Insane Wife of Man Who Aimed at Garfield Faces Suit
In Hovel though rich Mrs William Jones faces insanity proceedings in District Supreme Court Branch as relatives seek custody of her $50,000 estate. Charlotte Bates, claiming aunt is unfit due to abuse by husband, says she rescued Jones from a filthy shanty. The case, opened before Justice Barnard, notes prior acquittal of Jones and alleges the action aims to seize her land at Sargent and Bates Road in Brookland. The matter continues Monday to allow Jones to prove mental condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Cane
District Supreme Court
Catherine M B. Jones
Willam Jones
Charles Gulteau
Jones
Sargent and Bates Rade
Brookland
Barnard
J. 4
Darling
Warrington
Isidor Rayner
Maryland
Daniel W Baker
United States
John R. Shields
Death of Henry Baader Alexandria businessman and ex councilman
Washington Port Bureau reports Henry Baader a prominent Alexandria businessman and past city council member died suddenly at his residence after a stroll with John P. Robinson. Born in Baden Baden Germany he built a hoopakirt factory and later a stove and tinware business. Survived by wife and five children. He was active in local finance and Alexandria Lodge No 78. Funeral arrangements unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Henry Baader
Missea Edna
Rosie
Bertie Baader
William
Harry Baader
Baader
John P. Robinson
Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemical Company
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Baader
Baden Baden
Germany
Bander
Alexandria Lodge
P.O. Elka
Plea for Open Skilled Immigrant Labor at Farm Labor Conference
Secretary Nagel urged easing restrictions on skilled immigrant labor for farm work at a Federal State meeting. He argued that skilled farm labor is essential, disputing that farmers are unskilled. He called for coordinated distribution of newcomers to where they are needed and protection for aliens after port entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewal Printing
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Nagel
United States
U S Models in Peril Urges Fireproof Patent Office Building
United States Commissioner of Patents Moore warns Secretary Fisher that the current patent office home is fireprone and structurally obsolete. He urges a new building and a patent bar with exams on moral legal and technical qualifications. The bureau had a busy year with 442 patents issued and thousands of trademarks and designs registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
United States Patent Office
United States Commissioner of Patents
Moore
Interior
Patent Office
Critic of Retail Grocers Attacks Prices and Middlemen
Dr. C W A Veditz of George Washington University criticized District grocers during a lecture to the Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Banking. He cited 1458 retail grocers for the District and eight milkmen on one block, blaming middlemen and gold and silver production for high living costs. he noted the worldwide rise in prices and promised further lectures with a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. A. Veditz
George Washington University
Washington
Ealts
Weditz
United States
W. W. Spaid
F M. Byahrong
C. H. Bowle
E. R. Berkley
R. W Berry
Arthur Carr
J. J. Charpening
R. A. Clseet
J. HL. Collins
L Carpenter
C. G. Glaxton
A. C. Chewning
T. L. Cola
Dr. H. Duffy
J. Duvail
A. T. Dent
J. CG. Dorsey
ML. Dinwiddie
C. L. Eckloft
C. C. Eckloft
J. 3. Evans
J. B. Farmer
W. J. Flather
A. F Lather
Flather
Harry Gaues
Franks B. Gilmore
J. Blake Gilma
J. B.N. Galdney
C J Goakeler
CR Graut
Gerat
Anverg
F. W. Grayson
A. R. Hales
C. W. Herder
J D. Howard
B. C. Harper
A Herbert
J. B. Johnson
Thaddeus MM. Jones
Paul J. Jullien
Thomas F. Kane
Lambarn
BT Love
D. M. Love
Ww. R. Lewis
J. Madden
J. Webster Manning
Ker Mlnnigerade
AC Muddiman
P. F. Moore
D. H Manning
Freda D. Maphla
W. M. McCurdy
AM. Nevins
A M. Myman
Latrobe Owen
J. C. Perry
H. W .Pettit
H. J Phelps
Mg. Pierce
M. T. Poole
H. A. Poole
Truancy Cure Plan for 11 Year Old in Court Appeal
Surgeons at Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital will operate on Herbert Colston to remove adenoids and treat eyesight in an effort to reform him from a truant and petty thief. Colston, 11, was arraigned in juvenile court on a theft charge from Robert M Wall of 1810 Belmont Street NW. Judge DeLacy ordered hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Herbert Colston
Colston
Robert M. Wall
Belmont Street
DeLacy
Ten Workmen Injured as Water Wagon Overturns on Bridge
Ten workmen employed by contractor John Nolan were injured when a water wagon on the Connecticut Avenue bridge ran away after a harness broke. The wagon overturned, throwing the men onto the pavement. they were rushed to Emergency Hospital and none are believed fatally hurt.
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John H' Nolan
Nolan
New Connecticut Avenue
George W. Robey
Andrew Lewis
H Street
Leas
Edward L. Brown
Slath Street
George Murray
Pennsylvania Avenue
Theodora Hunter
Donnallytown
Tilman Briggs
Centralona
William Thomas
L Street
Albert Brenhan
Twentieth Street
William Wheeler
Mose Jackson
Massachusetts Avenue
Forty-second
Forty-third Street
U Street
Rock Creek Loop
Automobilleta
Red Cross Stamp Sales Plan Annual Tuberculosis Drive
Preparations for the annual antituberculosis stamp sale were made at a meeting of the District Chapter of the American Red Cross Society held at Mrs W J Boardman's home. Mrs Boardman was named chairman of the sale committee. Money from the sale will fund the tuberculosis day camp next summer. Arnold Hague was reelected president with Gist Blatt as vice president. W A Slater, H B F Macfarland, Mrs W J Boardman, Simon Wolf, and Mrs W H Bailey join the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross Society
Mra
W. J. Boardman
Patreet Northwest
Simon Wolf
W. H. Bailey
Philippines Club Formed Elects Lorenz President
The Philippines Club was organized last night at the New Fredonia Hotel charter members elected George E. Lorenz as president. Harry Debnam became vice president with Dr N K Downs as treasurer and secretary treasurer. Frederick Powers chairs the board of governors along with Dr Daniel Folkmar Joan F Hauck J R McKey W J Fisher A D Calling John Murphy and Joseph Heller. Membership is open to American citizens with civil or military service in the Philippines.
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George E. Lorenz
New Service Organization, the Philippines Club
New Fredonia Hotel
Harry Debnam
N. K. Downs
Atary
Frederick Powers
Board of Governors
Daniel Folkmar
Joan F. Hauck
J R McKey
W. J Fisher
A. D. Calling
John Murphy
Joseph Heller
The
Philippines
Fort Leavenworth and Fort Riley visit finds schools in good order
Secretary Stimson and Maj. Gen. Wood returned to Washington from inspection tours of the service schools at Fort Leavenworth and Fort Riley Kansas. Both institutions were found in admirable condition.
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Stimson
Amusements and classifieds listing many acts and goods
A city bulletin of shows at various venues with Blanche Bates in Nobody's Widow and other vaudeville acts, plus the Millionaire Kid, Queens of the Jardin de Partie, and Queena of the Falter Bergere. Also mentions dancing, skating, bowling, Ameld's Ale appears for meals, and local services including Arlington Bottling Co and The Drillery. Open Sundays after noon. groceries, wines, and game menu at Hervey's.
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Blanche Bates
Queens of the Jardin de Parte
Thycium
Ameld
Groc
Tel
Arlington, Bottling Co
Conger
Sid
N.Y
Hervey
Delta Chi Banquet At New Willard Marks Georgetown Homecoming
Georgetown University Delta Chi Fraternity held a homecoming banquet at the New Willard with prominent alumni including Chief Justice Harry M. Clabaugh and Comptroller Lawrence C. Murray. Toasters named W. West and others. officers announced and ball planned. Alumni staying at the fraternity house on Rhode Island Avenue. Also noted Count von Bernstorff’s call on free paper admission discussion at the State Department.
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Georgetown
Georgetown University
Delta Chi Fraternity
New Willard
Harry M. Clabaugh
District Supreme Court
Lawrence C. Murray
Daniel W. Baker
Charles A. Douglass
Thomas Arahaney
the Tariff Board
John G . Park
Kansas
Frank Roosa
New York City
EB West
Ben Malone
WW. Bride
JB Rogs Perry
D. W. Baker
Park
Charles A Douglass
Thom Brahaney
John J. Kuhn
Calvert Bowie
William Fitzgerald
George Steamaler
A. 5. Murphy
E. J. Brauenhelm
Hubbert R Quinter
B. W. Camp
Charles Abbott
Henry Sylvester
George Weaver
Roland Croxton
Norman Whittaker
Fred Gibbs
C. A Douglass
L. H. Green
Floyd Hackgan
McCandlsh
R. C. Sanderson
D.H Creecy
G. B. Spenes
Wilam McParland
Robert Price
Carter Fort
Stanley Willis
Harry Hickey
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Becaues
Saks & Company
Tam Father
California
San Francisco Overland Limited
Chicago
Los Angeles
China
Japan
William Jones
Henry Barber
William J. Sanford
Henry Wildt
Alexandria County
Sanford
Charlottesville
R. H. Wood
R. Donahoe
Themas W. Robinson
Richmond
R. D Brumback
Auit
Alexandria City
Virginia Eac Deposit and Truat Corporation
Elizabeth McKnight
Elizabeth C McKnight
William H. McKnight
South St. Asaph Street
Willan P
Charles H. McKnight
Bertha Wathine
Duke Street
Roxbury
Alice & Roxbury
Prince Street
H M Canter
Wes
Calis Faum
U.S
CW. A. Veditz
Banking Institute
J. H. Nolan
RED Cross Stamp Sales
Philippines Club
Wood
City Bulleting
Don Juan
Gracrs
Iay Gould’s
Wonder Store
United States Soldiers
Stanley Ball
Volock
Jokr
S. M. Zhomermane
Count of Luxemberg
Hideto
Morcenu Kewzat
Addimanda and Vott
Betthoven
Nowaill
Delta Chi-Men
von Bernstorff
Count von Bernstorf
State Department
Adee
Canada
ORDE
A.M
Anypsice
Byron S. Adams
Service Shop
Pean
Henning
Webster
Clesaure
F. G. Smith Piano Co
F Street
B. Rich’s Sons
B. Rich
Knock Furniture Co
Sen
House & Herrmann
Andrey
R.P. Andrews Paper Co
Tsadimi
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
Columbia
Marzina
John F. Ellis & Co
CAMM
Ty LE Stouue & Cos
Norrtate Wat
Imperial
Washington Brewery Co. Ltd
F Streets N.W
Brewery of Imperial Export
Sts. N. Ww
Waites
Financial Center
Clifford M. Lewis
Lewis Hotel Co. (Inc
Pa. Ave
Westmoreland
California St
Connecticut
Uilding
George A, Mills
Tharp
Berkeley
Gig
Prince Albert Ans
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