Senate Delays on Half-and-Half Plan for District Bill
The struggle over the half-and-half plan stalls the district appropriation bill as House managers reject an inquiry into vaccination methods and debate a commission to propose changes. Senator Sisson faces criticism from Republicans as talks fail to gain House support and timing remains unsettled at the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Jongziesa Senate
Prionferpes
Sisson
Lissisapi
van Leadtt Wiel
Erno
Desiree
Mero Sisqo
Othee House
Manseis
House
Main
S.sson
Unies
Fie Wississippian
Si-sen
Senate
Washington
Indy
Mann
Msson
Mi Sisson
Howse
Multiple Obituaries From New Jersey Area Strokes and Sickness
Obituary notices list individuals including Samul and others, with dates in 1919 and locations such as Tingerstown and Goth, noting deaths and bereavements. The fragmented text references widows, heirs, and court notices, along with mentions of Paines papers and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Gunston Hall Passes Down Ways For First Potomac Bath
A giant steel cargo ship named Gunston Hall moves down the ways at Alexandria yards for its first bath in Potomac waters. The article notes labor parades with unions and civic groups, highlighting the District deficit debate and local public works concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunston Hall
Alexandria Yards
Potomac Waters
Cheers for Labor Unions Bearing Flag With Gold Star
The Red Cross auxiliary led by the Walie Reed Wespital Band featured white uniforms and blue headdresses as they advanced up the avenue. Applause showed sincere tribute to American womanhood in wartime and peacetime, with a flattering crowd reception. Navy yard workers about 500 strong and others from Jewish Welfare Board and Catholic Womens Relief Association followed, then Girl Scouts marching brightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Auxiliary
Navy Yard Hedross
Jewish Welfare Board
Aml
Catholic Womens Relief Association
Nathong
Steppong
Schoolmen Meet Governor in Richmond Conference
Three hundred or more district school trustees gathered in Richmond at the governor's invitation to discuss the major issue before the people in education. Governor Davis said the meeting aims for free discussion with trustees patrons teachers and pupils on elementary education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Davis
Virginia to Spend $4 Million on Roads in Post Office Bill
Richmond reports that Virginia will receive $4,000,000 for road improvements after the post office bill passed Congress. The state highway department plans to expend upward of $5,000,000 on highways with $2,500,000 from a special state tax and $750,000 from automobile taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Richmond
S EL Lupton
The
Corporation Commission
Congress
State Highway Department
Gunston Hall launches as Virginia Shipbuilding yard expands
The Gunston Hall was launched at Virginia Shipbuilding Corp with 12 contracts on government accounts for ships of the same size. The yard expects 2,500 workers on site as three sister ships near completion ready to launch within 30 to 40 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Gunston Hall
Virginia Corporation
Gunston
Corporation
B.W Morse
Anager
Mr Livingstone
Alexandria
Future of Shipbuilding On Potomac Assured
Speakers at a luncheon in Alexandria celebrated the launch of the Gurston Hail a 400-ton ship by the Virginia Shipyard and Development Corporation. Edward Hurley chairman of the Shipping Board sent congratulations citing restoration of shipbuilding on the Potomac and a revived American merchant marine. Morse praised the milestone for Alexandria and the nation, noting a new era of peaceful maritime industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C W_ Morse
Corporation
Alexandra
The
Shipbuilding Corporation
Gunston Hall
C. M Morae
Bruert G.ibbons
Judge Reynolds
Carlin
C WH Morse
C. HH Favingstone
Wi. Morse
Robert C Mason
Anna Morse
Jennie Morse
H. T. Morse
Eb.c Morse
M. G Ward
Shipping Board
Hurrey
Potomac
Alexandrias
Gunston Hatt
Ciheirs
Cetin H
Hurley
Vorgimuia Shiptainding Corporation
Underlakng
Forties
B W. Morse
Gurston
Alexandria
Morse
23 Fly in Sky Parade Continues on Second Page
Lieut Ford flies Curtiss scout and Wright Martin bombers in parade drills at Bolling Field. Officers Drennan, Stemie, Ford, Graves, Harmon and others perform loops reversements dives. Dirigible C-3 trip from Cape May to Washington and Norfolk ends with 730 landing under wind and darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Curtiss
Scout
Wright-Martin
Waris
Bollingfield
Orber
Drennan Capi Stemie
Lieuts
Graves Foster
Elaimen Wrank Harmon
Barr
Middieton
Koch
Lege
Bitlis
Wigfin Jones
Alvey and
Wirgman
Dirigible
Norfolk
Naval Arr
Naval Base
Potomac
Ziatt
Comdr
Bellinger
Licent Lawrence
Joinson
Ross
Baltimore Chancellor Appoints Cathedral Rector
Baltimore February 27 Rev Louis R Stickney chancellor of the arch diocese was named rector of the cathedral succeeding the late Mgr W A Fletcher The Rev Eugene Connelly was named chancellor of the archdiocese.
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Baltimore
Louis R Stickney
Archdiocese of
Mgr W A. Fletcher
Eugene Connelly
Solomon’s Wisdom and the ancient meaning of book
A note on Solomon’s line about study being weariness and the origin of the word book. The article links the Teutonic term boc to beech wood and explains write from reissen, noting readers can obtain a valued dictionary via a daily coupon offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
West Virginia leaders clash over police bill and gambling veto
Gov Cornwell blames opponents for resisting a police patrol bill amid veto dispute over allowing riders to turn West Virginia to gamblers. The issue ties to World Peace Treaty timelines and provisional police authority. State tax chief and ex Senator Chilton join opponents in voicing opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Cornwell
W. Stiahanan
United States
Chilton
Baltimore Markets Report Fresh Poultry and Produce Prices
Live poultry prices show varied weights and grades with hens and gobblers priced from 34 to 53 for different categories. Butter and dairy products list several creamery extras and firsts, while eggs and grains note regional multipliers. The piece closes with a memorial at Fairmount Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Express
Samatter
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Viginia
West
Penn
Virginia Obituary Notices Sweep Norfolk Lynchburg and Beyond
A Virginia obituary roundup reports deaths in Norfolk Lynchburg Danville Fredericksburg and more. Notables include Capt Henry Boyle Clay 78 of Richmond tied to U S district court, Rev Granville Burruss Lee-Maury High School Bowling Green, and local citizens such as Nannie Wigglesworth and Sale Pence. Special dispatches cover Baltimore court sentences and a fatal elevator accident in Hagerstown.
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Noffolk
J O Reid
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Henry Boyle Clay
Henry Clay McDowell
United States District Court
Rogersville
Tenn
Mig W.D Kenner
Danville
Eugene Gray
Fredericksburg
Granville Burruss
Lee-Maury High School
Bowling Green
Nannie Wigglesworth Wate
Wigglesworth
Spotsylvania County
Harrigesburg
Fen
Sale Pence
Mount Clinton
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Fenn
Sibbs
Tira Toebroke
Thomas F Toh
Efumphrey
Uct
Ayana Bos
Humphrey Weischers
Satarday
Mari
Beth
Reyes
Relas
Eads Aratet
Iemenr
Malot Olivet
Vlelz
Lota
Robert
ERAL
Zurhorst Sons, Incorporated
St. St
Ositliyyi
Joseph Gwler
Mimbo
Dal
Cnapel
Sergeon
Speare
Frank Geifr’s Sons CO
Mlae
Ileyn
Sardo & CO
Mugen Chapel
RM McClelland
Ryan & McClelland
Losta Ave
Lem Chapel
Phoni
J. H. Small & Sons
Florista
Corner 15Th
Hesis
Washington Waldorf Astorm
Wadison Ave
Marche & CO
Europe
SF Seat Corner
D. C
Womens National Service
Knights of Columbus
Central Labor Union
B W Payne
Harry Twallahan
Firemens Union
Kallipelis Gretto Band
Carpenters and Joiners
International United Brotherhood
Carpenters’ Unions
Carrreed & Big Fag
Rmx
International Association of Machinists
Navy Yard Helpers and Molders' Union
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Federal Employes Union
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
B. W. Morse
Winks
Cascara
Quinine
Hal
AU Drug
iWinister
R. Harris & Co., Inc
the Jewelers
7Th and D Sts
Burlington
Vermont Ave
Thomas Circle
ARMY
NAVY
Oficera
Washinxton
D. Na
Jify Jeu
Wisen
League of Nations
America
Silver
Mrs. Morse
Erist
and the
Virginias
Farmers For League of Nations
Washinaton
Rockville
hun~Inc
Farmers of
the State College
Miller
Calvin Bready
Troche
Samuel Janney
Mar Ytabler
Rev
P. Rowland
Eylvania
Virgina Firats
Ohio
Southern
North Carolina
Fairmount
Fairmont
Ats
Nmiembera
Fred Heintzelman
Ar Tron
Arlington
Washington Post
Cumberland
United States Court
Anthony
McLucke
George Woll
W Goven
House of Correction
James A MuKalvey
John W Spyder
Pennsylvania Hotel
Vincent Smith
Snyder
E. Cornell
Everett Cornell
Shioh
Cornell
Hagerstown
Ralph& Myers
Washington County Hospital
Paul F. Grove
Southern Bldg
G. B. Ponte
Michigan
Connecticut Avenue
Harry W. Burr
Oakland Company
Mary Askiel Mivaetaia
Varga
L St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Dinser Dancee
Freef AM
Paul HI
Washingtons
Wardman Park Hotel
Connecticut Ave
Woodley Rd
Uivonr
Chevy Chase Club
Columbia Country Club
Milksure Golf Club
Harry Wardman
Henry Albert
Homestead
Hot Springs
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