GOP Players Win 18 to 13 in Annual Charity Ball Game
Republicans beat Democrats 18 to 13 at Georgia Avenue Ball Park in a charity exhibition between House members. Stars include Sulney Mudd of Maryland, Farr of Pennsylvania, Nicholls of South Carolina, and Anderson, Rouse, and Gallivan. Box scores show frequent fielding errors but the event raised about 700 dollars for Washington summer camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horgia Avanua
House of Representatives
Washington
GOFP
Halls of Congress
Georgia Avenue
Congress
Department
Messra Betts
Qden
Sulney Mudd
Maryland
Georgetown University
GOP
Hoe
Representative Farr
Pennsylvania
David
Goliath
Willie Keeler
Nicholls
South Carolina
Anderson
Minnesota
McCinn Tle
Oklahoma
Rouse
Kentucky
Rept Blic
Bacharach
Anderea
Minn
Johnson
Dak
Millet iMinn
Willer
Farr Fa
Denleon
Totaia Ao
DY Mocrats
Binchelow Iy
Gallivan
Banes
Mudd
Webb
Ty Webb
Harrison
Oz Music
T Miller
Mid Johnson
Miller
Miller Webb Sten Bares
Bacharach Anderson
Midd Toran
Mmer Crave
Parr Nicholle
Rineheloe
Galllvan
Oliield
Oldfield Gallivan
Molfield
Midd
Rouse Oldfield
Nicholls Ty Webb
Ra ‘Aracht
Obiield
Births Reported In Local Families
Rowland F and Annie Darling welcome a girl. Emanuel and Violetta have a girl. Max and Fannie Kettler joyously greet a girl. Simon and Estelle Wain announce a girl. Joseph and Miriam Lewis have a girl. Ernest C and Helen greet a girl. John Fo and Tin ME Quian welcome a girl. Ralph C and Bertha M Fawcett report a girl. Charles and Nane Harris celebrate a girl. Burnett and Bertha Howard announce a boy. Charles 1 and Hattie Franklin greet a girl. John and Queen Powell welcome a girl.
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Rowland F
Annie
Darling
Emanuel
Violetta
Max
Fannie Kettler
Simon
Estelle Wain
Joseph
Miriam Lewis
Helen
Bower
John Fo
Tin ME
Ralph C
Bertha M Fawcett
Charles
Nane Harris Hay
Burnett
Bertha Howard
Hattie Franklin
John
Queen Powell
Licensed to Marry amid Marriages Listed in Baltimore and Fredericksburg
A sequence of marriage notices lists Howard McCoy and Jennie J Ball, both of Baltimore, with ministers Rev T E Daria and Rev Selten Miller, and other couples including Edward Titughiett and Ida A South worth, both of Fredericksburg, plus several pairs from Richmond and nearby areas. Names appear with ages and officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McCoy
Jennie J Ball
Her Tethsohn
Watlan Tesh
Minnte Ravkin
Gse Eratone
John Deeman
Margaret Connors
W J
William Fo Heanthan
Alfie Mo Spitler
Berd
Richmond
LM Chambers
Deaths Reported in Local Obituaries
Fragments indicate multiple deaths listed with ages and vague addresses. Names such as Anna A Horatkamp and Fannie King appear alongside misread hospital references and partial street or ward information. The readable portion suggests a compact notice cluster from a local Providence area edition.
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Anna A Horatkamp
Randolph
Ers
Providence Hospital
Fannie King
Yas Cohen
Anne Tan
Local News Briefs From Washington and Suburbs
A roundup of unsettled incidents includes a pension debate among city officials and the Firemen's Association backing the district plan. Police discuss minor amendments with the superintendent as a wage and welfare topic surfaces amid a broader departmental shift. A gas odor incident led to one hospitalization, while a collision on Aqueduct Bridge damaged a wagon and a loaded truck. An injury death occurred from a ladder fall at 3019 N Street NW. Thieves stole a Toadster from 1018 Connecticut Ave NW. A motorcyclist was slightly injured at Thirty third and M Streets NW. A Park Lane Va meeting seeks action on Washington and Old Dominion Railroad fare increases and road conditions.
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F Smith
Tierens Association
Aqueduct Bridge
William Diggs
Potomac Street
A W Gowen
James C Milatead
Thirty Fifth Street
Thirty Third
M Streets
Joseph St John
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington and Old Dominion Railroad
Park Lane Hall
Park Lane
Tennis title at stake and clean sweep chance
Intermix of tennis results and title implications from a busy day. Agriculture dominates Labor State 4 1 while War and Interstate mix fuels a potential championship scenario with Navy tying prospects if results shift. Local incidents include a fall near 6th and B and a coroner jury ruling on a death linked to an operation.
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Agriculture
Labor
Forfet
Interstate
Navy
War
Post Office
Postoffice
Columbia Country Club
Labor State
Barber Eldred
War State
Tayior Skinner
Custis Earr
Sheppard Nettleton
Gorman Frizzell
Huddle Gecker
Omborm Fox
Koeder Barr
S—Agriculture
Joy Marean
Japanese racketer defeated in indoor tennis match
Seabright N J Ang 10 Ichiya Kumagae falls to R Lindsey Murray in three sets 6 8 6 4 6 3 in the premis final of the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club invitation. Murray to face George M Church in the final with Williams Norris and others advancing in the doubles bracket. Church beat Willis E Davis 6 4 6 4 to reach final. Behr and Alexander win doubles semifinal 6 3 2 6 6 4.
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Seabright N J Ang
Ichiya Kumagae
R_ Lindsey Murray
Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
Murray
George M Church
Norris Wiliam
Wiliams
Watson M Washburn
Jost
Karl H Behr
Fred Alexander
J S Pfaffman
W T Tilden
Behr
Alexander
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Forecast Summary
Maryland and District of Columbia forecasts show partly cloudy to overcast skies with warmer afternoons and southeast winds. Virginia and nearby regions expect fair, warm conditions with northeast winds shifting to southeast, while a cool northwest flow affects New England and the Atlantic coast. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 90s, with showers possible Friday into parts of the Ohio Valley and coastal areas.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Apm
Maryland
Columbis
Winax
Virginia
Crandy
Io Presmire
New Fogland
Les
Alan
Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Northwest
Dakotas
Wednes
Rome
Mississippi Valley
Lake
Jewer Lake
Ohio Valley
East Gulf Statee
Florida
Atlanta
Deeds of Trust Meshed With Weather Teases Across Cities
A garbled 1912 column lists numerous deeds of trust secured by properties in states from North Carolina to Texas, naming borrowers such as Clara B Sitz and Agnes G Homan and lenders including William Ashevitta and George Winkie. The text interleaves city weather notes and temperatures, creating a fractured record of real estate actions and a concluding weather snapshot noting a softer Shenandoah and Potomac in the afternoon.
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Rhareday
Ain Yolay
Clara B Sitz
William Ashevitta
Sougers
Tiaud
Atlanta
Genesi Franklin
Flether
Sears
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Agnes G Homan
Fred FR Bismarck
Bee Gibbs
Michael BD Sullivan
Boston
Manam
Frank Gibba
Husfain
Perens
Frank
Terry
Lorinnadi
Ohio
George Winkie
George Bo
George Bo Linkina Cherenne Wyo 7 A2 Ay ! To Secure Filmabeth Bo Blinn
Davenport Jawa
Jay Len der Motare
Secur
Clarence Detroit
de Telle
Inoatha
Galverton
Tex
Jacob S Gruver
Helena Mott
Rancis
Walt Waat Ae
Geley
Washington
Wilmer Yatimer
Georg G Eriinen
Osewlann
Tanan Pater
Utah
Arora Weaver
Wiliam Fritt
Inba
Flaherts
Art Carr
Matin
Potomac
Auditors Nine Defeat Palais Royal 8 to 1 at Union Station
Terminal R R M C A Cham pionsbeat Palais Royal in a hard fought game at Union Station yesterday 8 to 1 Hutchinson pitched for Auditors Barrett pitched for Palais Royal both spared through a solid contest New York Aug 10 The Columbia University athletics committee announced rowing will continue at Columbia and Sim Rice will remain coach of the crews
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R. R
M. C
Palais Royal
Southern Auditors
RAY M . A
Union Station
Hutchinson
Auditors
Barrett
New York
Columbia University Committee On Athletics
Columbia
Sim Rice
District Court News Highlights Multiple Civil and Probate Actions
In District Supreme Court filings, Charles R Ricketts seeks 10000 damages from Washington Steel and Ordnance Co after his son died from an on‑site accident involving a belt on a revolving wheel. Separate suits include a divorce action by Catharine I Crapper against Leonard Berkley Crapper, and Mia Lula B Mitchell answering her husband Robert Mitchell's divorce suit. Probate filings note estates for Wilburn Bill and Mary J Warner with varied assets, plus incorporation and admin petitions for several entities and individuals.
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Charles R Ricketts
William F Ricketts
District Supreme Court
Sait
Washington Steel and Ordnance Company
Ricketts
Tg Maid
Catharine Isabella Crapper
Eighteenth Street Northwest
Leonard Berkley Crapper
Washington Terminal Company
John A Garrett
Virginia
Mia Lula B. Mitchell
Robert Mitchell
Mia
Brafford
P J Ryan
Edwin A Moers
Mary J Warner
Brainard H Warner
Penn Mutual Lire Insurance Company
New York Life Insurance Company
B H Warner
Legal record items from Washington DC August 16 1916
Court actions span equity trust distribution alimony pendente lite fees and guardianships in diverse matters such as Washington Loan and Trust Company distributions Masterson matters bankruptcy and criminal proceedings with numerous named attorneys and parties including Gray Stern Hrosnahan Columba Fast Washington Heights Traction Company and Washington Steel and Ordnance Company, plus guardianship and probate filings and attorney appointments.
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Fquity
Stafford Barrett
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Meintilla Attorneys
Wittman
JB Turner Galston
TM King Burrel
Camminaton
TM King
AW Beott Klein
FC Glener
Roa Yeatman Trartman
Munters
WG Gardiner
Attornere Hoow Haker
J Lambert
J KM Norton
HK Armel
Guardian
Ad Item
Attornern DE Padgett
WA Manogue
Garrett Willem Mardox
Securities and Pry
Tee
Rob Dickey
HW Sohen
HP Gatley AS
Worthington
Ohlany Brosnahan Va
Hrosnahan
Conpinger
Gardiner
WP Plumer
Real Estate Transfers in Newport Area Highlight Broad Property Moves
A sprawling list details multiple property transfers in Newport area neighborhoods. Transactions include trusts, conveyances to individuals, and parcels along streets such as Twenty Second, South Captain Street, and Ninth Street. Names mentioned include Charles Wookking, Joseph Blonte, and more, with varied parcel sizes and recorded prices.
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Budder
Federal National Bank
Federal T
John Yoole
The
Washington Post Automobile Route Book
Pittsburgh
Washington Post Building
National Electrical Supply Co
Ave
Record Auto Company
Mase Ave
Irvin T. Denohoe
14Th
Columbia Auto Supply
11Th
Irving Sts
New
Colamhbla Ante Supply
Bullivan Tire Company
Adams News Depot
Barber
Ross
Gatsaw Motor and Tire Salon Co
Automobile Department
Washington Post
American Automobile Association
United States
Express
D. J. O' Connell
Pa. Ave
Rover
Adama
Byron S. Adams
Schwartz & Peltman Reliable Tailors
7Th St. N. W
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. N. Ww
Baim
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Straiw
Muddiman
District of Columbia
12Th St
G St
Republic Motor Trucks
Maxwell
Detroit Elfanyy JR
Lathor Te North
Hudson & Dodge
Wilcox & Vim Trucks
Semmes Motor Company
Coan Ave
Congressional Garage
Taiyoin
the Sunday Post
Byth tars—Wudd
G. O. P. Star
Ming
Woolathrop
Robert la Folx
Lonuta
Nina & Aliender
Benjamin
Hell
D Street
Mias Khathieen Bell
Mr Bell
Alfred Dillon
Fifteenth Street
N Street
Dr . D Swope
Farragut
Connecticut Avenue
Helen Stern
Mias
Esther White Seldan
Crewe Va
Mr. Stern
Miss Seldan
Boyle Robertson Company
Boyte Robertson Company
John E Nolan Company
Nursea
Melton Construction Company
Senate
Pomerone
Jap Racketer
Rumagae
Mitnigat
Inet
Rehams
Sonya Wer
Feo
Motor and Tire Sales Co
Gara Meadr
Fourteenth Street
Main
District Court News
Sarepta Bill
Wilburn Bill
Bill
Chevy Chase
Society of Motion Picture Engineers
C Francis Jenkins
Paul Brockett
Herbert Miles
New York City
Recorder of Deeds
Washington Oakland Company
Charlies T
Asbury B Allen
George de Young
de Young
Richard R Horner
Martha A Jackson
District Supremea Court
Fred McKee
Caroline Smith Jackson
L. L. Perkins
Phome
Mtrix Bsoutherm
Kingan
the Daily Legal Record
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Stafford “Masterson
Hrenizer & Co
Roxley
Plaintif
Rhoden & Cromelin
H Price
Maddox & Gatley Shapiro
Plaintiis
Trp
der & Gusack Velte & Ronays
Fox
Boots
L. P Loving
Namoer
Jnatice Stafford
Harry
Seabridge
Anguat 22
Benjamin Garden Fees
Inatice Stafford
Clarine Bterall
Grand Larcone Bench
William Gray
Helene Sternhomledde Hall
Irance
Wow
Stewart Murere Frarata Neviston Medaatice
Stafford Trinte
Wilber Woo' Il
Katherine Curtin
Mors Dare
Porser Betats
Maria
Aimin
Feratlen
Rhodes
Steander
Ateres
Ciary
Attorner
Robert Rove
Fatate
Caroline S
Gackwon Petitan
Giminstrath
Frederick
Petitic
Mabel Roais
al Petiti
Clark Jr
Mietake
Wen Ok Murper
Patten
Attorne Row
McLabon
Henry Lewit
Munare
Liniyu
Contrrney
Maton
Murphy
Beeman Wildbek
Attorney Row
Attomer
Mahon
Tom
Murpty
Nevin
Catherine T Cropper
Leonard
Crapper
Dirotte
Att
Carrety
KiMpatelo
Helra
Christopher Ro
Berne
Plainiff
Joe Weller
Alexander Wolf
Lawenit
FB Whippler
Newport Place
Charles WooKing
Joseph B
Stampert
Aquare
Etreeta
Altrel
Evertid Street
Wilkie
Peter
Perry
William Carter Low
Carter
Riley
Howe
Mayo Crane
Ciara
Rex
Jamee Bergel
Wilkon
Ominfrsits Park
Willan
Ant Carrie FC
Cave
Britt
Thomas
T Rt
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