Washington Safety Council to Disband After Failure to Garner Support
The Washington Safety Council executive committee voted to dissolve the organization citing lack of public support. Despite past gains such as a 60 fewer accidental deaths in 1922 and a 5 percent drop in the current year, officials noted reduced accident rates led to lower 1924 public liability insurance premiums and highlighted extensive safety work including posters, driver schools, and junior councils. The committee will reconsider if public demand to continue arises. otherwise final steps to dissolve will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Safety Council
Ita
John Hays Hammond
United States
Weather and tide table for the Washington area
A dense weather bulletin lists sun and tide times, forecasts for the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, and a detailed July forecast. It notes generally partly cloudy skies, warmer temperatures, light north winds, and high pressure over the northern states with regional temperature and precipitation figures. Includes local measurements, humidity, rainfall, sunshine, and departures from normal since January 1, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Atie Seaboard
Plateau
Partie Staten
Phoenix
Aria
Fresno
Walte
Millonium
Shaweta
South Atlagne
Florida
Misalasippi River
Long Ialand
Rentle
Norfolk
Tinrten
Geontie Sarlahte Winda
Tla
Bainfall
To &P
Births Reported In Local Families
William and Mary Bauman welcome a girl. Anthony L. and Uelen J. Mayhew have a child. Anton and Anna Horak’s son. John and Martha Evana’s boy. Abraham and Annie Minder’s baby. William C. and Nellie Albinson’s son. June E. and Marie Wallmark’s boy. Ellis N. and Yackle Perry’s son. Milton and Cora Smith’s girl. Joseph and Laura Wood’s son. James and Aurelia Chesley’s boy. William and Augelia Jones’s girl. John M. and Nellie Hutler’s girl. Joseph and Ada Freeman’s girl. William and Ruth Fultz’s boy. William T. and Mary Cole’s boy. Frances and Mary Gillam’s boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Mary Bauman
Anthony L
Uelen J. Mayhew
Anton
Anna M. Horak
John
Martha Evana
Abraham
Annie Minder
Wiliam C
Nellie M. Albinson
June E
Marie Wallmark
Ellis N
Yackle Perry
Milton
Cora Smith
Joseph
Laura B. Wood
Jamen
Aurelia Chesley
Licensed to Marry Across Cities and Ages
A long column lists numerous marriage licenses with pairs and ages including William at siner 44 and Elizabeth W Rathmann 19 of Seabrook, George St John 40 and Lottie Spain of Worcester, Marthe Woo White and Isle Steele 2, and more, each paired with a minister or officiant. The names span Baltimore Worcester Alexandria Accutin Cleveland Hopewell and McDuff with several Rev. officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William At Siuner
W Wilmer W. Whitte Havener
Watter Witherspoon
J. B. Briggs
Clarence L. Porter
Elizabeth W. Rathmann
Seabrook
J. E. Briggs
Ueorge
Rita M. Deavers
Alexandria
Ro Stauffer
Ana Aqa
Kenny
Marthe PF. Woo
White
Fisle Steele
Charles O'Connel
Elsie J. L. Shaffer
Baltimore
RO EL Mattingly Rosario Anatasi
Angelina Deleo
Florence BE. Hall
H. A. Curler
William L. Farran
Dora Taylor
Hopewell
W. M. Hoffman
Ryland Middlebrook
McDuff, Va
Gracie Yarbrough
Hewlett
T. BE. Davin
Camp Good Will Opens 21st Season Today
Camp Good Will begins its twenty first season with mothers and children meeting at the French school at Seventh and CG streets SE for medical exams by Dr. Joseph A. Murphy and a volunteer team. Red Star Bus Line provides transport to Rock Creek Park for a noonday meal, as 130 mothers and children depart from Georgetown and SW Washington for Camp Pleasant at Blue Plains. Doctors H W Freeman and A Ridgeley joined early examinations, while Wise brothers supply three trucks and local professionals offer transport for the Georgetown group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Good Will
Joseph A. Murphy
Nurges
Red Star
Rock Creek Park
Georgetown
Washington
Camp Pleasant
Blue Plains
C. A. Tignor
H. W. Freeman
Albert Ridgeley
Messrs
Wise Brothers
Southwest
J. T. Brown
J F. Blue
Clarence Gordon
John T. Rhines
Samuel Williams
Takoma Park Plans Its Biggest July 4 Parade and Festivities
Takoma Park announces its largest Fourth of July celebration with a morning reveille by boy scouts, child parade, daylight fireworks, water fights by the volunteer fire department, a baseball game, athletic contests, and picnics through 6 pm. Evening fireworks follow a program featuring an address by William Tyler Page, a reading of the Declaration of Independence by William Beck, and a Takoma Park quartet. Organizers include Walter V. Johnson, Jasse Suter, Walter Irey, S. H. Metrory, John R. Adams, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takoma Park
Charles Johnson
William Tyler Page
William ¢. Beck
Siag
W. O. Little
Walter V. Johnson
Jasse © Suter
Walter Irey
S. Ho Metrory
John R. Adams
Robert Lvddane
E. W. James
L. M. Simpson
WM Pullman
M. F. Tverson
Ro Stark
Wf. Biddle
Fo L. Goll
Satera
Rudolph Wilson
HL W. Miller
George FE. Wallace
Ho T. Trornton
J.P. Green
Ro Y ¥. Irerner
Sunday School Excursions Plan Across D.C. Area
Bladensburg and Suitland Md churches join Anacostia institutions for annual outings at Glen Echo. Free amusement tickets will be distributed to Suitland Sunday School members. Floral table pieces by Gude, F Street Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lukes Sunday School
Bladdensburg
Suitland Church
Suitland
Clarden Memorial Trestyterian Church
Anacostia
Anacostia Baptist Sunday School
Glen Echo
Suitland Sunday Acien
Gude
Deaths Reported in City Hospitals and Homes
Obituaries list multiple deaths with ages and affiliations across Gallinger and Freedmen’s Hospital. Entries include Louis Laubinger 5, Peter Panager 48, R Adams 30, Henry Sidet 69, Joseph Lombardy 49, Annie Poole 80, Virie Mengert ? years at RID Anat, Annie Finher ? years, Mary D Belt 70, Mamie Brown 38, Jos B Funk 44, Merritt Wilhelm ? years, Henry Washington 0, Charles Tate 24, Mark McWenate ? years, infant of John and Pinkes Harris 18 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Laubinger
Peter Panager
Mary D Belt
Tom
St. Nw
Gurney
Strong
Mamie Brown
Gallinger
Jos. B. Funk. Sr
Merritt G. Wilhelm
Henry Washington
Clarks
Mary BE
Mozin
Charles Tate
Patani
Mark McWenate
Nick Neege
John
Pinkes Harris
WIDOWER OF TONGA PRINCESS IN DIVORCE CASE ENDS
A landmark divorce in equity court dissolves the marriage of Mrs. Sarah S Bauknight and Pantley M Bauknight once linked to Princess Falopuhetoagal Ofakiama laelva also known as Mary Toga Lagi. The case, the only divorce involving a South Sea princess in the district supreme court, featured sequestration orders for alimony and payments to counsel. Numerous related filings note alimony terms and temporary orders against other spouses in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
South Sea
Justed Stafford
Equity Court
Wis
Sarah S. Bauknight
Paitney M. Bau J Knight
Honolulu
Fpuluheutoagal Ofakiamalaelva
Mary Toga Lagi
Pinkney M. Bauknight
Tonga
Bauknight
Suva
Fiji Islands
Mra
Monroe
Papeete
Tahiti
Banknight
Hal Jack P. Long
James H. Healy
Edna Healy
Justice Hoehling
Healy
Wright & Ershler
Cincinnati
Liewellin B
Reakitt
Fromer
Lambert, Yeatman & Schwartz
Heaty
Sylvia Power
Robert W. Power
Kengo Street
Justice Stafford
Power
Martinsburg
W. Va
William C. Power
Sarah L. Honig
Lita P. Honig
Marie L. Kellner
Valeri W. Marks
John L. Marks
Lulu Wyman
Willam H. Wyman
Hoehling
H Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saks & Company
Panama
Bangkoks
Lth
Penn
Ave. N.W
Safety Council
Deerennedt
Monthly Bulletins
Flying Weather Forecast
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Birmingham
Ala
Bismarck
N. Dak
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
Chicago
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cleveland
la Davenport
Denver
Coles Low
Wid
Bes Moines
Detroit
Med
Duluth
Min
el Paso
Tex
Galveston
Los Angeles
Loulaville
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Neb
Omaha
Nebr
Philadelphia
Phoenix, Arty
Pittsburgh
Portland
Potomac River
Shenandoah
Ars. Bauknight
Questrator
George M. Murray
Bernard B. Clark
M Street
Joseph Amato
North Capitol Street
Nevin Brown
Third Street
Myste Altos
May McAvoy
Ricardo Cortez
Mal Macgregor
Ethel Wales
Robt
Edeson Erno
Thian Sennett
Langdon
Loew's
Olumbia
Tiger
Antonio Moreno and
Estelle Taylor
Rialto
Reginald
OUR Gang
Rhine Meyer Davis
Hestha
Stith St
Difner
Ume
Weschler
Pa. Ave
N.W
U.S. Marabatl
Studebaker
Jewrire
Eis
Mount Vernon
Chas. Macaltster
POST
Tvou
Vinahed Teed
Afr Regis P.M. Arena Rechatrihur Fisgel “Frantze”’ ‘Alart
Ada Forman
Harry Breuer
Cesar Nes
CN Fla Allstar
Caren
George A
Autft
Wationat
Bessie Dicive
Warnes
Baxter
Robert Agnew
Lydia Know
Frank Cam Peau
Mathew Betzie
Thos. H. Ince
Lloyd Hamilton
George Jessell
Mme. Pasquali
Metrozelitan Opera Co
Keith
Blue Ridge Mountains
Bluemont
Round Hill
Purcellville
Leesburg
Rosavn Terminal
Washington and Old Dominion Railway
POLIS
Idewolf Hopper and Company
H.M.S. Pinafore
CASEY
Erminie
Bétasco Lascoo
Chesapeake Beach
Dante Peetee
Grashore
Tip
Abe Fxept
Cartees
Kova
Marshall Hall
Sir Chay Macalester Seowaarr
E Stans
Reusi
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