Indict Eight in Hand Book Raid Case in January Sweep
Eight men named Vogt Hammersley Sondheimer McCormick Johnson Shore Turner and Wrenn were indicted by a grand jury on counts tied to handbook making and gambling law violations stemming from a January 27 raid. Thirteen other suspects were arrested as the probe continues, with a DOJ agent severely beaten in the aftermath.
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Frederick H. Vogt
Lee Hammersley
Samuel Sondheimer
Frank McCormick
Stanley Johnson
Pete Shore
Harry Turner
Bayard T. Wrenn
Bert Wrenn
Johnson
Hammersley
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Maj. Pullman
Police Department
C. L. Grant
A. Bruce Bielaski
Grand
James R. Watson
B and
Seventh Streets
United States
Laskey
DRY LAW DELAY PLEA TO CONGRESS DISCUSSED
Reported yesterd ay that an extra session may consider a resolution to push the Sheppard bill start date from November 1 to May 1 The aim is to spare saloon owners from immediate losses by allowing six extra months to sell stock and minimize financial harm due to the law taking effect.
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Show by G. W. U. Students Vaudeville Night
George Washington University students staged a vaudeville show in the assembly hall with performances by the GW Orchestra and GW Band plus fraternity specialties. Standout numbers included a tableau Behind the Trenches by GW women and The Rehearsal a minstrel by Dut ton Hance and Degman. The show repeats at 2 15 this afternoon.
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George Washington Orchestra
George Washington Band
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H. H. Dutton
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Funeral of C C Dugan on Capitol Hill
Funeral services for Charles C Dugan longtime executive clerk in Representative Augustus F Gardner's office were held at his Salem Massachusetts home yesterday. He died Wednesday after a brief illness of pneumonia at age 58 Representative Gardner and his secretary William W Lufkin attended the services.
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Augustus F. Gardner
Salem
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Dugan
Capitol Hill
Gardner
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Divorce suit filed by Elizabeth J Brown for absolute divorce
Elizabeth J Brown of this city sues for an absolute divorce from George W Brown in the District Supreme Court yesterday. She accuses him of infidelity while he serves as a National Guardsman on the border and says she has had to work to support herself. She also seeks custody of their two children. The couple were married September 24 1902. Also noted, the funeral of David C Duley aged 78 near Chevy Chase is set for 3 PM today at the home of his son in law John C Kramer 7620 Georgia Ave NW with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. Daley was a blacksmith at the Soldiers Home for 32 years.
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District Supreme Court
George W. Brown
David C. Duley
Chevy Chase
John C. Kramer
Georgia Avenue
Rock Creek Cemetery
Mr. Daley
Soldiers’ Home
Was Jesus a Man of God Lecture by Mr Murray
Walter Brear n of Tay Mo presents a lecture on Was Jesus a Man of God examining Bible testimony and Swedenborg’s views. The talk, part of a Masonic Temple series by the Church of the New Jerusalem, offers free literature and no collection. Mr Murray stays with Dr and Mrs Carman in Washington.
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Tay
Tomarrer
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Murray
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Q Street
War Correspondent Palmer Talks To Army Staff
Frederick Palmer, the only accredited American press representative on the western front over two years ago, spoke yesterday at the Army War College to the general staff and officers. He urged delaying U S troop deployment until a properly sized army is built, warned ten thousand troops would barely hold a trench, proposed a civilian censor with military support, and called for open details nonessential to military plans to be published to reflect the people’s role in building the army.
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Funeral services for Michael E Cummings
Funeral services for Michael E Cummings, who died Thursday at Georgetown University Hospital, will be held at 8:30 Monday morning at his residence in Chevy Chase. Requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery, Forest Glen, Md. Cummings was a former football star for Columbian University and the Columbia Athletic Club. he was a brother of Cy Cummings of the excise board.
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Daylight and Tide Report for Washington Area and Forecast
Forecast issued for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia predicts rain Saturday followed by clearing and colder conditions, then fair Sunday with northwest winds. Western disturbance brings rain across central valleys lake region gulf states and south and mid Atlantic states, with warmer Atlantic states and cooler mid Atlantic tonight. Storm warnings on Atlantic coast from Hastingsport to Hatteras. Temperatures range from mid 40s to 60s with light rainfall 0.01 inch and no sunshine reported.
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Dr Gordon on Spiritualism at First Congregational Church
Dr Gordon preaches Sunday at 11 on Sir Oliver Lodge’s Spiritualism and the first five minutes after death at the First Congregational Church corner of Tenth and G. In the 8 pm service he speaks on The Temptations of a Country Girl in City Life. Also Walter Brown Murray discusses Was Jesus Man or God at 3:30 pm at the New Masonic Temple Auditorium. No charge. A spring flowers display from Shaffer’s adjoins.
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Jesus Man
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Two Virginians Charged in Blackmail Extortion Case
Indictments quartet accuse Lindsey E. Beach and Guy Rowe two policemen of on duty extortion from William C. Wisdom and William M. Canby during inaugural week. Each paid $20 under threat of Kenyon Law arrest. $40 handled in hotel room. Witnesses Canby Wisdom and others testifying say money was taken. Beach and Rowe deny the charges and post bail awaiting further court action.
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Lindsey E. Beach
Guy Rowe
William C. Wisdom
William M. Canby
Hopewell
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Canby
Wisdom
Beach and Bone
David Dunnigan
William Harrison
Guy E. Burlingame
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James A. Stewart
Beach
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Justice Gould
Judge warns not to faint as Virginia woman sent home
A Virginia woman pleaded guilty to house burglary and larceny and was sentenced by Justice Gould. He warned a hysterical witness not to faint, then ordered the defendant back to Virginia to her mother. The woman received one year, suspended, plus probation. friends provided her a ride home.
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Virginia
Japanese Sailor Granted Absolute Separation From Wife
Sadaihe Fujita, 24, a seaman in the United States Navy, was granted absolute separation from Zelda Fujita in District Supreme Court with Justice Stafford signing the decree. Fujita retains custody of their son David but cannot remove him from the District. Zelda may visit weekly. The accused rival, also in the Navy, is said to be attached to an Atlantic fleet battleship. The couple married in May 1911 and lived together until May 1915 when he says he was deserted. The boy was at St John's Orphanage during the suit.
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United States Navy
U. S
Dolphin
District Supreme Court
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Stafford
Fujita
David
Navy
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St. John's
Births Reported In Local Families Across Town
Walter and Clara Ward welcomed a girl. Arthur and Grace Ward welcomed a girl. Howard and Elizabeth Schanberger welcomed a girl. Charles and Jennie Shefness welcomed a boy. Louis B. and Dorothy M. Smith welcomed a boy. Walter and Mary E. Stine welcomed a boy. Randolph and Eunice Page welcomed a girl. Raymond H. and Elsie Le Craw welcomed a boy. Joseph and Helen Jacobs welcomed a girl. Robert I. and Alva P. Colbert welcomed a girl. Forrest L. and Oneida Bean welcomed a boy. Clayton and Pearl Wanzer welcomed a boy. Daniel and Emma Lee welcomed a girl. Charles and Pearl Daniel welcomed a girl.
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Clara Ward
Arthur
Grace Ward
Howard
Elizabeth Schanberger
Charles
Jennie Shefness
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Randolph
Eunice Page
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Elsie le Craw
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Helen Jacobs
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Alva P. Colbert
Forrest L
Oneida Bean
Clayton
Pearl Wanzer
Daniel
Emma Lee
Pearl I. Daniel
Licensed to Marry Across Ages and Addresses
A fragmented notice lists marriages and licenses with ages and locations including Washington, Mobile, and Alexandria. Names such as Charles H. Trotter and M Agnes Carroll appear alongside others like Corinne Cunningham and John Cox, with various hospital and street addresses interspersed. The entry reads as a roster of licensing events and involved parties, reflecting a period newspaper style.
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Charles H. Trotter
M. Agnes Carroll
Francis J. Harney
Robert B. Smith
Washington
Louie
Ballenger
Alexandria
J. Heening Nelms
Charles Wallace Collins
Corinne Cunningham
Mobile
Ala
Arthur
Johns
City Briefs Report Missing Pearls and Local Incidents
City briefs outline a missing $500 string of large center graduated pearls reported by Miss Olive Graef of 1807 K Street NW between the Grafton Hotel and Dupont Circle. Other items include a burglary at 1014 Tenth Street NE, a horse rider’s ankle sprain near Kalorama, a drowning in Oxen Run, and multiple local notices, meetings, and events across Washington.
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K Street
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Grafton Hotel
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