Machen Sees Family as Trial Faces Lorens Severance Denied
August W. Machen former postal official arrives from West Virginia State prison to face trial in the Crawford Machen Lorenz post office conspiracy case. Justice Wright grants Crawford a severance from Lorenz but not from Machen. Defense plans note potential habeas corpus questions and possible bail.
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Lorens
Machen
Kot
August W. Machen
West Virginia
United States
Washington
Bloydin
Harris
Harris, of the District Jail, Being In Nowise
Fia
Colorado
Charles A Douglass
Fla
Vislt
Jne
Gustodiana
Dough
Douglass
Justice Wright
Moundsville
Offic Machen
Charles A. Douglass
Conrad H. Syme
Kelgwin
A. G. Forthmaton
William &. Crawford
Wright
Crawford
George B. Lorenz
Dolp
Martha J. Lorenz
Awford
Lorenz
M Kelgwin
Worthington
Keigwin
Ria
Masten Likely Appointed Assistant Superintendent of Foreign Mails
The Post Office Department announced yesterday that John H. Masten is in all probability chosen to fill the new office of assistant superintendent of foreign mails. The promotion would place him in charge of key international mail operations as part of the department’s expansion.
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Post-oMce Department
John H. Masten
Proposed New York Mail Superintendent Post Under Consideration
Congress debates foreign mail growth and Shallenberger's plan to create a New York assistant superintendent dedicated to foreign mail. Candidate Masten Igan, backed by promotions at the Railway Mail Service, is favored though the appointment rests with Shallenberger. Masten previously faced corruption rumors but was exonerated by Briatow.
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Congress
New York
Shallenberger
Masten Igan
Washington
Hoe
New York Post-Office
Wilcox
Shalienberger
Masten
Ee Ane
Briatow
Brooklyn
John J. How~ley
Politics in the Schools Debate Over Government Ownership
At the Public School Association of the District of Columbia meeting at the New Willard President J O Spencer of Morgan College spoke on The School and the Community. Senator Fred T Dubois presided amid remarks by Mrs John Mitton Gitterman. Spencer urged training citizens for public duty and warned the coming struggle over political socialism and government control of transportation rates.
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Public School Association of the
District of Columbia
New Willard
J. O. Spencer
Morgan College
Baltimore
Fred T. Dubois
John Mitton Gitterman
Spencer
Charles Carlyle Darwin
Assocition
Richmond
Misa Lois A. Banga
National Cathedral School
Arthur BE. Holder
Machinists
Congress
Roosevelt
Dr. Kleinschmidt Dies. Noted Georgetown Surgeon Passes
Dr. H. A. Kleinschmidt, 66, longtime Georgetown physiology professor and prominent District medical figure, died at 48 N street NW after years of declining health. He served in the Civil War era and held multiple medical offices, with survivors including three children in the city and a Mason notable network. Funeral is Monday at 2 p.m. at his residence, Rev. Dr. Alfred Harding to officiate.
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H. A. Kleinschmidt
Kielnachmidt
Georgetown University
Alfred Harding
Kleinschmidt
Prussia
America
Berlin
Georgetown
Texas Rangers
Medical Society of
H. C. Kleinschmidt
Court of Claims
H.C. Kleinschmidt
Foot Discovered in Alley Near I Street Northwest
Children found a severed left foot of a presumed white woman in an alley between Tenth and Eleventh streets and I and H, near 1014 I Street NW. Police found the foot gone when morgue wagon arrived, with a bystander saying a well dressed man wrapped it in paper and fled. Police suspect theft from a medical college and are unable to locate the perpetrators or the foot.
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Eleventh
Connors
First Precinct
Connor
Medical College
Salt Room Testimonials From Lowell Ward L Hood Co
Salt room testimonials from Lowell Massachusetts firm L Hood Co. discuss rheum and skin conditions and claim repeated oozing drying and scaling relief after using their product intake and treatment steps. The fragment implies a promotional angle without full context or supporting data.
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Salt Room
Swamp Root Advertises Kidney Cure Across The Ages
Prominent claim that thousands suffer kidney trouble unseen and urge use of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. Letter testimonials praise recovery and offer free sample book by mail, noting bottles sold nationwide and urging readers to send address.
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Melons
Masa
J. C. Richardson
Kil
Qaderg
Mer & Cat
Binghamton, N.Y
Washington Sunday Post
Safe Robbery At Hall Estate Jewel Robbers Sought
Lawyer L Cabell Williamson reports $1800 in diamonds and jewelry stolen from a safe at his office 44 Louisiana Avenue NW The bag found near the safe contained nothing Police detectives McNamee and Helan investigated noting two suspicious men seen near the building and believing the robbers were professionals.
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L. Cabell Williamson
Louisiana Avenue Northwest
Hall
McNamee and Helan
Bertie Bender
Detective Headquarters
Capt. Boardman
Helan and McNamee
Willamoon
Weather Summary From UD Weather Bureau May 208 p.
Special river forecast notes a T foot stage in the Rio Grande at Albuquerque expected Monday. Local weather report shows temperatures, rainfall and sunshine hours with scattered showers in western Tennessee Arkansas Louisiana eastern Texas Oklahoma and the Middle Rocky Mountains. Reports of a street accident and a prison transfer from London conclude the item.
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UD. &. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Lake
Rocky Mountains
Tennessee
Arkansas
Loulatana
Texas
Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain
Lake Region
New England
Missouri Valley
Miseiasippi Valley
Plaine
Miasissippi Valley
Mimlarippi Vai
Warner
Laka
Plateau
Kart Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Pombe
Interpretation of a Letter on McComas Appointment
A former senator Louis E McComas was announced to be appointed to Justice Morris’s seat on the District Court of Appeals. Justice Morris denies plans to retire now, citing a December autograph letter in White House files. Moody and the President discuss the matter amid railroad interests and political pushback.
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Martin F. Morris
District Court of Appeals
Moody
Louis E. McComas
Justice Morris
White House
Morris
Alvey
McComas
Justice Morria
Marylad
Justia Morris
Maryland Polix Dca
Baltimore
McComas, Gaither & Greenbaum
Wabash Railroad
Western Maryland Railroad
Senate
Three Gambling Raids End in Police Take
Police raided multiple city locations last night interrupting poker and crap games. Jennie Green of 425 Limerick alley Southwest faced charges for keeping a disorderly house while several men including Edward Ball Mary Johnson Philip Lyles and others were detained to appear in court. At Me I Street Northwest Coppin and seven others were held after a poker game was found in progress with cards coins and bills on the table. A crap game at the home of Sterling Jones in Deanwood alley Southwest halted with six men arrested for disorderly conduct and other charges.
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Jennie Green
Limerick Alle
South West
Sargt. Dunigan
Wilson
Callahan
Leach
Brown
Edward Ball
Mary Johnson
Philip Lyles
Henry Smiller
Joe Suber
Henry Jones
Jessie Brown
Victor Lyles
Jack Mammy
First Precinct
Sergt. Hartley
William H. Coppin
Coppin
Polis
Sterling Jones
Deamwdnd Alley
Fourth Precinct
Ne-Groes
Jones
Nervous Insomnia Improved by Peruna Claims
A scanned testimonial section promotes Peruna as a remedy for nervousness and indigestion. It cites improved appetite, digestion, and sleep, with several named women from Portland, Cincinnati, and beyond praising the tonic. The text includes multiple personal endorsements and references to stomach troubles, weakness, and restored health.
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Peruna
Pertna
Tanzor
Vance
Third Street
Portland
Ore
Elio Art Club
Astern Star
Murdered Cumberland County Man Found Shot Near Burkaville
Gissgow May 2 The body of James Skinner a leading Cumberland County figure was found in a lane near the Cumberland Pike about a mile north of Burkaville. A bullet hole marked his temple and a bag containing $2000 in currency and a sack of silver were missing along with a bundle of legal papers.
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Gissgow
James Skinner
Cumberland County
Cumberland Tike
Burkaville
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Loreng
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Dr. Kilmera
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Alexander Burdhe
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Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Social Economics Cink
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Farstanzoy
Sarland
Margaret Little
Hoyt Street
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J. Sullivan
Michigan City
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Joseph Wirth
Notar
Pa Ave
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Jendlers
Eleventh Street
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Shoomaker CO
Sahin
McGill & Wallace
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