Bakers Fined for Fight Over Trade Relations
Demetra Baking Company and Sparta Bakery faced tensions as Peter Georgiades and Anastasios Georgandeas were fined five dollars each in police court for fighting. Attorney Soterios Nicholaon filed a District Supreme Court suit to bar Sparta Bakery and Georgandeas from interfering with Demetra, seeking peace for Georgandeas. Georgandeas, once with Demetra and partners, reportedly joined Sparta, diverting trade from Demetra as fights erupted after Georgandeas arrived early with a Sparta wagon delivering to Demetra customers.
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Demetra Baking Company
O Street
Sparta Bakery Company
District Supreme Court
Peter Georgiades
Anastasis Georgandeas
Soterios Wnicholaon
Demetra
Aled Sult
Sparta Bakery
Georgandeas
Georgiades
Peter Kyvellos
Stavros Tougias
Sparca
Prosecution Fails: Two More Dismissed
Judge Gus A Schuldt freed two prisoners on minor charges for want of prosecution. Maj Daniel Sullivan said prohibition agents and police were affected as agents absent during a case, leading to dismissal. One defendant, Mary Dudley, faced disorderly house charges. the other, Clarence Burks, faced assault charges.
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Gus A. Schuldt
Daniel Sullivan
Prohibition
Maj. Sullivan
Mary Dudley
Clarence Burks
Weather and tides for Washington Maryland district forecast
Weather Bureau report details sun and tide times, high and low tides, and forecast for the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, and surrounding regions. Includes tropical storm tracking, pressure patterns, rain chances, and temperature notes with hourly readings.
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Weather Bureau
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Virginia
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Jupiter Inlet
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Roushenstern Grater
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Mississippi River
Accidents Cause 251 Deaths As Westbound Coal Rates Suspended
Interstate Commerce Commission ordered suspension of proposed schedules raising westbound rates and lowering eastbound rates on bituminous coal shipments from West Virginia stations north of Belva on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. The action was dated August 22 at Harpers Ferry W. Va. River bulletin notes Potomac river clear and Shenandoah slightly muddy.
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Belva
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harpers Perry
W. Va
Potomac River
Shenandoah
Hospital conditions at Perry Point said satisfactory
Senator Frank T. Hines announced that conditions at the Veterans Bureau hospital at Perry Point Maryland are satisfactory to the patients. He ordered a full inspection to verify reports amid charges of maladministration and discipline. The medical officer in charge Dr Charles A. Barlow reported favorably on general conditions and patient treatment.
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Perry Point
Perryville
Frank T. Hines
Bureau
Charles A. Barlow
Inspection Department
Gen. Hines
W. A. Boyd
Lower Rates Favored For Expressing Bodies
Express shipments of human bodies long distances may receive lower rates if the Interstate Commerce Commission approves a recommendation by Examiner C. I. Kepphart. The National Funeral Directors' Association, the National Selected Morticians' Association, and individual funeral directors argued against the current double first class one way adult passenger fare and urged an express commodity classification. Kepphart proposed rates based on double first class express rates with a minimum of 600 pounds.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Examiner C. I. Kepphart
National Funeral Directors’ ,Association
National Selected Morticians' Association
Ah Express
Examiner Kepphart
Wallace Commends Shade Tree Meeting
Secretary Wallace of the Agriculture Department sent a message to W. E. Britten, chairman of the first American Shade Tree conference in Stamford Connecticut. He welcomed the conference as progressive and forward looking stressing the need for more attention and research on shade trees. Department experts and representatives from Federal and State agriculture experiment stations will attend.
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W. E. Britten
Stamford
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Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Vital Statistics Berths Reported
A series of birth notices records numerous pairings and newborns including Walker girl Webb boy Jawish boy Rustic girl Brocatary girl Di Pietro girl Lotsch boy Tierney girl Day boy Wells girl Petrey girl Maishall boy Zaonts boy Airey boy McDonald boy Brown girl Parrieh boy Bola boy Bening girl Howard girl. The items list mother and father names with the newborn's sex.
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Maud K. Walker
John B
Oltas Webb
Wiliam K
Emily Jawish
Alfred A
Chrissie Rustic
Joseph G
Marie L. Brocatary
Vincenee
Elizabeth di Pietro
Albert
Georgie Lotsch
Wm. J
Jeannette A. Tierney
Arthur T
Nettie Day
Berry A
Mary Wells
Law J
Mildred Petrey
C. H
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Jules
Rith Zaonts
Paul
June Airey
Thomas
Mary McDonald
Wiliam A
Elizabeth Brown
Alphonso
Bula Parrieh
Henry G
Agnes Bola
John
Martha Bening
Wiliam
Beatrice Howard
Death notices list numerous individuals across states and cities
A chaotic death notice column lists many names with ages and locations including Baltimore Maryland Richmond Virginia Raleigh North Carolina Dawsonville Virginia and Atlantic City New Jersey. It mentions ages from 1 to 93 and references hospitals such as Freedmen’s Hospital Garfield Hospital and Walter Reed. Several clergymen are named as Reverends.
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Anthony John Yemen
Mary M. Lee
Baltimore
J. Briggs
Joseph Grubert
Margaret Keller
H. Mt. Hennig
Charter D. A. Robey
Myrtle Hobbs
Faurel
Stevens
John B Mausailo
Ruth N. Tucker
James Beckley
Frank Calvert Wee
J. ¥. Buckley
Harry Potted MacFate
Grace Lynn Bearborough
Raleigh
Rex
Joseph Telly
Jacob Wenders
Richmond
Loeb
William B. Waddell
Jonesboro
N. C
Mildred B. Budd
John B. Briggs
John Brooking
Dawsonville
Mary Douglas
Ruskerville
John B. Harry Sener
Mary
Jessop
Disabled Veterans Take River Trip with Legion Host
The George Baldwin McCoy unit of the American Women's Legion hosted 100 disabled veterans from Mount Alto hospital on a river trip to Indianhead and back aboard the steamer Ocean View. Entertainment included Bradleys String orchestra, soloist Miss Elsie Jorss, and the Misses Martin on ukuleles. Supper was served on return. Committee in charge: Mrs. Charles Demonet, Mrs. C. P. Ellis, Mrs. R. B. Patton, with Dr. J. A. Nelson accompanying.
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George Baldwin McCoy
American Women’s Legion
Mount Alto Hospital
Indianhead
Ocean View
Bradleys
Elsie Jorss
Martin
Charles Demonet
C. P. Ellis
R. 8. Patton
J. A. Nelson
Paving on Bladensburg Road Approved by District
District commissioners approved paving Bladensburg road from the end of the new paving to the District line about 3,000 feet and a center parking lane. An expenditure of 55000 from the gasoline tax fund was authorized under the current appropriation act for the project.
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Bladensburg Road
New York to send big Holy Name delegation
The Holy Name Society plans a large attendance for its annual convention in September. National director Very Rev. M. J. Ripple reports New York City, Brooklyn, and New Jersey officials intensifying invitations. A New York delegation is expected near 30,000, with room for growth before final plans. Lancaster will bring about 400 delegates.
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New York
Holy Name Society
M. J. Ripple
Father Ripple
New York City
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Lancaster
New Chamber Aims to End Explosion Dangers
The redesign and reconstruction of altitude chambers at the Bureau of Standards near completion, designed to prevent a recurrence of last autumn's explosion that killed four people. The chambers minimize danger to employees and the building if another explosion occurs.
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Bureau of Standards
Bureau
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