Bowles Under Fire At Morse's Trial In Navy Case
Testimony in the Morse shipbuilding fraud case heated as defense linked ex-Secretary McAdoo to Bowles and Morse. Admiral Bowles denied resentment toward Morse, said his opposition to Alexandria and other contracts stemmed from duty to the government, and recalled warnings about Alexandria as a shipyard site.
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Morse Shipping
Terial
William Seadan
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles W Morse
F T Bowles
S. Norethred
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Firet Corporation
McAdoo
Nash Holliwood
Defengs
Admiral Bowles
Fleet Corporation
Alexandria Shipbuilding Corporation
Atest Steamships
Rookwood
C. W Morse
Pariner
Capps
Morda
General
Virginia
Colin H. Livingstone
Allison
Coptees
Charles ‘W. Morse
Alexandria
Morse
Witzens
Groten Iron Works
G. Solasked
H . Livingstone
Charles Pies
Virgina Shipbuilding Corporation
Charles W. Morse
Admiral Camps
Admiral Capps
Bowles
Morae
Jon
Hus
Rockwood
Mr. McAdoo
Mr. Morse
Cappa
Charlies H. Case
First Corporation
New York
Washington
Groton Iron Works
Harry F. Morse
Daniel H. Bender
Seat Corporate
Groton
Care
H H. Rosseau
Berg
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Darier
Roastau
Mor
Alexandris
Witheas
Charter W. Morne
Svances
One Way to Improve Washington Streets Shrink Shrines Traffic
Police enforce one way streets to ease Shrine convention traffic as officials report improved driver behavior. Maryland tags and new car industry talks are noted amid moves to balance parking limits with public needs for motor travel and road use.
Madden boy awarded 4300 damages in fatal truck crash
George D Madden as administrator of Lawrence B Madden died 3 year old who was struck at Schmitt's repair shop 1428 D Street Southeast by a motor truck out of control. Jury in circuit court awarded 4300 damages against John V Schmitt. Attorney John H Wilson appeared for the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Madden
Lawrence B Madden
John V Schmitt
Circuit Court
Justice Hoehiing
Madden
Schmitt
D Street
John H. Wilson
Chinese denies shooting at Amterfonh wife Nellie Lao
In police court Raymond Chinese pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to kill after an alleged firing at his wife Nellie Lao at their 31 C Street NW home on May 27. He was held for a preliminary hearing before Judge Hardison amid jealousy as the claimed motive. In a separate matter the District won a $25,000 damages suit against Maude S Bladen, who claimed she tripped on the December 4, 1931 boardwalk incident near Reservoir School. The jury ruled for the District.
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Raymond,Lee
Amterfonh
Nellie Lao
Atreet Northwest
Hardison
District of Columbia
Victor
Maude 5
Bladen
Reservoir School
Baker Files Bankruptcy Petition in District Supreme Court
Alfred D. Scott a baler of 401 Four and a half Street South Southward filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the District Supreme Court. Through attorney James C. Wilkes liabilities are listed at 6010 and assets at 2286.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred D. Scott
District Supreme Court
James C. Wilkes
War fraud case ends with government freeing defendants
Edward L Wittmeyer a New York stockbroker and Bernard S Weisberg a former U S Food Administration employee were charged with conspiring to defraud the government over 100000 cases of condensed milk. Lack of sufficient evidence led to the case being dropped. Weisberg allegedly passed market information to Wittmeyer who bought the milk for 680660 and planned to sell to the allies for 780900 netting 350500 to be shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L Wittmeyer
New York City
Bernard S Weisberg
United States Food Administration
Waldeman Dannenberg
Department of Justice
Weisberg
Wittmeyer
Audit Bureau Partners Seek Receiver for Tax Auditing Firms
Henry H Carriger and Gail Berber petitioned the district supreme court to appoint a receiver for the Federal Tax Auditing Bureau and the Federal Finance and Audit Corporation, both linked to Washington and New York. The action names Barber and the Income Tax Audit Service as defendants. A restraining order is requested to stop the Federal Finance and Audit Bureau from handling any business originating with the Federal Tax Auditing Bureau. George Woutton ap Deary represents Mr Carriger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Burea
Fede Finance and Audit Corporation
Washington
New York
Henry H Carriger
Gail Berber
Barber
Income Tax Audit Service
District Supreme Court
Federal Finance and Audit Bureau
Federal Tax Auditing Bureau
Oil Firm Fights Rival in Virginia Equity Suit
The Columbia Oil Company of Rosslyn Virginia sought to block unlawful competition by Independent Oil Company also of Rosslyn. Chief Justice McCoy dissolved the temporary restraining order and refused a preliminary injunction amid claims that employees defected to the rival and solicited business. Attorney Conrad H Syme appeared for the Independent Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Oil Company
Rosslyn
Equity
Independent Oil Company
Rosalyn
McCoy
Prelatise
Conrad H Syme
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H. Warrington
Automobile
Shrine
C. W. Semmes
Citizens Automobile Commmittes
Homer Bullring
Hweahingtom
D.C
Morses
Mwadoco
Erse
Peerless Motor CO
Main
Peerless
Publi
Indianapolis Speedway
Peel
Ducemnehlie
Sacha
Motors
Maryland
Binte One Automobili Mapanraceurek
Kean
Shrinera
H .B. Leary, Jr
U Street
Borg Usid
Rte
Admiral Rosseau
G S. Radford
Leet Corporation
Upe
Admiral Harrin
Charles Piex
Mt. Piex
Alligon
Chicago
Pie
Fury
Lee
Wife
Baker
Harper Motor CO
Audit Bureau
Columbia Onl
SUH
Roselyn Concern
Hugh B Borralls
Income Tax Unit
Bureau of Internal Revenue
George W Sutton
Peyton Gordon
Edgar HH. Mosher
Munsey Building
The
Commercial Nations] Bank
M‘ Prank Keating Company
National Electrical Supply Company
Donaldson, Johnson and Frailey
Mosher
Knight Motor
Geo. C. Rice- Auto Co
ISM
Quixet Garages
C. N. Buckland
Mass. Ave
N. W
J. Gilver
Jones Motor Company
Government Court
BUICK
Stanley H. Horner
14Th Street
Fiat
Mich
Barry-Pate Motor Co
Luttrell Sales
Connecticut “Avenue
Potomac
Hill-Power
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missour
Wayne Smith & Co
Gardner
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