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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1913

Page

2

Society to See Autos Gala At Washington Show

Society day will feature at the automobile show with decorations music and exhibits of luxury electrics and limousines. Tickets sold promise a banner turnout as exponents and diplomats view models, with engrave invitations and a strong social presence anticipated in Washington.

Convention Hall Woods Electrics Washington Society Center Marine Band Lieut Santelmann New York Philadelphia

Powers Hosts Informal Luncheon For Newspaper Friends

F W Powers branch manager of Goodyear Rubber Co Philadelphia entertained newspaper friends at the New Willard Hotel yesterday afternoon. He formerly managed Goodyear's Washington branch and is in the city for the Washington Automobile Show. Attendees included Leatel Marx, George Howard, H EQ Duckstein, Howard Fisk, Harry Ward, H A Gascon, and Clarence W Cranmer.

F W Powers Philadelphia Goodyear Rubber Company Willard Hatel Mr Powers Goodyear Company Washington Ali An Leatel Marx George Howard H EQ Duckstien Howard Fisk Harry Ward H A Gascon Clarence W Cranmer

American Defeats Rebels in Liberian Action at Rock Cass

In Monrovia on February 27 dispatches report Maj Ballard and Liberian troops stormed the Kroo stronghold at Rock Cass on January 27 after a hard fight. Eight of Ballard's men were killed and fifteen wounded in the victory over the Kroo natives. Ballard is a former U S Army officer who aided Liberia after correspondence between Monrovia and the State Department.

Monrovia Liberia Maj Ballard Runner United States Army State Department

Judge Pugh Delays Traffic Case of Roy C McDonald

Judge Pugh postponed the first case under the new traffic code after not receiving an official regulation copy. Roy C McDonald is charged with violating section 35 of article 12 by driving north on Vermont Avenue to Thomas Circle and turning onto M Street. Mounted Policeman Hughlett testified McDonald turned left at the anomaly.

Pugh Roy C McDonald Hughlett McDonald Vermont Avenue Thomas Circle M Street

Carroll Aide-de-Camp Receives First Lieutenant Rank

Annapolis governor issues commissions to Charles Bancroft Carroll as aid-de-camp with rank of first lieutenant on the staff of the First brigade Maryland National Guard. Commissions also go to First Lieut Millard E Tydings to captain G Howard Her gunruther to first lieutenant and Daniel Bratton to first lieutenant.

Annapolis Charles Bancroft Carroll Maryland National Guard Millard E Tydings Havre de Grace Howard Hergunruther Leutenant Daniel Bratton Cecil County

Divorce suit dropped as couple reportedly reconciles

In St Louis Captain Frederick W Benteen of the Seventh US Infantry and his Cuban wife Maria Casanova Benteen saw their divorce suit dismissed in circuit court with neither party present. An attorney said the captain had not answered a letter about the case and a reconciliation is believed to have occurred. A second item notes a Havana Cuba truck drivers strike halting freight traffic over license provisions. Robert B Echols 42 of Southern Railway was found dead in his Richmond hotel room due to congestion of blood.

St. Louis Frederick W. Benteen Seventh United States Infantry Maria Casanova Benteen Benteen Havana Cuba Washington Post Richmond Robert B. Echols Southern Railway Denise Room West

Auto Show Promotes Weather Proof Motoring and Busy Lifestyles

The article praises the Washington Automobile Show as a beacon of modern mobility. It argues motor cars and trucks extend business reach, save time, and surpass weather barriers, making daily life more efficient for shopkeepers and busy men alike, and highlights 1913 models as the current showcase.

Spanish War Veterans Admit 25 at Gen Urell Camp Muster

The Gen Urell Camp No 9 United Spanish War Veterans held its last muster for admissions as charter members in the camp hall on Eleventh and E Streets northwest. Twenty five were admitted including Col. David Lo Bramard and Lt Col John T. Thompson among others. Representative L C Dyer of Missouri spoke on Gen Urell, a portrait was presented, and Camp Commander Joseph B Morton presided.

Emmet Urell United Spanish War Veterans L C Dyer Missouri Department of the District Urell Jerem Costello Joseph B Morton Bronte Berznolds James P Gaddes Robert Donaldson Charlies HK Edson T H Steen Harry G Berkeley E M Owey C D Townley A. F. Russell Walter McDonald James A McDonald

Will Disposes of $15 000 In Maryland Probate Case

Han nah S Muncaster of Rockville Maryland died recently near Redland in the county Her will admitted to probate in the orphans court executors and heirs named The estate valued about 15000 leaves 1000 to each son John E and Luther M Muncaster 500 to grandson John E Muncaster Jr 1000 to granddaughter Annie M Muncaster the sons receive their mother's interest in Zadoc Magruder farm and the residue to husband William E Muncaster for life with remainder to the two sons executor named.

Rockville Hannah S Muncaster Redland Orphans’ Court John E and Luther M Muncaster John E Muncaster Annie M

Portland Produce Firms Indicted for Restraint of Trade

A federal grand jury in Portland indicted fifteen men representing ten produce and commission firms for forming a restraint of trade and conspiring against nonmembers of the Portland Produce Merchants Association. The indictment alleges five firms dominate incoming shipments and force brokers to pool shipments among association members, with a limit on how many firms may operate in the city.

Portland Oreg Produce Merchants’ Association of

Roof Garden for Church Could Host Films in West End St Louis

Rev John L Brandt of First Blain Church announces plans to build a church with a roof garden in St Louis West End. The space would host moving pictures and entertainments, possibly summer Sunday services, plus free medical surgical dental clinics and night schools for the community.

St Loui John L Brandt Blain West End St Louis

Road bonds voted in Spotsylvania districts

Fredericksburg Virginia February election approved 33 000 in bonds for Berkeley district road improvements and 40 000 for Livingston district roads in Spotsylvania county by clear majorities. Also Richmond February 5 gift of 30000 to Union Ideological Seminary. James Sprunt of Wilmington North Carolina donates 2000 to create a permanent special lecture course.

Fredericksburg Spotsylvania County Berkeley Livingston Richmond Union Ideological Seminary James Sprunt Wilmington

Baltimore man shoots woman then kills himself

John Jochheim, a 9. loaukeeper, shot Mrs. Mary Magner in a North Harrison street room, then killed himself when police closed in. Magner, white and staggered, was treated at Mercy Hospital. detectives surrounded the house as Sergt Concanon climbed a rear ladder. Jochheim’s brother previously died by gas at the Monumental Hotel in 1903 after financial reverses.

Baltimore John Jochheim Loaukeeper Mary Magner North Harrison Street Magner Jockhelm New York Sergi Concannon Jochhelm Concannon Jochheim George V. Jochheim Monumental Hotel

Collision probe blames pilot for North Point error

Steamship inspectors examining the January 2 collision between the Pennsylvan ia and the British North Point near Boush Lightship and Craney Island placed the blame on I D Cook the pilot of the North Point alleging he gave an incorrect signal during navigation in Norfolk Virginia United States harbor.

Norfolk United States Pennsylvania North Point Boush Bhat Craney Island I. D Cook

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