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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1919

Page

7

Budapest Future Government and Disarmament Plans

Paris reports the supreme inter allied council urging immediate Hungarian disarmament and a peaceful transition after Bela Kun's fall. Kun, interned in Vienna, admitted the Proletariat dictatorship must end, while expected elections aim to reframe government with broader representation. Food shortages grow as Roumanian advances pause.

Associated Press Paris Supreme Interfilted Council Thetsa Budapest Ived Hiefriegda Lenine Trotzky Soldiers and Workers Council Bela’ Kun Kun Jacob Weltner Vienna Hungary Romanelli

Died Dishman Funeral Notices and Obituaries 1919

Obituary notices list multiple individuals with dates around August 1919. Entries cover burial and funeral details for Ed Gard Dishman Nanatio Bardy Langford Webb, George Webb, Mary A Whiting and others, with funeral homes in Washington DC area, interments at Glenwood and Congressional Cemetery, and dates August 3–6 1919.

Former Prince Henry of Prussia Calls Allied Statesmen to Trial

From Copenhagen and dated Aug 3, a letter published today accuses Britain and allied statesmen of plotting Germany's downfall and urges their trial alongside the former German ruler. Prince Henry claims the war was planned by the British government in 1912 meetings with Sazonoff and condemns hunger blockade as ineffective.

Copenhagen Henry Prussia George Hamburger Nachrichten England Germany Great Britain Prince Henry M. Sazonoff Baltimoral

Collision Kills Samuel Lutton in West Virginia

Samuel Lutton prominent contractor and county road construction superintendent was killed in Point Pleasant West Virginia when a truck he drove was struck by a freight train yesterday. The tragedy occurred as rail activity intersected with local road work drawing attention to safety at the county’s infrastructure projects.

Washington Post Point Pleasant W. Va Samuel Lutton

Congress Moves to Fast-Track Treaty Debates in Senate

A wave of hurried legislation looms as the Senate prepares open sessions on the German French and Colombian treaties while the House debates high cost of living rail wage questions and tariff reform. Expect continued fights over the Colombian treaty and peace provisions with President Wilson’s position under review and calls for a possible early adjournment. The wage board plan faces stiff opposition and talks of transferring authority to the ICC persist amid broader efforts to curb rising living costs.

Wilson Senate House League of Nations Sterling Sherman Fiume Italy Wateonys Congress Interstate Commerce Committees Hines Interstate Commerce Commission Senate Judiciary Committee Soan Ways and Means Committee Senate Finance Committee Ansall

Virginia Shipyard Nears Completion of Last Fleet Ship

The Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation at its Al Virginia yards reports progress on the final of twelve Emergency Fleet ships. With the Chancock to be launched Saturday, four 9,400 ton steel freighters will be afloat, and keel laying continues on two more vessels. President Colin M. Livingstone oversees work to speed production while maintaining quality.

Washington Post Bureau King Street al . Va Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation Chancock Colin M. Livingstone

END STRIKE IN CUMBERLAND ENDS PEACEFULLY

Special to The Washington Post Cumberland Md August 3 large meeting of Baltimore and Ohio Federation of Crafts votes ten to one to return to work ending a strike begun Friday night largely by machinists Authorities of railroad organizations did not sanction the strike Local chair Harry E Childs says any future strike will be regular and demands have been pending for months awaiting railroad action in the next few days

Washington Post Cumberland Baltimore and Ohio Federation of Crafts Harry E. Childs Federated Crafts Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Childs

Woman for Legislature Nominated by Washington County Socialists

Special to The Washington Post from Hagerstown Maryland reports that Washington County Socialists held a meeting in Youngs Hall naming a ticket that includes a woman candidate for the legislature. John A Baker is listed for State Senator and Charley for the House of Delegates.

Washington Post Hagerstown Washington County Socialista Today Young's Hall John A. Baker House of Delegates Charley

Marriage in Petersburg A Lt Engineers Turned Civil Engineer Weds

Word from Washington Street Church Petersburg reports the marriage of Miss Virginia Williams to a former first lieutenant of engineers now civil engineer for a local textile firm. The Rev John B Winn officiated. Also noted is the death of Rev Amos Robinson aged 20, Holtville Baptist pastor, with ties to several states and a late wife who was daughter of missionary Josiah Goddard.

Danville Washington Street Church Petersburg Virginia Williams Thomas Davis Williams G. N. Miller Washington Post John B. Winn Washington Birkins W. Ve Holtville Calif Amos Robinson Baptist Church Wisconsin Iowa Massachusetts Rhode Island West Virginia California Josiah Goddard China

Antique loot theft and bank closure report in Burnaville

Mrs A Robinson of 1728 Church Street reported a thief stole a heavy antique flower pot worth 50 dollars from her front porch. Lawrence Greaver of 719 D Street Southeast reported a watch stick pin and pocket book taken from his bedroom valued at 52 dollars. Bank of Burnaville in Burnsville West Virginia ordered closed by State Banking Commissioner due to bad loans and insolvency with about 40 thousand dollars in deposits. Funeral held for Earl McKnight 36 a Baxter coal company employee who died after diving into the Mononghela River injuring head on impact. wife survives.

Burneaville W. Va Washington Post Burnsville Bank of Fairmont Earl McKnight Coal Company Baxter Mononghela River

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