Post Browniecar Pictures Taken in Motion At Washington
Contestants flood the Washington area as the Weekly Photo Brownie car cruises past broad thoroughfares. Schoolchildren parade with friends and cameras to capture rides and prizes, boosting subscriptions and sparking pride in winners amid a growing race to collect awards.
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Tattle
Post Pote
Winle Brend
Washington
Washingtons
Vie Init
Actors Benefit Boom Is Held In Washington Visit
Erlanger, taking general charge of the actors benefit, canvassed Washington locals and praised the support for a performance next Tuesday at Kew National. The event, under distinguished patronage from high officials and ambassadors, features notable performers and a large volunteer roster from New York groups and theatres.
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Bevelis
Washington
Kew National
Taft
Bryce
Countess von Hernaloir
Knox
Senora de Portela
Mme Hitter
Mme Chang
Mies
the Treasury
Vac Yeagh
Dickinson
Navy
Bleser
Agrculture
Commerce and Labor
Mie Nagel
Lompany
Trixte Friganza
Anna Teresa Berger
Hensy Harris
Phe Skylark Company
Chases Guvely
Lyceum Theoers
New York
Oliner de
Indian drink sold at Vendome Hotel raises grand jury
Barkeeper Sulivana of the Vendome Hotel was held on $500 bail for selling three bottles each of wine and cocktails to Simon Hallowell of the Omaha tribe. A preliminary hearing before U.S. Commissioner Taylor led to the grand jury appearance. Hallowell and two Chippewa Tadlans died by asphyxiation in Washington.
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Sulivana Garkeeper
Vendome Totel
Simon Hallowell
Eld
United States
Taylor
Sullvan
Rend
Hallowell
Washington
Beha Probate Battle Highlights Family Dispute Over Will
Wilton J Lambert filed a probate contest against the will of Wis Beha alleging the mother was of unsound mind at execution and later barred from altering provisions. The estate, valued around 1.00, reportedly includes four houses and penal property. The case involves Beha’s widow Mrs India Beha and Beha’s son seeking estate control. A separate ad offers a Federal Taxicab service promising prompt, comfortable transportation.
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Fox
Whiliam J Beha
Wee Wilhelimona
Wilton J Lambert
Wis Beha
Mrs India Beha
Ing mm
Ambassador's Body to Leave March Sixteen in Brazil
The Rage Department relays plans to transport the late Ambassador Nabuco’s body aboard the Mayflower on March 1, with a casket to be placed aboard The President Valencia for Springdale. Details include arrangements for the casket and accompanying parts, plus related notices and local ads.
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Rage Department
Vesteidas
Brac
North Carolina
Ambassador Nabuco
Potomac
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