Bombardment and Siege Ravage Casablanca Jewish Quarter
Turmoil in Casablanca as bombardment continues through Monday and Tuesday, with 4009 French troops landing and clashes around consulates. Moors attack European and Jewish quarters. hundreds killed or wounded, many shops looted, refugee convoys, and the city left in ruin. Casualties include French, Spaniards, and locals, with fear and crisis spreading as aid and evacuation unfold.
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Casablanca
Tervor
Turbulent Moroccan Crisis via Tangier and Mazagan Dispatches
A Tangier dispatch reports detached northern squadrons heading to Casablanca with orders pending arrival of Jeanne d Arc. Destructor and Da Chayla engage in port actions near Mazagan amid rising anti foreign sentiment. Paris notes no Moroccan occupation, while Spain allies with France on a similar anti foreign stance as Algiers ships carry international police duty gear. A separate local item covers a missing child case in Goldendale involving Barker and a baby, with police seeking leads.
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Wats
Casablanca
Wireleas Toléxcaphy
Charge D'Atfaires
Jeanne d'Arc
Apuniah
Destructor
Sidi Bmetouf
Cagablanca
Mazagan
Cald
Mohammed el Torres
Suttan
Maelanin
London
Tangier
Myzgean
San Sebastian
Spain
France
Count de Allende Balazar
Gonde
Morocco
Nnt
Troona'thera
Algiers
Aug
de Rigoln
Lieut Hiech
Bombardment report from Casablanca据 eye witness dispatch
An eye witness in Casablanca describes Arab skirmishes and a sudden British led occupation plan. The witness notes guards set by Muley Amin, quiet Sunday, then a 6 o'clock order to occupy the town, American Capt Cobb protecting his party, and chaotic street fighting including casualties on rooftops and in the water.
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Tella
Cauablanca
London
Ang
Casablanca
Cagablanca
Muley Amin
Galiles
Galilee
Cobb
Starmer
Casablanca Looting and Flying Pillage Amid French Franco Spanish Actions
Eyewitness reports describe White-Robed Moorish leaders surrender attempts at the British consulate after heavy shelling in Casablanca. Arabs loot shops and assault Jews. French and Spanish ships arrive to quell the disorder while Muley Amin’s authority collapses. A separate note follows about a missing boy, Robert, last seen at Camp Good Will with Associated Charities, with volunteers and police aiding the search and a reward offered.
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Ywecaude
Maddon
Lang
Casablanca
Muley Amin
Hone
Ghops
Matal
Btate Bank
Langward
Dumfries Brothers Visit Glen Echo Amusement Park
Rumors spread as Lem and three Coopers from Dumfries Virginia visited Glen Echo Park in Washington to consult a doctor about aging. Family members, seen peering into corners, are questioned by Marshal Collins as locals mock Maggie Murphy, a noted park figure, with derisive laughter. The Coopers face scrutiny from Virginia authorities and local officials over inappropriate conduct.
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Lem
Sumest
Cooper
Dumfries
Glen Echo
Marshal Colina
Maggie Murphy
Atilta
Virginia Visi
Collins
Garrett
Alice
Coopers
California Supreme Court upholds party affiliation filing rule
The California Supreme Court sustained a controversial primary election law requiring voters to state party affiliations when registering. The ruling affects more than 6,000 voters who had refused to declare politics and thus will not participate in the upcoming primary election.
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San Francisco
Supreme Court of California
Woran Accuses Expressman of Larceny in Maryland Ave Case
Henry Twyran, an expressman described in the report, was charged yesterday with larceny of a gold chain and a rocket from Mist Maggie Hall at 303 Maryland Avenue Southwest. Detectives Burlingsma and Weedon traced the trunk theft to his home at 62 L Street Southwest, finding the chain in a trunk belonging to Twyman’s wife.
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Henry ‘Twyran
yWne
Maggie Hall
Maryland Avenue Southwest
Central Office
Burlingsma
Weedon
Pris 1 Quer
Ily J
Sas Heilanya
L Street
Twyman
PIANO AGENT ARRESTED IN NORFOLK FUGITIVE CASE
James Mather, a piano agent once linked to a Norfolk musical house, was arrested by Detectives O’Dea and Warren and held as a fugitive. He faces pretense charges and is to answer in Norfolk, following a warrant from Police Chief Bush. Mather has worked in Philadelphia and other Southern cities before arriving in Washington three days ago. A separate report notes Mrs. Laura Miller’s home on 38 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest was broken into on August 5, with jewelry valued at about $1500 missing, including a gold hunting case watch, a diamond ring, turquoise ring, and other items.
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Harry Murison
Retsuil
Casablanca
Tenalty
Bond
Dira Barker
Robert May
James Mather
Norfolk
Norfolk Va
O'Dea
Warren
Uhter
Bush
Mather
Laura Miller
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Repplica Yasterday
Cogan Commander Elected as United Spanish War Vets Head
A. B. L. Cogan was elected commander of Harden Camp and praised for service while advocating a permanent headquarters. The unit elected officers including Beeler as vice commander and Joseph Ruppst as junior vice commander as it prepared for the national encampment in Sandusky, Ohio.
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Last Night, Inc
A. B. L Cogan
Harden Camp
Ter Mitchell
Rigrmester
Treasury
Mitchell
Society
Bia
Beeler
D CO Brierly
Joseph Ruppst
J W N. Skipwith
Richmond
Joseph Murray
Chaplein
Rey. C. C. Pierce
Svrewan
J. M. Nu At
Wam Henderson
Sandusky
Ohio
J. A. Costello
Willem H. Simpson
W. A Bayliss
Charles ©. Clark Hed & B. Wheeler
Weather Conditions and Marine Band Note
Weather conditions report from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes high temperatures across the plains to the Rockies and cooling in the West with possible showers in the Middle West and along the East coast. Winds vary by region and a brief spell of fair weather expected in the Gran Banks area. Marine Band concert announced for tomorrow at 6 30 p m with a program of marches overtures and pieces by Sousa.
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U. B Dept of Agricellars
Weather Surens
Washington
Thurstey
Aug
Yuu
Minsouri
Ford
Iwinals
Southam
Lae
Eomt
Rocky Mountaine
Tuaigh
Sabre Westara
Weart Gey
Fresh Castarly
Trent
Europaa Parte
Marine Band
Maret
Cater Grarture
Peat Rodtaros
Valle
Washington Heat Wave Tops August Records
Yesterday was the hottest August day of the year in Washington with 83 degrees at the Weather Bureau and 98 downtown. The heat drove people to shade and fountains as asphalt softened and a strong gust of relief is expected with a change in winds. Morris Williams, a Black resident, collapsed while walking and received hospital treatment.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania Avenue
Morris Williams
Negra
Thirteenth
Sumergeney Hospital
Typographers Headed to Hot Springs Convention
Twenty-two members of the International Typographical Union including delegates Harry Templar Charles I Wil ley John A Huston and William Lave left for Hot Springs Arkansas for the fifty third convention. Delegates from Philadelphia Baltimore and Newark joined in Washington and were hosted by local union members. The train departed at 1114 amid a large crowd as the convention planned week long events and Hot Springs union hosts prepared extensive entertainments. Mrs A L Bowen president of the Warsaw auxiliary attended the send off.
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Harry Templar
Charles I.willey
John A. Huston
William Lave
Thin City
Springs
Ark
Union
Sesenna
A. L. Bowen
International
Warsaw
WILL FILL SCHOOL VACANCIES FOR SEPTEMBER EXAMS
The board of examiners for the colored schools announces September 2 examinations to fill vacancies including one supervising principal and principals of Normal School, and teachers of English, mathematics, German, physiology, medical drawing, domestic art, and carpentry in graded schools. Examinations will be simultaneous with a quota of eligible teachers for other subjects. Applications must be filed by August 1. Details from the secretary of the board of examiners, Armstrong Memorial Training School.
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Board of Examinera
Achoa
Hong Rust
Board of Examiners
Armetrong Menyal Treinlog School
Man Charged in Trickery Job Arrest at Depot
Greek immigrant George Sumargiat reports being deceived by a man who recruited him for a supposed Army job for 13 dollars. Sumargiat was arrested yesterday at the Baltimore and Onto depot on a charge of larceny by trick, as police investigate if he matches a man who allegedly entered Mrs Peter Chaconas's home Monday morning and attacked her. Police say Sumargiat’s information spurred the stakeout, but he left the city depot before any placement was made.
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George
Baltimore
Sarceny
Trick
George Sumargiat
Peter Chaconascary
Mane
Sumarzig
Accused of Stealing Rings From Goldberg Store
Central Cffies Detectives Weedon and Burlingame arrested Ya C Connely, 141h Street Northwest, driver for a parcel company, for taking two rings valued with a purse of $1.95 from Joseph Goldberg’s store on mmn D Street Northwest. Police recovered the jewelry after the daughter left to fetch the money.
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Ya C. Connely
Tabeg
Joseph Goliberg
Mmn
D Street
Northwest
Weedon
Burlingame Mide
Connely
Galibers
Goldberg
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Azores
Radat
Kabyles
Tanglee
United States
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Sweden
Robert
Goldenaulie
Ho Street
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Forbin
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Don Alvaro de Bayan
John W. Ferry
K Street
Nouthwest
Camp Good Will
Associated Charities
Mire Ferry
Nettle Ferry
Nettle
White Sha
Natta
Hant
Andrew Parker
Charles F
Wollet
Joh van Schaick
Temnap
Folkeman Gwen
Silott
Bereturphy
Pollosmen Roach
McKee
McGrager
Raith
Ana Howerd
Charles
Tera
Sylvester
Thelp
Mm. Baker
Ada Barker
Wi H Street
Californeane
Lew
Woran
Expressman
Migs Hall
Cogan
Investi
Mitche Ztes
Hoge
War Department
Rlk
Pistro Rod. M. Heller
Walter Mitchell
Mare Nabie
AL Matum
Wlokaves
Relativo Bumigiy
Sm Osher Daies
Epp
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Rivera
Rupax
Sam Dal Asewttta
Atlanta
Breanereh
Atinue
Salenes
Cheyenne
Davensort
Deaver
Ea Gilveston
Dex Somen
Helena
Marquette
Ian
Paul
Wing
Lansburgh &Bro
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Cody
Sanders & Stayman CO
F St
Mercury
Ty Hot Springs
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Easl
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Burchell’s
N. W. Burchell
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