Angry wife led raid in court over a divorce case
Mrs Mae C Reinberg sues Albert L Reinberg in Equity Court No 1 alleging her husband and a corespondent were sought to gather evidence. The raid centered around Atherton apartment at Twenty first and F Streets NW with witnesses including the corespondent and Reinberg's alibi witnesses. Proceedings adjourned with arguments set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunette
Reinberg
Justice Barnard
Equity Court No
Mae C. Reinberg
Albert L. Reinberg
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Reinberw
Atherton
Twenty-first
F Streets
Mornyne
Mabel Barr
James F. Mackin
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Hi Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Ralph Johnson
Alexandria
Gypsy Girl Sold for Two Thousand Dollars Flees With Lover
Dinah Stephens aged about fourteen to seventeen runs away from her Romany relatives in Madrid Park to Philadelphia with Louis Morgan, twenty six. They were arrested on abduction charges. Morgan threatens self harm if separated. Gypsy leader confirms planned sale of Dinah for 2000 dollars to a man she does not love. Morgan and Dinah will be sent back to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah Stephens
Louis Morgan
Philadelphia
Dinah Stevens
Madrea Park
Partheast
Wan
Dinah
Morgan
Central
Washington
Etri
Stevens
Death of William W. Mayberry in Greenville
William W. Mayberry, 70, of Greenville, was found dead in his room at 2 Seventh Street Northwest. An Emergency Hospital ambulance surgeon said the death was due to acute nephritis. Police notified his son, Prof. Edward F. Mayberry, in Charleston. The South Carolina Military Academy was instructed to turn the body over to a friend, William Johnson, who will later arrange burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Mayperry
Greenville, & C
Seventh Street
Lidger Anj Emergency Hospital
Edward F Mayberry
Carolna Miliary Academy
Charleston
William &. Jonson
Tenth Street
Johnson
Tod
Pennsylvania to Be the Largest Warship Afloat
A report notes the Pennsylvania aims to be the largest warship afloat, detailing plans for scale and capability. The article highlights naval ambition and projected significance for maritime power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Five Dogs Rabid Bites Trigger Police Shootout in City
Five people bitten by two rabid dogs and another dozen dogs feared infected as two animals were shot by officers in northeast Washington. Policemen Giles and Thomas killed the dogs after they attacked children and adults near Third Street Massachusetts Avenue and Ninth precinct area. victims include Robert Branson 39 James Ferrero 4 Benjamin Sadlem and Eric Haley 4. A fourth child Paul Thompson 4 was threatened near Fifth Street. The dogs' bodies were sent to the pound for brain analysis and George Mercer 15 was treated for a bite at Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Birtten
Ninth Precinct
Giles
Third Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Robert O. Branson
C Street
James Ferrero
Benjamin Sadlem
Eric Haley
Tenth Street
Capitol
Paul Thompson
Fifth Street
Thomas
George Mercer
Eighteenth Street
Twenty-first Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sick wife sues husband for permanent maintenance
Mrs Ella Mae Bain of Tennessee petitions District Supreme Court for support from Frank J Bain, government employee. She cites lung weakness and inability to work, claiming minimal recent alimony despite his $1200 yearly salary. Document notes marriage on November 15 1911 in Knoxville and separation March 17, with basic weekly support details and affidavits from Elizabeth Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mae Bain
Tennessee
District Supreme Court
Frank J. Bain
George H. McDonald
Bain
Elizabeth ©. Osborne
Knoxville
Tenn
Elizabeth Ozborne
President Aids Charities At Flood Aid Meeting
A board of managers at a charity meeting extended the leave of absence for Walter J. Casper, active in reef work in the Ohio River flood, while a $1,000 estate gift from Frederick Pulling was announced. A recent contribution from President and Mrs. Wilson was noted. The secretary reported 0 families befriended in April with reef materials totaling $1,638. The Joint Finance committee showed a need of about $250 for the fiscal year ending September 1913. Attendees listed include Cor Saran Thom, Jay Eds, Miss Mabel Boardman, Miss feller Nikolas, Dr William Riven, Dr Genge M. hoter, Miss Terence Po Spoffard, Judge Wiliam Dehacy, and John Van Haick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Board of Managers
Walter J. Casper
Frederick
Wilson
Corsaran Thom Upresttont
Doeth
Jay
Miss Mabel
Boardman
Misa Feller Nicalas
Willian ¢ Riven
Wild
Jennings
Wiliane Th Baldwin
Genge M Hoter
Terence Po Spoffard
Wiliam If Dehacy
Flex John van
Haick
Mount Vernon Ladies Club Faces Sunday Opening Debate
A Mount Vernon group faced criticism as authorities urged adherence to rules. Officials questioned the organization’s practice of holding sessions that ignored tarious organizational guidelines and the impact on Sunday operations. The superintendent was summoned to explain conduct before committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Diplomas Awarded to 21 Nurses at Providence Hospital
A Providence Hospital nurses class of nineteen women and two men graduated in a ceremony at the nurses' home parlors. Dr Harrison Croek opened with remarks on the growing program as six students advance to training. Diplomas were presented by Mgr Shahan of the Catholic University. Misses and Mesdowers from multiple states including Pennsylvania, Canada, Maryland, Virginia, Ireland, Massachusetts, District of Columbia, and Georgia comprised the graduates and one violinist, pianist, and poet added to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Hospital
Harrison Croek
Mer. Shahan
Catholic University
Helen Ryan
Shannonlouse
Jullian Milovich
McDonough Lang
Mack
Alice Kathryn Donnelly
Pennsylvania
Kathleen Carrail
Canada
Bernadette Lemar Grey
Maryland
Rose
J. Morris
Virginia
Kathryn Neville
Ireland
Marguerite Fennell
Albina Marie la Liberte
Sia
Stella Naughton
Helen Elden Blancherd
Massachusetts
Florence Magdalene Campbell
District of Columbia
Florence Claire Purdell
Gertrude O’kelley Mack
Georgia
Lena Rose Fitzpatrick
Margaret Helena Obins
Plorence Agnes Slattery
Alice Loretto MutHn
Alda H O'Toole
Elizabeth Gerhold
Gladys Madden Schwarm
Frank J. Whalen
Distict of
Columbia
Frank M. Rooney
Trial Opens Over Arkansas Captain In Naval Collision
The Arkansas navigational officer testifies he was detached for an operation and not aboard during the February shoal strike off Cuba that damaged 28 steel plates costing 50000. Capt Roy C Smith defends on charges of negligence before a court comprised of Rear Admirals and Captains with Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Arkansas
Cuba
Roy C. Smith
Guantanamo
Smith
W. W. Smith
Charles H. Davis, Jr
M. A. Leahy
United States Navy
Navy
Washington
Richard Wainwright
Harding Invites Suggestions At Randle Highlands Forum
Maj Chester Harung told the Randle Highlands Citizens Association the office of engineer commissioner is open to complaints and suggestions and he would attend in person. Speakers included Howards Barker Randle Southard Metska. Music by Athey Allahand Loudenslager and the Hamme Quartet. Entertainment and reception committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Harung
Randle Highlands
T. W Maccab— Bride
B. Masson
R. BE. Hudgeons
R. Richards
G. F Loudensinger
M. Fladd
G W Mller
N. Jarvis
A. J. Binning
R F. Bradbury
Sulzer Seeks Bryan Help in Direct Primary Push
Albany May 13 Gov Sulzer invites Secretary of State William J Bryan to campaign in New York to back a state wide direct primary bill He writes Roosevelt requesting speeches to support the reform effort and thanks him for hospitality during a recent encounter The dispatch notes Bryan’s planned involvement and the governor’s direct primary strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Gov. Sulzer
William J. Bryan
New York State
Cal Theodore Roosevelt
Tim
School to Fight Vice Aims to End White Slavery
Stanley M. Finch led a Foundry Church meeting to formally form the School of Social Welfare Work to combat white slavery in the District of Columbia and across the United States. Finch was elected president with Mrs. John P. Mattson secretary and Grace Cramer treasurer, as a committee plans a public hall for lantern slides and moving pictures and reports next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
United States
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Stanley M. Finch
Department of Justice
John PD. Mattson
Mies Grace Cramer
W. R. Wedderspoon
Foundry Church
Sherman Danforth
Bentley Mulford
Thompson
Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church
Finch
Gardner Raymond
Consumers’ League
Rochester
N. Y
Washington
British Delegates Praise American Baseball in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on May 18 British Canadian Australian and Ghent delegates visiting to mark Ghent treaty centennial attended a bagaball game and a banquet. Sir Arthur Lawley praised players throwing powers and noted Washington as a beautiful city while urging universal peace. Mayor Blankenburg welcomed guests and suggested peace among English-speaking nations is desirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
Ghent
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Washington
Wilson
Blankenburg
William
United States
Gald Fié
Board of Trade Outing Dinner Committee Named
Chris J. Gockeler announced the members of the dinner committee for the Board of Trade shedbake at River View on May 24. The list includes Gockeler Pitt Lonon Bowman Brockway Brown Butts Cannon Clarke Memones Dougal Dudiey Farnahan Gibson Maskell Herriman Hitman Hight Taman Judd Kelley Lewis Loeb McCverrick McQuade McTee Miller Rauscher Bansbury Schafer Schutt St John Stoddard Talbert Tutt West Welker Walsh Weston Weat White Whitford Yeakle Young Zurhorat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
River View
Chris J. Gockeler
George Pitt
G. Hanlon
Charles L. Bowman
Bert H. Brockway
Walter M. Brown
Frank A. Butts
John J. Cannon
Aubrey L. Clarke
Julia A. Memones
Wiliam M. Dougal
Frederick Dudiey
B. B. Farnahan
Joseph W. Gibson
W. C. Maskell
MH. Herriman
Joe Hitman
Hight
George S. Taman
George H Judd
L. M Kelley
J. E. Lewis
A. Loeb
M. McCvermick
E. J. McQuade
Townler A Mctiee
C. B. Miller
Charles Rauscher
Ko OY
Tariff Debate Sparks Willard Chamber Meeting
At a Willard Street Chamber of Commerce gathering, a tariff discussion heated talks between President Canehan and Chapin Brown. The session approved a $200,000 Emergency Hospital fund and a regional forest reserve plan, with plans for school children pageants and Mount Vernon Sundays opening. An illustrated California wonders lecture by J. W. Erwin headlined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin Brown
Forest Reserve Plana
J. W. Erwin
Chamber of Commerce
Willard
Canehan
Chamber
Callahan
Brown Seid
Ithex
Inge
Baltimore
Drama League
Mount Vérnon
A. C. Luber
California
St. Louis
Preparations for Prize Drill By City Cadet Units
High School cadets polish regimental and company drills ahead of the prize event set for May 19 and 20 at the ball park under four board of officers appointed by Secretary of War Garrison. The roster lists cadet officers from Eastern Central Business Western McKinley schools, led by Col Samuel J Leonard and Maj Ralph B E Ogle with Captains and lieutenants guiding three battalions through final rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roskera
Secretary of War Garrison
Ball Park
Samuel J. Leonard
Eastern High School
John E Tunstall
Central High School
Tracy Campbell
Business High School
Francis Martin
Theodore
Cox
John EH. Hoover
Humphrey
Sydenham
Francis ®. Gray
Lawrence McC. Jones
Conway N. Kitchen
Kenneth P. Litiguer
David H. Blakelock
Esper C. Urner
William H. Nese
Business and Western High Schools
Ralph BE. Ogle
Carl H. Hootsel
J. Paul van Qevermoor
Fred D. Canner
Edwin H. Johnson
Charles ©. Guilford
Harry W. Wilson
Wallace B. Baker
Albert E. Marland
Jesse T. Mann
Leslie Burlingame
Herbert Schneider
Raymond Bell
Claude
Company K
Elbert T. Nash
Earl W. Miller
H Ernest Gallesher
Shoe Men at Baltimore Banquet for Merchants Group
Local shoe dealers banquetted at the Rennett Hotel in Baltimore hosted by the Retail Shoe Dealers Association. Maurice Wyman gave the welcome, Joseph Strasburger replied, with talks by I B Nordinger and others. Washington attendees listed among many names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Aaseciation
Rennett Hotel
Baltimore
Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Maurice Wyman
Joseph Strasburger
Joseph Herberich
I. B. Nord- Inger
Joseph M. Hess
Washington
Jozeph Berberich
Robert Berberich
Brondheim
A. D. Stesenger
John D. Crawford
W. B Bhrman
W. N. Dorssit
A. BE. Felser
J. J. Golderachmidt
M. Greenbaum
D. Levy
Son Kills Father on Fishing Trip in Selma
Seventeen-year-old Jack Bell shot and killed his father during a fishing trip at the jail in Selma Alabama, then retrieved the body of his eight-year-old brother from Boguechitto Creek. Authorities say the elder son acted after a dispute over the father's attentions to a young woman, opening fire first as both reached for their weapons. The younger brother reportedly fell into the water and drowned amid the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Jack Bell
Boguechitto Creek
Brookland PTA Night Highlights Child Psychology Talk
Dr T Franz of George Washington University addressed the Brookland School’s Parent Teacher Association on child psychology. He urged a scientific, bottom-up approach to social vice and warned against repressing normal child tendencies. Dr William Davidson praised the association’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pefere
Brookland
8. T. Franz
George Washington University
William Davidson
MB KK Stearns
Towner Grant Parents’ Association
Lillian Cusack
Marion Hillman
Edward Turner
Joe Metugh
Charles E. Molster
Friendship as Great Ship of Peace Sermon by Mr Bryan
Secretary Bryan bid farewell to British delegates in New York naming peace celebration a great superdreadnought called friendship Its compass is the heart shells are goodwill missiles lava powder captain the Prince of Peace Stewart announces a New York meeting May 4 to raise several million dollars for American features of the centenary Ghent treaty events will be mirrored by subcommittees in London Toronto Melbourne and Ghent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Ghent
Philadelphia
John A. Stewart
New York
Ammoy and Navy Club
British Empire
United States
Friendship
Stewart
Sald
London
Toronto
Melbourne
Suit Over Bonds Ends In Favor Of Baglin
George Baglin, former confidential secretary to Augustus Heinze, won a $45,000 judgment against Southern Surety Company of Oklahoma in district court. The case, its second trial after a 190? verdict for Baglin, involved bonds loaned to Philadelphia merchant Linderman that were insured for return by the surety. Linderman failed, bonds were sold, and Baglin sought their value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Surety Company
Oklahoma Corporation
George Baglin
Augustus BP
Heinze
Montana
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
Baglin
Philadelphia
Linderman
A. 8 Worthington
Kellogg, Beckwith & Emery
New York
J. & Darlington
Mt. &. Huidekoper
Arthur C. Mosley
St. Louis
Peace Day Plan Opposed by Immigrant Groups
In New York on May 13, Irish American societies and the German American Citizens League urge Mayor Gaynor to prevent observances of Peace Day in city public schools on May 18. They warn against partisan teachings and threats to harmony among the city’s diverse communities. A second item notes a Navy court inquiry into the submarine collision with the steamer Anna near Norfolk, following a ramming incident by submarine C-1, which sank the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
New York
United
Naiy
Anna
Norfelk
Four Days to Enter Voat'a Figure Puzzle Contest
Four days remain to join the Voat'a figure puzzle contest with a possible value of valuable prizes. The contest closes at midnight Saturday, so participants must act quickly before the deadline and ensure their entry is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wluch
Four Take High Degrees at Brotherhood of America Session
The Brotherhood of America held a crowded session in G A R Hall at 141 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. Four members from New Jersey and two from Pennsylvania received the fourth degree, the highest honor, from Supreme Washington George W Hreinecke presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of America
G. A. R. Hall
G . R. Hall
Pennsylvania
Arenua
Northwest
Supreme Washington
George W Hreinecke
Brotherhood
New Jersey
William Young
Thomas Hughes
William Olcott
George P. Hoffman
A. K. Ketcham
William McKentck
William ( Tindal
Board of District Commissioners
Weill
Plans for River Outing Event at Marshall Hall
The Alumni Association of Business High School prepares a June river outing at Marshall Hall with a rifle match between the boys and girls teams plus a series of athletic events. Prizes will be awarded to winners. Special features committee members include Grville B. Crown chairman C Weidemann Miss Virginia Kirby Miss J Allison L B F Cooper and B A Harlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business High School
Marshall Hall
Grville B. Crown
c. @ Weidemann
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Gypsy Lass
Sale
Srother
W. W. Mayberry
Greenville
Galt & Bro. Jewellers Silversmithe Stationelg
Oennstlvamla Ane
Collie
Mongrel
Ella Bain
U. S
Aids Charities
Mrs. Wilson
MT. Vernon
Supt
Dodge
Mgr. Shahan
Lieut. Smyth
Harding
Ranle Highlands
Sulzer
Fountains & Elsewhere
Horlick’s
Horlick's
Sir Arthur Lawley
Shadbake
Paris
Roy
Battlea
Creek
Sloane
India
Turkey
Arden
Midlothian
Rosalyn
Chaumont
Kalliston
H Street
N. W
Phove
Main
Dr. Frage
Federal National Bank
Federal National Service
Business High School Alumni Committee
Akin
Young Moenahowla
Cuticura
Pt O. Boston
Persars
Boas
persOrs
John H. Magruder
Fate Feroceries
Connecticut Ave
K St
Chase
Schubert
Nave
Hall Chase
Seventh St
Aropa
Roe Fulkerson
F Se. N. W
Wiilart Hotel
Domecq
Christian Xander
Baienine
Newark
No- Veiesia
Especia
Shoemaker Co
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