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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1922

Page

2

Two Men Lashed In Jail Yard For Wife Beating

Sheriff Moxley carried out sentences given by Justice Viett in Rocky We Ma Kate Williams of Viett city applied a cowhide to the bare backs of George Kemp Barnesville and Frank Terry Clappers colored for wife beating Kemp first to receive ten lashes and Terry after. Kemp’s offense involved trouble over a child and a fight with his wife. The men returned home afterwards with Kemp showing less apparent stamina than Terry.

Alvie A. Moxley Pellee Kate Williams Viett Rocky We George Kemp Kemp

Long list of marriages and deaths in 20th century notices

A crowded obituary and marriage notice page lists numerous couples with shared surnames, including Robert W. Mark and May Mark, Katherine Mo Wi Heon, Moris Cyung Eesie Grover, and many others. It includes ages, locations, and hospitals, along with several clergy names and addresses, reflecting a typical postwar community announcements column. The section also records deaths such as Mrs. Nora Graham, Josiah Swingle, and Jessie Day, with ages and hospital or city references.

Robert W May Mark Katherine Mo Wi Heon Hay Hita Miller Muel Ryelyn A. Lanilstréet Charles H Agg Margaret Cullinan Jacob Loidiise Pleat Margaret Oye David KB Isabelle M. Harry Moris Cyung Eesie Grover Irwin.a Sarah J. Hamilton Eugene I Mary FE. Logan Bey Walter J Jane M. Piper Katherine Blum Piri Ricard A Florence E. Pockert Norman W. Ant Kathleen M- Sauter Roger D Beutoh Mi Gennetta Marcus Helen Eisenberg Fhomas E Earth E. Wiser Gle Randolph Efe ‘J. White Lyman B Daisy L. Leieh Robert L Edmira A. Rexford Galdig Zulla Angus N Katherine Oumont Yohn L Win. T Inch Grosswan Bower Leila M Hodges Gin Oscar A Hattie Thorup Paul J May I. McDaniel Raymond G Mavie L. Koung Gross F Josephine’ Minor Andrew J Sarah Colina Frank J Lena E. Richenjaub Jasper Mf Ethel “Moore Giovanni Carmela L. Sagliatene Sebastiana Gruseppa Ronsisval Griseppo Mario Pappuiardi Alfonso Maria Natan Grazia Tarbieri Antonia Mario Colandria Martha Harris Fills V Louise Dysieh Ernest Louise Lloyd Louis Nettie Toliver Jobn Juanita Lee Joseph Edna Kennedy Lawrence Nannie King Reginald Helen Page Gil

Whipping of Negroes Cited as Frequent Offenses

Fragmentary report notes that whipping of enslaved people for offenses has recently become a more frequent practice, with language reflecting the period's harsh norms and enforcement. No further verifiable names or places are discernible in the text.

Say- He Sold 60 Lbs For 120 Potatoes Fraud Conviction

A huckster named Tubby Downing was convicted by a police court jury for violating weights and measures rules by selling short weight potatoes. He claimed a Maryland farm connection and said a wagon helper sold half a sack and kept the money, then short weighted a second sale in the northwest section.

Tubby Dowing North West Downing Maryland Office of Weights’ and Measures

Coolidge Boys to Attend Moving Pictures Benefit

Washington officials support a Boys Club fundraiser with a Navy secretary buying tickets and Vice President Coolidge’s sons slated to attend. A Keith film reel was shown at a Rotary luncheon starring Zoe Ray, with a second film planned for March 25 at the New National theater.

Washington Moving Boys Club of Washington Navy Coolddge Thomas F. ‘Walsh Keith Rotary Club Zoe Ray Twinkle New National Theater

Suit Seeks $9000 Commission in Stock Sale Case

Paul P Brewington and Harry L Stewart file suit alleging the American Bureau of Trade Extension owed them a 30 percent commission on a $30,000 stock sale, claiming the bureau refused payment. Attorney T Morris Wampler represents the plaintiffs.

American ‘ Bureau" of Trade Extension Paul, P Brewington Harry L. Stewart Bureau Commission T.” Morris Wampler

Heirs to Mother's Estate Named in Will Probate

Heirs to Mrs A J Brandt receive the entire estate per will filed for probate. Children Charles J Brandt Elizabeth Hough and Emma Demonet are set to inherit real property in this city and in Fostoria Virginia. The $20 600 estate left by Mrs Mary B Shedd was reported in a petition for letters of administration filed yesterday.

City Virginia Charles J. Brandt Elizabeth Hough Emma. Demonet Abbie J. Brandt Fostoria Mary B. Shedd

Daily Sun and Tide Table and Weather Forecast

District of Columbia forecast fair Friday and Saturday with increasing cloudiness and slightly warmer conditions and light to moderate northwest winds. Maryland and Virginia follow similar trends with fair weather, rising cloudiness, and shifting east winds. Temperatures range from the mid 30s to mid 60s with a high of 64 and a low of 35. rain or snow possible in the upper Great Lakes region Friday and Saturday.

Dent Tureau Washington District of Colombia Maryland Virginia New England Montana Plateau Rocky Atlantic States Lake Region Mississippi ‘River Upper Lake Region Ohio Valley Lower-Lake Long-island N. Y Norfolk

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