Baltimore Police Raid Seizes Drugs and Arrests Four
Baltimore reports a series of raids yielding opium and other drugs valued at about 29,90. arrests include Fidna Ware 20 and Toy Kee. police broken into upper apartments and recovered 25 cases of opium and smoking outfits. Separately, wiring firm rate dispute with public service commission, and a Negro attack on two women near Frederick Road reported. Local boy dies from burns. two other children injured in fire. radio repair accident claims a life. four youths missing from Jewish Children's Home. alarms sparked by a fire on South Charles Street.
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Blevk Mulberry Street
Mannr
Chinereau
Forrest
Fidna Ware
Toy Kee
Cho May Yen
Sas
York
Serkrad Moore
Pte
Medie
Bevan
Moore
Yan
Moore Coared
I. Ware
James Robinson
Alexander Butier
Capitarad Omy Tatrolmen
Fisher
Fincsvon
Recoparcalmen
Butler
Natral
Harmon Aald
Roberson
Harvoor
Py Donnell Rathtone
Osdot
Rauther
Basima
Winson
Butler Weld
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Electric Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies
Virginia
West Virginia
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
New York
Maryland
Commission
Tt Ty
Sarah Goldstein
Smallwood Street
Hilda Fishman
Ashton Street
Frederick Road
Postes
Gwynn's
Fatts Bridge
Beaad
Morris Fishman
Fishman
Rotarians End Conference in Hagerstown
The Maryland Rotary conference for club presidents and secretaries from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia closed with a luncheon. Rev Dr Scott R Wagner of Hagerstown was keynote speaker. A banquet at the Hagerstown Country Club featured remarks by Dr Harry W Hanson Gettysburg College Post District Governor Edward L Strock of Washington and Post District Governor George W Bahlke of Baltimore.
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Hagerstown
Rotary Club
Maryland
Pannaylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Tustriet of Columbia
Scott RB. Wagner
Hagerstown Country Club
Harry W . Hanson
Gettyshul ® College
Edward L. Strock
Washington
George W. Bahlke
Baltimore
Funeral notices from August 1924 crowded with names and details
Obituary notices list multiple individuals with funeral details including Cowling Peyton De Binder Gatewood Hodge Latran Murphy Vhler Uhler and Ullder. Details mention dates August 18 19 20 21 1924 and locations in Philadelphia Arlington Quantico Mount Vernon and Alexandria with private or family services and interments.
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Quantico
Anne Wythe Critcher
James Duncan Gatewood
Marine Corps
N. Fuerral
Quantica
Arlington National Cemetery
Hodge
Wyoming Avenue
Emily Wear
Edwin Hodge
Terment
Latran
Fourth Street
Sarah
Francis Lathan
James T. Ryan
Pennsylvania
St. Peter's Church
Masa
Aung
Mount Ouyet
Murphy
Hin
Thenyon
Vhler—N Wederedey
Calumbie Road
William Movldeh Uhler
Alfred Iz. Lier
Sletandria
Humberd
Kozawarett
North Washington Cateee
Alexand Va
Arlington jail bond opposed in Aurora
Arlington County officials report opposition to a $125,000 bond proposal for a new jail and facilities in Aurora Heights. Three men, Dustin Rogers, William Hall, and Thomas Walker, await grand jury action on grand larceny charges after being brought back from Boston. Post offices cite house numbering confusion from a Clarendon renumbering.
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Aurora
Arlington County
Clarendon
Tel. Clas
Noe
Aurora Heights
Ida V. Fisk
Boston
James Rogers
Pittsburgh
William &. Hall
Norfolk
Thomas W. Walker
Providence
R. L
Howvard B. Fields
John R. Burke
Arlington Beach
Dying Man In Charleston Succumbs To Rabies
Charleston West Virginia August 20 77 year old General W. Jroena died after escaping a hospital and roaming the streets until recaptured. Doctors said he could not live more than 48 hours and were treating him to prevent self injury. He had been bitten by a dog about two months earlier and developed hydrophobia late last week amid illness.
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Charleston
W. Va
General W. Jroena
Tle
Irona
Secont
Poultryman slain guarding chicken house in Milford
Christian Christensen a Milford Del. poultryman and father of seven was shot to death early today while guarding his chicken house. His wife found him in the yard after three shots rang out. A shotgun lay across his body with his fingers on the trigger. Three chicken house raids had occurred in a month with several hundred chickens stolen. State police and county detectives noted footprints and suspect a masked intruder. A large search followed in the aroused community.
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Washington
Wilmington
Del
Christian Christensen
Milford
Christensen
North Carolina Accredits Her Own Envoy to League
Philp S. Henry arrived in Geneva bearing a signed document from Gov. Cameron Morrison appointing him as special commissioner from North Carolina. League officials were puzzled on reception as Henry had not yet presented credentials, though he was welcomed as a representative learning about the League.
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Geneva
Philp S. Henry
Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
Henry
League of Nations
League
Virginia Firemen Elect Leaders At Harrisonburg Convention
More than 1,000 firemen from across the state gathered for the thirty eighth annual Virginia State Firemen's association convention in Harrisonburg. Capt. F. J. Lamb was elected president while Newport News earned next year’s gathering amid volunteer firemen concerns. Delegates, 240 strong, from 40 companies paraded with a Washington-era hand engine replica as prize money nears $500 for tomorrows events.
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Washington Post
Harrisonburg
F. J. Lamb
Newport News
Virginia State Firemen's Association
Old Dominions
J. J. Holzbach
James G. Boh
Ken
Bohiken
State Association
K. J. Hicks
Charlottesville
E. K. Landis
Pulaski
IL. HK. Lockabill
Roanoke
H. W. Battle
Alexandria
George Washington
Shenandoah
Schooner Disabled in Collision Off Cove Point
The steamship Eastern Knight and the four masted schooner Charles KB Stanford collided four miles offshore Cove Point. Stanford's stern was badly damaged and the schooner, with a crew of eight under Captain Charles Nicholas, anchored awaiting tow. The Eastern Knight, 10000 ton, carried 40 crew. No injuries reported aboard Stanford. details pending.
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Baltimore
Eastern Knight
New York
Charles KB. Stanford
Stanford
C. C. Paul Company
Stewart Building
Charles Nicholas
United American Lines
Watton
The
Port and Sinking Fund Bills Pass at Raleigh
North Carolina general assembly in Raleigh enacts port commission bill by 96 to 0 and approves a resolution to study Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad, while Senate backs a substitute amendment to exempt gasoline and auto license tax funds from sinking fund provisions.
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Raleigh N.C
A. P
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Cameron Morrison
House
Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley
Senate
Port Commission
Warriner Again Heads Southern Retailers
T E Warriner of Lawrenceville Va was reelected for the third time president of the Southern Retail Merchants conference at its Richmond Va meeting Also reelected were R S Bristow Urbana Va first vice president H M Riggs Lamberton NC second vice president W T Dabnay Richmond secretary L G Snell Rosemary NC assistant secretary and A L M Wiggins Hartsville SC named to the new board of directors who urged cooperation among local merchants.
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T. E. Warriner
Lawrenceville
Southern Retail Merchants’ Conference
R. S. Bristow
Urbana
H. M. Riggs
Lamberton
N. C
W. T. Dabnay
L. G. Snell
Local Hacker Held for Grand Jury in Passenger Death
Alfred Hall, a Washington hacker, was held for the grand jury on involuntary manslaughter charges after a preliminary hearing in presiding Judge Duvall's court. The incident involved a car crash on Russell Road and Lloyds Lane killing passenger James A. Taylor. Hall also faced speeding and drunk driving fines, while the prohibition charge was dismissed. The case seeks next grand jury appearance September 15. The report also notes the closure of the police headquarters profanity box and its funds, plus minor local notices.
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Washington Post Bureau
Harry B. Caton
Hall
Corporation Court
Albert V. Bryan
Commonwealth
William P. Woods
Hyattsville society to stage largest fall exhibition
The Hyattsville Horticultural Society plans its annual fall exhibition for the third Friday and Saturday in September at Magonic hall. Free admission lists are being prepared. Other items note weddings, organi zational changes, and local civic news from Hyattsville and surrounding areas including ice company directors, county bond sales, coal costs, and American Legion meetings.
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Hyattsville
Hyatteville Horticultural Society
Ite
Magonic Hall
J. Bot S. Norton
Thorne
K. J. Norris
G Hodges Carr
M. W. Bennett
Wrisley Brown
Willam T. Conners
Simeon D. Price
C. A. M. Wells
George H. Lanhardt
Annie Stanley Tabb
B. M. Tabb
Schley Avenue
Fort F. Bell
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph M. Anderson
Hyattsville Presbyterian Church
Misa Ruth Shaffer
Charles Purdy
Bell
Washington
Ella M. Wagner
Mias Thelma Watts
J. C. Watts
George W. Hawkins
Jay C. Hawkins
Washington Methodist
U of V Welcomes Social Workers for First Virginia Institute
Charlottesville August 20 The summer institute of public welfare under the joint direction of the Children s Bureau of the State Board of Public Welfare and the University of Virginia opens tomorrow in Madison hall. Attendees come from church social service, juvenile courts, institutions, executive secretaries, probation officers, policewomen, public health nurses, and boards of public welfare. The program centers on children's problems and runs through August 37.
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Washington
Charlottesville
Summer Institute of Public Welfare
Children’s Bureau
State Board of Public Welfare
University of Virginia
Madison Hall
University
Virginia
Old Dominion
Virginia Obituary of Mr Alexander N Eubank at 73
Charlottesville obituary reports funeral services for Alexander N. Eubank who died Sunday at his daughter's home in Berwyn Pa He was 73 and long time Charlottesville police officer prior to pension He married Ballie R Jones of Albermaine County who died in 1912 He leaves three children survived by a brother in Lynchburg Anne Marable 77 dies in Lynchburg a native of Sussex county survived by brother BE Marable of this city
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Alexander N. Eubank
H. R. Tarr
Berwyn
Eubank
Ballie R. Jones
Albermaine
Lynchburg
Anne Marable
Sussex County
BE. P. Marable
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Falla
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Belvidere Avenues
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Abe Tosaman
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Max Bernstein
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Rowse
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West Fayette Street
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Martin Miller
University Hospital
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Rotarians
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Adame
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Moehaels
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Tis Seventh ST
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Catharine M. Rogers
Alexandria Light and Fower Company
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Potomac
Corporation
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Eugene Doyle
Arlington County Business Men’sa Club
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Lamb
Charles B. Stanford
Cove Point
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Warriner
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General Police Fund
Director of Public Safety
Paul Morton
Oscar C. Thomas
Wolfe Street
Pa- Hee
Thomas
Joe Pollard
Pollard
Mary Custis Lee
7Th Virginia Regiment
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lee Camp Hall
Alphonse Williams
Charles Williams
Frank Williamen
Riggs
Pootesville
Charles T. Cooley
Congressional Country Club
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Hambleton & Co
Woodmont
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Montgomery County
Girls’ Friendly Society
St John's Episcopal Church
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Texas
Spinsters' Club
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Edmund &. Prescott
Robert L. Totson
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Norman B. Price
Havre de Grace
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F &T
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Dougas
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Mass
Pennsylvania Avenue
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