West Point Basement Search Fails To Find Dorothy Arnold
New York detectives report no body found in the cellar of a house near West Point where a Rhode Island convict Octave Glennorris claimed a girl resembling Dorothy Arnold was buried. Inspector Faurot said the water main in the area yielded nothing of value and dismissed the confession as false, noting the case remains unsolved and the Arnold family continues inquiries.
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Inspector Faerot
West Point House
Bald Girl
New York
Dorothy Arnold
West Point
York
Vedterda
Faurot
Miesmolds
Octave Charles Glennorris
Rhode Island
Weat Point
Mone Arnold
Earch
Boly
Povier
Sally
Glennorrig
Glenvicis Uintiss
Atery
Arnold
Francia
Bifth
Vit
Pha
West Pome
Aro
Grant Will
Glen- Yarra
Moiliams
Frode Iland
Peris
Pfere
Tindmarks
Ely
Williams
Orreet
Glennorria
Rehearse School Pageant Sets Stage For Shakespearean Viva
The interhigh Shakespearian pageant directed by Miss Sarah Simons rehearses for a six tenth street venue near Heightwood reservoir. Three hundred high school girls and an interhigh orchestra will perform as five school groups portray one of Shakespeare's plays in an Elizabethan setting. Principal parts were chosen by a panel including Wilbur of George Washington University and Mrs Elann Smith Tinman.
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Sarah
Simons
Heightwood
Sixtenth Street
Daelin
Shakenspeare
H Elizabeth
Shakespear
Ihesus
Haing Tear Wilbur
George Washington
Lojveraity
Modern Romeo Locked Up Juliet in Tears Love and flight toward marriage
Eva Le Fee and Philip Muller stories unfold in New York as social guardians debate a rushed romance. Eva, 17, and Philip fled from Schenectady to a single room, hungry and hopeful, seeking marriage despite age laws. Eva defends their innocence and insists on a wedding and home. The Gerry Society cares for Eva while Philip faces detention for abduction. Their tale mixes youth, love, and social judgment with a hopeful ending in sight.
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Romeo
Juliet
Elia le Fae
Ella le Fee
Elle le Fee
Ena le Fee
Philip Muller
New York
Society
Eva
Philip
Gerry Society
Schenectady
Az Elia
Elections in the Suburbs Vote Tomorrow Evening
Somerset and Friendship Heights Md near the District line vote tomorrow evening 6 to 8 pm for a mayor and two councilmen. Warren W Bigey mayor and councilmen James Nelson J W Stahlman terms end. Seven members to be chosen for the area commission at Palmer Pages store near the District line. Only taxpayers vote with several women among them.
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Somerset
Rockville Pike
Warren W. Bigey
James 4. Nelson
J. W. Stahlman
Joshua B. Callahan
John R. Cox
George C. Spencer
Friendship Heights
Pelle
Palmer
Cadets on Rifle Range Guides Washington Committees
Washington School Cadets and Boy Scouts from Troop 87 fired at Winthrop U S M C range in a short navy course event. Delegations from George Washington University and the Department of Agriculture joined 100 participants for daily rifle practice and First Aid lectures. Central beat Eastern in a snap game. many school officials and ladies observed.
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George. Washington
University
Department of Agriculture
Specia
Washington Port
Winthrop
Washingten School
Winthrop U. S. M. C
Boy Scouts
George Washington University
ADL
Avai
Harlee
Surg. Dunbar
Liaut. Steiver
Central
Eastern
Dr. Willard & @mail
Eastern High School
Claus 3. Schwartz
K. J. Leinewever
Name and School
W. KR
Biot Ie Ee Alleige
George ‘Aghlington Niveralty
Huston
Chisholm
C. F
Jer
Story
Farbaugh
F. J
Graves
Oater
Menge
W. FL
Am Lantern
UIT Central
Yorbert
Richardson
Wilbai
Jeulta
Denaal
Estern
Htrang
H. L
Tach
One
Ompany
Central - Ates
Eastern Il
Roy Hecata Sa
Washington
Italy
Miscolimpeous
Markanien
Death of Capt C W Hopkins connected with fire department
Charles W Hopkins captain in 1897 of No 15 Engine Company Anacostia died Friday night at his home 1911 Seventeenth street northeast after four months illness Services believed held tomorrow at Emmanuel Episcopal Church He was a District native who spent life here except years in the US Navy After civil life he joined the District police and in 1889 entered the fire department He belonged to Anacostia Lodge No 21 F A A M and Anacostia Council No 16 Junior Order of United American Mechanics His wife Annie L Hopkins and four children Olive Selpp Leola Dorothy and Charles reside in the District.
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Charles W. Hopkins
Eincer
Anacostia
Seventeenth Street
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Capt. Hopkins
United States Navy
Hopkins
Anscoatia Lodge
Anacostia Council
Order of United American Mechanics
Annie L. Hopkins
Olive Selpp
Misa Leola Hopkins
Dorothy Hopkins
Charles Hoping
Uncle Sam Seeks 20,000 New Soldiers Daily
Report shows about 20,000 Americans express willingness to enlist to help catch Villa, but only 4,696 enlistments usable. General McCain notes private wages in munitions rise to $8-$14 daily, hindering recruiting. recruitment officers pressed to act as movie gate rs assist with banners. He says Americans aren’t slackers and economic boom affects figures.
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Sam
Villa
Adjt
McCainen
McCain
Gen. McCain
Hearing on Railway Strike Into Arbitration Session
The public utilities commission held an executive session as an arbitrating board over the Washington street railway strike. It considered reinstatement for five discharged workers and adjourned to 2 pm tomorrow to review nine more cases, under the strike agreement that requires arbitration of all labor disputes. Representatives from the railway company and the workers’ grievance committee attended, with Rezin Orr acting as attorney for the committee.
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The
Public Utilities Commission
Urban Street Railway
yeater+ day
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Howard
George Schaeffer
H. C. Breeden
FH. J. Dent
W. Hy. Johnson
W. F P. Ham
BR. Bowen
J. T. Moffett
J. B. Stephens
Georgea. Wilhart
Harry E Jones
Frant M. Thompson
Rezin Orr
Reserve Sessions Ended After Six Day Board Meeting
Federal reserve bank governors closed a six day session yesterday without finishing plans for nationwide check collection and clearance. They appointed a committee to stay in Washington to work with the Federal Reserve Board. The plan is expected to be perfected soon as they considered many technical topics beyond the clearance issue.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Dr J D Franzoni Dead Dean of Washington Druggists
Washington druggist community mourns as Dr J D Franzoni, a dean of local pharmaceutical practice, dies after grief over his wife's death. The obituary notes his leadership in the Washington pharmacy circle and his long service to the city’s medicinal trade.
Obituary of Dr Joseph D Franzoni longtime Washington pharmacist
Dr Joseph D Franzoni 75 longtime Washington pharmacist and dean of local druggists died yesterday at 668 Massachusetts Ave NW after prolonged illness thought to be grief over his wife’s death March 15. He will be buried at Congressional Cemetery after funeral at his home tomorrow 10 am. A native Washingtonian born 1841 he spent 33 years in the Franzoni house and 63 years with Z D Gilmen firm. He held roles in Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce and local pharmacist associations. Survived by four sons Charles H Edwin L Joseph D Jr and Fred R Franzoni two daughters Miss Katharina R Franzoni and Mrs Wilson Preatman Malone and brother Dr Charles W Franzoni.
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Joseph BD. Franzoni
Washington Druggists
Massachusetts Avenue
Franzoni
Friends State
Congressional Cemetery
Washington
National Capital
Dr. Franzon
John C. Franzoni
Army
Carlo Franzoni
America
House of Representatives
Franson
Rittenhouse Academy
Z. D. Gilmen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Association of Pharmacists
Royal Arcanum
National Guiod
Charles H. Edwin L
Joseph, D., Jr
Fred R. Frangoni
Katherina R. Franzoni
Wilson Preatman Malone
Charles W. Franzoni
Funeral of Mrs A M Zirkle in Washington Interment Glenwood
Funeral services for Mrs. A M Zirkle who died Wednesday at Sibley Hospital were held yesterday afternoon from 648 A street northeast. The Rev A Freeman Anderson of Calvary Baptist Church officiated. Interment was in Glenwood Cemetery. She was born 1861 in New Market Virginia, daughter of Thomas and a Walker. Survived by seven children and three brothers and one sister.
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A. M. Dirkle
Sibley Hospital
A Atrest
A. Freeman Anderson
Calvary Baptist Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Zirkle
New Market
Thomas Walker
Gilbert M. Zirkle
Washington
M. B
M. T. Zirkle
R. M. Zirkle
E. C. Hearst
A. E. Hens
Kensington
B. H. Traamel
Jacksonville
Fla
M. W. Zirkle
Chrisitiansburg
G. 8
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
A 56 cent Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound restores gray hair to a natural dark shade. By dampening a brush and drawing it through each strand, hair darkens by morning and becomes glossy after a few applications. The preparation is promoted as a cosmetic, not a medical cure.
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Wyeth
Policeman Ippolito fatally injured after crash with deputy chief car
Crossing officer Frank Ippolito was struck at Seventh and streets northwest by Deputy Fire Chief Sullivan's fast moving car while guiding a girl to safety. He suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries and remained unconscious at Emergency Hospital. Police and fire officials investigated the accident and turned findings over to Commissioner Brownlow. Ippolito, not a regular officer, faced no pension eligibility if he dies. A proposed pension bill for crossing policemen failed to pass. A charity fund was proposed by Saks & Company to support Ippolito's family.
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Frank Tr. Ippolito
Seventh
Sullivan
Seventh Street
Ippolito
Pullman
Wagner
Brownlow
Mir. Brownlow
Accidant
Tre
Shewtnesses
William Nash
Pollesaman Ippolito
H Street
Ippoelito
Ben Johnson
District House Committee
Mulloway
Police Court
Arnold elected to Navy consulting board on aeronautics
Secretary Daniela announced that Bion J. Arnold has been elected to represent the American Society of Aeronautic Engineers on the navy consulting board, replacing Henry A. Wise Wood who resigned over differences with the building program. Arnold, an electrical engineer and inventor, chaired aeronautics at the 1883 Columbian exposition and has led the Aero Club of Illinois.
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Daniela
Bion J. Arnold
American Society of Aeronautic Engineers
Navy Consulting Board
Henry A. Wise Wood
Arnold
Aero Club of America
Aero Club of Illinois
Daughters of 1812 hold first national council in Washington
The United States Daughters of 1812 convene at the Willard in Washington with over 200 delegates from nearly every state. Mrs. Robert H Wiles presides as sessions occur morning, afternoon, and evening with social events and a White House reception.
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United States Daughters of 1812
Washington
Willard
Robert H.wiles
District Society
Willard Tomorrom
Kate Kearney Henry
Wilson
White House
Gaius M. Brumbaugh
Noble Newport Potts
Levaring Moore
New Orleana
Tellers
Williamm. Dove
House
Elizabeth Matteson
Busanne
Elizabeth Chase
Milas Florence Berrygaan
Misa Virginia Wilson
Howard University Publishes Alumni Record for 1917
Howard University launches the April University Record aimed at alumni of the General Alumni Association. It outlines alumni activities at home and abroad as the school approaches its semi centennial in 1917. An alumni address verification drive begins with contact options in Washington and beyond. Also noted is a separate Treasury search for John Payne heirs tied to a 60 year unclaimed sum of 289 dollars.
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F Street
Washington
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Dean of Washington
Joseph D. Franzoni
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Saks & Company
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