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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1921

Page

4

Train disarray leads to disorderly charge arrest

Report describes a Union Station incident where a game ended as a train arrived. One man handed a 7 cent note with a demand for money, prompting an officer to arrest four men for disorderly conduct. Barry Sweeney and Michael Oliver were detained with two defendants. each forfeited $5 collateral and must appear for trial.

Jay Tin Dulice Union Station Barry Sweeney Michael Oliver

Two Years for Auto Theft in Grand Larceny Case

Winfred, a colored man, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Justice McCoy on a grand larceny charge tied to the theft of Jacob Kohner’s automobile of 2725 Ontario Road Northwest. The car was found at First and D Street Northeast after colored men changing a tire were alleged to be involved. Winfred reportedly confessed and pled guilty.

Jefferson BE. Winfred Justice McCoy Jacob Kohner Ontario Road Northwest Northeast Winfred Ias

Cauthers' Ties Annulled in Equity Court Ruling

Ernest Cauthers secured an annulment of his marriage to Minnie Tate Lynn Cauthers in equity court with Justice Hoehling presiding. He claimed he learned of the first marriage to Clyde Lynn when it existed and that the union was not legally valid. The suit was unopposed. A $125 diamond ring was reported stolen from Mrs. Blanche Mathias at 628 I Street Southeast.

Ernest Cauthers Minnie Tate Lynn Cauthers Equity Court Justice Hoehling Foster and Colvin Cauthers Clyde Lynn U. S N Blanche. Mathias

Births Reported In Local Notices

John and Helen Gienaris welcome a boy. Henry and Viola H Kaldenback have a girl. WMllett couple welcome a girl. Ralph Vance and Polly J Vance have a girl. McKay couple greet a boy. Dacy couple announce a boy. Walter W ard and Clara Keller have a boy. Danforth couple welcome a boy. Hedge and Helen Murrey announce a boy. Rockwater couple welcome a boy. Walter L Wonk and Mary Ed Wonk have a boy. McHenry couple greet a boy. John A Hyder and Galin Bokaris greet a girl. Louis Metzger and Gee Metzger have a boy. Paxson and Alice Paxson welcome a girl. Bono couple announce a boy. Spink couple greet a boy. Henry Flemer and Frances Flemer have a girl. John Payne and Ruby Payne welcome a girl. Charles Manly and Lena Manly have a boy. Eddie Ashton and Paul Ashton welcome a boy. Charles Wright and Louise Wright have a boy. Champeson and Mery Champsom greet a boy. Pinkney and Bessie Hatton announce a boy. Gera McNeill and Claudia McNeill have a girl. Asbury and Jane Johnson greet a girl.

John Helen Gienaris Henry Viola H. Kaldenback Hazen C Ethel A. Wmllett Ralph BR Polly J. Vance G. W Bertha I. McKay Leo G Carrie Dacy Walter W. Ard Clara J. Keller Harry H Maud C. Danforth Hedge O. BH Helen Murrey Caran Olne Rockwater Walter.l Mary Ed Wonk Berry L Cecilla M. McHenry John A Galin Hyder Constantine Anele ‘Bokaris Louis W Gee Francis Evelyn L. Spink Henry L Frances Flemer John M Ruby B. Payne Charles Lena Manly Eddie Paul Ashton Louise “Wright William GO Mery L Champson Pinkney Bessie Hatton Oladius Gera McNeill Asbury Jane Johnson

Licensed to Marry List of Clergy Couples

A jumble of marriage license notices lists pairing of individuals with ages and locations including Earl Q King and Grace M Creamer from Baltimore and James B Montgomery with Miriam Doyle. The Rev. Clovis G Chappell officiates and other clerks such as Harry D Mitchell and John H Jeffries appear among the names. The scan spans multiple entries with diverse ages and cities like New Orleans and St. Joseph Missouri.

Miriam Doyle A. R. Johnson Wiliam McLean Carroll Rotkawcky John H. Jeffries George Raymond Harvey FH. C. Worley Freely Rohrer H. Washney Gertrude Murray J. F. Wekenrode Daniel E. Davia

Deaths listed for local area and area hospitals

Obituary notices list numerous deaths with ages and last known addresses including William A. Pennoyer 54 Sibley Hospital Patrick J. Fingles 57 1410 6th St NW Henry B. Wynne 36 Garfield Hospital Jane Stieve 85 1912 5th St NW William H. Chaney 48 2003 R E B se Hattie Bulmer 66 1341 15th St NW Irma L. Dunbar 80 Providence Hospital William J. Murray 12 days 1524 Buchanan St NW Florence Berry 55 Providence Hospital Elizabeth Pendleton 50 1201 14th St NW Phoebe Tripp 69 Praedmens Hospital Lilly Ingram 20 Freedmen's Hospital Bettle Mosse 63 Freedmen's Hospital An Luray excursion offered Sunday October 23 at 5.75 covers round trip transportation open dinner and transfers to Caverns. Probably last excursion this season. Delta Tours Bond Building contact.

William A. Pennoyer Sibley Hosp Patrick J. Fingles Henry B. Wynne Garfield Jane Stieve William H. Chaney R. EB. Se Hattie Bulmer Irma L. Dunbar William J. Murray Buchanan T. Aw Florence Berry Hlizabeth Pendleton St. Aw Phoebe Tripp Lilly Ingram Bettle Mosse DELTA Hone Mair

Officials Sign In For Government Show Tomorrow

A large number of officials have signaled their intention to be present tomorrow at a government show. President and Mrs. Harding are mentioned among participants, with assurances of attendance.

Harding

Wohlfarth Granted Limited Divorce in Cruelty Case

Judge Hoehling awards Mrs Rebecca J Wohlfarth a limited divorce from Edward S Wohlfarth on cruelty grounds. The original suit by Jackband claimed cruelty and desertion. The wife’s cross bill grants custody of their minor child and $70 monthly permanent alimony. Attorney J Y Reaves represented Mrs Wohlfarth.

Hoehling Rebecca J. Wohlfarth Edward Wohlfarth Jackband J. Y. Reaves

Partner Cited To Court In Lunchroom Dispute

J H McGrary, partner with M Wiley and R Hald in a lunchroom business at 709 Michigan avenue northeast, was directed by Justice Hoehling to appear October 2 and show cause why a receiver should not be appointed. Wiley and Hale petitioned the court for a receiver due to a disagreement with McCreary over partnership matters.

M. Wiley R. Hald Michigan Avenue Northeast Justice Hoehling Wiley and Hale McCreary

Convicted for Brick Attack in Freeman's Alley Incident

A jury found John Wills guilty of assault with a deadly weapon in the brick attack on Nathaniel Russell on July 2 in Freeman's alley northwest. Wills was remanded for sentencing.

John Wills Nathaniel Russell Russell Freeman's Alley

Diggs Sues for 10000 Damages Over Street Car Crash

William F. Diggs files suit in the District Supreme Court against Washington Railway and Electric Co seeking 10000 for injuries after a street car struck him on November 4 1920 in H street northwest. Attorneys Lambert and Yeatman represent the plaintiff.

W. F. Diggs Sues Car Company The Washington Railway and Electric Company District’ Supreme Court William F. Diggs Diggs Lambert & Yeatman H Street

Sun and Tide Tables and Weather Forecast Digest

Weather round up from Washington via the Department of Agriculture for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia. Forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions Friday and Saturday with light to moderate winds. Reported area high pressure yields generally fair weather with below normal temperatures east of the lakes and above normal in the Pacific Northwest and Rockies. Local readings show midnight 42 and 10 p m 47 with daytime high 57 and low 89 from past similar dates.

Dept. of Agriculture Weather Acres Washington District of Columbia Maryland Tor Virginia Mississippi River Pacific States Northwest

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