President Coolidge to View Holy Name Parade Plans
The Holy Name Society expects 100000 marchers and many visitors for the national convention parade with President Coolidge anticipated to attend. Organizers outlined housing, housing accommodations, and the parade's goals to affirm faith, promote family values, and unity among members nationwide.
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Holy Name Society
Cooldge
Mod Ripple
P C Gavan
William H. DeLacy
P. J Hartigan
Reading
Died Archibald Trepar August 3 1974 obituary list
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Hesanica
Secret Marriage Denied By Girl 16 in New Jersey
A 16 year old girl identified as Wiss bourse hushey and her family revealed a swift secret marriage to Charles Reitelbach, 14, after four months of courtship. The ceremony was performed in Alexandrata by Rev Michael T Cannon. The couple planned a short concealment but then told their parents when the bride went on a house party to Penn State. Parents declined to allow the union and Reitelbach was ordered from the Buckley home. The girl, a Central High School graduate, planned additional schooling at St Marys Convent, while both families remain unsettled about the outcome.
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Wiss Bourse Huchey
Luckies
Retelbach
Penn State College
Mre Reitebach
Buckley
Mr Buckley
Rebtelbach
Central High School
St Marys Convent
Hibernians to Unveil Tribute to War Nuns
National and local Ancient Order of Hibernians and auxiliary members met at the Raleigh hotel to discuss plans for unveiling a memorial to war nuns. The ceremony is set for September 20 at the triangular park near Con ne t Avenue MM Street and Rhode Island Avenue NW. Local and national leaders including Mrs Adba thrists, Mrs Ellen Ryan, and James I fhert led committees to coordinate the event and expected to bring 100 delegates from across the country.
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Tlans
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Raleigh Hotel
Conne T
Avenue MM Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Dart
Hibernians
Jwh
Adba Thrists
Leveland
Natrmist
Aux
Ellen Ryan Folly
Fhea Island
Th Mortal
James I Fhert
Endannapolis
Joseph A Daly
Voss Julia Ltorahr
Obituary notices and funeral details across multiple families
A fragmented obituary page records numerous memorials and interment plans. Names such as Hollingeworth, Lavangming, Plant, Riley, Normith, Motrg, and Thompson appear with service schedules at local churches and cemeteries, detailing burial dates, locations, and mourners.
Women and Girls Bitten by Dogs in Two Incidents
Reports to the police describe three dog bite incidents on July 28 and Sunday afternoon at addresses in Northwest and Northeast Washington. Miss Irma Moses aged four and Rosenthal children ages nine were bitten on the left ankle by Silas Rosenthal’s dog. Mildred Confrey aged twelve was bitten on both ankles by her father’s dog while playing in her front yard. she was treated by Dr Joe Brennan.
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Irma Moses
Kuleanor Rosenthal
Biltmore Street
Silas Rosenthal
Mildred Confrey
Twelfth Street
J Oe Brennan
Monroe Street
Floods prompt redredging of Potomac channel in Georgetown
A government report warns heavy spring floods have deposited large silt in the Virginia Potomac channel near Georgetown since December, risking loss of the 20 foot controlling depth. It notes 860729 cubic yards moved to Columbia Island, a June survey shows 273000 cubic yards newly added, and cites inadequate Washington terminal facilities as a related concern.
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Virginia Channel
Potomac
Highway Bridge
Georgetown
Harry Tastor
O Connor
Columbia Island
Washington
Hood
Bride Parents Describe Camp Meade Marriage Report
Bride and groom details emerge from Camp Meade ceremony. Margaret Jane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence, wed Chester, son of Rev Mos Summer Ho theater Nasheed Tenn, with local family statements and notes on prior camp arrangements.
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Moss
Margaret Jane
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
Camp Meade
Martin Stevenson
Hos
Clarence D
Chester i
Nasheed Tenn
Meise
Wiloph
Fifera Dafantra Eta
Oh «Ter
Meade
Police raid nets six prisoners as liquor seized at three parties
Vice squad crackdowns lead Lieut O T i 3 to raid a colored dancing party at 1635 Vermont avenue northwest where 362 gallons of corn liquor and three cases of beer are seized. Arrests include Richard Frederick Smith and Albert Rhett Price. Other raids on 219 Ninth street northwest and 614 Trout Alley yield liquor, cash, and additional arrests.
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Vermont Avenue
Cardy
Kid Hop Ang Kad Price
Richard Frederick Smith
Albert Rhett Price
Hqnor Barker
Vice Squad
Edward McCarthy
Ninth Street
McCarthy
Elizabeth Maringer
Lieut Davis
Teo
Harry Dent
Vernon Apartments
William H Thomas
Thirty Sixth Street
John Selby
Trout Alley
Selby
Fieut Davis
We Quade
Holmes
Fisher
Wife leaves husband over lost love note
Mrs Pearl Taylor Pardoe disappeared from her home on July 26 leaving a note saying it is a crime to live with her husband when she does not love him. Homer Witham Pardoe, a Congress hotel waitress's husband, asks police to help search and forgives her.
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Pearl Taylor Pardor
Homer Witham Pardoe
Pardoe
Congress Hotel
Ticket Seller Fined For Throwing Lemons
John Cheen a Black man who has appeared in court pleaded guilty in police court to intoxication. Policeman H H Frye testified Green operated at Seventh and D streets northwest selling tickets to the annual police and firemen benefit baseball game. Those who bought were offered free drinks but patrons who refused were pelted with lemons from Green’s big pockets. He was fined ten dollars.
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John
Sleeping Trio Seized In Burglary Case
A deputy sheriff arrested three men asleep in a car before the Rockville Mil courthouse early Sunday in connection with a Kensington store burglary. The trio identified as John Dale Colbert Burroughs and Pete Bassford, all aged 18, from Tenleytown and American University Park respectively.
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Rockville Mil Courthouse
Sherif Stanley Gingell
Kensington Mil
Tohn Dale
Colbert Burroughs
Tenleytown SC
Pete Bassford
Amertrian Iniversity Park
Jewelry Thefts At Narrihaest Thieves Break Window
Thieves stole jewelry valued at about 250 dollars from Peterson Sons Jewelers. The suspects entered by breaking the window and fled unseen yesterday morning. Police search for the culprits as neighborhood residents react with alarm.
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Mar
Earl Peterson 4& Sons Jewelers
Narihaest
Loss Reported Of Ring Valued At 1 2 Million
A report notes the loss of a diamond ring valued at 1 2 million. Police or officials have not released further details as the search continues. The incident occurred at an address on West 896 Street. George Fo Wirras is named in the report.
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George Fo Wirras
Vesterdas
Porcupines at Zoo Shed Quills in New Coats at Washington Gardens
At the Washington Zoological Gardens the porcupines are changing coats from small South American varieties to large African types. Keepers report quills dropping constantly as new ones grow, with Indian and Malay porcupines already updated. Only the armadillo remains with its old armor.
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Washington
Frank C. Lowe
War time barracks in Potomac park to be removed soon
Disappearance of unsightly barracks buildings in Potomac Park is assured. Lieut Gold Sherrill in charge of public buildings and grounds said storage will move to Sixth and A Streets north of building D. Vacated buildings salvaged for government repairs, and the plan will continue as current barracks are emptied amid fears of collapse from overloading.
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Potomac Park
Sherrill
General Supply Committee
Col Sherrill
New Routes for Sixteenth Street Buses Announced
Public utilities commission approved new bus routes while Sixteenth street is repaved. Inspector Albert J Headley, chief of the traffic bureau, said prior routes would worsen congestion. Effective 3 pm yesterday, southbound buses run from Sixteenth Street west on Budd, south on Ontario, west on Kalorama, south on Champlain, east on Florida to Sixteenth. Northbound buses follow the reverse: from Sixteenth west on Florida, north on Champlain, east on Kalorama to Sixteenth.
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Sixteenth Street
Sixteenth Streets
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Albert J Headley
Traffi Bureau
Budd
Ontario Road
Kalorama Road
Champlain Street
Florida Avenue
Petworth Bus Plan Outlined to Residents at Meeting
At a Petworth Citizens meeting held at president Timothy Pincher’s home, Washington Rapid Transit representatives detailed an improved bus system including double decker buses and a 10 cent fare. The association urged submitting the full plan to the Public Utility Commission for consideration.
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Tthe Petworth Citizens Association
Timothy Pincher
Washington Rapid Transit .Company
Pub He Utility Commission
Autoist's Leg Broken As Machine Hits Pole
Spencer Walker aged 8 years, colored, suffered a fracture of the left leg when the automobile in which he rode struck a telegraph pole on Conduit Road. AHred Brown colored, plain place northwest, was arrested charged with drunkenness. Walker was taken to Emergency Hospital.
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Spencer Walker
Hughes Court Northwest
Ahred Brown
D. C. Commissioners Return From Vacations Today
The District of Columbia commissioners plan a session today with the full board back from two weeks of vacations. Commissioner Ruadétgh is due to resume duties this morning before a possible trip to New England for an additional rest. Commissioner Oyster, who left Washington Saturday for a river trip, is also expected to return today as several department heads remain on vacation.
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Ruadétgh
New England
Oyster
Washington
Board of Commissioners
Wife Seeks Limited Divorce Alleging Husband Attack
Mrs Fannie FE Rousseau filed for a limited divorce from Raymond E Rousseau in November 1821 claiming he attacked her and broke her nose and took her engagement ring. She says he has not supplied money or clothes for three years and that they married August 18 1918 and have one child.
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Fannie FE Rousseau
District Supreme Court
Raymond E Rousseau
Turnage and Beall
Rousseau
Irs Rousseau
Schaeffer
Karl Kindleberger Rahe
Rahe
Race
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