Doctor Called After Death In House Fire Alarm
Mrs Alice Adams was found dead in her bedroom at 364 N Street Southwest from apparent gas poisoning. Elmer E Clark, her son in law, discovered the body and ran into the street to fetch a doctor, while a bystander turned in a fire alarm in alarmed confusion. The Emergency Hospital ambulance arrived after fire engines, as the police and doctors determined the death earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Faree
Alice Adams
N Street
Elmer E. Clark
Mrs. Adams
Divorce Testimony Ordered in Lanston Case
Justice Staf ford orders immediate taking of testimony in the divorce suit of Mrs Ethel V Lanston against Aubrey Lanston the magazine writer. District Supreme Court examiner M Carroll Downs to hear evidence with no defense anticipated as Lanston is believed in Europe. Prior to departure he signed a financial agreement ratified by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel V. Lanston
Aubrey Lanston
Wilson Golf In Rain Shows Health After Illness
President Wilson played golf in wind and rain amid reports he was ill. He returned to the White House flushed with color and laughed off talk of poor health after a recent indigestion episode. Representative Murray of Massachusetts visited and joked about his illness.
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Wilson
White House
Representative Murray
Massachusetts
Order to produce child custody case in Beauvais matter
Justice Stafford signed an order demanding Emile Beauvais, hairdressing proprietor, bring his child under court jurisdiction. The mother accuses her sister Melic of involvement as the baby’s alleged kidnapper while Beauvais seeks a limited divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Stafford
Emile Beauviais
Trust Cost Pushes Cotton Bagging Prices
Secretary Redfield told the Senate that bagging costs rose due to a trust. the American Manufacturing Company and the Ludlow Manufacturing Association control cotton bagging prices. Dominican customs receipts rose under American administration, August receipts $341,618, eight months $3,042,645.
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Redfield
Senate
United States
American Manufacturing Company
Ludlow Manufacturing Association
Dominican Republic
Weather Delays Chevy Chase drag hunt season opener
Unfavorable weather postponed the first drag hunt of the season from the Chevy Chase Club to next Saturday. Washington Riding and Hunt Club members planned to ride. Walter R. Tuckerman, master of fox hounds, expects a large turnout and a successful season as horses and hounds are prepared.
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Chevy Chase Club
Washington Riding and Hunt Club
Walter R. Tuckerman
Fox Hounds
Bride Leah Hatton at sixteen weds Norman Moore
Leah Hatton aged 16 from Rockville Maryland marries Norman Kenneth Moore 23, a former Metropolitan Club employee. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Israel Ro White at the Baptist Church, reported to Mrs JD L Hatton of 349 New York Avenue NW. The Hattons moved from Portsmouth, Ohio a year ago. Leah worked in a local department store. Moore, a New Jersey native, arrived as a roomer. the couple could not be reached for comment.
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Lesh Vay Hatton
Norman Kenneth Moore
Metropolitan Club
Rockville
Hcense
Bev Isruel Ro White
The
Baptist Church
JD L Hatton
Tees
New York Avenue
Post
Leah
Hattons
Portsmouth
Ohio
Moore
New Jersey
Hatton
Wills Filed for Probate Names Several Beneficiaries
Wills filed yesterday name Lime Carter deceased October 14 1913 leaving personal effects to sister Lizzie Ellis and niece with rest to brother John Wright and sisters Mahala Wright and Lizne Ellis. Stamler will dated September 7 1912 leaves 728 Tenth StreetNW premises to daughters Nora Zell Maya Hume Margaret Wilson and Bessie Stamler with residue to Nora. Annie Bradfield will dated October 24 199 W leaves remainder to son executor. Eliza Maher will dated April 23 194 leaves rest to niece Ellen Birlin of Brooklyn NY and personal effects to The Little Sisters of the Poor.
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Lime Carter
Lizzie Ellis
John Wright
Mahala Wright
Lizne Ellis
George Stamler
Tenth Street
Nora Zell
Maya Hume
Margaret Wilson
Bessie Stamler
Nora
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Lanston
Beauvais
City News
Excise Board
Lane
American Mining Congress
Philadelphia
A. A Jones
Interior
Joseph A Holmes
Bureau of Mines
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
OH V Winchell
Minneapolis
Capital
National Yecht Clubs
Marshall Hal
River View
Capital Club
National Club
G. B. Downey
Treasury
Gettysburg
Allen D. Albert
Sen
Congressional Club
Fletcher
D. A. Fletcher
Florida
K Street
Busine
Bills C. Johnson
Washington State
Internal Revenue
Fletcher Mattex
Montana
Johnson
Internal Revenue Bureau
Miegouri
Catholic University
Organization of
Canton
Washington
Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellow Hall
Seventh Street
Pest
W. W Milan
Elnora Cuddebeck Folkmar
Woman's Auxiliary Clinic
Federation of Women's Clubs
Folkmar
Pi Beta Phi Sorouty
M. Alice Mathews
Columbia Road
Gatlinberg
Tenn
Biological Society
Coemos Club
U. S. Palmer
W. P. Hay
North Carolina
Paul Bartsch
Florida Keys
Dr. Howard
W. Nelson
California State Society
EF Street Northwest
M. F. O'Donoghue
C. Ir Macaulay
J. Malville
L. E. Danforth
J D. Chew
M If Smith
Eliza Perry
Paul B. Popence
Louis V. Spellin
Mra B. A. Malville
Mra. ©. H. Paige
Fellowship Club
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Pythian Temple
Charles B Baldwin
J. Claude Keiper
A B Hayes
John Henry Cowles
Carter B Keene
J A Willams
FE. Roberts
W. D. Metz
Fred M. Bock
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Theater
Anna Howard Shaw
Jane
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Charwoman
Department
Columbian Debating Society
George Washington University
Nisht
New Masonic Temple
Marrow
Desha
Maxwell
Prindie
Lincoln Memorial
Secretary of War
Memoral Commission
Garrison
Taft
New York City
John W Froley
Department of Agriiculture
Twentyfourth
Hayes
First Church of Christ
East Gate Lodge
Shelbina
Faiming Mo
Fum
Club
Preston Gibson
Wormerli
Sunday Post
Goldenberg's
Leah Hatton
N EK. Moore
Lizzie Carter
House & Herrmann
Dlo
Belvidere
Essen
Eran
Brussels
Mai
Axminster Rugs
Gardas Paca
Herrmann
N.W
Wilton Rugs
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