Thefts Reported to Police
Item
- Title
- Thefts Reported to Police
- Source
- Evening Star (DC)
- Date
- 1920-06-05
- page
- 5
- Identifier
- https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1920-06-05/ed-1/?sp=5&q=theft&r=0.244,0.511,0.452,0.164,0
- Crime
- Theft
- Subject
- theft; stolen liquor; money; diamond ring; bicycle tires; lamps
- Gender of alleged victim
- male and female alleged victims
- Law enforcement involved
- police
- Stage of the Legal System
- crime
- Location
- In-state; 2804 Cathedral Avenue, DC
- Length of story
- 139
- Description
- THEFTS REPORTED TO POLICE. Jewelry, Money and Auto Supplies Stolen. An unidentified individual succeeded in finding two bottles of liquor in the home of Mrs. Pauline L. Hellman. 2804 Cathedral avenue. In addition to the liquor, the intruder took articles of jewelry valued at $148. Ellis Hughes, 210 E street, reported the theft of $300. He told the police the money was stolen from the government printing office, where he is employed. Theft of a five-stone diamond ring, valued at $250. was reported by Mrs. Norma L. Kingston, Mendota apartments. Capt. James Marmaduke, steamer Southland, told the police of the loss of $200. The money disappeared while on the return trip from Norfolk Thursday night. Burglars visited the place of business of Howard Milhorne, 1410 Park road, Thursday night and stole seven bicycle tires, six lamps and three seats.
