Ormsby Custody Dispute Delayed Decision
The custody case of Edmund Woodbury Blanchard Ormsby, pursued by his father George F. Ormsby, was not decided today as Justice Stafford postponed the ruling. The protracted litigation spans Ohio, Massachusetts, and other locations, with Ormsby previously abducting the child in 1908 and facing an indictment later nolle proseuted.
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Edmund Woodbury Blanchard Ormsby
Ohio
Massachusetts
Amy Law Ormsby Wen
Xenis
Ormsby
Favor Universal Transfers Bill Sent To Senate
A favorable report on the universal transfer bill, which has passed the council, was forwarded yesterday to the Senate by the district commissioners. The commissioners suggest amending to impose a $100 fine on any street railway company or officer who refuses to issue or accept a transfer. If enacted, the law would require interchanging transfers among Capital Traction, Washington Railway and Electric, and Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway.
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Senate
Come Mmlssioners
Strees Railway Company
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Alexandria and
Mount ‘Vernon
Funeral of J C Stein to be held at Concordia Church
Funeral services for John C Stein who died Tuesday will be held at Concordia Lutheran Church this afternoon at 2 oclock. Rev Paul Menzel will officiate with interment at Prospect Hill. Stein, a longtime resident, came to the city at age four and is survived by a wife and three sons Frederick G Harry C and John C Stein all of the city.
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John C Stein
Concordia, Lutheran Church
Paul Menzel
Prospect Hit
Sten
Frederick G
Harry C
Jom C. Stein
City Bulletin on Chesapeake Fishing Rules Hearing
City hearing ordered by Secretary of War through the Board of Engineers to regulate nets pounds and other fishing devices in Chesapeake Bay and tributaries. Col Thomas L Casey Maj Mason M Patrick and Capt Warren T Hannum to preside at 10 30 am Tuesday in Baltimore to seek a fair compromise for all interests.
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Corps of Engineers
Thomas L. Casey
Mason M. Patrick
Warren T. Hannum
United States Engineer’s Office
Custom House
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Funeral Set After Death Attributed To Accident
Bailey family denies self inflicted death of Esther May Bailey at 1414 Fourteenth Street Southeast. Her mother Helen Bailey uncle J A Baxter and fiancé John Rockett insist fatality was accidental after a gas incident in a locked bathroom following a surgery six weeks earlier for tonsillitis. Funeral at family home tomorrow at 2 pm led by Rev Donald McLeod with Congressional Cemetery burial.
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Esther May Garrison Bailey
Fourteenth Street
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J. A. Baxter
John Rockett
Moving Picture Shows
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Attle
Donald McLeod
Congressional Cemetery
Typothetae Elects At Twenty Fourth Convention
The United Typothetae of America adjourned at noon after a session in Raleigh. Delegates toured Mount Vernon and heard a paper on Winona Technical Institute by Chaclea Baokwalter. Hank Walter’s address drew embarrassment as $3,000 was voted for the Institute. Officers elected: William H. Lee of New Haven president J Stearns Qushing of Boston first vice president George M Courts of Texas second vice president JA Morgan of Chicago third vice president and A M Glossbenner of New York treasurer.
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Aim
Raleigh
Mount Vernon
Winona Technical Institute
Indiana
Chaclea Baokwalter
Indianapolis
Hankwalter
oMeers
Wiliam H. Lee
New Haven
J. Stearns Qushing
Boston
George M. “Courts
Texas
JA Morgan
Chicago
A. M. Glossbenner
New Yorks
McCarthy 18 Cleared in Burglary Case Trial Ends
Charles McCarthy was found innocent of receiving and disposing of stolen goods from Burglaries of George Gionn. The jury verdict followed tense exchanges between Attorney James A. O Shea and Assistant District Attorney Charles H Turner. Gionn had pleaded guilty earlier and received four and a half years at Leavenworth. Funeral services for Joseph B Fowler were held at Glenwood Cemetery with active and honorary pallbearers listed. A Treasury Department clerk and an Easy Auto Ride opportunity note conclude the item.
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George Gionn
Yeavenworth
James A. O'Shea
Charles H. ‘Turner
O'Shea
Juan Tee
Joseph B. Fowler
Twelfth Street Northpent
Glenwood Cemetery
Hig
T. Walter Fowler
Wiliam C. Powter
J. Eawin Fowler Chapman W. Fowler
H. T. Loftus
J. C. Walton
Tressury
George A. Doscan
Stephen, M. Chase
Hamilton Sheppard
H. Theo. Tate
Merrick Williams
Mr. Fowler
Treasury Department
Court Cages Abolished Promises Court Reform
The three year old police court cages will be removed and replaced by a railing from the cellroom to the prisoners dock. Attorneys opposed them as a source of spectators and curiosity. Judge Pugh, reforming lower court practice, welcomes the cage removal. Watch for city at Randle Highlands, one day before a large land sale on Paave.
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Pugh
Tudga Kunbali
Randle Highlands
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