Injury to Wheat Continues Across Spring Areas
Damage from light and rust on late sown spring wheat extended into northwestern Montana and northern regions, though cooler weather reduced spread. The Weather Bureau noted weekly trap conditions and rainfall benefits varied by state, with corn prospects failing in Kansas and Oklahoma due to drought while Texas saw mixed results as rainfall aided others.
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Wontana
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
aAso
Hlinns
Indiana
Who
Births Reported in Local Families From June Year Unknown
Richard Bo and Catherine Whitter announce a birth to Jackson Ao and Faith 1 Weetton. Harry Fant Mart Mo Thempson and Vincent Po with Clara Squea welcome a Tenn Hoan. Besse T Pearse and John Fo with Fiala Mo Madigan have a Joseph 3 and Fitenbeth Male giel William Fo and Rith fart bay George Wooant Fish Po Love. William KR ant tea G Jones a girl. Frank Jo and Mary So Hart hoy Hower A and Fila Mo Hughes with Ror Wand Tarr Wo Hickman a girl. Markley Ro and Rensie Ho Harwood hoy Upelen ant elle Y Grloraunon. Annie M Danher git Harel ant Prima A Dotterer by Tell and Annis ras girl John and Caroline Colfer boy William and Adelaide Cundif bor Bert and Carole Barrett bor Toseph Rand Ruby Felt boy Marshall and Fante Shavers girl William T and Geneva Ro Patrick, gir Walter Foo and Warthe Queen be William and Emily Neal girl. Richard Fo and Janie Wo Jamison bor Vdeard and area Jarkan ling Tames Ro and Cure Gough gt Jonn Candadie Carter girl William and Jennie Anfecean girl.
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Richard Bo
Catherine Whitter
Bor Jackson
Faith
Weetton
Bey Harry Fant Mart Mo
Thempson Bey
Vincent Po
Clara
Hickman
Markley Ro
Rensie Ho
Harwood
Elle
Annie
Harel Ant Prima
Tell
Annis
Ras
John
Caroline Colfer
William
Adelaide Cundif
Bert
Carole Barrett
Toseph Rand
Ruby
Marshall
Fante Shavers
Licensed to Marry Amid Odd Names and Places Across States
A garbled names filled with ecclesiastical references and mixed locations shows multiple couples listed for marriage licenses. The text lists Archie Foinle and Rath F Crawford in Danside Virginia, and several other pairs with ages and residences across Washington Annapella Florida Norfolk Virginia Richmond etc, with reverends noted in some entries. The fragmentary OCR preserves scattered details of brides, grooms, ages, and locations though the overall record is unclear.
Death notices from unclear Providence hospital list
Death notices report multiple individuals with ages and affiliations, including cases at Providence Hospital and Tuberculosis Hospital. Names such as Than r Walderker 57 and Catherine Whelan 77 appear with locations like Clifton Street and 1117 Clifton. Others include Samuel Sherr 42 and Martha Jones 49, with various institutions and addresses.
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Walderker
Providence Hospital
Hatton
Thomas A Warn
Martha Jones
Washington Asylum Hopital Garfield Snow Rivers
OSR
Providence
Jests by philatelists ceived by the president adjourns to Minneapolis
The twenty fifth annual Southern Philatelic Association convention will end its business at noon today after a Mount Vernon excursion and informal reception. A banquet last night featured toastmaster Albert Gorham with humorous addresses. Delegates, including President Kissinger, plan next year’s gathering in Minneapolis and visit the White House, Washington Monument, National Museum, and the Capitol before departing.
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Mount Vernon
Minneapolis
Southern Philatelic Association
Tto
Washington
Raleigh
Albert Gorham
Wilson
White House
Minn
Bureau of Engraving
Washington Monument
National Museum
Court weighs power of rail probe and other district actions
Justice Wendell F Stafford in the District Supreme Court yesterday took under advisement the government suit to compel President Milton H Smith of the Loulaville and Washville Railroad to answer Interstate Commerce Commission questions on political expenditures. The defense argued the commission exceeded its power and that the questioned matter concerns campaign contributions, not expenditures. The ruling pauses as arguments continue on whether Congress empowered the commission to require such testimony. Separate probate notices list wills and codicils for Emma C Bache, Sacha P Woltz, and Frank Wesley Kern, with estates valued from about 1,450 to 2,810 dollars and various inheritances and executors named. Additional filings include a personal injury claim by Fannie Victoria Jonas and a reappointment in juvenile court as Judge Latimer takes vacation.
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Wendell F Stafford
District Supreme Court
Milton H Smith
Loulaville and Washville Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joseph W . Folk
BS Jouett
Helm Bruce
Bruce
Luke Lea
Nashville
United States Senate
Smith
Inter~ State Commerce Commissions Authority
Folk
Commissions
Congress
Commission
Justice Stafford
Milton Btranburger
Latimer
Legal notices in Equity and Probate from August 1907 district court
The Daily Legal Record lists cases before Judge Stafford including adoption actions, civil suits against Splain and others, and numerous probate matters. Transactions cover wills, letters of testamentary, and estates such as Annie A Clary, Fon Ba be, Gearke W Walte, Martha Randall, Thomas Flathawar, and more. Real estate lot transfers and security interests with various lenders and assignees are catalogued for properties in Union Square, Petworth, Pleasant Plains, and Anacostia, with monetary and term details.
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Probatf
Justice Stafford
Annie A Clary
William
Robert
Mattingly
Paul Stephenson
Hl W van Dyke
Margaret Herene
AP Owens
Fon
Vedicil
Aled
Prey Top Gordon Eatate
Gearke
Walte Pettting
Second Commuter Sues After Alleged Assault On Train
Walter W Burns, an employee of the patent office, sues the Washington and Old Dominion Railway Company in District Supreme Court for 10000 alleging assault and ejection from a car over new tariff changes August 9 that ended transfers with Capital Traction and invalidated pre purchased commutation tickets. Ernest M Trail also sues for 10000 claiming he was ejected near Thrifton for refusing to pay fare on a commutation ticket valid for 20 more days. He says conductors demanded fare and refused a receipt, then assaulted him to eject him. Burns is represented by Attorneys BE Hilton Jackson and James Sharter.
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Washington and Old Dominion Railway Company
Walter W Burns
Patent Office
District Supreme Court
Capital Traction Company
Ernest M Trail
Thrifton
Burna
Franken Park
Jewel Station
Burns
Hilton Jackson
James Sharter
Real Estate Transfers from 1884 Ninth Street NW and Adjacent Blocks
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Northwest and surrounding streets. Transfers include Nannia T Jackson to Estelle, Charles B Craig to Thomas W Stubblefield, Atlee White et al to Richard Ware, and Holmes Central Realty to Ernert Lj and Nina Phuraton, with various lot sizes, blocks, stamps, and prices noted.
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Ninth Street
Nannia T Jackson
Estelle
Jackson
Charles B Craig
Thomas W Stubblefield
Thirteenth Street
Atlee FC
White
Leonard A
Richard F. Ware
Eniversityrights
Berner
Ohlhester
Richard B Samuels
Ellen Edwards
Girard Reet
Klogsbury Et Az
Pritchard
Ranare
Mount Pleasant
Rand
Sixth Street
Anbby T Tanner
White Clover Dairy
Petworth
Charles F
Ivah A Tomes
Lynchburg Tovestment Company
Roy Jo
F Street
William Main
Flilen
Saumre
Stan Stet
Conghfss Heights
Walter B
Treakie
John Wand Mart
Willian
Berger
Mauate
Rosfnatf
Sherwood
Taylor Bran Sn
Crawford
Tampa
Seventeenth End
Eighteenth
Weather and tide table with tropical disturbance forecast
Sun and tide figures with high and low tides and a weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau in Washington. tropical disturbance near the Yucatan Channel moving toward the Gulf of Mexico expected to continue west. regional temperatures, humidity, and rainfall data for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with a local weather report including hourly temperature and sunshine.
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Test of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Fucatan
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Carolinas
Mairland
Mienouri Valley
Atlantic Coast
Boy Shot at Park Dies After Wounding Near DC Woods
Nine year old Alien Snyder died at Casualty Hospital after a bullet struck him in the back while playing near his home in the vicinity of the Washington Steel and Ordnance Company plant in Congress Heights DC. Police believe the shooting was accidental and seek the unidentified person who fired from the woods while squirrels were being hunted. Central Office detectives assisted in the investigation.
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Alien Snyder
Randle Park
Congress Heights
Washington Steel and Ordnance Company
Anacontia
Central Office
Berman
O Brien
Mullin
Stringfellow
Cornwell
Run Over by Wagon, Boy Dies in Washington
John Brentford, colored, 12, of 338 Cedar Street Northwest, died at Freedman Hospital from internal injuries after being run over Tuesday afternoon at New Hampshire Avenue and V Street Northwest. A laundry delivery wagon driven by Alexander F Saffel, 28, of 1322 Street Northwest, and Ocando Green, colored, 21, of 1422 TP Street Northwest, was involved. Brentford died last night at the hospital.
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John Brentford
Cedar Street
Freedman Hospital
New Hampshire Avenue
V Street
City Briefs From Washington D C Progreative Council fete postponed
Weather delayed the lawn fete by the Daughters of America at Second and East Capitol last night. proceeds to be added to the council relief fund. Police report a suspected suicide attempt by John Clark at Fifth precinct. he was revived at Washington Asylum Hospital. Five city traffic accidents left several injuries including a 5 year old boy, a 27 year old man, a 64 year old woman, an 11 year old boy, and a 45 year old man. The Maccabees raised 200 for widows and orphans at Chesapeake Beach with about 3000 attendees and over 5000 tickets sold.
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Progreative Council
Daughters of America
Second
East Capitol Streets
John Clark
Florida Avenue
Fifth
Vanderwalker
Washington Asylum Hospital
William H. Thomas
Fourteenth Street
Milas Seo Miller
Berwyn
Fourteenth
Anna E Snyder
Plain Run
Second Street
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Joseph Kurad
Fuller Street
James Moody
Rosslyn
M Street
Independent Order of Maccabees
Widows and Orphans’ Fund
Chesapeake Beach
Thomas 1 Smith
Gus Edwards Revue Heads Next Week at Keith's Theaters
Keith's presents Gus Edwards in person with Georgie and Cuddles in Gus Edwards Revue of Youth and Beauty. Other acts include Tom Edwards, ventriloquist Joseph Laurie and Maude Durand. Striking films and stage acts fill the week with Wit and music at Strand, Garden, Columbia, and Glen Echo park concerts.
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Gus Edwards
Georgie
Cuddles
Keith
Tom Edwards
Joseph Laurie
Aleen Bronson
Bert Hanlon
Emmet de Voy
Maude Durand
Kerr
Burke
Gusmani
Charles Mitte
Glen Echo Park
Minster Military Band
Boring tests begin for new heating and lighting plant site
The general committee chairs the program while Frank Hanna leads the contractors. Test holes will be sunk, about 30 days to complete. Temple Chapter No 13 Eastern Star held an outing to Colonial Beach for the home fund with 1000 plus members and families attending. A chartered steamer carried the group. John B. Whelchel led Company H at Western High. Whelchel departs for Annapolis to take naval academy medical exam after rapid mental testing.
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Fourteenth Street
Hammons
Temple Chapter No 13
Order of the Eastern, Star
Colonial Beach
Home Fund
John B. Whelchel
Company H Western High School
University of Pennsylvania
United States Naval Academy
Wheichel
Annapolis
Tragic Death Of Maj William A. Trotter In France
Maj William Alexander Trotter a renowned Charlottesville Virginia society figure and horseman was killed July 12 in Tricourt France when a shell exploded directly overhead while he commanded his Royal Leicestershire regiment. He is survived by his wife in Charlottesville. He had recently enlisted after war began and was buried with full military honors near the site of his death.
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William Alexander Trotter
Charlottesville
Royal Leichestershires
Tricourt
France
May Trotter
Washington
Richmond
Virginia
Edward Fellowes
Washington Riding and Hunt Club
England
Lady Blomfield
Misa Cameron Browning
West Virginia
Mra Trotter
International child defectives institute planned in District
Miss Caroline Dawes Appleton founder of the Friends of Childhood Society announces plans to locate an international institute for investigation and care of mentally defective children in the District. The effort has wide support from District commissioners and lawmakers both locally and abroad, with Commissioner Lewman contributing. The idea originated with Miss Appleton who arrived from Paris after the war began.
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Caroline Dawes Appleton
Friends of Childhood Society
Union Trust
Senate
House
Lewman
Miss Appleton
Pari
Peace Commissioner With China Appointed From Cornell
Andrew I White former Cornell president was yesterday named American commissioner under a Bryan peace treaty negotiated with China for the United States framed to ease relations and promote settlements amid ongoing talks with Beijing.
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Andrew I White
Cornell
China
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Silverst
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Jerome Lang
L J Fleurlage
Henry E Harria
Erwin JL. Fischer
E L Shore
Theodore Kendall
JC Mullikin
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Eugsane Klein
Charles Moore Logan B Shutt
E F Wallis
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Jackson J Close
M Casper
Mrs Flourlage
Johnston
Mayer
Mason
District Court News
Emma ¢ Bache
Alfred T Bache
Willam T Shane
Ethel
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William T Shane
Bache
Attornar Peyton Gordon
Allening
Fannie Victoria Jonas
Potomac and
Chesa- Peake Steamboat Company
Sreamer St Johns
Robert E Mattingly
Gittings
Chamberlin
Frank Wesley Kern
Marion H Kern
Sacha P Woltz
George W . Woltz
Washington Terminal Company
Honan, Murphy & Proctor
the Daily Legal Record
Supreme Court
Justice Stafford Tr
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Hiele Koott
Attorness
Lackle Cox & Krate
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Splain
Adulteis
H E Davis
Joseph Handrup
Fannie
Chesapeate Steamboat Company
Mattingly and Gitings & Chamberlin
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Lewin
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Oldhem
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Plainthil
Dominion Railway
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Theodore Julia
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Mary A Page
Edward Clarke
Wiliam Schultze
Etta B Schultze
Fred J Hice
Alexander WH Bell
Finina
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Mellie
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Louis P Gatti
Howard Ullrich
Pleasant Plains
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Alfred Highle
Matthew A
Matthew A& Farmer
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Blaus Glatpe
Whitney Clore
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Chapin Brown
Henry Ho Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Richard Fo Ware
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Joseph Reeves
T Scure Alkhe
F Campbell
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Walker
Louis B Achelder
Orville Hiker
Flock
John F. Targhan
Arthur Carr
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Perpetual Building Association
Thomas Walker
John H Carter Et Ax
Henry H Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty German American Building Association
Mary F Campbell
Thomas H Yeager
Paul W Mitchell
Quaker City Investment Company
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Joseph F Page
Charles E Wice
Albert_ Pifferling
Chapin Brown and
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Bergmann
Thiscore
Congress Renais
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Lberty
William Tringer
Alexander R Varela
William H. Ritchie
Aerar
Pouglas
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Charles
Mtane
Charles W Fairfax
Brame
Pleasant Plaing
Howard Ulirich
Fred Swindel
William P Nermorle
William FE Thomas
Toner
W. W. Burns
Old Dominion
L. L. Perkins
United States Fidelity & Guoranty Co
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Fila
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Penna. Avenue
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
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Hart
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Donald McKaenzie
William Russall
House of Mirrors
Frank Milla
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Columbia
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American Ladies’ Orchestra
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Tidewater
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Montrose
Howe
Cosmos
the Maid of the Movies
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Billy du Val
Hap' Reilly
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Newell
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Seventh St. N. W
Frank Hanna
Mat. W. A Trotter
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Teenee
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N. W. Burchell
Rover
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Adams
Phe Servier
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Republic Motor
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Wilcox & Vim
Semmes Motor Company
Conn
Congressional Garage
F. O. B. Detroit & B. Leary
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Crow Motor Saler Company
Vnter
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Elkhardy Automobiles
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