Carl Ed a Cartoonist’s Journey to Harold Teen
Carl Ed born July 1890 in Moline began drawing early, sold cartoons to local papers, moved to Rock Island and St Louis Argus, then Chicago Evening American. He befriended Harold Lloyd and created Harold Teen for the Chicago Tribune, later syndicated in The Washington Post, captivating readers nationwide with daily comic adventures.
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Will Rogers Biographical Sketch Featured Tomorrow Post
Tomorrow's Post previews a biographical sketch of Will Rogers, promising insights into the humorist’s life and legacy and an in-depth look at his impact on American culture.
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Supreme Court Notes on Promissory Interest and Trade Marks
Reports summarize Montana Oklahoma Iowa and Wisconsin decisions. Topics include maximum legal interest on unquoted promissory notes, fiduciary duty of corporate presidents, firm chattel mortgages over individual debt, acknowledgment validity before corporate officers, and the nature and protection of trademarks as business identifiers and quality signals. The Wisconsin case emphasizes the public interest in maintaining brand quality and owner rights through injunctions.
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Alexandria Tailor Dies at 47 in Long Illness
Charles M Schwab of 322 South Washington Street Alexandria died Saturday night after a long illness. He ran a tailoring shop for years before retirement. Survived by widow, daughter Virginia Maddo, three brothers and several sisters. Funeral at his residence tomorrow conducted by Rev. Parry Foster Hall, rector of St Paul’s Episcopal Church.
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Fugitive Who Jumped From Train Arrested Here
Walter Hurdt of 1080 Florida Avenue Northeast was arrested yesterday by Detectives Kally Scrivener and Brodie after allegedly jumping from a moving train near Blackstone Virginia while robbing and assaulting a passenger. Two women and another man, identified as Mrs Bessle Mason and John Lane among others, are under arrest in Roanoke and Alexandria hospitals. The group, linked to professional card players, face charges as a fugitive from Fairfax County and related offenses. Funeral services scheduled for Pohick church Fairfax County for a suspect with family ties while awaiting processing. The Roanoke operation followed a description wired from Virginia police. The second semester of Alexandria public schools begins today after holidays.
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Slayer of His Cousin Convicted by Jury in West Virginia
Special to The Washington Post. In Fairmont, a jury found Loraine Croaston guilty of second degree murder for shooting his cousin Lawrences Mate on the Everson bridge last year. Deliberations followed a prior failure to reach an verdict. Croaston fled and was later captured in Los Angeles. The penalty ranges from five to eighteen years in the penitentiary.
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Fire destroys ancient Peola mill in Madison Virginia
Special to The Wallington Post reports a Saturday night blaze consuming the Peola mills at Madison, one of the nation’s oldest. Three thousand bushels of wheat stored inside were lost. Built in 1818 the five story mill with basement stood sixty five feet high and was formerly owned by Harry Barnes, serving a large region.
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Oil-Can Crew Arrests Reach Five in Gaithersburg
Five youths aged from 14 to 17 were arrested in Gaithersburg Maryland after a thief dropped an oil can at a garage. Police say the recovered items include more than 500 dollars worth of automobile accessories. Sheriff Stanley Gingell and Clay Plummer identified the can and led to the arrests of John and Harvey Held, then William Nicholson, Herbert Arnold, and John Kemp of Gaithersburg.
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Old Forms Hamper Religion Says Unitarian Minister
Rev U G B Pierce of All Souls Unitarian church tells worshipers at Keith's theater that religion suffers from arrested development as outdated forms linger into the twentieth century. He argues Paul urged church settlement of disputes, urges broader humanity, praises Jesus as fully human, and calls Jonah a misunderstood work of fiction with religious purpose. plans to expand on views next Sunday.
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Admitted to D A R and Catholic Women Plan
Sixteen hundred fifty new members were admitted to the Daughters of the American Revolution at a recent board meeting presided by Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook. The national board will hold its quarterly meeting Thursday evening in Memorial Continental Hall. The Washington District Council of the National Council of Catholic Women will organize tonight at the City Club with Arch bishop Michael Curley of Baltimore delivering the principal address.
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Virginia Republicans Meet at Bristol for Ninth District Nomination
Delegates from all parts of southwest Virginia converge on Bristol for a GOP convention to nominate a Ninth District candidate. Lewis Preston Summera of Abingdon appears likely for the nomination as many counties back him. John G. Anderson is expected to chair temporarily, with Pendleton possibly succeeding as district chair. In Frederickaburg, Rev. J Walter Reynolds of Richmond accepts a pull to lead the local Christian church and preaches today after birth and education in Pittsylvania, Lynchburg, Virginia University, and a Harvard PhD.
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Legal Record brief of multiple court dockets and adjournments
Saturday February 3 1934 Court of Appeals District Supreme Court Circuit Court Equity Court and Bankruptcy Court entries list cases with numbers parties and counsel. Adjournments set for Monday assignments noted for many dockets across civil equity criminal and bankruptcy calendars.
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Montgomery county women boost Nichol for national post
In Annapolis and Baltimore events, Mrs Jesse Wo Nichol of Chevy Chase emerges as a leading Maryland Democratic National Committee candidate. Delegates will be chosen at a Baltimore meeting March 27 to endorse the ticket and select four delegates to the national convention, with local officials named including Miss Lura Gililand and Mrs Enos Ray. Meanwhile revival services conclude in Forkville and Kensington officials gain new roles as church and civic activities continue amid appointments and a wedding in Washington.
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Transatlantic and Coastal Steamship Arrivals and Mails
A chaotic roster lists European steamer arrivals and departures with routes from New York to Rotterdam Hamburg Bristol Glasgow Naples and more. It notes ships due to dock at North River piers and Hoboken and deadlines for mail closings to Europe Africa and West Asia, including ships Doric Doric and America and mail cutoffs at 6 30 p m Tuesday.
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