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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1923

Page

12

Market appeal noted by company in brief entry

An appeal was noted by the market company. The fragment references Frank 4 and 10mne with unclear context but records an appeal action tied to the market firm.

Frank

Washington Board of Trade Names New Membership Officers

President F. F. Calladay appointed the new membership committee officers yesterday. Fred J. White was named chairman with George Miller as first vice chairman, Ben T. Webster as second vice chairman, John Bardroff treasurer, and Richard L. Conner secretary.

F. Calladay Washington Board of Trade Fred J. White George Miller Ben T. Webster John Bardroff Richard L. Conner

Weather forecast and local election notice from 1923

A dated forecast reports January 1 1923 figures, precipitation deficits since December 1 1923, and flying weather outlooks for routes between Washington Long Island Norfolk Dayton Maundeville Detroit Rantoul and Moundsville with wind and altitude details. It also notes a Potomac Shenandoah river condition update and completes with a local Harpers Ferry Ridgely ward election results and scheduled election day Wednesday January a.

Washington Long Island N. Y Norfolk Dayton Ohio Maundeville W. Va Detroit Rantoul Ill Moundsvite

Crisis in English cotton industry linked to boll weevil

The Department of Agriculture says boll weevil damage in U S cotton fields combined with European conditions threatens English mills this winter. Lancashire workers face half time, mills operate at loss to keep skilled staff, and about 40,000 operatives reportedly left the industry for good.

United States Department of Agriculture Department Englsh Lancashire

Death notices list numerous DC area residents

Deaths reported include John S. Logan 75 at George Washington Hospital and infant Conrad Dornberger at Sibley Hospital. Other names: Jose Martinez 62 of 1828 18th Street NW. Arthur MacArthur 48 at U.S. Naval Hospital. Barah Owings 68 of 10 FR I Avenue NW. Robert McLeod 76 of 2881 Georgia Avenue NW. George Carman 9 years old of 6228 Blair Road NW. Sophia Harris 7 at 2110 10th Street NW. Mary B. Anderson 55 of 228 Bates Street NE. John Williams 57 at Providence Hospital. Obas H. Brown 42 of 442 9th Street NW. Reginald Scott 23 at Freedmen's Keep. Jane Gant 70 of 407 B Street SE. Ernest Proctor 144 QRA at Children's Hospital. Elizabeth A. Davis 4 months at Children's Hospital.

John S. Logan Geo Jose ¥. Martinez 18Th St Arthur MacArthur U. 8 Barah M. Owings FR. I Robert, McLeod Ga. Ave George Carman Blair Rd Conrad Willie Dornberger Sibley Hospital Sophia Harris 10Th St. Nw Mary KB Anderson John Williams H. Brown St. Nw Reginald Scott Freedmen’s Keep Jane BH. Gant

Licensed to Marry Record Shows Multiple Couples

A historical notice lists numerous marriage licenses granted to pairs from cities including Columbus Takoma Park Richmond Milford Detroit and Baltimore with associated ages and officiants. The entries include Donald E. Younker Agnes Boseman Thames Talley Ruby Ford Ezra Bale Imecy Satawhaite Catherine Gayland Raymond Thompson Harriet Riley Joseph Phillips Virginia Butler Reuben Miller Edna Dennis Delbert Haynes Ella Blandford Hugh Murdock Pearl Wright and others with reverends noted.

Donald E. Younker Columbus Agnes V. Boseman Catherine A. Gayland M. F. Yingling Raymond O. Thompson Harriet E. Riley Baltimore T. Berson Joseph W. Phillips, Jr Virginia Butler Richmond J. B._ Briggs Reuben 8. Miller Takoma Park Edna M. Dennis J. ©. Palmer Delbert B. Haynes Detroit Ella Blandford T. H. Davis Hugh B. Murdock Pearl &. Wright Cross Roads BH. C.rimm

Births Reported in Local News

Ambler M Blick and Hattie T Blick welcome a boy. Granville M Pearson and Estelle F Pearson birth a girl. Lester B Rogers and Mable Rogers have a girl. Robert H Hill and Lullybelle Hill welcomed a boy. Roland Wells and Pauline Wells announce a girl. Counts show multiple couples with newborns, including Keefer, Miller, Cross, Allen, Smith, Mandes, Farrell, Maddox, Mack, Gregory, Little, Reed, Hall, Martin, Holmes, Broadnax, and others.

Ambler M Hattie T. Blick Granville M Estelle F. Pearson Lester B Mable Rogers Robert H Lullybelle Hill Roland Pauline Wells Chas, A Dorothy Keefer Allison N Katherine Miller Geo. F Rebecca EB. Cross Herbert J Ruth L. Allen Wm. V Mary A. Smith Geo Peta Mandes Alton A Camilla D. Farrell Wm. L Maybelle Maddox Willie May Mack Abraham H Lizzie C. Gregory Thomas Bula Little Charles E Anita Reed Parey Vienetta Hall James T Bessie L. Martin Iéwins Haywood Hattie Holmes Harry T Edith M. Smith Austin Annie Broadnax Gude

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