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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1915

Page

10

Boy Ed of Lansing Hits Washington on Germany Role

New York November 23 A Washington dispatch to the World says Capt Boy Ed naval attaché of Germany in Washington reports that government officers not only a naval officer and diplomat but a social figure and athlete. The article outlines a push to purge diplomats and conspirators aiding Germany and notes Boy Ed's deep knowledge of U S defenses and naval facilities.

Washington Post New York Washington Dispatch Germany Washington Ittterateur Army Dij Navy Metropolitan Chevy Chase Connecticut Avenue National Capital Boy-Ed

Boy Ed Accused In War Freight Manifest Plot

Testimony links Capt Edward Falkenberg of the Berwind to sworn manifests and concealed provisions aboard ships. Indemnity bonds from Hamburg-American covered losses as Berwind and Lorenzo were seized. Boy-Ed figure tied to large fund transfers via Speyer Co. inquiry uncovers a $750,000 deposit and ordered disbursements.

Edward Falkenberg Berwind Falkenberg New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company Mr. Wood Richard D. Wrigley Wood Mr. Mooney United States Boy-Ed Kulenkamff Lorenzo Speyer & Co Ime Boy-E -Ed Nevada National Bank San Francisco San Francisco, and I Did So.” Kulenkamff Ates Boy Sid

Marshall Held on Assault While Stepdaughter Detained

Frank Marshall, charged with assault with intent to murder, was arrested after his wife Mrs. Marshall faced charges of illegal detention of Grace Marshall, his stepdaughter. Grace, now 28, is held as a witness. a warrant for Mrs. Marshall’s arrest was issued and to be served. Marshall is jailed in Talbot County awaiting further hearing, with authorities reporting a possible weeklong delay. Grace identified an Aunt Rena during breakfast, while relatives recall medical aid in the past.

Haston Frank Marshall Marshall Grace Grace Marshall Rena Irene James Ln Joseph B. Seth St. Michaela Robert A. Dodson Zee John’ William Henry Lewis Johnson ' & Co Justice Anderson Sawad Henryk Daniel Thew Wright T. Morpia’Wampler Barry Bulkley District Supreme Court Harry May Bulkley Jefferson County Bulkley

Growth of the Telephone Prompts Public Talk in Washington

J B Boisseau, publicity manager for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, spoke at the Commercial Club on the Birth and History of the Telephone. He traced the instrument from inception to global use, noting Washington ranks third in phones per population with 2,000 in 1890 and 54,000 today.

J. B. Boiaseau Chesapeake and ‘Potomac Telephone Company Commercial Club Lana Hoisseau Washington United States

Diplomatic Immunity Shields German Naval Attache in NY Trial

In New York Federal court Capt Boy-Fid naval attaché of the German embassy led alleged schemes to defraud the United States by routing neutral ships from American ports to provision and coal for German warships. Officials noted he enjoys immunity, and any misconduct would prompt State Department action to seek his recall.

Boy-Ed Beau Brummell Washington Spg United States R. P. Stegler Great Britain France Stegler Europe United States Navy Germany Snd Kaiser’s Navy New York Atorney “Wood State Department Department ‘of Justice

Army and Navy News Detachments and Officer Transfers

Leave of absence for two months granted to First Lieut Forrest and Overholser of the signal corps. Maj Ferdinand W Kobbe of the 16th Infantry transferred for service. Capt Elmer W Clark relieved from quartermaster detail. Capt Max C Taylor to report for examination in NYC. Several engineers shifted. several aviation officers reassigned from San Diego to San Antonio for duty. Clifton resumes command at Fort Wood. Brinkerhoff reassigned. Van Horn to oversee disbursing and supply duties.

Forrest &, Overholser Signal Corps Ferdinand W. Kobbe Highteenth Infantry Quartermaster Corps Elmer W. Clark Max C. Taylor Corps of Engineers William M. Black Army Building New York City Bradford G. Chynoweth Milo P. Fox Brehon B. Comerwell George BF. Lewis Harrison Brand Corpe “of Engineers Engineers Thomas Dew. Milyang San Diego Cal Signal Camps Aviation School Herbert A. Dargue Walter G. Kilner Edgar 8. Gorrell San Antonio Tex Acre Alfred T. Clifton Fort Wood N. Y Henry 8. Brinkerhoff, Jr Brinkerhoff Thin City Army James H. van: Horn Signal Corpu General Supply Depot

Naval Orders Detachments and Command Changes Published

Navy Department dispatch lists detachments to Warrington Benham Prometheus and Conyngham, with officers like Lieut C O Slayton senior and junior grades including H Kelloe and B Blankenship assigned to yards and fitting out duties at Puget Sound Mare Island and Norfolk during 1915. Mentions Ensign Noel Davis and Chief Machinist J T Ballinge, and Pay Clerk M J Stubbs, with date references and station moves.

Police News In Brief Robberies Across Several Washington Addresses

Police reported numerous thefts from residences and businesses yesterday in Washington. Items stolen include coats, suits, a fur, a beagle, wallets, and cash from multiple addresses on East Capitol Street Northeast and Northwest, Wisconsin Avenue properties, and nearby streets. A man fell ill at Seventh and Datreeta Northwest and was taken to hospital. minor vehicle collisions and a small fire were also noted with light damage.

Alice B. Chinn Mina A. Violet Harris Board of Children’s Guardians Mra. J. F. Kingdon C. L. Relair EL Shimp Samuel Rod Highteenth Street East Capitol Street William Jackson Fort Myer Odd Fellows Sixteenth R. Sheers Eighteenth Street A. D. Smith William Wisconsin Avenue Nellie G. O'Donnell Wiscon Sin Avenue John T. Finney Davenport Street Tennallytown D. C Seventh Street Jacob Curlsman Ninth Street William Hawley Eighth Street Stewark Edgar Miner Second Street Ernest Brown First Street William Weighman Fourth Street New York Avenue B. Handles D Street Samuel Wheat Seventh Datreeta Charles Platt J. J. Lightfoot Ridge Road M Street Thirtyfirst

Probate Court notices and executorships in District of Columbia

Public legal notices announce probate matters in Washington DC. Notices name Julia Montgomery and Ellen Thompson estates, referencing wills and letters testamentary issued by the Supreme Court and Probate Court with dates in 1915 1916, warnings to creditors and claimants to present vouchers by specified deadlines, and official seals and registrars confirming appointments.

Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia Julia Montgomery Bosale M. Smith Herbert McK. Smith Jule B. Shoup Washington Law Reporter Washington Post Walter I, Micoy James Tanner J. J. Darlington Supremo Court OF District OF Columbia Columbia ‘Lette Ellen Thompsod Theresa “Thompson Grace Thompson Washington, D. C Wille Clark Probate ‘Court Charles W. Needham District of Peace Mabungtrat Henry Oes Charles W. Need Bob- Phelpa Register of Wills

District Court News Reports Major Bank and Hotel Suit Actions

Justice McCoy refused to order a distribution schedule change that would include Taft among creditors. The case involved the American National Bank of Richmond and Arlington Hotel Company of the District, with equity rulings on name changes to Peerless Oil and Gas Company and a women owned reorganization. Separate actions covered a bankrupt broker, a divorce alimony suit by Barry Bulkley, a limited divorce by Sula Lilian Clarke, and dissolution proceedings for Natural Capital Life Insurance Company. A Washington Railway case awarded about 1,250 dollars to two plaintiffs for injuries in a car collision and a returned trip incident.

American’ National Bank Richmond Arlington Hotel Charles P Justicce Mecay Taft War Anid District Supreme Court Sula Lilian Clarke Albert By George Whitford The Owls Natual Capital, Life. Insurance. Company Afaite Equity Chartes A. Atilings Che the Pyerrandison Duncan L. ‘Richtona William M. Sooner Stafford Mannie Walker Washington’ Railway and Electric Company Mabel T.lewis Washington Railway and Electric Glen Echo Wilton F. Lambert R. H. Yedtman J. Hoover Company George WP. Hoover

The Standard Remedy in Countless Homes

Indigestion and constipation are linked and cause suffering. A mild laxative tonic, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is praised as a safe, effective remedy sold for fifty cents a bottle. A Merrill, Wis., customer reports feeling ten years younger after use, restoring appetite and ease of work.

Notice of Condemnation in District of Columbia Parks Case

The District of Columbia seeks condemnation for land in squares 574, 575, 2923, 8008, 2927, 1725, 1858, 1854, 55d, 4247 for small parks under the 1918 act. A jury of five disinterested men will assess damages and benefits. Publication and service are required by November 30, 1915, in Washington newspapers.

District A Columbia District of Columbia District Court Minnesots Avenue Twenty-second Street Nagier Road Q Street Michigan Avenue Randolph Street Twelfth Street Ninth Street Gallatin Street Ilinois Avenue Thirteenth Street Emerson Street Arkansas Avenue Georgia Avenue Farragut Street van Ness Street Colamabie United States United D Street Columbia Egnere Twenty-seventh Street Act of Congress A. D Square 12 E Street James Francis SMITH Equere New Hampshire Avenue New Hampahire Avenue Supreme Court OF the District Building of Columbia Square 10 Balding West Bank of Columbia East Building Inc Twenty-seventh Altaya Aix Oak Street Brown Right Seventeenth Street Newton Street Oakwood Terrace Potomac District of Columbus Siddons Junie

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