Refuses to Dismiss Oyster Estate Suit in Equity Court
Justice Bailey yesterday refused to discuss the suit by Mrs Cecil Ready Oyster widow of George M Oyster Jr to remove her husband's estate from probate to equity court and challenge a pre death dairy contract with Henry N Brawner Jr The motion to dismiss was filed by executor Edwin C Brandenburg and Brawner Bailey directed an answer be filed and a trial on merits set The decision is not prejudicial and both sides must come to court to thrash out the removal question Attorneys Tobriner Graham for the executor Daniel W O Donoghue and Arthur A Alexander for the widow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bailey
Cecil Ready -Oyster
George M. Oyster, Jr
Equity Court
Henry N. Brawner, Jr
Edwin C. Brandenburg
Henry N. Brawner
Bailey
Widow Loses Love Suit Over Breach Of Promise
A jury found Mrs. Dat Maupin a widow with one son not entitled to damages after suing Edward D Wilburne a railroad conductor for 10000 alleging breach of promise. Defense argued Maupin ended engagement after a disagreement and arranged a home for her son while opposing similar plans for his daughter. Attorneys Lamshert Yeatman and F S Key-Smith represented the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dat. Maupin
Ben
Edward’d. Wilburne
w.Wilburne
Lam~shert and
Yeatman
Key-Smith
Maupin
Bergdoll Heiress Files Suit Over Seized Property
Mrs Emma Bergdoll of Philadelphia files in equity court to recover 330000 dollars believed unlawfully seized by the Alien Property Custodian after her son Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, a draft slacker, was declared an alien enemy. The case was continued to March 27 to allow production of books and papers as the government seeks 750000 dollars. Charlie Bergdoll, brother, also seeks 15000 dollars in the same action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Germany
Equity Court
Bergdorf
Charlies
Weather and Tide Forecast for District and Surrounding Areas
A daily weather and tide bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau outlines tide times, temperatures, wind forecasts, and precipitation for the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, and nearby regions. It notes high and low tides, general fair weather for the next two days, strong northwest winds, rain and snow patterns in the Lake region and Ohio valley, storm warnings along the Atlantic coast, and flying weather outlooks for Tuesday covering Washington to Long Island and Washington to Norfolk.
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S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Marysland
Virginia
Indiana
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Tentensee
Atlantic States
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Mississippi River
North Dakota
North Pacific
Manitoba
Alaina States
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountains
Tennessee
East Gulf
South Atlantic States
Plains
Arkansas
Texas
North Atlantic States
Atlantic
Cape Hejsterns
Restport
Baine
Long Island
N.Y
Police Brutality Claim Lands Man in 60 Days Jail
Linwood Davis, a Black man, testified of brutal beating by Ninth precinct officers and Policeman Steele of the Eighth. Judge McMahon ordered three precinct officers to court. Davis was sentenced to 60 days and fined $10. Officers denied mistreatment, saying force was needed after he attacked Steele. They claimed restraint in transit was necessary. Brass knuckles were found. Davis contended they were planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Davis
McMahon
Ninth Precinct
Davis
Stetl
Eighth
Steele
Judge Lloyd Noon Speaker At Laymen's Lenten Service
Judge James T. Lloyd spoke at Keith's theater on a spiritual awakening as the remedy for present day unrest. He argued laws and courts cannot heal a sick world and emphasized inner revival as essential for civilization. Andrew Wilson presided. Senator Selden Spencer expected to speak next with William J. Galither presiding.
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Keith’s
James T. Lloyd
Selden Spencer
William J. Galither
Wallace Radcliffe
Foreign Banking Talk At Willard Open Meeting
Howard R B Spitzer of New York spoke at an Open meeting of the Washington chapter of the American Institute of Banking at the Willard. He traced European banking history and described the operations of dealers in foreign exchange. W J Walter, president of the association, announced the next forum dinner for March 30 at the Madrillon restaurant with James Trimble of the Bank of Washington as speaker and noted that prizes for the District of Columbia Bankers association must be submitted by May 1. Dancing followed the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard RB. Spitzer
New York
Bank of Washington
District of Columbia, Bankers” Association
Births Reported In Local Family Directory
A list of births announces many newborns with parents and gender. Names include Rea, Dibble, Smith, Mela, Herbert, Wall, Selby, Hardy, Ford, Hogeland, Hodgkins, Trotano, Clark, Bayall, Tolan, Belieet, Stewart, Manking, Branton, Buebler, Butler, Binks, Curtis, Cook, Collins, Jackson, Washington, Burrel, Banke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Rhoda L. Rea
Louia V
Ive
M. ‘Dibble
Maurice T
Rebecca Smith
Joseph H
Elizabeth MM. Mela
Harry
Blanche Herbert
Carrol
Frances C. Wall
Jobh
Edith B. Selby
Audrey
Martha B. Hardy
Norman
Blanche A. Ford
Clarence W
Louise BR. Hogeland
Guy B
Wutelle N. Hodgkins
Antonio
Anna Trotano
Lawrence Jr
Dorothy W. Clark
Edwin B
Catherine B.bayall
Dorothy A. ‘Tolan
Oliver Branton
John F
Frances H. Buebler
Edward A
Luta Butler
John
Ella Binks
Joseph
Matilda Curtis
Richard
Victete Cook
Johnson
Alice Collins
Oscar B
Corina Jackson
Clarence P
Mamie B. Washington
William
Lth
Burrel
Calvin
Frances Banke
Licensed to Marry Couples List Lacks Clear Context
A fragmented OCR notice lists several marriage intentions with ages and names such as Harold Csrow and Thelma Chamberlain, Wille Parks and Sarah Washington, and Louis Berry and Naomi Bond. Mentions multiple reverends and towns like Philadelphia, Frederick, Point of Rocks, Bergenfield, New York, and New Orleans. The text is garbled and incomplete, hindering full extraction of details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J Csrow
Thelma
Chamberlain
J C. Hawk
Wille L Parks
Sarah Z .Waebington
Johm AW
Louis A Berry
Philadelphise Pa
Naomi W. Bond
J. Dimon Erwin R Kump
Frederick
Nellie W Elliott
Point of Rocks
Charles T Steck
Charles
Deaths Reported in City Hospital Entries
List of deceased individuals with ages and residences appears from hospital notices. Includes Dorothy Collins 12 years, Bala Aaronstamm 78, Tun Milliken 72, Timothy Silvan, John Werland 71, Charles Berry 80, James Spear, William Queen, Totephine Summerville 85, James R Giascoe 13, George Diggs 5, William Jackson 71, James Williams 86, Gutherine Parkes 1, John Hawking 8 months, and others with addresses such as 415 Main NW and 2625 North Avenue. Note moved to 1918 dated bulletin text truncated.
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Bunwa
Impc
Dorothy Y. Collins
Sibley
Bala Aaronstamm
Tun J Milliken
Mt. Pleasant
Mmothy Silvan
John M. Werland
Taekeon
Charles W. Berry
Mos
James Spear
St. Rhe
William Queen
Totephine
John
Cascade cure claimed for heartburn and headaches
An circulation of a promotional notice from O'Donnells Drug Stores touts the J. B. U. Cascade as a cure for heartburn indigestion biliousness and headaches. It features Mrs H D Gatley of Newark Ohio praising the remedy after 18 years of misery and offers a free informal book with testimonials from Dr Tyrrell of New York.
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H. D Gatley
Channel St
Newark
Ohio
O'Donnells Drug
Ing
Stomach Sufferers Urged to Try Rad Suits Remedy
An authority links most stomach trouble to excess acid in the stomach, causing indigestion and belching. He recommends four ounces of Rad Suits dissolved in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and aid digestion, praising its grape and fruit acid base with lithia and sodium phosphate.
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MT. Vernon
Alexandria
Arlington
12Th St
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Washington-Virginia Railway
Allen
Sloan’s Galleries
13Th Street
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Peerless
California
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Gardon
W. W. Griffith
First
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Franklin
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SUN and Tide
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Keith
Edward RR. Spitzer
Hank
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Reil
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Gayety Columbia Amusex Barney
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Rome
Purcell
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Weandell Smith
John Hazard
Alice Terry
Jack Mulhall
Loew
Mabel Normand
Mack Sennell
Molly O
Meron Rialto Presents
Night—Orchestra
Brightway School OF Dancing
New York Ave
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Felarger
David Belasco
Avery ‘Hopwood
B.f.keith
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Leon Varvere
Stanley Brothers
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Hy. Sot da Wolfus
Paths Pictorial News
O48
Grub Street
Christopher Morely
M. Dickets
T. Arthur Smith
G Street
Crandall’s
Romagte Aleor
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Brillant
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