Rockville Fair Opens With Wide Displays and Speed
Rockville Maryland opens its sixty third annual fair under bright skies with a large crowd and a fast track. Exhibits include cattle breeds such as Jersey Holstein and Guernsey, a bustling poultry show, and extensive preserves and baked goods. The feature is the stake race for 1 year olds with four top colts competing for 500 dollars, plus several other races including a Maryland District of Columbia Virginia West Virginia 3 year old stake and pony events. Morgan Leaf and Lula Worthy led early heats with Lula Worthy later beaten by the Baltimore horse. Madge's Sister won the 8 furlong race, with Corinth and Sparkling Water placing.
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Sperial
Washington Post
Rockville
Rockvine
Charse
Turner W Welsh
Missea Joe Higgins
Verdis Kingdon
Emory Ricketts
Warner Morgan
Moreland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Baltimore
Lula Worthy
H F Weisener
Morgan Leaf
W E Miller
Washington
Madge
M Garner
Frederick
Corinth
J Fraley
Sparkling Water
Mal W Otwell
Columbia
Corbin
Crawford
Welbearmne
Soa Bos
Merkel
D. C
C. Alinntt
Horkville
Mordecei
Lady Corsage
Jarvis Brothers
Mixer Spring
Jco Cachota
EF Hall
Washington DC
Jack Dryden
Fred Brozonne
Keen Worthy
William H. Fawcett
Traviah
Pilsner Maid
Rendale
HF Welasner
Gray Devil
H. “ Hogers
Hamilton
Lady Cirton
Sver Spring
Zigenheim
Frew Josenne
Minnie Murrell
RO Boyd
Winchester Va
Charlotte Hail
Welwner
Baltmore
Box
Kinston
J. Dough
Petersburg
District Court Proceedings and Probate Filings Highlight Local Cases
District Court records show divorce actions, including Katherine Reynolds seeking absolute divorce from Raymond Reynolds for desertion and misconduct, and Katherine Hester Reynolds seeking restoration of her maiden name. Probate filings note wills and administrations for Elia Merchant, William Schulte, and Arthur G Sinclair, detailing estate values and beneficiaries, with petitions for letters testamentary and administration.
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Katherine Hester Reynolds
Diatrict Supreme Court
Raymond F Reynolds
Katherine Hester Dyxon
Edward L. Gies
District Supreme Court
Arthur G. Sinclair
Washington
Virginia
Oklahoma
Sustice Stafford
Annie Dorney
Frank Fruzewio
H. L.tiguan
Juatire Stafford
Ella Merchant
Hauilton & Hamilton
William O
Annie 4
Sith
Arthur G. Smetatr
A. Leftwich Sinclair Fatate
Frank W. Davis
Guardian Ad
Paul Steman
Alice J. Colville
Tyre
Mary Harts
Kate A. White
Barger
Alexander
John Stevenson
R. H. Horner
Ternellagy
Etherington
Edmund Hill, Jr
John BH. Drury
Crandal Mackey
Alfred A Kidwell
L. J. ‘Mather
Barringtonhall The Bakerized Pul-Vo-Drip Coffee Ad
Barringtonhall promotes Pul-Vo-Drip Grind coffee claiming hotel quality at home. The Pul-Vo-Drip method purportedly yields more cups and cost efficiency. Barrington Hall Coffee sold at 40 cents per pound. Pul-Vo-Drip Pot priced at $1.10 each.
City Briefs Highlight Health Orders and School Delays
The health department orders dim view on epidemic risk as District officials flag possible school closures. Pending appropriation bills could delay openings of Central High Park View Dunbar and Eastern High, with pro rata funds a partial remedy. Also reported are traffic injury, hospital stays, a boat launch accident, and a Potomac Boat Club excursion to marshal funds for a Labor Day regatta.
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Trius
Kramer
Cental High
Park View
Dunbar
Roy Landrum
Washington Railway and Electric Company Inc
Dupont Circle
Potomac Boat Club
Marshall Hall
Potomac River
PLAN MILITIA TOURNEY EXHIBITION DRILLS FEATURE
A district guardsmen event at Fort Myer will raise funds for families of service members. A 3 30 PM program includes 100-man battalion drills, bayonet and rifle exhibitions, wall scaling, and a rescue contest. Tickets include 10 cent admission with higher priced seating. spectators welcome near the stage.
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Fort Myer Satur
Iistrict
Mra Menohar
Col. Menoher
Fort Myer
Uada
Burlingame
Heap
Brian
Troop A
Hattery.a
Second Cavalry
D. ON
KIDDIES TENT LIFE ENDS AT TWO CAMPS
Camp Good Will and Camp Pleasant closed after the best season, with 650 plus mothers and children at Good Will and 400 at Pleasant. Baby Hospital Camp remains funded and open longer, while officials plan larger capacity next year and fix laundry limits. Navy yard workers donated 460 to milk and bread costs.
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Camp Good Will
Camp Pleasant
Baby Hospital
Margaret Simpson
Camp Good Wi
J.oe Faust
Mr. Faust
Kallipolis
Navy Yard
Hixchange
James Croggon Dies at 81 in Washington Newspaper Veteran
James Croggon aged 81, longtime Washington newspaper man since 1862, died yesterday at his home 10 C Street Northeast of paralysis. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 pm from the family residence with Rev L M Chamvers officiating. Interment in Congressional Cemetery. Survived by son James H Croggon of Glanburnie Md, three daughters Louisa Fannie Josephine H Croggon, and two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Welc Pelham NY and Mrs Bede Langley Decatur Nebraska.
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James Croggan
Hig
C Street
L. M Chamvers
McKendree M. E. Church
Congressional Cemetery
Charles M Shinn
F. Ludworth
W.M
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Croggon
James H Cregson
Glanburnie
Louisa
Fannie
Josephine H Croggon
Washington
Elizabeth Welc
Pelham
Bede Langley
Decatur
Nebr
Deaths Reported in Local Notices
Death notices list Benjamin F Davia of 643 Lattle St and Emeline Bondwin age 41, with other names including Mary A Smith age unspecified and Wilton C Heltman age 50s. Several entries reference Emergency Hospital Providence Hospital and Tuberculosis unit at Georgetown, noting ages from 1 month to 64 years and residences on 14 Lost nw and 405 G at ue.
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Benjamin F Davia
Lattle
Alles Ao Simmonds
Mayette
Providence Hospital
Robert S
Marie M Newland
Georgetown
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Rhoten D Watt and Mary B Watt announce a girl. John A Welhaunen and Fannie M Welhaunen announce a girl. Pelham and Eliasbeth M St Clair announce a boy. Incah Fo and Barbare Shereraid announce twins. Frask and Caroline Craighead announce boxy twins. Charles and Josephine Martin announce a girl. Davia and Leah Goldman announce a bay. Paul and Dorothy Gunnell announce a bor. Lawrence and Revlah Par announce a bey. Rasmond R CarraR and Margaret F CarraR announce a boy. John and Grace Brennan announce a boy. Morrix and Ethel Mennete announce a girl. Frank and Minole Griggs announce a girl.
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Rhoten D
Mary B. Watt
John A
Fannie M. Welhaunen
Pelham
Eliasbeth M St Clair
Incah
Barbare
Shereraid
Frask
Caroline Craighead
Charles and
Josephine Martin
Davia
Leah Goldman
Bay
Paul
Dorothy Gunnell
Lawrence
Revlah
Par
Bey Rasmond
Margaret F Carrar
John and Grace
Brennan
Morrix
Ethel Mennete
Frank and
Minole Griggs
Band Concerts Today at Capitol and Soldiers' Home
This afternoon at five o'clock the United States Marine Band led by William H. Santelmann performs at the Capitol with marches overtures and solos then at 8:30 p.m. the United States Soldiers’ Home Band directed by John S. Zimmermann presents a program including The Star Spangled Banner and works by Mozart and other composers. Audience urged to attend with hats removed. program includes multiple titles and conductors.
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Cap.tol
United States
William H. Santelmann
Maron
Staunch
Overturs
Tannhauzer
Arthur @ Witcomb Beanes
la Giocopola
Pouehiel
Watts
Santelmans
Thia Ernning
Clork
United States Soldiers
John
M. Zimmermann
Youta
Somme Bowers
Japan
Association of American Law Schools
Masonic Temple
Licensed to Marry Entries Seeded in Local Notices
A jumble of names and ages shows marriages licensed in Somerset Wisconsin and surrounding areas. Notable pairs include Lyman Turner with Michael Lane, Gertrude Jouvens and Pieter Beauchamp, James Roberts with Wille Armstrong, and Ross Shapiro with Fisher. The list mentions Rev J H Mulligan and Rev M A Horwite among officiants.
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Lyman F. Turner
Somerset
Wison
Michael J. Lane
Alice Jouvenal
Mulligan
Pieter 1.Beauchamp
Gertrude
J. H Mulligan
James M. Roberts
Wille A. Armstrong
Orange
William Harris Sammut Fisher
Ross Shapiro
M A Horwite Willam UL. Browe
Alexandria
Agnes TB. Connelly
Midland
M Chambers Jerry Massey
Teabella L. Wateen
F. Edwarde
Victer Snew
H. T. Steven
Legal Record: District court notices and bankruptcy items
The document lists diverse court actions and notices from the Supreme Court and Circuit divisions. It includes bankruptcy continuances, mortgage and property conveyances, probate petitions, divorce and damages suits, and attorney listings with associated case numbers and parties such as McCalmon, Williams, Pepper, Reynolds, and Co. along with various estates and trustees from the Northwest and Southwest districts.
Real Estate Transfers in Northwest District Markets Seize Listings
The Capital Traction Company and Union Trust transfer parcels to Charles K. Wire Inc including lots 1 to 17 and squares 2704 to 2706 in Northwest Quadrant. Ada M. Ruxton transfers part lot 28 with Heservation 10 to Wishbone Steel Wheel Co. Munney Trust transfers Castle Heights to J J Root, and Carria F. Quady conveys lot 88 in Dorfins Addition. Katherine Bleifar Rudolph Hatafeld executors transfer lot 35 in Trent Northpast to Magdalena Benchert. Barton Ewer and William A. Burdine divest interests on Petworth section. Dwight J. Portello et al to August Portela. Edward B. Schwartz and Edwin Barker trustees act in Florida Avenue Northwest transfers between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
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Chillum
Castle Heights
The _ Munney ‘Trust Company
J. J. Root
Dorfins
Carria F. Quady
Scremnak HL
Aquare
TRENT
Rudolph A. Hatafeld
Magdalena Benchert
Sone
Barton Ewerrefux
William A
Frank W. Burdine
Petworth
Dwight J. Portello
Augnats I
Indolench and
Maple Grove Fats
Charles F. Wire
Ene. Ta Union
Comavy
Capital Traction Company
Lot RT Aquars Biofi
Cartle Heights
I_ J. Root
Victor J. Lambert and
C. A Pome
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
Frank W. Burne
Richard J Downey
Clinton Bebb
Horton Eyers
Clementine Heinz
Henry 4. Bergmann
Charlen Weberer
Northern Liberty German-American
Edward
Wesentt
Edward W. Whiteside
Harvey T. Winfield
Home Building Association
Purner Fatate—Heiratore Amate Et. Ux
Vincent T. Toomey
James A. Toomey
George P. Lauer
Loren M. Sparmagh
Christian J. Gockeler
John A. Massie
Robinson White
Square
Charles
Roach
Theodore N. Gill, Jr
Phelan C. Hawn
Paul ¥. Hogers
Cara Friedman
Arthur G. Bishop
Fred MiKre
Cora Tehrend
George W. Taylor
Continental Trust Company
Joseph A Hlinkhore
J. Murray Burrell
George W. Brown
A. Garrison McClintock
Wilam A. Johnson
William E. Waggener
Ec Ux
B. Prancin Saul
James ¥. Shea
Sears
Augusta
Gromsart
Eldridge R. Joran
James A. Baden
Olivia Johnson
Malcolm Kerlin
Louis R. Peak
Watson F. Clark
Mom Marr
Langdon Park
Richard
Phelps
Barry Welch
Charl E Mamh
Secura
Marjorie B. Heil
Aemlannnaltr
Deeds of Trust in Various Washington Areas
The notices detail numerous deeds of trust recorded against properties in Washington, listing the grantors, trustees, secured parties, and loan terms. Amounts range from 800 to 7,000 with terms mostly 2 to 8 years, interest commonly six percent semiannual, and parcels in blocks and squares such as Petworth Langdon Park and various numbered lots.
Weather and Tide Report with Tropical Disturbance
The notice includes tide times for high and low tides, sun and moon data, and a forecast from the U S Weather Bureau. A tropical disturbance with 88 mph winds moved over Parte Rjen this morning, with uncertain location later. Cooler air forecast for the mid Atlantic and lake regions by Wednesday afternoon, with possible thunder showers in several areas.
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U.S
Parte Rjen
Haid
Pennsylvania
New York
Indiana
Ohio
North Carolina
Arkansas
Texan
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Atlantic Coast
Middle Atlantic
New England
Army and Navy changes of day in Hawaii and beyond
Major Carl C. Carnahan on leave in this city. Several officers of National Guard and regular units resign or transfer, with postings to San Francisco, Eagle Pass, West Point, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. A board will examine officers for field artillery transfers and reserve commissions.
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Hobbs
Regular Army
Cavalry
Hobba
J. D. Miley
Anl
West Point
Hopkins Place
Third Infantry
William F. Purcell
Francia E. Sanford
William Sidney
Gerald F. O'Brien
Field
Victor P. Purey
Carl C. Carnahan
Twenty-eighth Infantry
First Infantry
San Francisco
Cal
Honolulu
Hawaii
Lient
Everette G. Sutzer
Texas National Guard
Bpancar L. Bafford
Second Infantry
New York National Guard
Edward M. Briggs
Fient Infantry
Kansas National Guard
Gheorghe
Towle
Seventh Infantry
Bart. Lewes
Infantry
Wyoming
Tianal Guard
Tisut
John B Haryie
First
Seth Artillery
Virgin Te National Guard
Harry B Jordan
Ordnance Department
Fearalry
Edward A Millar
Fled Artillery
Etal
Eagle Pass
Ter
Bir Otesa
Feld Artillery
Offcern
Gmorge
Squire
Slemal Corps
McK Saltzman
Signel Corps
Allie W. Williams
Medical Corps
Alvin . Gutensohn
Signal Corps
War Department
Washington
Commie
Sim
Tuare
Absen
George
Young
Clifford
Mathews
Stateents Infantry
Thirty Saventh Infantry
Basil D. Edwards
Weat Paint
NM. F
United States Miliary Academe
Richarn
Academy
Sandy Hok Proving Grand
Dite’ Firat Dent
Lewis A Nickerson
Twenty Second Infantry
Port Sam Howeston
Tex
Sigent Corps
Joseph Menpal
COSA
Beront
Selicy
Frank
Thorn
A. Conher
Serena Infantry
Montana
Netloca Guard
Newton Davies
R. A. Koch
Atlantic Fleet
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Smmler
D.C. Ramsey
Perkins
Amie
O. BH. Want
Jupiter
Massachusetts Institute of Technol Tgy
Beeton Manx
Eastens
R. N
Baker
Arkansas
Masachucette Institute of Technothey
William Nalron
Neptun
Masachucette Institute of Technology
H.C Tovey
Birmingham
Meachusetta Institute of Technology
J. Hale
Masarhngetts Institute of Terhnology
M Farle
Yankton
Massachuse
Institute of Technology
G. W. Nelson
Rhode Teland
Masaschusetts Institute of Technology
Ensignn
P. EF. Pelton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ruslan R. J. Valentine
Dolphin
Yankton Machinine
W. S. Nalknap
Optical Company
Rochester
Farm Loan Bank Swindle Exposed After Rural Route Reform
A preliminary report details a fraud case against a 19 farm loan borrower turned swindler. The incident involves forged paperwork linked to new rural reform measures enacted yesterday, affecting farm operations and credit access. Investigations continue as authorities seek to recover losses and identify all involved parties.
National University School of Law opens Oct 3 at 6 30 PM
The 48th year opens October 3 at 6 30 PM offering standard courses toward Master and Bachelor of Laws. The undergraduate track allows earning the Bachelor of Laws after two years. Applications and details available at the Administration Office, National Law School Building, 18th Street.
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National University School OF Law
Offic
Phare Bain
National Law School
de Ees Ae
Texas preacher Sends Conscience Fund Four Dollars
A Texas preacher sent four one dollar bills to the Treasury conscience fund with a letter stating the donor has turned from government and chosen God. The signer asks for disposal of the funds and says the sender does not want them.
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Treasury
Texas
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