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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1924
Page
12
The article recalls the inaugural Catholic mass at a shrine, led by Rector Shahan with Dr. McKenna singing. Furnishings were unfinished in the apse as officials and clergy attended the ceremony, reflecting solemn rites and the shrine’s early stage of completion.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Samuel Gamble Bayne and local land or property terms. The readable portion is highly garbled, with partial names and phrases such as Warker Gul Well Cold and San in Hease it u Fou the see. Content remains unclear and unresolved.
Fragmented OCR recounts a family and community scene with names like Susie and Hel Been, referencing illness and daily life. It hints at relationships, housing, and local events amid unclear, garbled text.
Notable figures attend a Catholic shrine mass as a health insurance plan grows popular. The article highlights insurance as a key factor in public welfare, noting affluent Chicago woman insured for 3 000 000 and The Post's bargain policy offering life and accident protection to readers.
In a tight semifinal at Arnandal Country Club, Wil les Hunter and Dr Paul Hunter triumphed to set up a 36 hole final for the Southern Calf fatty championship. The match featured bold shots and steady play as the Hunters edged past rivals to reach the decisive round.
Reported plans indicate a June field trial for the airship ZR-3 with Daimler engines and Zeppelin design testing under the control of pilots from the Shenandoah Valley area. Preparations include engine assembly, shop refurbishment, and coordination with U.S. Navy observers for a spring to early summer launch window.
Secretary Wilbu spoke to about 4000 gathered outdoors at Temple Heights yesterday morning. The event, under Masonry auspices and supported by local church leaders, featured a gospel message about God’s heart and the universe, with participation from choir members and local church figures.
A severe Easter gale battered the city injuring many as high winds toppled trees and damaged homes. A child was killed when a tree struck during the gusts. Cars were overturned and property damaged, with police reporting scattered debris and minor injuries. The day featured strengthening winds and cloudy skies with isolated showers forecast.
William Jasby of 812 BE Street South East Arlington was beaten and robbed of $18, his watch, and his car near the radio station late last night by four men hired for the job. Detectives Harts Fowler English and O Brient arrested four soldiers at Fort Humphreys two hours later. the automobile was recovered.
Thousands attended Easter services and the parade in Washington, with notable guests including Mrs William M Butler. Citizens filled streets at the Capitol area, enjoying fashion displays and park crowds. Children gathered at White House grounds for Easter activities while Marine Band prepared a concert signaling gate openings.
Children in Home School Have Family Parties event described with chaotic crowd scenes along Atlantic City's boardwalk during a parade. A sudden rainstorm and high winds scattered spectators, while a mill near here reported fatalities and injuries after a freight accident. Officials note visiting day disruption and an automobile incident affecting attendees.
Rain spoiled a Fifth Avenue fashion parade in New York as crowds gathered along the route. The downpour drenched promenaders and disrupted outdoor services, while buses and apartments remained crowded. Police and organizers coordinated sheltering efforts as spectators watched the mist and rain.
A Baltimore man shot an intruder in a Buchanan Street NW home as a 2 year old slept nearby. The armed defense occurred after a break in during which clothing and valuables were stolen. The wounded man, named as David Massie of Salisbury, was found under the bed and taken to hospital. The Hoffman family was inside the house when the intruder was confronted and subdued.
Several small fires yesterday kept fire apparatus busy. Winds forced caution as the last blazes were doused, including a chicken house and stable at 1216 Forty Eighth Street Northeast damaged, a grocery at 1671 O Street Northwest owned by Myer Khaminisky damaged, and sparks set fire to a gasoline tank aboard Harry E. Bogon’s automobile at 2449 Nichols Avenue Southeast. Daugherty on Way to City From South Asheville NC April 20 Harry M. Daugser, former Attorney General, left Asheville for Washington en route to Columbus, Ohio, to speak at a dinner Wednesday night. close friends say a statement will be issued on his return to Washington.
Secretary Wallace signed an order under the stock and aids act restraining 08 commission firms and 30 traders in the Kansas City live stock market. The aim is to stop deceiving producers and interfering with cattle purchases. The Producers Association is a cooperative organization.
Notice announces April 7 1924 Philadelphia and May 1 1924 Alexandria Va for stockholders to elect a board of directors and transact business. Transfer books close May 1 at 4 00 pm reopen May 8 at 10 00 am. Also includes District of Columbia police regulation amendments by commissioners Cuno H Ordglph James Folatbe Wanally Belt and others.
In a chaotic incident, vagrants and a missing suspect aided by a woman helped evacuate seven patients from a burn ward as flames raged. A fire explosion and panic followed, with bystanders cheering.
A Macon woman was arrested on charges of defrauding mail suitors she allegedly met online. The court stated she promised marriage and asked for money and clothing expenses from multiple men. Investigators say she arranged meetings and failed to honor commitments.
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