Spoiled Craps Game Leads to Ten Arrests in School District
In a Second precinct craps carnival near First and Pierce, ten players were arrested after police observed the game from Douglass School. Judge Kinball fined each at 25 dollars or 90 days in the workhouse. Other cases included a larceny charge against Robert Ricketts and a vagrancy sentence for Ben Jackson who claimed Kalamazoo as his destination. Additional notes covered break-ins, a wardrobe theft, a dog case, and local mischief surrounding the Eastern Branch.
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Ben’ Jackson
Kalamazoo
Second Precinct
First
Pierce Streets
Emanuel
Roby Hnally
Douglass School
Robert Ricketts
Ricketts
D Street
Trico
Alexandria
Cladium
Mulloway
Ben Jackson
Pittsburg
Ben
Union Station
Himball
Middle West
Dugge
Jackson
National Mortar Company
First Street
James
Melville Ponckney
William Jackson
Willam H Davidson
South Carolina
Avenue
Davidson
Campbell Carrington
Supervisors Commissioned for Census Force Totals 267
Chief Aruiuy Seymour of the census bureau sent commissions to eight supervisors, bringing the total commissioned to 267 with 30 yet to be appointed. The action completes the commissioning of supervisors for Alabama Arizona Arkansas Connecticut Idaho Indiana Louisiana Mississippi Nevada New Hampshire Oregon Utah and Wyoming.
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United States
Aruiuiy T. Seymour
Census Bureau
Alabams
Arizona
Arkansas
Connecticut
Tazho
Indiana
Louisiana
Mississipi
Nevada
New Hampshire
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Scaffold Falls Wounding Two Cornice Workers
Two cornice workers Edward Curtin of 686 Orleans Place NE and Harry L Gingell of 2232 G Street NW were injured yesterday morning when a scaffold near Thirty-Sixth Street in NW collapsed. They fell about 20 feet, receiving head and back injuries, and were taken to Georgetown University Hospital in non dangerous condition.
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Cornice
Edward Curtin
Orleans Place
Harry L Gingell
G Street
NW Patredt
Tlurty-sitth Street
Georgetown University Hospital
Loretta Medal Continuation Secured by Wallace Will
The will of Afra Theodore H P Wallace confirms continuation of the Loretta medal at the Visitation Convent Georgetown. Endowed by Matte B Patterson, the will dated November 2 last filed for probate, provides 7100 to two servants and a 20 dollar monthly annuity to Mane Durand of Donzy, France. The estate largely revokes to Frederik G Zelbig for trust for Wallace children with income shares tied to existing estates. St Louis Trust Company to replace the trustee on death.
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Afra
Theodore H P. Wallace
Georgetown
Matte B. Patterson
Wallace
Commodore Rush
Mane Durand
Donzy
Nievre
France
Commander Wallace
Marie EK
Patterson
St. Louia Trust Company
Playgrounds Funds Sought for New Sites and Upgrades
A Washington playgrounds association seeks 178000 to create three new sites in Northeast and Southwest Washington, add toilets and improvements for two playgrounds, an athletic field, and ongoing maintenance. The group argues for liberal federal support and converting large city parks to children's use, with officers informing commissioners who showed favor after a two hour session.
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Lrm
Ztzo
Playgrounds Association
Henry E Wem
Arthur Moses
West
Congress
Washington
Mr West
Washington city guides face annual license fee plan
Police Commissioner Mal Sylvester urged Washington to require all city guides to pay a four dollar yearly license and obtain an official badge. The measure would demand investigation and approval by police before license grants, with rules set under police direction and district commissioners.
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Mal Sylvester
Washington
Washington City
Capitol
Poliee Department
Permits Issued for Nine New Dwellings in City
Yesterday nine building permits were issued for new homes across Northwest Washington. Projects include a brick dwelling at 4153 Fessenden Street by architect George H Loyd and builder Fred F Robey with an estimated cost of 8400. Dowd Bros received permits for five two story brick dwellings on Florida Avenue Northwest at an estimated 1400, by architect A H Sonneman. Mrs B and Dyer obtain a 21 Petery frame dwelling at 1764 Oliver Street Northwest with a estimated cost 500. C W King Jr receives two two story frame houses at 1479 and 1491 Monroe Street Northwest, designed by NR Grimm, builder C Wo King Jr, cost 400. A repair on 1519 Monroe Street Northwest by architect N R Grimm and builder C Wo King Jr is set at 1000.
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SSR
Talvine
Fessenden Street
Tennallytown
George H Loyd
Fred F Robey
T. Dowd Bros
Florida Avenue
A H Sonneman
Dowd Bros
Oliver Street
R.T Luket
W King
Monroe Street
NR Grimm
W King Jr
W King, Jr
N. R Grimm
Wo King
Weathered Oak Furnishings Half-Price Sale List
A sale list of assorted weathered oak furniture and related items with reduced prices. Items include library tables, magazine stands, India seats, jardiniere stands, rockers, a hall clock, and leather seat arm chairs, with discounts cited in dollar amounts and fractions.
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Jardiniere
Jardimere
Seventeen Indicted and Guilty Pleas Amid Court Backlog
Grand jury handed 17 indictments to Chief Justice Clabaugh and more expected next week. Nine prisoners arraigned. four pleaded guilty, ten pleaded not guilty. Plea deals aim to minimize trials. mercy urged by prosecutors. Also notes multiple retrials for larceny, embezzlement, and housebreaking. Auction sale of New Surrey and buggy stock announced by Adam A. Weeschler.
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United States
Clumbaugh
Wall
Baker
Clabaugh
Thalt
Marle McDonald
Forrest Dimore
Walter Willams
Harry Brown
Lerman Johan
Joseph ‘Ack
Thomas Brown
Kirby Jones
John Newnan
Ransom Willams
Thomas Banks
Robert Smallwood
Armani Bland
Reginald Jenkins
James Woods
Chester
Ddington
Joseph Green
Allen Garner
Edward White
John Lewis
Lows Zee
Willam Wells
Bre‘st Scott
Wiliam Ross
Alio
Roxley
William Hacts
Alberta Reed
Greon
George Curtis
Woman seeks annulment as husband accused of bigamy
Mrs. Eve A White, through attorneys George P Fleaver and John R Shields, files for annulment of her marriage to Charles Edward White alleging he was already married. The couple wed in Alexandria on December 2, 1961, and claim White's prior marriage remained valid at the time of their ceremony.
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Stella Johnson
Lee Johnson
Lucy Powell
Zinkhar
Lucy
Pat Creaghe
Mulloway
City Bulletin GWU Opening Exercises Today
The George Washington University opening exercises will be held this afternoon in University Hall at Fifteenth and I streets with addresses by Henry R. Macfarland, chairman of the board of trustees, and President Charles Willis Needham. The board, faculty, alumni, students, and friends are invited to attend.
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George Washington University
University Hall
Fifteenth
I Streets
Henry R. Macfarland Charman
Charles Willis Needham
Freud
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Penna Ave
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PA. Ave
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Bautry
New York
la, Ave
Contareaz Nares
Economy Co-Operative Society
Shomreams
Stes Na Nem
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Furnitorelo
Sac
Ghildran
Coats
Behrend
Naatco Department
Washington Brewery Co
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N. E
Lincoln
Horn Fiion
Friedlanderbros
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Ste. NW
Meas Shires Lara
Joseph Auerbagh
People's Drug Store Selt
Post
Loretta
Indorse
Maj. Sylvester
Mission
Suimplessly
Massachusetts Avenue
Grand Jury
Adam A Whschler
Weschler's
We Atock
Amald Car Tago Co
Cincinnati
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Muta Mablio
Adam A. Weechller
Stee
Gude
Fort Myer
ATH U. 8
Cavalry Band
P. O
George F. Tyrrell
Marek
Harrigan
Tazi
MMNT
Arabola
Cohen Robinson Fahrhach
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Hendrix
U. S. Soldiers’ Home Band
M. Zimmerman
Pa Gland
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Watts
City Bulletine
Snyder
Snider & Co Talors
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Norfolk
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Elmer Dennison
Wye
Eye Dennison
P A Balen
Arhington Battling Co
Caverlys Plumbing
Cook
Quanty
Thomas & Son
Capital Traction Company
Minerva
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Supreme Court
C. C. Shreve
M. N Richardson
Auto Club
Kenilworth
D.C
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Tel. M 2
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Iia
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State Department
Paria
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Tab Cess
Bagrvice
Washington, D. C
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Dr. Charles Flesh Food Co
Fulton St
Brooklyn
N. C
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Third St
Thirteenth St
Severth St
Pensylvania Ave
Pennsylvania Ave
Pennssylvania Ave
Seventh St
Union Terminal Station
Sts
Brooklyn, N.Y
Potomac
14Th Street N. W
Tharp
Berkeley
Menyon
Euthartier
Keeley
Keeley Instituty
Hyech
Java
Ydonnell’s
RSD
Washington Flaslight Co
Tenth Street
DG Pfeiffer
F Street
Randle
Randle Highlandsie
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