ZUELIKA WINS TROPHY IN SPRING HORSE SHOW
Special to The Washington Post from Asheville on April 23 reports a large turnout for the annual spring hose show at Hunterside amid ideal weather. Rita Rees of New York led the round of hurdles with Beekman Lonllard, while Vanderbilt Cup winner Talley sitebka claimed top honors in the single harness class.
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Wa Hington Post
Ashevilla
Hknterside
Horse Show Association
Ty Tally Gsitebka
Rita Reer Arthong
Despondent Baltimore Veteran Ends Life
A distressed Baltimore veteran died by suicide after failing to cope with family pressures and personal troubles. Police and local officials investigated the incident, with reports noting emotional strain and lack of support.
Mysterious Harbor Slaying of John Byron in Baltimore
Special to The Washington Post reports the discovery of John Byron known as Chester River Jack in the harbor near Federal Hill Baltimore. Police say Byron was murdered after a brutal struggle his throat slit and skull crushed with possible ax or hatchet blows. Evidence suggests multiple assailants and a violent confrontation before his body was disposed of in the water. Byron, about sixty four, originally from Kent County, Maryland.
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Washington Post
Baltimory
John Byron
Chester River
Federal Hill
Byron
Marshall Farnan
Federal
Byron Way
Kent County
Camden's Will Probated After Senator Camden's Funeral
The will of former U S Senator Johnson J Camden was probated this afternoon in Parkersburg after his funeral on Monday. The estate totals several million with most to his wife and two children Mrs B D Spilman of Warrentonia and J N Camden Jr of Versailles, but no inventory or appraisal will be filed.
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
United States
Johnson J . Camden
B D Spilman
Warrentonia
J N Camden Jr
Versailles F
Inventis
Elery
Wapnin Ag
Thomas Lalson
Aglin
New Jerse
Hays
Loisan
Tdo
Edo
Kem
Italian Banker Arrested In Fort Washington Case
Italian banker Joseph Bersur proprietor of Banca Romana and grocery store adjutant was arrested by detectives at Fort Washington. Details describe his residence at 3% Ard street and alleged scheme involving installation of a private bank, with claims of funds totaling about $4. The report notes a forceful arrest and subsequent questioning by Detective Crimith Louth precinct.
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Banca Romana
Fort Washington
Joseph Bersur
Third Street
Vidwest
Wis
Vesterdis
Prauad
Jy Central
Bob Mam
Crimith Louth
Bersin
Fort
Ivar Rastinr
Ciomiea
Opriva
Rony UC
PAPER MEN FACE JAIL FOR STORE CASE DISPLAY
Fragmented text reports a legal matter involving a factory and theft allegations, naming Campbell and Outesm as witnesses. Proceedings mention a boot company official and a district court, with a judge and witnesses due to appear. The garbled OCR hints at an investigation and potential jail for Paper Men linked to a manufacturing or distribution dispute.
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Fter
Verai Dass
Wanda Biper
Campbell Sc Tetas
Campbell
Murry and Officials Report on Department Farewell
Ambiguous report describes Mr Murray and aides amid a dismissal or transfer process at a government department. It mentions the Comptroller of the Currency, deputy clerks, and subordinate staff, with testimony about prior service and leadership changes. The fragmented text references meetings, honors, and career movements within government branches.
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Clwrence
Murry
Obler
Murray
Miro Murray
Onn
Rvice Iis
Georgetown Debaters Off for Sour Behind
Georgetown Law School students depart for Washington to face Notre Dame in a debate on the resolution that interstate corporate money should be compelled to incorporate under federal laws. Notre Dame won last year’s contest in the capital.
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Geweetown Law School
Notre Dams
Washington
Despondent Alexandria Glass Blower Ends Life at 36
William Schwarzmann, a 36 year old Alexandria glass blower and pioneer bottle maker, shot himself at his 625 South Fairfax Street home after a failed hosiery venture and financial reverses. Despondent over health, he left a wife and in laws, with police finding him in a flower yard. Survived by wife and siblings. active in several Masonic and fraternal groups.
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Alexandria
City
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Wiliam Schwarezmann
South
Fairfax Street
Schwarzmann
Mr Schwartzmann
Andrew Schwarzmann
George “Ouison Council
Fiery Ub Arcanum
Alexandria Lodge
City Council Passes Ordinance on Guides for Town Pilots
Alexandria City Council approves an ordinance regulating guides and penalties for unlicensed guides near civic streets and intersections. The measure aims to curb misrepresentation and ensure safety with licensed personnel guiding visitors around major routes and damage controls at busy crossings.
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Alexandria
Paff Sunt
Sie
Nandita
Ennich
Washington
Alexandria Vni Mont Vernon Rulwiy Company
Hanson
Rey Jeremiah More
Old City
Snosden
Duke Sire
Sululion
Romiuitie A
AL Xindriet
Mike Efricum
Despairing inmate commits self harm during faint revival
An inmate at Catto Home attempted suicide by cutting his throat in a despondent moment this morning. He is reported to be in critical condition, with doctors saying he may die from his injuries as police and staff investigate the incident and his stated intent to end his life.
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Washington
Anocier
Martin
Ile
Omar
Lames Lott
New York
Morris Howhett
Hastus
Louise Gailis
Turesque
Len
Plass
New Yorks
Sears
Bnai Brith Elects Officers in Savannah Meeting
Bnai Brith District No 5 met in Savannah to elect officers for the fourth annual convocation. Elected were Laurence Henry S Hagkr as president. Leonard Wins as vice president. Joseph Ts Levy as secretary. A Goodman as treasurer. MV Jacobi as sergeant at arms. Attendees from Richmond Va, Charleston, and Wilmington participated. The event marked the group’s annual proceedings and adjournment followed.
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Malmington
Bnu
Bath
Savannah
Kira Oipan Iianether
Lairarent
Henry S
May Nominate Tyler for Ninth Virginia Race
Bristol reports Tyler of Richard urged to seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Ninth Virginia district against incumbent Pasco Slemp. Former governor may enter, hoping to redeem the race from Republicans led by Judge W F Rhea of Bristol.
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Washington Post
Bristol
Hoge Tyler
Richard
Varginia
Pascom Slemp
Th Tate
Col Campbell Slemp
James A Waltherenlee
Old Dominion
Military Euchre Skirmish at Center Market Armory
Last night the Second Regiment staged a military euchre at the drill hall of the Center Market Armory. Majors Harvey Sims and Stephen led the event with rings scoring points as couples danced in uniform after the game. About sixty couples attended.
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Center Market
William B Harvey
BR. D Sims
Anton Stephen
Benefit for Bookbinders at National Rifles Armory
Bookbinders from the Government Printing Office plan a Thursday night benefit at the National Rifles Armory to aid unemployed binders discharged about a year ago. The entertainment features Anita Dietrich, William Chandice, Bertha Francis Wolfe, Lucile E Smith, Marguerite Guiden, Edgar Start, and the Crowe children, aiming to provide immediate relief to those without steady work.
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National Rifles
Anita Dietrich
William Chandice
Bertha Francis “Wolfe
Lucile E Smith
Marguerite Guiden
Edgar Start
Old Style Methodism Advocated At District Convention
Rev W T Shendin of Mt Vernon Place leads a plea for reviving early Methodist spirit at the eighteenth Washington District convention in Wesley Chapel. Speakers urge adherence to founders’ ideals amid modern compromises as officers and Junior League are elected and installed.
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Wn T Shendin
Mt Vernon Place
Methodist Gmscopal Church
Bulmoore
Washington District
Leigue
Wesley Chapel
Fifth
F Streets
Methodist Church
Lin
Fife
Dpworth
Presid
Sunwalt
Ren Wood
Tien
Fyworth
Agi
Sibley
Twospiril
Hamilta
Miss Ida
Neal Ang
Unis Ify Om
Beth Ohad
Rex M Jet Fiis
Lyle Onal Chuah
Speker
Charlie Taft to Host Benefit for Boys Club
A public benefit concert is set for Saturday afternoon to raise funds for the Boys Club of the southeastern area. Proceeds will fund a gymnasium, baths, and reading rooms, with performances by local artists and university guests aiding the effort.
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Chaila
Thy Erty
Lannie
Posen Amd Myers
Faby Smith
Jite
Moog Iin
Blichk &Tt
Miimstiels
Huddleston
Turding
Ff Hertmann
Souvenir Cards Hint at Missing Philadelphia Boys
Two boys from Philadelphia ran away and are reported by guardians of Lahoor to have visited their home yesterday. The youths wore gray trousers and a blue coat with a dark cap, one in gray kit trousers and blue coat, the other in bloomers and a dark blouse and cap.
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Fina
Gillimore
Chares
Philielphia
Lahoor
Guilford Dies, Tuberculosis Victim in Mississippi City
Eugene I Guilford age thirty one of 11 Tenth Street Southeast collapsed and died last night near Hughth and 15 Streets Southeast. A Washington native, he leaves a wife Mammoth Muss Mimie Dugim 41 and daughter Mary Dorothy, with parents William A Guilford and Mary J Guilford. Also noted are Mississippi delegates Brockhaven and April to the Republican National Convention, both uninstructed.
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Eugene I Guilford
Commission
Oelock
Mio Guilford
Washington
Mimie Dugim
Mary Dorothy
William A Guilford
Mary
Gilford
Brockhaven
Mississip
Bennen
Lincoln
W . Ligon
Amita
Social and Personal notes extend into next Wednesday
Social and personal items recount postponed programs by Mrs Hough Miss Eccles and Mr Gareissen. Newlywed Frederick Ashton De Peyster and Mrs De Peyster sail to Europe with Mrs Abercrombie-Miller, while Mrs Newherry hosts a Sixteenth Street musicale for a scholarship fund. Episcopal home fundraiser features performers from New York and various patrons attend.
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Hough
Eccles
Gareissen
Frederick Ashton de Peyster
Lakewood
N. J
Europe
Mra de Peyster
Lieut
Com
Abercrombie-Miller
Newherry
Sixteenth Street
League of the Covenant
John Edwards
Katherine Head
Remey
Burketter
Seth Barton French
New York
Hot Spring
Social gossip on Wartin society power struggle in New York
The piece reports Frederick Townsend Wartin claiming 110 people in New York society lack a clear leader, sparking debate among social élites and drawing parallels to Mrs Astor’s era. It notes support from Mrs Mills and Mrs Fish, mentions Senator Stephen B. King buying the yacht Marietta, and discusses implications for American social influence and notable families.
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Varlona
Frederick Townsend Wartin
New York
Martins
Ogden Millis
Stuyvesant Fish
Martin
Mills
Dash
Astors
Waitin
Life aboard ships breeds marriages as voyage lasts
A fragmentary reminiscence on long sea travels shows wives and maids at risk of desertion for new marriages, while husbands pursue science and discovery. The text blends maritime life with social norms, noting arranged matches, unhappy unions, and the balance of domestic duties with professional work during voyages.
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Virginia Penitentiary
Troy
Bryant
Corm
Ted
Zuelika
Asheville Horse Show
Rita Rees
Pris
Knan Lordlard
Miss Muiniler
Elant
Dion Ty
Cory Abu
Relen
oMre
Asshen
Paen
Baroy
Faust
T. van Ball
Amie
Democrit
E.scott City
Lupo
Baltimore
Teran
Sits
Ikea
Fenitentiary
Camden
Vittoria Vittori
Arkansas
Taft
Hot Springs
Tlet Springs Ark Arti
Gov Eer
Jon L
Worthington
Mtsalor Ommati
Companie
Fer
MR Murray
Georgetown
Notre Dame
Wm. Schwarzmann
B'Nai Brith
Henry S Hutzler
Richmond
May
Tyler
Gude's
Second Regiment
Military Euchre
Laubs Methodists OF Old
Charlie Taft
E. K. Guilford Drofs
Interstate Commerce Commission
Social and Personal
Stephen B. King
Robert “ Carseano
Pintadelphia
Kew
York City
Marietta
Brooklyn
Henry Glelow
Swoodork
Jvideniy
Alexindra
Alttel
Neimal
Laglari
Per Presen
America
Lpat
Tondam
Iid
Vray Tuk
Amercans Lothians
Dal Hk &Ueen
Vis Wallot
London
Sauety
Presgriss
Astar
Eo Stron
Astor
Mir Bnuagh
Rowburghe
Jenny Jerome
Bosburghs
Berome
Alta
Bethe
Piglish
Rene Qoll
May Goelet
Jepan
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Japan
India
Australia
Wiss de Pryster
Olmiment of
Diminis Vrs
George IL
Kingslind
Lee
Miss de Peystris
Herolls
Lests
Nani
van Cord
Mombirs
Elah
Mere Burnett
Childr
Nein
Haven Tutpamth
Amocarg
Imadition
Frederic Nithan
Ann O Hagan Ant
Elizabeth Sothern Ridgle
Gaston
Rudolph Lustince
Denmark
Los Angles
San Francisco
Miss Ridgles
Eral
Phoenix
Ariz
Spe Ito Remanca
Shilgley
Los’ Angeles
Ata Erenis
Lubin
Root
Drya
van Camp’s
van Camp
van Camp Packing Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Raf Hyr
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