Probate notices from Washington DC give estate administration details
Supreme Court probate notices show Mary Boyd Campbell estate letters of administration in DC. Creditors must file claims by February 17, 1623, or be barred from estate benefits. Names include Joseph Campbell and William Clark Taylor. Another probate matter for Maria Kilmartin lists James A Toomey as executor with trial to show cause on April 11, 1082. publications required in Washington Law Reporter for three weeks.
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Notices of Probate and Name Change for District of Columbia estates
Notices announce probate actions in Columbia District: estate of Margaret M Barry, no. 29030, letters testamentary to Matthew Joseph Ryan with April 10 1922 hearing. also change of name for District of Columbia Exhibitors Association to Motion Picture Theater Owners of DC. Includes details of creditors, distribution court date, public notice and certification.
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Colombia
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Navy Assignments and Detailee Transfers
Navy announces numerous duty changes and detachment releases. Officers listed relocate to ships, naval bases, the Naval Academy, and Navy Dept assignments in Washington and across coasts, with several engineers and medical corps officers reassigned or detached to new posts.
Philadelphia markets grain and dairy prices report
Philadelphia markets on March 10 show mixed grain futures with flour firms and patents at various ranges. Oats and butter rise alongside steady egg prices. poultry remains dull as other articles stay unchanged.
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Philadelphia
City Mills
Judge Moncure Questioned by Alexandria Bar Panel
Judge Moncure testified before the Alexandria Bar association investigating committee, denying eight months of housing by Mrs. Baggett contributed to his divorce practice. Witnesses discussed residence evidence, Baggett roomers, and potential fee divisions while questions covered political activity and ethics. Ship case hearings were set for April 28 before Judge Waddill, with attorneys from Virginia Shipbuilding Corp. and the U S government present.
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Mary L. Baggett
Alexandria
Caton
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Nicol
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Commonwealth
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Virginia’ Ship~building Corporation
United States
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Funeral for Mrs Alice V Edwards at Payne Street Home
Mrs. Alice Virginia Edwards widow of George Edwards died Thursday. Funeral at 10 o'clock this morning at John Hammeraley’s residence 421 South Payne Street. Rev Eugene B Jackson of First Baptist Church will conduct services. Burial in the Methodist Protestant cemetery.
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South Payne Street
Eugene B. Jackson
Frederick Stabler
Olney
Sandy Spring
Taunton B. Stabler
Clarence L. Gilpin
Caleb Stabler
Wilmington
Del
Society of Friends
Randy Spring
Friends’ Cemetery
Pavlova at the National in a varied program of ballet and divertissements
Anna Pavlova appeared at the National with a curtailed Snowflakes ballet from Tschaikowsky’s Nutcracker Suite and a vivid Warrior’s Dance. Laurent Novikoff joined in Snowflakes, while Mile. Hutsova led The Magic Flute. The program featured lively California Poppy and a dazzling Russian Dance finale with Karavai eff.
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Rubinstein
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Local City Briefs And Meetings Across Takoma Park
City briefs list several meetings in Takoma Park including the Takoma Library gathering by the Takoma Park Citizens foundation, the Eather Rebekah lodge at Odd Fellows Temple, the Chateau Thierry unit of the American Women’s Legion at the Marine barracks on St Patrick’s Day, the Northeast Citizens association at the Masonic temple, and the University club dinner at the clubhouse. The Red Triangle Gatlag club plans a hike to the Arlington wireless station from 3 o’clock at Thirty-sixth and M Streets. A YMCA concert features a T Cantwell performance. Catholic University Lay Alumni meet at the Raleigh hotel Old Colony clubrooms in New York.
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American Women's Legion
Marine Barracks
St. Patrick’s Day
Red Triangle Gatlag Club
Arlington Wireless
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Catholic University Lay Alumni Association
Washington
Old Colony
Raleigh
Two Prisoners Escape Maraville Jail by Sawing Bars
Petersburg, W. Va. March 19. Two inmates fled the county jail in Maraville yesterday as Jailer Yokum visited Petersburg. One unnamed prisoner and Jacob Mullenix escaped by sawing bars. Mullenix had only one day left to serve.
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Government Returns 7806 Cases of Esquor Whisky
Special to The Washington Post. March 10. Collector of Internal Revenue Galen Tait announced a final settlement in the Stewart Distilling Company case. A large quantity of whisky seized months ago by Washington prohibition agents was returned to the company totaling 7806 cases. Five barrels were seized on a separate charge for improper labeling during transfer between bonded and free warehouses. The seizure arose from the plant arrangement involving a section of bonded warehouse used as a storage area for empty barrels. Free warehouses must be on private property and not connected to government warehouses. After 28 months, the commissioner of internal revenue ruled the goods should be returned.
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Woman Found Hangs Herself in Baltimore Cellar
Baltimore dispatch reports Misa Bera V. Wittenbrack discovers her aunt Mina Weilbacher 56 dead by hanging in a cellar at 2618 North Charles Street. Wittenbrack broke in, cut her down, and said Mina Wellbacher had been ill. Mina and Carrie Wellbacher, both in poor health, were cared for by her.
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Baltimore
Misa Bera V. Wittenbrack
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Misa Mina Weilbacher
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Two Virginia Banks Merge in Leesburg Deal
The People's National Bank of Leesburg has purchased the Fauquier Loudoun Bank of Upperville. The Fauquier Loudoun stockholders will meet in early April to ratify the action. The Fauquier Loudoun will operate as a branch of the People's National. Col B H B White and W H Martin attended the closing meeting.
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Vote Virginia road bonds pass in House of Delegates
Richmond Va March 10 The house of delegates approved a 12 000 000 highway bond issue for the next biennium by a 64 to 42 vote The bonds would require voter approval at the general election next fall delaying the project only six months instead of two years The senate adopted the conference report on the compulsory educational bill with a house amendment making enforcement optional for counties and cities.
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Western Maryland workers revolt over new maintenance scale
In Cumberland and Ridgeley old Western Maryland Railway employees resigned after the contract for maintenance of way work shifted to Dickson Construction and Repair Company. They cite the new 10 hour day and $2.50 pay versus the former $3.16 for eight hours. Foremen report a full crew remains. In Danville police search for Harvey Freese, 14, missing for a month, last seen with a shotgun.
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Dickson Construction and Repair Company
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Harvey Freese
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New Design
Baltimore Gynecology Pioneer Dr Browne Dies at 78
Dr Bernard Browne Sr 78 a noted gynecology specialist died at his Baltimore home 510 Perk Ave after long illness Born Wheatlands Md son of Charles C Browne and Mary Browne He led as founder and professor at Women’s Medical College in 1582 served in Seventh Virginia Cavalry Civil War He studied at Loyola 1853 and University of Maryland 1867 Survived by three daughters Dr Jennie N Browne Dr Mary N Browne and Mrs E Newton Harvey and two sons Dr B Bernard Browne Jr of Annapolis and De Courey Browne of New York
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Baltimore
B. Bernard Browne
Perk Avenue
Wheatlands
Queen Anne County
Browne
Charles Cochrane Browne
Mary Willson Browne
Loyola, College
University of Maryland
Women’s Medical College
Jennie N. Browne
Mary N. Browne
Dirs. E. Newton Harvey
Radical Baltimore immigrant held for deportation to Russia
Thomas N. Oworking, 21, labeled radical by the Department of Labor, was released on $2,000 bail by Immigration Commissioner Stump in Baltimore. He had been jailed for weeks on a Labor Department warrant after propaganda speeches said to carry double meanings. He came to America in 1918 and is ordered deported once a steamship sails.
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Jersey Cow Breaks Milk Record at Connecticut Farm
Storrs Conn March 10 A new record for milk production by four Jersey cows is attested by the Connecticut Agricultural College Fauvre s star owned by A V Barnes of New Canaan produced 20 618 pounds of milk in a year surpassing the prior 18 695 by Pass bert of New York The sire Fau vie s Prince was first prize mature bull at the national dairy show in 2520 Eighteen daughters of the bull averaged more than 50 pounds of butter fat as two year olds Fauvie s Star lacked only 35 pounds of making three world Jersey records for butter fat production 1 005 9 pounds The average fat percentage was 4 88
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Dogs Raid Sheep in McDonough County
In McDonough county Illinois stray dogs raided farms killing sheep and worrying stock dogs. Farmers formed hunting parties and tracked the band to an old straw stack where about a dozen dogs hid. Two dogs were killed and the rest escaped intact.
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McDonough
Screens For Mixed Juries In St Paul Jail
In St Paul Minnesota on March 10 heavy screens will partition the county jail jury room to separate men and women. Sheriff Joh Wagener announced after complaints from a mixed jury that spent two nights last week with improvised curtains between five men and seven women on cots.
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New Jersey Ratifies Prohibition by Legislature
Trenton March 10 the New Jersey legislature approved the eighteenth amendment by a senate concurrent resolution. The measure becomes effective without Gov Edwards signature after years of failed attempts in 1920 and 1921. In New Arcadia March 16 Dr Irr Law, a physician, was electrocuted in his office while adjusting an X-ray device, contacting a high voltage wire and dying instantly.
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Belmont and Wilson Appearing Before Race Tax Committee
Belmont and Wilson appear before a state Senate committee on taxation to oppose a 6 percent gross receipts tax on racing associations. They warn higher taxes would cut purses and drive breeding from New York and Maryland. Buddie Ensor, Baltimore jockey, seeks a license after a bid to return this season. Mobile golfer R. Sneer wins amateur invite at Mobile Country Club.
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Mobile
Ala
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Mobile Country Club
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Thuradey
Kentucky May Get New Track
The Kentucky State racing commission meets in Lexington to allot spring racing dates for Kentucky Jockey Club tracks. Col. Matt J. Winn arrives from Louisville and may press April 23 for Lexington and May 13 for Louisville, the tentative Derby date. Green River Jockey Club backers, aiming to build near Evansville, Ind., also attend with starter A B Dade from Henderson and other backers.
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New Players Join Toledo Ball Club
Bristal March 10 Several infielders and outfielders joined the Toledo Mudhens at Tenneva park bringing total players to about 40. New arrivals include Al Wickland Bill Huber Bill Lamar Allen Hill and Sherberg and Grimes. After training this month the Madhens plan to depart April 1 for Toledo to open the season against the Kansas City Blues.
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Shafer and Seabury win Florida doubles title
Carlton Shafer of New York and S. B. Seabury of Boonton New Jersey won the doubles championship at the Southeastern tennis tournament in Jacksonville Florida defeating J N Dogwett and W Mel Christie of Jacksonville in straight sets 6 3 6 3 6 3 4 2
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Cleveland sanctions school boxing bouts in city schools
The Cleveland board of education announced official sanction for boxing exhibitions in school buildings and community centers. The first shows were held at Browsell and Gilbert schools with two silver cups awarded to main event winners as crowds of parents attended.
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Suburban cadet battalion reorganization at Maryland campus
The University of Maryland cadet battalion announced a reorganization adding new companies and appointing captains R N Young A A W Hines O P Reinmuth B B Filbert and P Frank. Freshmen and sophomores will have their own companies with noncommissioned officers drawn from their ranks.
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