Fall ic Lalli known as Dolan on the loose in New York
Detective Cox heads to New York to escort Willie Lally, alias Willie Dolan, a 16 year old prisoner linked to a series of counterfeit checks. His mother, Mrs Lally of Washington, blames bad literature for his alleged corruption after a two month Ireland tour aboard the Mauretania. Police say Lally used checks drawn on Washington banks and may face multiple charges including false pretense and procuring goods with bad checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Sally
New York
Mauretania
Ireland
Washington
England
Willie Dolan
Emerald Isle
Whe Dolan
Pere Song
Dubin
Scotland Yard
Witlie
Wille
Efe
Walle
Willie
Sengt
Willam Lally
Wiltie
Mtec
Cox
Central Office
Olin
Lally Uh
Changes in Church Choirs Across Washington Catholic Churches
Vatican issued guidance years ago guiding church music with a plan to phase out mixed choirs. Washington pastors move to form sanctuary choirs with boys and men, led by Ernest Winchester and others, after papal commendation and blessing.
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Vatican
Washington
Mackin
Ernest T. Winchester
Holy Father
St. Houls
Joseph Hinwel
St Aloysius
Mr. Winchester
Tish Pice
Tish Pice Anous the Church Choirs of For Countey (Jean Ashley
Chicago
Francis A. Herne
Ernest _T. Winescer
Rederick
Cat
Howie St
Two Drown While Husband Reaches for Brother in Surf
In Seaford City New Jersey on August 21 Rudolph Romburg and Walter Lechtner both Camden men drowned in the surf. Lechtner tried to save Romburg who was seized with cramps after a heavy dinner. Mrs Romburg watched from the beach as both men disappeared into the undertow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seathle City
N. J
Rudolph Romburg
Walter Lechtner
Camden
N J
Lechtner
Ramburg
Jn-lin
Tragedy at Duck River Drowns Two Women Near Columbia
Virgie Patton watches as two young women drown in Duck River near Pueck Island while two men attempt rescues. In an outing party Mrs Virgle Patton of Jackson and Miss Christine Patton of Santa Fe die. Virgie Patton and Eugene Patton of Rochester, N Y., escape only after exhausting efforts to reach the women. Bodies recovered.
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Virgie Patton
Columbia
Tenn
Pueck Island
Duck River
Virgle Patton
Jackson
Christine Patton
Santa Fe
Eugene Patton
Rochester
N. Y
Lax Day at Camp Perry Before National Match Opening
Special to The Washington Post. Camp Perry Ohio August 2 District rifle teams prepared for the national match tomorrow with a day of baseball swimming and rest. Twelve marksmen for the United States Marine Corps include Sergt Peter Lund Lieut William D Smith and Sergt William A Fragner who set a record score of 28% Midshipman BR C Giffen joins the field hospital after a broken needle incident while treating lumbago.
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Camp Perry
Washington Post
Ohio
R. K. Evans
School of Instruction
United States Marine Corps
Peter Lund
William D. Smith
William A. Fragner
Victor Czegka
Seret
Frederick Wehlistrom
Ernest Esier
Corp
Augustus Hale
Watt Higginbotham
Thomas Worsham
John Peterson
Thomas Joyce
William C. Parleate
Maj
Henry Baptist
BR. C. Giffen
Navy
Alexandria Police Raid Two Speakeasies in City
Two Alexandria locales were raided near noonday yesterday as police arrested Clarence Ticer and William Power on suspicion of selling liquor without license. Officers seized three barrels and two crates of bottled beer, whisky, cigars, and other drink, while Ella Jackson was found with rye whisky and gin at 602 South Alfred street and held on a $100 bond. Police indicated more sites were under espionage and investigation.
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Washington Post Bureau
Agi King Street
Alexandria
Old City
Cameron and
Royal Streets
Hoberts
Beach, Reid
Schoeni
Stentorian Jones
Roberts
Clarence H. Ticer
William F. Power
Ticer
Power
H. L. Strider
Nicholson
Roland
Arrington
Ella Jackson
South Alfred Street
Ella
Twenty Fourth Virginia Firemen Convention Arrangements
Arrangements committee meets at Alexandria Chamber of Commerce to finalize plans for the Virginia State Volunteer Firemen's Association Twenty fourth annual convention. The association sessions run Wednesday through Friday with expected large influx of visitors to Alexandria. Decorators busy preparing the town for the event and holiday atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia State Volunteer Firemen's Association
Alexandria
TWO LOST WITH LAUNCH IN DELAWARE RIVER DROWNING
Two people drowned when the steamer Brandywine struck a launch carrying seven near Washington park. Five were rescued. search for others continued. A third drowning occurred in the Delaware when William Moore fell from a Keystone Launch Club launch near Burlington. Dr Harvey W Wiley continued his deposition on the benzoate of soda case yesterday and was to resume today.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Brandywine
Wilmington
Washington Park
Delaware
William Moore
Pat” Moore
Keystone Launch Club
Burlington
N. J
Wiley
Harvey W. Wiley
Indiana
Fears of Business Men Found to Be Without Basis
New trend in investments shows standard bonds regaining support as remedies for a weak trade balance are discussed. July trade figures indicate imports exceed exports. seven month surplus over last year narrows. Expectations of price relief, agricultural exports rise, and sentiment improves though railways seek rate increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Department of Trade
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Railroad
Roosevelt in Paris Theme at Columbia Theater Screening
Col Theodore Roosevelt’s France visit inspired the program at Columbia Theater last Light at Lyman Howe show. The former president was seen reviewing French troops with Bacons and Jusserand, alongside scenes from England Japan India the arctic Russia and Italy. Microbe water pictures drew interest plus a Bombay tram ride and frozen North toy set. A large audience attended.
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Theodore Roosevelt
France
Columbia
Lyman
Howe
Bacons
Ambassador Jusserand
England
Japan
India
Arctic
Russia
Italy
Bombay
Readjustment in Steel and Pig Iron Still Incomplete
New York Aug 21 Business in iron and steel products remains contracting with smaller orders for finished steel and specifications. The Steel Corporation now runs pig iron at 70 percent and finished steel at 73.5 percent of capacity, totaling about 11.7 million tons of steel annually and about a million tons less pig iron. Independent interests show similar capacity use. Stocks on furnace banks total 1.8 million tons, and readjustment in pig iron has not ended. The wire trade shows activity, while railroads issue only mandatory orders. The New York Central has not awarded its terminal contract but likely will to American Bridge Co. by month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel Corporation
New York Central Railroad
American Bridge Company
Connecticut River
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Eastern Steel Company
Sloane
Fifth Avenue
Central West
London Market Falls Off as Curb Eases Inflation Fears
A Washington Post cable from London notes a dull week with Sols at a new low, anxiety over Canadian crops, and a drop in Dominion railway shares and rubber. The money market shifts from ease to tighter policy, with potential Bank of England gold purchases and possible rate rise. Paris reports easy liquidation but optimism from New York. Berlin cites US economic doubts, mining stock sales, and declines across industrial, electrical, and mining shares, though the bourse ends firmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
Dominion Railway
Bank of England
Paris
New York
Bouyant
Rio Tinto
Berlin
Bosrse
United States
Baltimore
Ohio
Battle flag goes south after Plymouth family returns it
Boston, Aug 21. A Civil War battle flag carried by the Thirty-fourth North Carolina volunteers, long owned by a Plymouth New Hampshire family now living in Boston, is to be sent back to North Carolina after Mrs. R. H. Cheatley learned of its location while visiting here and offered it to the regiment. Gov. W. W. Kitchin replied that the flag would be greatly appreciated. Rockland, Me Aug 7. The torpedo boat destroyer Paulding, on a run from Bath at full speed for an hour, logged a little over 2 knots in an unofficial trial. Standardisation tests are set for Tuesday. Altoona, Pa Aug 2. Chase Becker, nine, was shot and killed instantly by his cousin Willie Sanker, 11, while playing with a shotgun at Abenay Sanker’s home near Cresson, Cambria County.
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Boston
Thirty-fourth Regiment of
North Carolina Volunteers
Plymouth
N. H
North
R. H. Chealey
North Carolina
W. W. Kitchin
Rockland
Bath
Paulding
Little Lad
Altoona
Abenay Sanker
Cresson
Cambria County
Chase Becker
Willie Sanker
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Edward Johnson
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Johnson
Garvey
Reid
Milford B. Self
North St. Asaph Street
J. D. Gibson
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia
Ervin Roberts
George XN. Proctor
W. M. Reardon, Jr
John Penn
George H. Nightingale
Robert Grimes
Bathel Cemetery
Seif
Alfred Richards
Seward Apartments
Lice Woodson
Louis Knight
Oumbia
Lyman Howe
Berlin Boerse
Destroyer
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor. Ltd
F Sts
John Joy Edson
District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
F ST. NW
Fairmont
Tunnelton
W. Va
Talbotte & Bennett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Merchants' Transfer & Storage CO
Pyeiffer
Mth
Saunders’ Express CO
11Th St. Aw
Krieg 3 Express
H St. Nw
Ist
MD. Ave
10Th ST. NW
86Th St
Nate
Fom Moore
Saha Marshall Placa
Maryland Resorts
Blue Mountain House
Heart of the Blue
Cumberland
Shenandoah
Blue Mountain
Betterton
Rotel Chesapeake Bpl
Foster
Pennsylvania Resorts
Vanadium
Cambridge Springs
Rider
Tate
Wwaracr
Astoria
Monterey
Blue Ridge Mountains
Western Maryland Railroad
G. EB. King
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Culver
Georgetown
Cert County
Rat
Fair View Farm
Raijroad
Bonen
Berwyn
Idylewilde
Eac
Finnelle
Colonial Beach
Cahill Bryan
West Virginia
Harpers Merry
Hull Top
B. C
Lovett
OCEAN
Jamaica
Hayil
Panama Canal
South
Central America
Hamburg-Americ
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Lordon
Hamburg
Trip
Potomac
Charles
Macalester
7Th St. Sw
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Chesapeake Beach
Mammoth Boardwalk
Traim
American Line
Cherbourg
S'hampton
Queenstown
Liverpool
Atlantic Transport Line
Red Star Line
Dover
Antwexco
White Star Line
Holyhead
Liverpoot
S’hampton
Nork Ste
Mediterranean
Asores
Gibraltar
C. Canople
Romants Och i Gretic
Atlantic City Hotels
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Atlantic City
New York Ave
Atlantis City
N. de
Starsborough-Blenheim
White & Sons Company
Ralen Hall
F. L. Young
Gen
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Hewen
Lexington Pacific
Ark’s Aves
Paul C. Rosecrans
Denis
Walter J.buzby
Iroquois Boutit
Carolina Ave
Beach
Shaw
Virginia
Jolly
Buckiet
Samuel Ellis
Maryland Ave
Xateel Pier
Imperialg
Kendrick
New England
South Carolina Ave
Bryan & Williams
Tabor Inn
Conway
Ocean View
Miller Cottage
Georgia Ave
Colwyn
Michigan Ave
F. C. Warburton
Virginia Resorts
Alleghany Inn
Gothen
Rockbridge En
Alleghany
D. J. Roland
Kens
Gen Mer
Orkney Springs
Mountelna
Alps
America
C. Carter
Crane Printing Company
13Th Street N. W
Shade
Il Chapeler Building
Fisk Elgin
Chas
Myers
S. W
Moon
Motor Sales CO
17Th St.n.w
Paige
Detroit
Richmer
Selby CO
Sin
Carter Motor Car Corp
Munsey
Dilding
Hyattsville
Imperial Motor Co. Aus
Moline
Wine & Benson
Oldsmotte
Taylor Pollock
Connave Phone
Lton Norris
Lester D. Moore, JR
14Th St.n.w. Tal
Stanley H. Horner
24Th St. N. W
Groxton-Keeton
Renault
I Carpenter
Otomocath
BUICK
Ava
Senda
Miller Bros
14Th St
Regal Automobiles
Emerson & Orme Tempylar
YALE
Carter Motor Car Corporation
Pope Auto CO
Chalmers
Zell Motor Car Co
Cadillac
Look & Stoddard Co
I Root
Luttrell CO
N. W
the Apperson
Emerson & Orme
Roman Automobile CO
Bib Holt
H. BA. Leary
Ira
N.W
St Nw
Cash
JST
Overland
Elmore
Rock Creak
Arlington
Great Palla
Central Auto CO
W. W. Barnes
Fst
Packard
Pulman
Atlantic Hotel
Hira
Riggs House
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Regie Mt
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimores - Tolchester Beach
Port Deposit
Claiborne
Love Point
Totchester Beach
West River
Annapolis
Ocean City
Rehoboth Beach
Pen Mar
Vila
Wash
Balto
Annap
Elec
Ave
Norfolk & Washington
Maragonutty
Norfolk
Old Point
Cramperlin Hotel
CELY
St, Johns
Nase Lake
U. S. Marine Band
ST. Johns
St. Wharf
Palm Garden
Colonial Beach Company
Washington Hotels
Lincoln
Wih
Axd
H Sts
Aca AB. Hyaty
Everett Hotel
Hlat
Stratford A. Sealey
Fourteenth
Monros Streets
Fourteenth Street
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