Defense Counsel Opens Appeal in Machen Lorenz Postal Case
In the District of Columbia Court of Appeals counsel for the defendants argues the government must prove the First Assistant Postmaster General knew fasteners could be bought for less than 1.25. Charles A. Douglass leads the defense detailing required indictment specifics and questions of conspiracy proof as Samuel Maddox and others speak for Groff and Graff while the hearing nears its expected Thursday adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
Charles A. Douglass
Machen
Douglass
Court of Appeals
Douglasa
Ofense
Samuel Maddox
Diller B. Groff
Samuel Gross
Maddox
John F. Kumler
Toledo
Ohio
George E. Lorenz
Morgan H. Beach
United States
Charles A. Kelgwin
Holmes Conrad
Free Delivery
Gervlee
Lorenz
Groffs
Justice Pritchard
Supreme Court of the United States
Mr. Douglass
Diller T. Graff
Samuel Graft
Graffs
City considers charging permits for all electrical work
District Electrical Engineer Allen urges the corporation counsel to advise on amending regulations to require fees for all electrical work permits including illuminated signs. Previously the building inspector issued sign permits without fees except for front building lights. Allen seeks uniform treatment of such cases and a policy shift. Also noted are street repairs on L Street and a permit to repair the Downey stable after a fire with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinkey
A. G. Thomas
Hunt
Brennan Construction Company
First Street
Capitol Grounds
Yinlaon
Cletrich
Allen
Alien
Downey
William Downey
L Street
Used Scissors as a Weapon in Barber Shop Row
A man named Richard Denton faced a police court hearing after an altercation in a barber shop during which he allegedly used a pair of scissors as a weapon against David Rows. Judge Kimball fined several others in separate cases, including a man whipped by his wife and a divorce suit filed by Alfred D. Smith. The page also advertises attractions at Brightwood Driving Park and local auctions.
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Pield
Haseen
Hove
Wateh
J.B. Gibson
David Rows
Richard Denton
Kimball
Brightwood Driving Park
Algo
Ramisaion Tree
Erly Evans
Negra
Polo Court
Edith Evans
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Posner
Crossett
Trade Mart
Rooks
Lewis A
Crossett, Inc
Mass
C. & P. Telephone Co
Newark
America
M3 Pa
Ave
Noweraper HacHe
Twelfth Street
Southess
North Side
Florak
Gude
J. P. Gibson
Bennettsville
D. C
South Carolina
Marlborough County
Rhewnhadde
Conway, D. C
Gibson
Bobbitt Chemical Company
Maggie L. Gibson
Baltimore
Affreck’s
Penna. Ave
City Bulletin
Wilson & Mayers
J.T. D. Pyles
Og la
4Th St
7Th St
MD. Ave
Sts
Monroest
Ann
Pont'a
House of Good Shepherd
Annis Stewart
House of the Good Shepherd
Board of Children's Boardians
Judge Beott
Delaware Avenue
Auldge Geott
George W. Driver
House of Representatives
Affieck
Euaband
Alfred D. Smith
Jane T. Smith
Ralph
Walker
Ella Dacdroft
Affreck
Washington
A‘muddiman & Co
Frederick H. Burlingame
Edward L. Gies
District Supreme Court
Katie May Burlingame
Sublett’s
Lithia Water
Wrightwood Driving Park Foday
Alto
Fadl
Horn
Raton
Marthorn
Martehorn
W. H. Hoeke
Farnitura
Cor. Pa. Ave
Sth Street
Hebbard Tailoring
Ameri- Gel
Abe Geo. E. Hebbard
Mazern
Muccescor
Hebbard & Winecaay
Ninth Street
Atlantic & Pacific
Gov. 7Th and
E Sts
Udoden
Credit House
Cor
H Sts
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Sarge Cote
Fuahele
Washington Bas Light Co
Ninth St
Fornane
Feoopa
Morsell's
Abraham
St. N
Heurich Brewing Co
Heurich
West 34
ADLER
St. and
Mass, Ave
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
Hubbard Heating CO
F Street N. W
Hu-man-ic
Yale Laundry
New York Ave
Offics and Works
Washington Store
N. W
The
Ncan
Ceres
Roliet
Geres
John B. Espey
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