School Closings Affect 10 000 Students
A Wednesday closure will affect 10 000 students due to a disruption at UMC. Superintendent Thadosion announced plans after a conference between the school officials and the governor’s office.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1920
Page
11
A Wednesday closure will affect 10 000 students due to a disruption at UMC. Superintendent Thadosion announced plans after a conference between the school officials and the governor’s office.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference Worcester and legal or financial terms but lacks clear facts. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, places, or events are readable enough to summarize into a coherent news item.
Several births were reported by the local hospital with details redacted in the notice. The item notes newborns and family announcements, listing names and parents in a standard community records style.
Sparse obituary notes list multiple deaths including a Mae co 4 Pred loss wag and a Jane We with medical details unclear. Emergency room scenes reflect hospital care, with references to patho Mae and Hypo Tansy among listed names.
Michael Antonio Falcone files for absolute divorce from Julia Cecsara Falcone alleging she fled February 2, 1917 with another man. They lived in Rosetown ten years ago and have four children. he says she is now in Canton, Ohio with the other man.
Jenn McLaughlin, manager of the Potomar Electric Power Company commercial department, resigns to become Gunetary Treasurer and general manager of Potomac Electric Appliance Company. Mr Welaughlin’s service with the company and its predecessors spans over thirty years.
A fragmented page shows a sun and tide table dated April 18 with scattered weather remarks for Washington state regions and neighboring areas. It mentions temperatures, winds, rain chances, and notes on low and high tides, plus partial references to nearby mountains and coastlines.
An old sales tagline invites readers to relieve inflamed or strained eyes with Bon Opto tablets. It advises dissolving one tablet in a quarter glass of water and using two to four times daily to reduce inflammation and restore eye comfort.
The Miracle Man James Moore Hickson spoke at Trinity Episcopal Church, with 5000 people applying for admittance and officials planning for up to 6000. Services began at 16 00 with Red Cross nurses and physicians present, and are expected to run until about 2 00 pm if needed as Hickson arrived in Washington with his secretary.
Estate details reveal a decedent of Silver Springs Maryland left bulk of lands and business interests to brothers Hartman and John Grundling and others. Executors named, devisees include spouse Augustus Hrdecty and nieces Myrlle L Beddao and Mary Ann Hetrel.
A steamer rated at 73 hp and 314 tons was sold yesterday by the Shipping Board to the Miner Steamship Company in New York for FEGES37. Other cargo steamers, including Castle and Pastport, were recently sold to Victor Fox & Co in New York for amounts listed as F304 345 and 1189 293 respectively.
A man was severely injured yesterday at Tourteenth Street and Penn Avenue Northwest when struck by a Washington Railway and Electric car. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment as police investigated the incident and salvaged street debris.
A bronze medal was awarded to Hogan for high class standing. He recently graduated from the Naval Aviation program and holds the rank of quartermaster third class in the United States Navy.
Nominations for Columbia Typographical Union No 101 officers and delegates to the international convention at Albany were held Sunday afternoon. Elected: president Marsh A Bodenhamer and Charles OConnell. vice president Frank D Seiffert. secretary George F Seibold, red S Walker. treasurer Jerome Y Johnson. serjeant-at-arms William Wethtg. doorkeeper Edward W Davison. trustees Harry BH Goodrell and Valentine Ruff. auditors Royal E Corwin Ernest J Ellwood Laura B Gordon Charles W Radley. executive committee members George Lear Bidward I May H W Peisser Tu Maddox toward J Goiglor G H Aschenbach Percy T Lowd F Bi Smith John M Barr Charles E Cross C M Flanagan Eagar T Brown Claude JT Millard P Doran McCarthy James Eo Angel Dale F Shere John T W Werbert Charles J Vesper G Net Carney RL Burgess Charies 1. May Join F Quinn and te 4 Anderson War delegates to the international convention Joseph ii Cummings lsrbert Ko James Conrad T Vogel Stephen Smith Wilbert Copeland Ilarry Bush Stephens M & mpson James f Jones For delegate Torn offices not under the government Hugh L Pedan of the Washington Post trash Madden Tor alternate to the convention Ola Mallory James t Wo Maynard Harry T Miller Brank Ho Leng and James G Sullivan. The union endorsed the milk regulation bill before Congress and admitted four new members.
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