Pierce Case Probe: Socialist Central Committee Backs Pierce
Julian Pierce, national Socialist Party member, spoke without permit at Eighth and Pennsylvan ia Ave. A district central committee special meeting backed his actions and urged restitution of funds for outdoor meetings. Pierce was released on $5 collateral and to appear in police court next Tuesday.
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Julian Pierce
Socialist Party of
Eighth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
Aertain
Secialist Central Committee
E Street
Pullman
Central Committee
Julian I Pierce
Socialist Party
Richman
Soelgligt
Maj Piman
aNow Ng Pierce
Pierce
Wallace Dead After Seven Years in War Dept Office
William W. Wallace aged 72 died at his home on L Street NW. He served seven years in the War Department auditors office and was active in Masonic groups. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Genserive Chapel with burial in Congressional Cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs Banks Stanley Gat on Mrs Thomas on and two sons Roland and Wilbur Wallace, all of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Wallace
Acark
Auattor
War Department
L Street
Congressional Cemetery
Wallace
Neo
Columbia Lodge No 3
Kallpo
O 15
J Banks Stanley B
Gaton
Thoanson
Rolard and
Wilbue Walace
Washington
Band Concert Today By Soldiers Home Band
Tonight at six the United States Soldiers Home Band directed by John Zimmermann performs a program including The Flying Eagle Overture Beasta Bong Ave Maria Verdi Fox Trot Pretty Baby Waltz and The Star Spangled Banner plus other pieces. The concert moves from Judiciary Park to Franklin Park for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Soldiers Home
John
Zimmermann
Eileen Alannah
Judiciary
Franklin Park
Autos Crash In Streets
Multiple traffic accidents occurred in the city yesterday with several vehicles damaged. Harold Bowline and Frank Trent were involved in separate collisions, with no injuries reported. A horse cart dash caused further damage, and several drivers including Michael Cohn Wardman and Dr E C Wilson were cited as streets collided or vehicles overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bowline
Kieventh
H Street
Seventh
H Streets
District Transfer Company
Frank Trent
First
E Streets
Annie Darby
Twenty Ninth Street
Jane Darby
Trent
John Harris
Capital Traction
Wisconsin Avenue
William Wunday
Dumbarton Avenue
Michael Cohn
Wardmans
Hock Creek Park
Mr Cohn
EC Wilson
T Street
E H Snyder
Sixteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Federal Taxicab Company
Ruedy
Marland Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Katherina Rice
California Street Northwest
United States Mail
Four Caught in Explosion at Bureau of Standards
Four Bureau of Standards workers narrowly escaped injury when a ground floor explosion shattered all windows of the low temperature building. Debris and flying glass caused shock among the crew. the blast was linked to high pressure from a condenser issue. Dr Stratton commented such explosions were anticipated in temperature facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Sears
W Stratton Ching
Bureau
Covuk
Births Reported In Ancestral Families Amid Names
Birth notices list numerous infants with varied spellings and pairs, including George RK and Wattle G Wrieht announcing Arnest and Nagler. James Ho and Car ten Tillie with Leo and Lottie Leckitter. Moris and Fraleiman twins. Joseph and Friel KO Burch girl Frneat. Pease J Webb bey Marshall. Tomas Fatelle Wool at bor Jamer and Rosie Thman. John T and Magaie Smith nale and female twins Rust and Gordie Paln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RK
Wattle
Arnest
Nagler
James Ho
Car
Tillie
Leo
Lottie Leckitter
Moris
Fraleiman
Joseph
Friel
KO Burch
Pease J Webb Bey Marshall
Tomas Fatelle
Wool
Bor
Jamer
Rosie
John T
Magaie Smith
Nale
Rust
Gordie Paln
Robert
Pauline Poserbey
George
Marton Newnan
Albert
Marbry Thomas
Peartlex
Tessie
Gerge
Graet de Clarence
John
Annie
Death notices list diverse aged residents and relatives
Death notices report ages ranging from two months to 81 years, with names such as Sallie So Bormaghe Sr, William Wallace, Hannah Jo Ward, and Stephen Keslock. Several addresses are cited including 12th Avenue NW and Del Avenue NW. The notices reference hospitals and family connections, listing infants and adults alike from multiple local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kliaavern
Francis Reeder
del Ave
Montha Chiliro
Ciaran
Anow Chase L Bour
Pomeroy Rd
Pitches No Hit Game in Hyattsville Victory
Bladensburg fell to Hyattsville 3 to 0 as pitcher Harttey of the winners struck out four and walked none. Blatz hit safely for Bladensburg but could not reach base in the early innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bladensburg
Hyattsville
Titcher Harttey
Yao
District Court hears multiple cases in a busy session
In a District Supreme Court session yesterday lawyers outlined actions including a personal injury suit seeking 591 damages for injuries from an elevator installation accident, a bankruptcy petition against Capitol Auto Supply and related claims totaling 123856, and a request to appoint a receiver. Witnesses testified about hospital dogs on a Sabbath and a separate alimony petition for Bain Farr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackney M
Mordeon
Touriet Supreme Court
Aga Nnt
Rslovator
Om Ro
Bureau of Engeris Ani
Dane T Wrigit
Mas
Claiptire
District Supreme Court
Joseph Ho Symona
Charles Sperling
Capitol Auto Supply Company
Penn Ot Company
Frank L Stuart Son
The
Auto Specialty Company of
Washington
John W Sherwood
Sherwood Bros of
Baltimore
Symons
Speling
Yeaterday
William
Collite
Pugh
Aclarea
Cofling
Itmita
Valice M Farr
Justice Stafford
Bain Farr
Perry F Davis
District Bunteme Court
Goodman Haves
Haves
Fifth and
D Streets
Northwear
J T Howard
Charles W Meehan
Baltimore Holy Name parade plans announced
Spiritual directors and presidents of Holy Name societies will meet at Immaculate Conception Church to finalize arrangements for the annual Baltimore parade in October. About 6,000 local members are expected to march with John Hadley Doyle presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Societies
Immaculate Concepton Church
Baltimore
John Hadley Doyle
Bankruptcy notices and court actions from Columbia District
A long OCR readout lists bankruptcy filings and court actions in the District of Columbia area, naming dockets, debtors and creditors, attorneys, and bond or note details. It includes references to estate administrations, notices of admin, bonds posted, and various financial actions across multiple cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford Atnte
George W Walt
Msiratta
Sadie
Flen
Barrow Funda
Foua Bhuric
James Harmon
Athirine J Harmon
J OR Snells
George P Hoover
Uorare I Lockwood
Lockwood
Atkissan
Theophilus Fitzgerald
Laura Tt Fitzgerald
George G Shinn Butate
Charlea
Tulla
Parade veteran Kirk recalls Lincoln era march on Capitol
Sergt John Kirk, 71, of New Cumberland Pa, reenacted a triumphal march on Pennsylvania Avenue matching his 55 year old parade. He wore Congressional medals for gallantry and his Grand Army badge. crowds cheered as he recalled Union Army days and a review by President Lincoln in Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirk
New Cumberland
Pennsylvania Avenue
Grand Army
Pennsylvania
Kirk
Lincoln
Plan for New Vaudeville House in Washington
Independent vaudeville managers consider opening a Washington theater after Louise Fosse’s visit. She has taken over several properties in the Capital and plans to back a regional circuit. Backers may visit to inspect promising sites while others seek theaters in Norfolk Richmond or Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louise Fosse
Locton
Fosse
Middle West
Norfolk
Richmond
Stigalo
Baltimore
Southern Philatelic Association Delegates Tour Raleigh Visit Mount Vernon
Delegates to the twenty fifth annual Southern Philatelic Association convention completed business sessions at 10 am and spent yesterday afternoon and evening in sightseeing and social recreation. A breakfast and auction followed adjournment, with tours to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and a wreath-laying ceremony at Washington's tomb. Today they plan to visit the monument and view stamps at the New National Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Philatelic Association
Raleigh
Joseph Ralph
Bureau
Great Institution
Vernon
Washingtons Tomb
New National Museum
Weather and sun and tide table data brief
US Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau forecast for District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia fair and warm into Friday and Saturday night tropical disturbance in Gulf of Mexico diminishing central location uncertain general midsummer heat across interior valleys and plains. Local report shows temperatures from midnight to evening with highs near 72 and lows near 60 and humidity around 86 percent in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Dept of Agriculture
Worthington
District of Columbian
Maryland
Virginia
Yucatan Channel
Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Tis
United States
Great Interior Valleys
Plains States
Thun Demhower
Teday
Mississippi
Atlantic Coast
Jamaica Hit by Severe Hurricane Damages Banana Crop
American Consul Bundy in Kingston reports a severe hurricane hit Jamaica on August 15 at 6 pm causing heavy property losses and extensive damage to the banana crop with the entire crop reported down and Kingston isolated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Bundy
Kingston
Licensed to Marry in a Fragmented Virginia Court Record
A garbled wedding-license entry lists multiple pairings and locations including Nokesville Virginia and Manasaga Virginia, with names such as John Bottoms and Flaherty A Bing ley and Meanie J Bright. The fragment cites Judge Milton Strasburger and Reverend T F McGuigan among other officials, mentioning a March date and several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bottoms
Flaherty A_ Bingley
Hichmond the Ram
Willem Harrin
Elmer M_ Schaeffer
Nokesville
Avazcris
West
Atlanta, Ga
McGuigan
City Bulletin of Crude Market Prices and Goods
City bulletin lists Balto Oyster and Fish Depot at 643 P NW with table of trout butterfish river trout crab meat and other marine and farm products. Also mentions soft and hard shelled crabs live and dressed chickens and broader wholesale prices near wholesale markets. American Theater int and ATL goods Saturday stand to gain chance to ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balto
Oyster & Fish Depot
American Theater
Real Estate Transfers in Cleveland Area Listings
Real estate transfers show numerous trustee to individual and couple deeds across Northwest and other streets. Transfers note parcels, square numbers, and modest stamps or amounts, including several between specific lots and blocks in Dahlgren, Capitol, California Street, Reno, and Fort Street districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Willam Brewer
Samuel Brewer
Rantor
Harry A Kite
Benjamin L.yipond
Jan M Vinend
Fast Capitol
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Harry C Birge
David A
G M Windigler
California Street
Agatha
Chandler
Susan
Faso
Kate M
Fatey
Parta
Washington Heights
Joseph D . Bujliran
Joseph A. Garey
Trusteen
Reno
Joseph Finney
Jonn
Petty
Wiliam G
Allison N
Miler
Strelt
Vwiddaugh & Shannen
Fimma Rand
Arthur FE Demaray
Lytle
Hobert
Bradbury
Heogesbach
Deeds of Trusts and Securements Across Properties
A garbled record lists multiple deeds of trust and security agreements involving numerous individuals and firms. Entries mention securing sums from $2400 to $1700, with terms ranging from 2 to 3 years and semiannual or monthly payments, relating to various lots and blocks in unspecified developments.
Pension funds face deficit without new relief bill
The pension system for police and fire departments faces a probable deficit after January 1 unless Congress approves the store and firemen benefit bill. The fund, built from dog license receipts and police court fines, totals about 20000 this month and should cover needs until January. Since 1911 deficits have exceeded 40000 for police and 20000 for fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Xiddies Treat by Exchange at Camp Good Will
Led by President P R Pullman the Builders and Manufacturers Exchange arrived with 40 autos at Camp Good Will. They staged a water melon bombardment on the Capitals youngsters enjoying the summer outing, dispersing the camp’s group. About 50 exchange members participated, delivering a abundant fruit joy to Rock Creek Park health resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P R Pullman
Builders and Manufacturers Exchange
Camp Good Will
Rock Creel Park
Exchange
Watermelon Camp Ends With Feasts And Games
The event saw 60 melons in other vehicles while attendees describe the carn age as fearful. Camp authorities paused hygiene rules to allow overeating and let youngsters enjoy Air. Before the feed there were contests and a band concert. The Teed committee included Mr Pullman and Fred J White among others. Neat Saturday a Navy Yard committee will host another watermelon treat at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Fred J White
Charles E Welsh
J Prescott C A Langley
Cripps Neat
Navy Yard
Army and Navy Changes of Day Leave Orders Issued
United States Army and Navy personnel receive numerous assignments transfers and leaves of absence. Promotions and retirements are noted as officers are dispatched to Fort Leavenworth Fort Sam Houston the Presidio of Monterey Madison Barracks and other posts for temporary or new duties including medical service hospitals and engineering schools.
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Abrenze
Cen
Gage
Warren Weissheimir
Seventeenth Infantry
John
Alfigh
Madison Barracks
Fort Leavenworth
Army Service Schools
Herbfrt
Croaby
Kans
Army Service
Robert
Noble Medical Corps
Philadelphia
Kiree
JAMES @ CORBETT
Medial Reserve ‘Corpx
Medical Reserve Corpe
Jacor
Galbraith WU
Oretired
Southern Department
George MW
Wflls USA
Benjamin Harrison
Medical Reserve Corps
United States
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Karam L. van Meter
Walter
Ortfndore
Harold
Spilman
Mauricf Ll
Lam
J Fritzneim
Bimndir
Parker Infantry
Lucius
Hopwood Meieal Corps
Twelfth Cavalry
Wil
Simon M Lutz
Thirteenth Cavalry
Coast Artillery Corps
General Hospital
Fort Hazard N Mex - Chaplal
WATT
LSD
Lut
Lloyd
Ouvfr
Snider Infantry
Bingham School
Asheville
Woc
William VY Carteh
Bingham
Asheville N
Richard G Marshall
Tt P
Teave
Alwene
Ogales
Hmachien
Cory S
Mark Brookf
Udenn Corpa
Engineera Aval
Philippire
Manila
James
Firat
Regiment of Engineers
San Bra
Philippines
Lawton
Temperere Dary
Signal Corps
Aml
Joseph ¢ Morrow Jr
Sis Fourth Infantry
Texas
Fredfric Whitlfy
Corps of
Tire Jr
Firth Cavalry
Frederick RB Dowsneng
Additioon
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Busker Thirl Field Artillery
Scond
Boydfn
B. Rparkfs
National Guant
Archibald Campbisll
Perteuitg
We Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Packard Motor Company
Detroit
Allin Chalmers Manufacturing
Milwaukes Win
Wextinghouse Fleckis and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh Pa
Gofin
Orfineny Sixth Cavalry
Tieit Farry
Chamatatis
Richari H
Fifth Field Artillery
Riley Kansant
Mounted Service
Aigustine
Hoffman
Fran
Organized Militia of
Montana
Montana National Guant
Henry
Herraickx
Teaverworth
Kane
Fort Jey NY
Atlatic
Kirwin T Smith
Kipwis
Allnutt Tran
Anton K
United State
Cagnati Nope Cape
Christye
Riley Kane
Mantel
Firat Liewt
Tone
Lapr
United States Army
Uc Une
Naval Orders Tieat JB WOOP to Temporary Duty
Naval dispatch lists assignments and detachments including Tieat JB WOOP to temporary duty on receiving ship at Puget Sound Seattle Wash Sept. 10. Mentions Machiniet Fo W Andrews detached Sams C to temporary duty on receiving ship at San Francisco Cal. Salted Brutus from Ta Pax for San Diego, and multiple entries with ship names and destinations such as Fort Worth New Lewhers Tom and Mog oat 1 MM Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieat
Eat Puget
Wash
Thief Machiniet Fo
Andrews
San Francisee
Cal
San Diego
MrDougal
Fran Weapee
Owe Fulten Freon
Sanbetts
Mazatlan
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Kingan
Seventh St. N. W
Pierce Case
Socialist Central Committee
W Wallace
Mason
Rory Os
James Jan Oleary
Chieles J
Sulla
Stone
Elias B Stone
National Metropolitan Bank
Soa
Persors
Woods
W J Russell
Athenaia
Russell
Treasury Department
Daughters of America
Capitol Street
Mra
M_ D
White
Elsia Kilinehansee
Blanche Neff
Annahauck
William L Kineshansee
George Colburn
Mary Doemer
Ella Lacy
M Dove
Fannie Brown
Amelia Backengheimer
Oscar Nauck
Lottie
Smith
Howe
Emma Daw
United States Marine Corps
George Barnett
Marines Corp
Marine Barracks
Port-au Prince
Lsland
the Daily Legal Record
Suapreme
Lng
Trnes
Sale
Xigar Curt CT
Hutorveys
Ely
Dan MC Senney & Flannery
Thviston
Ida Cahova Holmes & Sona Inc Gamager
Tininuts Attonders
Newmyer and
AP Gwenn
BOMSR
Pinckney M . Morrison
Otte Fievator Company
Thom Bradley
Uaciel T Wricht Ho
Columba
IF Oswary
Charles J Mahon
Perry F Davia Ve Goodman
Annie Ro Howard
Edgar Howard
A J. New Woyen
A P Owens
I. Hyde
Burr
Hyde Alrorce
Joseph Eymond
Charles Eoerlieg
Capital Auto Supply Company
Ferton
Sauloonl
Jas Aten
Miagungh
Ste
Thoman
Allen
Toa
Watlingford
Mila Oh & Stannen
Perty Square
Mary Keely
Francia
San
Sthur
Sergt
Washington Theater
Ralph Shows
Duluth
Galveston
van Indiana
New York
Omaha
Potomac
City Bulletin
Adams
Byron
Adam
Servier Shop
Aquarre
Fisher Et Ax
Ernest T Schmit
George BE
Manogue
George W Haines
Stanton
Benjamin J
Spondet Ax
A oFranis Hans
G Percy MrGlue
Harry
Kite
Minnie Bo Reyler
Horatio N ‘Taplin
Jack
Gruver
Tillle T Taptin
Trinidad Prue
Barnard
Charles Wo Darr
Lawrence Koenignberger
Walter Ro Guy
Tullus I Pevser
Frank Juckeon
Paul
Mitchel
Thomas EO Yeager
Quaker City
Trytne
Boyer
Uittle Francia
Franklin
Vieus
Kaufman
Kaufman Inc
L. L. Perkins
Fédelity
Phour
Southern Ride
Aazer
Enuine
Saazer
Uehind
Baudeeer
Anheuser-Busch
St.Louis
Anheuser-Busch Branch
Washington, D.C
Army and Navy
ARMY
Ng of Th Jamen
le Es Pone
Frese City
D. J. O ° Connell
Pa. Ave
Amuddiman
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Trevial
Emerson & Orme
St. N. W
Hudson & Dodge
Wilcox & Vim
Semmes Motor Company
Cons Ave
Congressional
Tal
Maxwell
Detroit H
Leary, JR
Crow Motor Sales Company
New York Avenue
MAL Lozier
Bruta Cane
Crow Elkhardt
Koehler
Republic Motor Trucks
Judd & Pfower
Ere Inc
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