Fire at Hope Building Endangers Priceless Maps and Records
Fire in the Hope building at 1320 F Street caused extensive damage to Edmondton's shoe store and reached the Geological Survey Library on upper floors. Firefighters saved the Interstate Commerce Commission archives and the survey's priceless map collection after a lengthy blaze, with experts warning Congress to fund safer government facilities.
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Fire plagues fireproof building. repairs urged after third blaze
Fire Chief Wagner calls a sixth floor lab blaze mysterious as inspectors note repeated fires in the building over years. Damaged survey books largely spared, yet chemical extinguishers marred others requiring rebinding. Manager Betts cites possible faulty wiring of electric fans. calls for watchmen and better protective measures, fire doors, and safer window coverings to cut response time.
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Trick Pictures Delight at Columbia Theater
Lyman H Howe Hippodrome presented a program of sound accompanied motion pictures last night at the Columbia Theater. The show featured a Washington Zoo animal music effect sequence and Howe’s trick cavalry on the move with horse and rider. Other scenes included cadet rifle practice at Point and Annapolis, a White Sea fishing trip, and dramatic waves pounding a small vessel, all enhanced by naturalistic sound.
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War on Poolroom Sparks Kenilworth Mass Meeting
Efforts to close a newly opened poolroom in Kenilworth spark opposition and a mass meeting to press Maryland authorities. Pastor W A Richardson tallies plans, Sheriff Sweeney pledges cooperation to oust the establishment as residents insist the eyesore violates county laws and district boundaries. A B Lindsey predicts eventual closure with county backing.
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Crowds Gather for Sham Battle on Shooter's Hill Tonight
Alexandria residents anticipate a mock battle at Shooter's Hill west of the city. The Alexandria Light Infantry, fresh from Gettysburg, prepares two platoons under Capt. Slaymaker and Lieut. May. The event starts about 8 pm with a large crowd expected.
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Weather Conditions All That Washing Tonian Should Ask
A clipped weather note describes cooling, refreshing conditions for residents. Forecasters warn of mild temperatures and light winds with chances of brief showers. Travelers are advised to carry light jackets and stay hydrated while enjoying outdoor activities.
Cool Washington Weather Brings Relief From Heat
Yesterday was cool with a sharp invigorating tang in the air. The mercury stayed under 100 degrees in most places, yet one person fainted in the city and was taken to Casualty Hospital. Charles E. Martin, 51, Salvation Army barracks inmate, was overcome at 3:30 pm but is not in serious condition.
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Poison Strychnine Candy Suspect Jealous Admirer
Miss Lolela Tumey 22 of Bigges village near Laurel Maryland is in convulsions after eating chocolate candy said to be from a jealous admirer. Doctor Fleetwood treated her as four men held her. She recovered briefly and named a friend as giver. Coroner Griffith has the remaining candy and a probe begins with possible arrests.
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Weather Notes From U S Weather Bureau July Summary
The disturbance over the St. Lawrence valley moved east of the north Atlantic coast. High pressure follows with northerly winds and moderate temperatures east of the Mississippi. Local rains in the gulf south Atlantic northern New England northern Michigan and scattered Rocky Mountain plains points. Most regions fair for the next 4 1 2 hours with variable coastal winds and cool conditions in the Northwest. Tide tables show high tides at 4 62 am and 4 27 pm and low tides at 10 58 am and 10 53 pm.
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Mann to Name Senator in Virginia Pick
Richmond July 21 Gov Mann said he would name a successor to the late U S Senator Daniel tomorrow two strong candidates are mentioned as possibilities A Republican source hinted at George Ryan a local man involved in a separate assault incident Ryan was found unconscious with a severe scalp wound after being struck by several assailants on Northwest Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets near 139 oclock Police said Ryan and companions were attacked and fled leaving him wounded
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Fire Devastates Cambridge Maryland Center Destruction
A major blaze in Cambridge Maryland destroyed 22 buildings valued at about 250000 to 280000. The Zion Methodist Episcopal Church suffered heavy loss along with Lecompte and Harper stores and Wrights auto garage. A telegraph pole fell fatally injuring H H Wright while nearby towns were unable to aid in time.
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Assault Ends With Man Brought To Hospital
An altercation near a winehouse on Shepard road near Brightwood left Eloryon Totoor critically injured with a head injury. Police arrested six Black men, including Louis Adams and Charlie Rogs, as suspects. two others are held as principals. Totoor reportedly fell from a porch before being struck with a bottle.
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Senor Riano Clarifies Spain Spain’s Economic Clash Not Anti Clerical
Senor Juan Riano the Spanish minister to the United States says Spain’s trouble is economic, not an anti clerical fight. He cites concordat privileges for certain orders and says monks in Spain flood markets, harming native traders while taxation is avoided. He argues the Carlistas threaten civil war, but insists the issue is political, not religious.
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Odell Hurt In Wreck Near Hughisonville
Poughkeepsie New York July 31 Hirdm B Odell postmaster at enboreh and brother of former Governor Benjamin Odell Jr. was seriously injured when his automobile ran onto a bank and overturned near Hughisonville 19 miles below the city. His wife Mrs Herbert Odell former governor’s daughter-in-law Hiram Odell Jr and Mildred Odell sister also injured Mildred with a broken ankle others suffered shock and bruises
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In Fight With Moros near Cervantes Bontoc
A constabulary detachment led by Captain Kavanaugh attacked raiding Moros, killing five and wounding several. Two constabulary soldiers were wounded. Jacob M. Dickinson, Secretary of War, Governor General Forbes, and Brig. Gen. Clarence E. Edwards are spending a week with the tribes near Cervantes in Bontoc.
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Ambush in Texas Ends in Officer Deaths and Wounds
Special to The Washington Post reports two State rangers J. W. Carnes and T. H. Craig head and Deputy Sheriff W. Law were ambushed near Harlingen Texas while pursuing thieves. Carnes and Law died from injuries within hours. Craig head and Lawrence died later. One Mexican was killed in the exchange.
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Night Riders Shoot and Kill Tom Cooper in Paducah
In Paducah on July 31 Night Riders shot and killed Tom Cooper, relative of Milton Oliver, the state’s chief witness in the Night Riders cases to be fed this fall. Three alleged assailants are expected to be under arrest.
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Bankruptcy sale of Famous Clothing Company assets in DC
Bankruptcy trustee announces public sale of all assets of the Famous Clothing Company including men and women’s ready made clothing furnishings fixtures office furniture and book accounts. Bids due August 13 1930 with certified check 1 percent. bids opened August 15 at 10 am. property may be inspected weekdays 12 pm to 4 pm at Rooms 505-506 Columbian Building Washington DC. Special meeting of Bricklayers Union No 1 DC August 2 1910 at Costello’s Hall 8 pm. output services advertised by Byron Adams Printer.
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