Convicted of Murder Prisoner Collapses in Court
In Washington District, Mattie Lomax is found guilty of first degree murder for killing Cecil Lomax. Justice Wright lauds the verdict as brave. Lomax collapses in court after the decision. Counsel plans a motion for a new trial as jurors’ individual votes are polled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Crimial Court No
Mattie E. Lomax
Cecil Lomax
Mary E. Surratt
Lincoln
Wright
Lomax
Must Keep Peace With Fiancee In US Police Court
Hans O F Kennecker a drug clerk residing at 305 C street northwest was bound over to keep the peace by Judge Pugh of the United States police court on a complaint by his former fiancée Miss Aimee M Dorn a telephone operator who testified he had annoyed her since their betrothal broke and had threatened violence in a recent call. he promised not to annoy her further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Lomax
Lomax
United States
James M. Proctor
Ridout
Carrington and Truitt
Hans O. F Kennecker
C Street
Pugh
United States Police Court
Aimee M Dorn
Miss Dorn
Kennecker
Washington Epworth League convention sessions held at McKendree Church
The twenty first annual Washington District Epworth League convention moved from Metropolitan to McKendree Church. Clergy and laity from Washington Methodist congregations attended. Rev C E Wige opened at 9 30 a m, Rev W W Barnes spoke on The Need of the League, and Rev C T E Powers on Is the League Fulfilling Its Mission. Afternoon featured department conferences with Rev J W R Sumwalt presiding and remarks by several pastors and Misses. Officers were elected at 7 p m: Louis P Hleston president, G E Merryman first vice, Mrs Braxton Howell third vice, Miss F M Jeffries fourth vice, Mrs L E Jett corresponding secretary, K L Finch recording secretary, Dr G W Stiles treasurer, Mrs B Jenkins Junior League supt, Mrs B A Jett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington District
Epworth League
M. E Church
MaKendres Church
Washington
C. E. Wige
W. W. Barnes
League
C. TE. Powers
W. A. Haggerty
J. W. R Sumwalt
A. S&s. Mowbray
Walter Gillam
J. Howard Wells
T. C. Marshal
I. EB. Mowbray
M. M. Marshall
Mercy
Donaldson
Lottie Albert
Sadie McCann
Worthington
Rose Simpson
Allan
Luh R. Jett
Florence L. Jett
Edgar E. Ebert
Lester L. Schnare
Frank J. Metcalf
EH. H. Pullman
George W. Stiles
B. Jenkins
Big meeting of drivers and officials at Washington clubhouse
The Four Leaf Clover endurance run group gathers at the Automobile Club of Washington on Georgia Avenue for an 7:30 p.m. meeting to discuss rules and regulations for the upcoming contest. Figures and deliveries reveal Cadillac and Apperson activity, American entries for Sarthe Grand Prix clarified, Ford Model barred from Indiana pace events amid weight concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of Washington
Georgia Avenue
Brightwood
W. D. West
Sarthe
W. J. Morgan
Automobile Club de la Sarthe
Motor Contest Association, Inc
New York City
Detroit
Marquez Buick
Indianapolis
Ford
Relief Association Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Woodward and Lothrop Employes' Relief Association elected officers for the year including President P Rogers, first vice H Goodchild, second vice Vivian Lake, recording secretary George B Ostermayer, financial secretary LH B Robinette, treasurer Hi. Hospital, and executive board members Mrs M Johnson Miss Groyes Miss J Brayton J O Moque J Brayler and R B Judd. The group marks twenty one years of aid in sickness and death and plans were announced for the annual routing of the association גary in the summer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saka & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street N. W
Hopper Hardware
New York Ave
Keen Kutter
Hussel & Erwins Mfg, CO
House & Herrmann
Fealy
Ithandes
Ave.s.e
Ben Schwartz
F St
Grafonola
Columbia Phonograph Co
Street N. W
Chevy Chase
Thomas J. Fisher &Go, Inc
TSA
Prince Albert
Horn Tailor
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Aan
Int. Sunday School Association
San Francisco
Am. Medical Association
Los Angeles
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Grond National Education Association
Mountain Acanery
Colorado
San Francisco Overland Limited
Los Angeles Limited
Oregon-Washington Limited
China
Japan
Chicago & North Western Railway
Christian Church Convention
Portland
Ore
City Bulletins
Conger
Virginia
Lyon Haven Bay
Schneider
John R. Robinson
Battling Nelson
Robinson
Commercial National Bank of Washington
Metropolitan Police
Tel. West
Arlington Hottling Co
J. T. Crowley
Tal
Caesar
Walter W. Distelhorst
The
Post
Armand Both
Epworth
Louis P. Huston
Cook & Stoddard Company
Cadillac
J. M. Schneider
George Austin
Lieut. Cleary
W. Blundon
R. W. Wells
R. W. Henderson
L. W. Todd
Cuitthn
Apperson
Clifton
Herb Lytle
J. M. Baugher
Staunton, Va
W. E. Hill
Mayfair
UTZ & Dunns
Queen Quality
Rochester
Stacy Adams CO
IN & Murphy
Brockton
Boston Sample Shoe Parlor Incorporated
Jenifer
Harris’ Jewelry
M. Paris
Waverly Place
New York
Men’s& Young
United States Soldiers
John S. M. Zimmermann
Princilla
Wees
Clark
Ruy Blas
Mendelssohn
le Thiere
Faast
Opie
Gounod
Rogan , Howard
Fenstad
Fifteenth Cavalry Band
Fort Wyer
George F. Tyrrell
Herlin
Walts
Hhytania
Hed
Julia
Home Conradt
Nathan Ohare
Herbert Alten
Heed
Friedlander Bros
Grandma’s
Deleon Bread
You
Boston Baking CO
Washington, D.C
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
C. A. Mu
Ddiman & Co
G St
R.P. Andrews Paper Co
Ave
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St. Nw
Svapre Danni
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!