Canal boat halves canoe near Hen Echo rescue tale
A canoe on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal was struck by a steam canalboat near Hen Echo, splitting the craft in two. Timberlake and Miss Jennings fell in and, unable to swim, were rescued by George O Neil and F B Libbey after a tense struggle in the canal water. Both were revived and returned to Washington late that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Timberlake
Department of Commerce and Labor
Massachusetts Avenue North
Marie Jennings
Shamplain
Hen Echo
Esape
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Washington
George Nei
Glen Echo
F. B. Libbey
Timberlake
Miss Jennings
Net
Libbey
O'Neil
Thaberlake
New Choir Room Planned for St Pauls Parish Hall
Choiristers of St Pauls Church will gain a fine new room for winter practice. Mgr Mackin planned the project months ago and work has begun. The room will be furnished within the next month and sits in the south end of the parish hall beneath the current schoolroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Mgr. Mackin
Plans to convert chapel into moving picture theater
Washington New York Aug 10 Thomas WW Lamb a architect outlines plans to transform the Ninth Street Chapel at the corner of First less Street and Tenth Avenue opposite the Carnegie Library into a moving picture theater. The chapel owned by John D Rockefeller Sr is a branch of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church and has been closed due to lack of neighborhood support. The exterior will stay unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apeal
Washington Poa
New York
Thomas WW. Lamb
Ted
Ninttage Chapel
Firstleth Street
Tenth Avenue
Ue Carnegie Library
John PD. Rockefeller, Sr
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Neigherhood
Emma R. Baird Dies After Illness At 81
Emma R. Baird consort of the late J. James Baird died after a long illness at 81. Funeral from 117 Sixth Street NW on Thursday at 2 30 p m Interment at Wood Cemetery. Relatives invited. Also notices for Cleaves Rowe and Showers appear with funeral details and interment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raikg
Christian
Emma R
J. James Baird
Sixth Street
Wood Cemetery
Cleay
Hig
Tenth Street
Thomas P Cleaves
Bridgton
Rowe
Orleans Place
Edith Thelma
James H
Edith Roweines Webster
Local Washington Funeral Directors and Embalmers Directory
A listing of multiple Washington DC funeral homes and embalmers with addresses on F Street NW East Capitol Capitol Hill Pennsylvania Avenue Tenth Street and other streets. Services advertised include first class care, modern chapels, livery connections and open day and night availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR
Sardo & GO
Wmbalmers
Modern Chapel
Lincoln
Thos
Sergeon
Cain
Stow
Forest fires recede in national forests with troops aiding
Telegram from Assistant District Forester Silcox at Missoula reports most fires under control in his district. Only Clearwater and Coeur d Alene reserves in Idaho remain active. Federal troops from Fort Harrison and Missoula assist ranger forces. About 200,000 acres burned. monetary loss seeks due to insufficient data. Loss expected to be heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Biicox
Missoula
Mont
Clearfwater
Coeur A” Alene
Idaho
Harrison
Montana
Silcox
Death of Harvey Cornwell Details Hemorrhage Cause
Coroner Nevitt issued a death certificate for Harvey Cornwell due to hemorrhage of the stomach after an autopsy. The central office detective was found dead in his room at 359 Itreet Tuesday night by his brother Osborne L. Cornwell. The body was taken to an undertaker on Seventh Street SW and will be shipped to Quantico, Virginia, for burial this afternoon. his wife had been visiting relatives in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevitt
Harvey Cornwell
Cornwell
Central Office
Itreet
Osborne L. Cornwell
Seventh’ Street
Virginia
Washington
Quantico
Knights in World Union Conclave Sees Concordat Formed
In Chicago on August 10, Knights Templar governing bodies from England Ireland Scotland Canada and the United States adopt a concordat to unify their structure. Election of 1913 officers begins with four candidates for grand junior warden as drills and parades captivate attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Templar
Concaave
Knights
England
Ireland
Scotland
Canada
United States
Earl of Euston
Wales
Frederic (. Thayer
Waterville
W. Chamberlain
St. Paul
I L. Register
New Jersey
Indiana
EXPECTS BANK CONCESSIONS IN COTTON BILLS
New Orleans financier S J Wexler, back from Europe, says English bankers may concede on guaranteeing cotton bills of lading. He notes restrictions apply to cotton only among commodities and countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
S. J. Wexler
Europe
Licensed to Marry In The State of Virginia Headlines
A compiled list of marriage licenses shows numerous couples from cities including Richmond Alexandria Annapolis and Prince William with ages ranging from early twenties to forties. Clergy including Rev H E Brundage Rev Louis Stern Rev John R Shannon Rev M McGuigan and Rev Thomas McGuigan officiate as couples such as William Raya and Settle Matin Jacob Rubin and Fannie Grossbin Walter A Doyle and Harry L Droeger are licensed to wed in the era’s standard notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Raya
Settle Matin
Af Surniss
H. E. Brundage
Jacob Rubin
Fannie Grossbin
Louis Stern
Walter A. Doyle
Branchville
Harry L. Droeger
William H. George H. Kidwell
Lydia Benton
John R. Shannon
Louise Gardner
Horn
Marie
Ml” Garges
Henry E. Brundage
Rosca R. Crosby
Ida, M. la Fratts
Richmond
Thomas Be, McGuigan
Stanley W. Bowers
Leasle M. Smith
Morris M. Kotzin
Lena Sacks
J. M. Little
Annapolla
G. Silverstone
Gorman Ridgely
W. F. Carlin
Alexandria
John Reid Shannon
John Rainey
Mary Sullivan
Thomas E. McGuigan
Edward Ernest Carr
Frances A. Hurd
R. Lindsay R. Jackson “Lowrie
Jane M. Harrod
W. H. Green
Samuel Reynolds
Ada V. Tramel
W. H. Ferguson
Joseph Garton
M. Strickland
Charles F. Powell
Julia Moten
Teabelle Williams
H. Harris
Ernest Tayloe
Gertrude “Eliten
Ishy
Prince William
W. Va
Chapel
Health Office Record of Newborns and Patients
A health office record lists multiple entries of births and patients with names of parents or guardians, child genders, and ages. It includes addresses and hospital affiliations such as Government Hospital for the Insane National Homeopathic Hospital Tuberculosis Hospital and Washington Asylum Hospital, with ages ranging from months to 93 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus L. B. Clarke
MD. Ave
Leonard ‘Thur
Government Hospital For the Insane
Sarah Watson
F Sl. Ne
Harney Cornwell
Gat.sw
Alvin A. Ayers
Pat. Nw
Dorothy Jocks
Children's Hospital
Louise Ward
Washington Asylum Hospital
Dellah Martin
L St. Nw
William Wright
Tuberculosia Hospital
Yerra
Anne Dunstan
19Th St. Ne
Sadie Robinson
H St. Ne
Nettle Dandridge
National Homeopathic Hospital
Sheria Wright
van Street As
Seal Line Seca
GWU Hospital to stay. sale funds to cover current expenses
Alumni face debate as official statement confirms the hospital will not be abandoned, signaling negotiations for the Chamberlin property to house arts and law schools. The sale proceeds of 550,000 from the main property are said to cover debts and floating obligations while tuition may fund operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
George Washington University Hospital
Chamberlin
Fifteenth
Arts
Polsnce
Law
I Street
Sixteenth Streets
W. Woodward
Board of Trustees
Fidelity Loan and Trust Company
Philadelphia
Corcoran
Court Grants Mrs Hufty Permission to Take Children to Cape May
Justice Barnard in the District Supreme Court yesterday allowed Mary Page Hufty to take her two children to Cape May New Jersey for a vacation. The visit complies with prior custody orders and the trip costs 1478 dollars, to be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Page
Cape May
Justice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Malcolm Hufty
N. J
Henry ©. Davis
Killed by Railway Car In Richmond
Hampton Coleman a 3 year old porter on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway was struck by a passenger coach near the K street tower and died at Union Station minutes later. Coroner Nevitt notified as doctors attended the boy at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Coleman
Richmond
K Street Tower
Union Station
Coleman
Richmond, Fredericksburg ,and Potomac Railway
H. T. A. Lemon
C. €. Thompson
Nevitt
Land Rededication Opens 6 Percent Forest Land
The President issued a proclamation to remove about 6.07 percent of the Hayden National Forest in Wyoming from public land, aligning with a plan to restore areas not valuable for forest purposes. The parcels lie mainly along the northeast edge, including a key section exceeding 4,000 acres suitable only for dry-farm settlement due to lack of irrigation. The unappropriated land becomes open to settlement under the new policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flayden National Forest
Wyoming
Miss Bertha E Tellyr Dies in Washington Grove Visit
Miss Bertha E Tellyr longtime proofreader at the government printing office died August 8 while visiting friends in Washington Grove Maryland She resigned about a year ago and trained in osteopathy with Dr Merton O English plans to take a course next fall Her body will be sent to Galena Illinois W S Kenyon head of the beef trust case actions under Sherman law returned to Washington for consultations with Justice Department officials He attended Chicago grand jury sessions but offered no further comment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha B. Tellyr
Government Printing Office
Washington Grove
Kenyon
Administration
Beef Trust
Washington
Department of Justice
Chicago
Grand Jury
Department
Veterans Elect Members at Eagles Hall Meeting
Spanish war veterans met last night in Eagles Hall electing Claude I. Dawson U S consul to Honduras N G Dawson and James McCracken to membership. New department commander V Chisholm planned an official visit and a committee was formed to arrange Memorial Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Hall
Claude I. Dawson
U. S
Honduras
N. G. Dawson
James McCracken
V. Chisholm
Pala
Hearing for Railroads on Freight Rate Increases
By orders of the interstate commerce commission, freight-rate increases across eastern territory are called to show cause. A hearing begins August 16 at 11 a.m. in the U S Custom House New York. Four hundred thirteen lines named as defendants. increases postponed to November 1. Reductions ordered for cottonseed rates from Central of Georgia lines and Jamesonville Florida after Florida Cotton Oil Company case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
United States Custom House
New York
Central of Georgia Railroad
Jamesonville
Fla
Florida Cotton Oil Company
Central of Georgia Railway Company
PlansRailway Pact Between United States and Canada
Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Chairman Mabee of the Canadian Railway Commission are likely to meet in New York next week to discuss creating a joint international rail road commission. The arrangement aims to regulate international freight and passenger rates, addressing the failure of individual agencies to sustain through or joint rates. The State Department and Canadian authorities arranged the talks weeks ago, and experts expect significant benefits from a formal pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mabee
Railway Commission of Canada
New York
International Railroad Commission
State Department
United States Commission
Canadian Commission
Indicted in Ohio Riots Faced By Fifteen Mob Suspects
Newark Ohio August 6 report on grand jury indictments for first degree murder in the lynching of a Private Detective Dan Etherington July 8. Fifteen alleged mob members named Schoeller Weldon Denny MonteHo Watha Frank Graef Edward Woolart Levi Valentine Clarence Timmons William McKinley William Feuerriegel Elmer Leary Robert Cleveland Edgar Owens Joe Bush Lewis Bolton Quinn Sutley. Indictments for riding go to Lewis Botton Jack McKenna Edward Koster Omabe Ed Charlie Clay. Assault and battery charges against Frank Moore Edgar Owens. Jury adjourned. further indictments possible after suspects captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Ohio
Dan - Etherington
Schoeller
Weldon Denny
MonteHo+ Watha
Frank Graef
Edward Woolart
Levi Valentine
Clarence Timmons
William McKinley
William Feuerriegel
Dounty
Elmer Leary
Robert Cleveland
Edgar Owens
Joe Bush
Lewis Bolton
Qinney Sutley
Lewis Botton
Jack’ McKenna
Edward Koster
Omabe
Charlie’Clay
Sault and Battery
Frank Moore
Assiutan
Widow of famed surgeon testifies on Qualey swindle
Mrs Marie Bull widow of Dr W T Bull told Grand Jury she was swindled of 35000 dollars by Magnesia Asbestos Co officials John A Qualey president and Harvey Wiley Corbett treasurer. She and her lawyer Charles L Craig met Acting DA Frank Moss before testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qualey
Washington Post
New York
Marie -Nevrins Bull
W. T. Bull
John A. Qualey
Harvey Wiley Corbett
Magnesia-Asbestos Company
Krotel
Four Assailants Sentenced After Rock Creek Bridge Incident
Policeman Johnson clashed with a group on Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge over Rock Creek after ordering them away from a corner near a moving picture theater. James Lomax was jailed for 0 days in the workhouse, Richard Wallace 45 days, Albert Brown 30 days, and Harry Nolden 15 days. Johnson used a club and fired several shots amid a crowd of friends. later, the four men were sentenced in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rock Creek
Johnson
James Lomax
Richard Wallace
Albert Brown
Harry Nolden
Crippen and Leneve Papers Accepted for Surrender
Quebec August 10 authorities received papers authorizing the surrender of Dr Crippen and Miss Leneve to British police. Justice Giroard signed the order at Murray Bay while Grey and Pitzpatrick were absent in Ottawa. Deportation could occur on August 15. prisoners remain calm, eating and sleeping, with no telegrams sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Dr. Crippen
Miss Leneve
Dominion
Giroard
Murray Bay
Ottawa
Grey
Pitzpatrick
Geipperg. Leneve
Quebec Court of Special Sessions
England
Crippen
Loraine tops Irish Sea flight amid fog and glare
Actor Robert Loraine flew from Blackpool to near Llandudno, reaching 3000 feet before fog forced a return toward Holyhead. He eyed a Ireland crossing next. London reports note a brisk Lenarx aviation meeting with new speeds and endurance records set by Bradley and Cattaneo. Separate trials in Nancy, France pit aeroplanes against bicycle and automobile scouts, hinting at future Army air unit requests. A Supreme Court writ deals with a bridge obstruction case on the Ohio River. A smallpox case in Twining City prompts hospital transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert Loraine
Irish Sea
Blackpool
England
Llandudno
North Wales
Loraine
Holyhead
Camlyn
Anglesyn
Isle of Man
Anglesy
Ireland
Lenarx
Great Britain
Bradley
Cattaneo
Nancy
France
United States
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Parkersburg
W.va
Belpre
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Train Kills Four Boys on Rural Track
Special to The Wasringworpe Providence R I Aug 10 Robert Irving and John Jr three sons of John A Straight of this city ages 14 11 and 5 were instantly killed and Herbert Straight 9 seriously injured this afternoon between Appe naug and Cowessett by the Portland express on the New Haven road All four children were playing on the track when the train rounded a sharp curve The bodies were ground to pieces and scattered over 100 yards The survivor is badly injured with multiple fractures and a dislocated shoulder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasringworpe
Providence
Robert
Irving
John
John A. Straight
Herbert Straight
Appenaug
Cowessett
Portland Express
New Haven Road
Army Robbed of 6500 at Cheyenne Maneuver Camp
Special to The Washington Post reports robbers at the Cheyenne summer maneuver camp outwitted a guard and loaded a 300-pound safe into a car, escaping with 6500. The safe had arrived with 85,000 and had been paid out 78,500 to troops. civilian employees and private soldiers are suspected conspirators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cheyenne
Wyo
Here
Wilder
National Catholic Total Abstinence Union Opens Sessions
Boston hosts the fortieth annual N C A U convention with BU delegates in two routine sessions and a mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Archbishop O Connell delivered a sermon on temperance as thousands march through Boston streets. Mayors John F Fitzgerald and others offered welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
National Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
William H. O'Connell
John F. Fitzgerald
Bulldog Mangles Boy in Paris Ky Bite
Samuel Margolen, 23, required seven men to separate a bulldog that bit him, leaving 27 stitches and likely the loss of sight in one eye. The dog was killed after the incident. The boy had been playing with the animal during a Red Men river outing on a moonlit trip aboard the steamer St Johns to Indian Head, the first annual excursion well patronized by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Samuel Margolen
Gus Margolen
St. Johns
Indian Head
Ocean Steamer Movements Reported From Atlantic Ports
Movements of ocean steamers include New York to Southampton on the Daseatic and George Washington from Bremen. Vessels Seas to Liverpool and New York lanes show ships like Mauretania, Lusitania, and Kronprincess in Cecilie signaling destinations via Cherbourg and Cork. Reports note sailings and dock forecasts at Cape Race and Havre routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daseatic
Southampton
George Washington
Bremen
Fishguard
Caronia
Liverpool
Proceesed
Naplee
Luca di Genova
New York-Mauretania
Vis
President Lincoln
Hambure
Queenstown
Carmaine
Southampton-Kronprincess
Cecilie
Bremmer
Cherbourg
Cape Race
Provence
Havre
Lusitania
Aged Clerk Cleaves Dies After Long Illness
Charles F Cleaves of this city and Dr Frederick H Cleaves of Brookline Mass survive along with a Maine born former Gov Henry B Cleaves. Private funeral at home today then Bridgeton Me interment. Born 1838 in Bridgeton he practiced law in Bucksport Maine and served as State Senator before a Treasury Department post and clerkship of the Senate appropriations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Cleaves
Frederick , H. Cleaves
Brookline
Mass
Henry B. Cleaves
Maine
Bridgeton
Henry L. Couden
Mr. Cleaves
Brownsfield
Treasury Department
Senate
Morrill
Cledves
Windom
Minnesota
Davis
West Virginia
Cockrell
Missouri
Allison
Iowa
Hale
Soldiers Fight Fire To Save Yellowstone Park
Soldiers battled all night to halt wildfires menacing Yellowstone National Park. News from Bell Mountain and St Marys reported fires spreading, while 200 regular troops posted in the park defended against the flames and eventualy repelled the advance, preserving miles of timber though Lake Yellowstone area remained stubborn and feared heavy timber loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Mountain
Lake Yellowstone
Adriatic Sails On Time Amid Firemen Spat
Southampton Aug 10 The steamer Adriatic left for New York at noon. Striking firemen had feared stokers would be unavailable. White Star Line used strategy by placing shore staff aboard to start steam, then the Adriatic picked up 100 firemen waiting off the Isle of Wight with no trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
England
New York
White Star Line
Solent
Isle of Wight
Wickersham Re elected Alaska Territory Delegate
Juneau Alaska Aug 10 James Wickersham was yesterday reelected territorial delegate from Alaska by a large plurality about 2000. Orr backed by Shackelford led mainly in Cordova but Wickersham carried most large centers including Valdez where Orr resides. O'Connor the labor candidate drew only a light vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
James Wickersham
Co. P. Orr
National
L. P. Shackelford
Cordova
Wickersham
Valdez
Orr
S. O'Connor
Friend of Lincoln Dead in New York Delegation Split
John B. Allen, a noted political figure, died today at Mount Vernon. He broke from the New York delegation to vote for Lincoln, helping turn the tide for the future president. In Reno Nevada, a fire at the Best and Belcher mine caused about $30,000 in damage to surface buildings near Virginia City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Allen
New York
Mount’ Vernon
John B
Allen
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Reno
Nev
Best
Belcher
Gold Hill
Virginia City
Splendid Opportunity for Girls School In Washington Area
Splendid opportunity for kindergarten or young girls' school or seminary. Splendidly built home with very large rooms, especially adapted for purpose. Very close to the streetcar line, in a thickly populated, aristocratic suburb of Washington. Ample ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Five Thousand Dollar Letter Stolen in Superior
An opened registered envelope containing two bank certificates for five thousand dollars each was found in Superior on August 10. A third certificate of identical value is missing. The letter, sent from American Exchange Bank in Duluth to Superior State Bank, was stolen last night. No arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
American Exchange Bank
Duluth
Superior State Bank
Boy Wanderer Returns Home After Two Year Absence
Sixteen year old lad who ran away two years ago was adopted by Pittsburg policeman Thomas Dawley. He had been believed dead and returned to his home at 1827 Street Northwest yesterday morning, announcing his intent to stay. Dawley had left home at 14 and wandered to Pittsburg, was involved in a railway-yard incident in 1908, lived with the patrol wagon driver, then apprenticed as a watchmaker before a farm stay in Butler County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pittsburg
Thomas Dawley
Dawley
Butler County
Wendling In Another Jail Refusal Of Writ
Louisville authorities fail to gain release for Joseph Wendling in the Alma Kellner case. After habeas corpus petitions were rejected by Circuit Judge Hitchcock, Wendling is moved to the East St. Louis jail. Chief Detective Carney of Louisville oversees the transfer and awaits orders from Judge Crow to bring him to Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loui
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
Lours-ville
East St. Louis
Carney
Louisville
Hitchcock
Wendling
St . Louis
St. Louis
Crow
Fatal riots in Bari Italy leave four dead and over
Four rioters were killed and more than 100 wounded at Bari after troops opened fire while dispersing a protesting crowd over food prices. A large meeting had been held, revolutionary speeches given, and officers ordered dispersal. Reinforcements were sent as further trouble was feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari
Washington Post
Rome
Brindisi
Girl Bites Masher Leaps From Car to Attack Motorman
Etta Rosen a Brighton Beach resident known as the pretty popcorn girl bites the motorman after a trolley flirtation, seizes his forearm with her teeth, and leaps from the car. She then hurls a stone at him breaking a window during the incident in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Etta Rosen
Brighton Beach
Electrify Paris Belt Road To Ease Traffic
Paris Aug 10 The government today ordered electrification of the belt railroad and delivery line to relieve congestion. The estimated expenditure involved amounts to 40 200 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Lazare Station
Hill System to Cross Cascades to Medford Across Mountains
Portland reports President John F Stevens of the Oregon Trunk Railway announces extending the Hill system across the Cascade Mountains to Medford linking with the partly built Pacific and Eastern to reach that city. Gov Patterson Commutes Night Rider Sentence in Nashville. Governor Patterson commutes the death sentence of Marcellus Rheinhart, Montgomery county Night Rider, to life imprisonment for the murder of Rufus Hunter. A Delightful Surprise in The Post Next Sunday's issue introduces the Monthly Magazine Section with its top frontispiece and serials continuing in the following edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oreg
John F. Stevens
Oregon Trunk Ralway
Cascade Mountains
Medford
Pacific
Gov. Patterson
Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
Marcellus Rheinhart
Montgomery County
Tofe
Rheinhart
Rufus Hunter
Supdaya
Morehead State Chairman Named At Greensboro Convention
Greensboro N C Aug 10 the Republican State convention named Representative John Motley Morehead as head of the State executive committee by unanimous acclaim with Duncan and Alexander withdrawing. Morehead promoted a progressive fair platform including abolishing the referee system for federal appointments. The convention endorsed retiring State Chairman Spencer B Adams and adopted thanks. A plank for local self government passed signaling a reopening of North Carolina’s prohibition issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
John Motley Morerhead
Carl Duncan
Maj
J. B. Alexander
Morehead
Spencer B. Adams
Barry Skinner
Taft
Federal Court of the
Eastern Carolina District
North Carolina
Kean Opposes Primary Plan Amid Murphy Letters
Former Gov Murphy released two letters urging a three way primary for the U S Senate. Kean declined the petition route saying it would disrupt the party. Baird had not decided. Stokes plans to file petitions to run September 13 on the primary ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Murphy
Trenton
N. J
Franklin Murphy
John Kean
Senate
Kean
David Baird
Camden
Mr. Murphy
Baird
Stokes
United States Senate
Secretary of State
McKee Cheeck Opposes Tariff Endorsement at Kentucky Convention
Danville Kentucky Aug. Insurgency appears in the Eighth district GOP convention as Logan McKee Cheeck refuses to sign the Payne Aldrich tariff endorsement stating the tariff is one of the biggest hoaxes of the year Col R L Ewell of Jessamine county is unanimously named the district congressional nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Aug. C
Kentucky
Logan McKee Cheech
Committee On
Cheeck
Col
R. L. Ewell
Jessamine County
Holland to Import Young to Back Maynard Rival
Franklin announces J. Peter Holland will import William A. Young of Norfolk to oppose Representative Harry L. Maynard in the Suffolk district race. Holland previously carried two of five counties in a triangular contest that aided Maynard’s victory over Col. Cabell. Outcome now hinges on Nansemond Southampton and Isle of Wight counties, where Maynard leads in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Suffolk
Franklin
J. Peter Holland
William A. Young
Norfolk
Harry L. Maynard
Portsmouth
Holland
Maynard
Col. Cabell
Nansemond
Southampton
Isle of Wight
Young
Norfolk City
Norfolk County
Claggett Endorses Laurel Man for Fifth District Congress
Annapolis Md Aug 10 Comptroller William P Claggett has endorsed Charles H Stanley of Laurel for the Democratic nomination in the Fifth district A conference with Dr George Wells local leader suggests Wells may back Stanley and deliver a heavy county majority
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indorses Laurel
Congress
Washington Post
Annapolis
Charles H. Stanley
Laurel
William P. Claggett
Stanley
George Wells
Harding on motor tour through Ohio and East
Marion Ohio August 10 Republican governor nominee Warren G Harding and his wife left for a motor tour to the Eastern coast. He plans no fixed destination but hopes to see the president before returning. Duke Francia Joseph of Bavaria sails from Southampton en route to New York aboard the Kronprinzessen Cecile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Duke
America
Southampton
Duke Francia Joseph of
Bavaria
Kronprinzessen
New York
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W.F. Timberlake
George O'Neil
New Hall
J. D. Jr’s Church
Morning Newangian
Findmatt Enquirer
Pitisburg Dispatch
Cleveland Tata Dealer
Providence Journal
Chee Reved-Herald
Rorhester Herald
Tarfalo Courier
St. Lows Republic
New York Times
Plonear Presa
Livaron Globe
Suraruap Peat Standard
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Ory
Ranger
World Union
Health Office Record
James K
Rosa Ryan
Harry and
Catherine Danghertz
Clarence
Anna M. Thomas
John D
Ivy M. Moore
Louis W
Mary L. Bauer
Adolph
Agnes Knopf
Frank and
Nataliat Armani
William and
Melinda Gankio
Wiliam T
Birdis Virginia Anderson
Charles A
Eva M. Walmeley
George T
Mary A. Brahler
Daniel P
Annie F. Myers
Eugene
Alice Malone
Nellié Ellis
Tokalon Wine CO
Old Columbian College
George Washington University
University
Porter
Bertha E. Telly
Buster
Veterans Elect Members
Tory
Army
Signal Corps
Peter West
Twenty Eighth and
O Streets
Twining City
Woodward
Smallpox Hospital
Train
Straight Brothers
WN. H. Tracks
Kioak Sam
Cevere BO
Archbishop O’connell
Bulldog Mangles Boy
United Ites
Yellowstone Park
Adriatic
Territorial
Thos. J. Fisher & C9., Inc
5Th
N. W
Thomas P. Cleaves
Boy Wanderer
Italy
Payne~Aldrich
Claggett
Harding
R. Harris
R. Harris & CO
Seventh
D ‘Streets
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