Liberty Pageant by Municipal Playground Children
Children under Miss Mat Roper present a Liberty Pageant south of the White House on Independence Day eve. Costumes depict Tyranny Rebellion War and Peace with colonial Puritans Dutch Indians and later patriotic themes.
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White House
Mat Roper
Charlotte L. Hogan
Rebellon
11. Slaughter
Dorothy Rating
Marion May
Mary Gate Davis
Clayton FO
Poison Shells Advertisement Sparks Neutrality Clarification
The Department of Commerce ruled no explosives are manufactured by the Cleveland Union Machine Company, clarifying the ad as about shell production equipment. The piece outlines a large Fourth of July celebration with parades, concerts, drills, games, and fireworks across multiple venues including Libby Park, Forest Glen Band performances, and hospital displays.
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Cleveland
Jesuit for Half Century Golden Jubilee for Fr Shandelle
Fr. Henry J. Shandelle S.J. of Georgetown University to celebrate his fifty years in the Society of Jesus on August 15, marking a long career in Catholic education. Born in Westphalia in 1847, he came to the U.S. as a child, taught at Georgetown, Boston College, and Holy Cross, and helped expand the university library to 125,000 volumes. His sisters and relatives are prominent in Catholic religious life across Malden, New York, and Pittsburgh.
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Woodstock
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Georgetown
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Church of the Immaculate
New England
Holy Croag College
Worcester
Mass
Georetown University
Fr. Shandelle
Washington
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Catholic Sisterhood
Malden
New York City
Pittsburgh
Middies to Sail July 7 on Panama Cruise Plan
Secretary Daniels announced that Naval Academy midshipmen will begin a practice cruise July 7 aboard battleships Wisconsin Missouri and Ohio, sailing to Guantanamo Coton Panama San Diego and San Francisco with a Panama Pacific Exposition stop. The voyage order includes a late court inquiry into exam irregularities and possible hazing, to be addressed by a separate board.
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Coton
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San Diego
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Los Angeles
Colon
Hampton Roads
Fullam
Midship
Admiral Fullam
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Morgan and Harriet F Wickersham report a girl. Frnk E and Reatha F Matthews announce a boy. Samuel Hf and Blaugh McCrory welcome a child. Harry E and Manie Cy Labmeyer report a boy. Walter B and Hazel T Johnenn have a boy. Andrew and Grace G Harrison welcome a boy. Frank E and Myrtle J Grace announce a boy. Holmes was Cotn Durboran born. George H and Mary F Benchett report a girl. Bercy C and Irene B Srady welcome a girl. William L and Tore W Browning announce a baby boy. Teandolph and Radle Jackson report a girl.
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William L
Tore W. Browning
Frazier Amit Genevieve Watson
Teandolph
Radle Jackson
Licensed to Marry Multiple Richmond and Nearby Couples
A marriage notice lists numerous couples from Richmond and other cities including Alexandria Baltimore Chicago and New York with ages ranging from 18 to 50. Clergy names appear beside each pairing indicating where the ceremonies will be performed.
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Currie J. Davenport
Richmond
Blakemore
Dudley Pf, Minter
Ida F. Bransford
Elf. Downe
George
Resmour
Chicago
Flora Warren Smith
L.M. Chom
Desse D. Kornicker
New York
N. Yus
Selma Kaln
Deaths Reported in Local Notices of Citizens
A list of deceased individuals with ages and last-known addresses including Samantha Be Herrick 77 Mary J L Eliot 98 George Burkhalter 89 Henry Root 7 and other residents connected to Garfield and Freedmen's Hospitals United States Soldiers Home and Tuberculosis Hospital. Also infant Bileworth N Cifora 1 month and Berthe and Chester Franklin infant 1 day noted.
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Herrick
Mary J. L. Eliot
George Burkhalter
Henry Root
United States Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Mary 4
Hea
Wis
John W. Boore
Thomas J. Brown
Lucy H. Meneses
Garfield Hospital
James P. Tolman
Witliam E. Bull
Agnes Bell
Touln Wilson
Jefferson
Jerry Berry
Washington
David Crocker
Mary F. Taylor
Malinda Childe
Clayton C. Smith
Washington Asylum
William Grove
Freedmen's Hospital
Joseph Montgomery
Tuberculosis
Bileworth N. Ciifora
Berthe
Chester Franklin
White Defeats Freddie Welsh In Ten Round Bout
Charley White of Chicago outpointed Freddie Welsh world lightweight champion in a ten round New York bout at Brighton Beach. Welsh led early with White rallying in the middle rounds and forcing in the final sessions where White gained the edge with body blows and relentless pressure.
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New York
Charley White
Chieags
Freddie Welsh
Brighton Beach
Ringelde
White
Welsh
Angl0stan Gun Club marks set by Huseman and Ford record
Frank H. Huseman, a professional, set a district record with a 115 straight at a weekly Anglostan Gun Club shoot. Lester & German of Aberdeen Md. posted the season’s high perfect score with 101 straight on June 20 at the club’s registered tourney.
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Lester & German
Aberdeen
Haseman
James M. Green
E. $. Ford
Ford
B. Ford
J.C. Wynkoop
J M. Green
Het At. Hrake
Uwart
Shatt
Broke
HS. Fort
M. Green
Wiison
Vice Captain’s Winners in Washington Cricket Match
Two Washington Cricket club teams, the Vice Captain's and Captain's, played at Potomac Park. Vice Captain's won 102 to 42 with Waren's high score and Vernon Roberts shining. The squads meet again at 2:30 p.m. on the same field.
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Washington Cricket Club
Potomac Park
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Welcome to New Citizens celebrates Americanization DayDC
The District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the Revolution hosts an Americanization Day program at the Washington Monument base at 10 o'clock tomorrow. Delegates include Commander John H. Moore and Frederick D. Owen with Rev Tir George H. McGrew Burns on Gary and Henry B. F. Macfarland participating. The Mars Band will play. Jusserand the French ambassador and cabinet officers will attend. Boy Scouts of America assist.
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Velue
New Hampshire Avenue
Quincy Street
Hishth
Park View School
Twelé Sam
District of Columbia
Sons of the Revolutn
Joint Committee
Washington Monument
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Frederick D. Owen
Canoe Races Close At Potomac Club
Members of Montgomery Sycamore Island Club enjoyed a close annual closed canoe race on the Potomac in front of the clubhouse. J Walter Sharp presided as starter, A B Dent as finish judge, and W J Davis Jr refereed. Winners included W A Handy, George Schladt, W T Conboye, W W E Linton, G Y Mhau, and others with multiple event trophies noted. A repeat event is planned for the Saturday before Labor Day.
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G.schladt
WH Linton
W. J. Datse
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G Umbau
Business for Colored Men in Washington Opportunities
Charles H. Moore of Greensboro NC urged the Washington branch of the National Negro Business League that unrivaled business opportunities exist for the colored population in the city. He cited the 106 100 colored residents and more than 3 000 000 in annual spending, arguing that local colored business enterprises should flourish based on nationwide progress.
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Greensboro
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Weaver Wins Handicap Golf Match at Chevy Chase Club
Gen E M Weaver defeated par in a handicap golf match at the Chevy Chase Club yesterday afternoon finishing 2 up. Allan Lard and Sam Dalzell were 1 down for second place while others trailed by large margins.
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Chevy Chase Club
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Acoces
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Maj
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C. B. McVay
R W. Baker
J. M. Rankin
Marines Beat Raleigh In Slugfest On Busy Baseball Day
Marines defeat Raleigh 13 to 10 in a rough contest with offense from Ellers Terrell and Gallagher. Daughton Brewer Blanton and Snyder starred on offense and defense as errors and wild pitches shaped the scoring in a raucous game.
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Banking Firms Accused Of Misusing Federal Reserve Notes
Investigations ordered into alleged use of general reserve notes by banking firms to float loans for belligerents in Europe and finance purchases, with Representative H Poser Kanter and Gov Hamlin urging a formal statement to be filed for board consideration. Reported total over 720 million in reserve notes used to establish credit for belligerent nations.
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Europe
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Kanter
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General Reserve
Marines Schedule Two Games With Local Teams
The Marines baseball team of the Government League has two games booked. This afternoon they meet Tennallytown at Tennallytown field and tomorrow at Fort Myer against the post team. Both contests start promptly at 2 30 p m.
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Tennallytown
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McAdoo Expands Committee for Pan American Visit
Secretary McAdoo announced additional appointments to the committee in charge of arrangements for the visit of United States business men and financiers to South and Central America. The appointees include Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Florida, Cooper of North Carolina, G Davidson of California, H. M Hastin of Chicago, Daniel Kelener of Washington, All Mills of Oregon, Charles C Moore of California, and Walter Parker of Louisiana.
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South
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pan-American Financial Congress
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Florida
Cooper
North Carolina
G Davidson
California
M Hastin
Chicago
Daniel Kelener
Washington
All. Mills
Oregon
Charles C Moore
Walter Parker
Louisima
Battle ship Utah order for Willimantic trip questioned
A past push to bring the battleship Utah to Willimantic Conn for a landlocked Old Home Week celebration is being scrutinized. The plan, labeled a mere ball, rallied a few mayors and a former representative to push Navy approval, with the Utah slated to navigate an eight foot stream.
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Willimantic
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WiHraanth
Berwyn Defeats Hyattsville In Baseball Tilt 7 To 2
Berwyn badges a 7 to 2 win over Hyattsville as Opportune hits elude Hyattsville’s lineup. Key players include Bretford, Boileau, Talbert, and Fuller for Berwyn while Hyattsville fields Derlin, Fenwick, Sumer, and Halloran. Final line shows Berwyn scoring early and holding Hyattsville through the game.
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Hyatteville
Ry Turner
Halloran
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Notable City Bulletin Ad abridged
Classified ad urging residents to call W. 685 for carpet cleaning and pest control services. Mentions Safety First motto and references local businesses Co Conger's and Chas Chaplin daily with Virginia locations. Contains garbled text and unclear details but conveys service offering and contact.
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Virginia
Picnic at Benning July 5 for Holy Rosary Church fund
A field day and picnic will be held at Benning race track on July 5 starting at 10 AM to benefit the Holy Rosary Church building fund. Events include a Holy Trinity vs St. Dominic's baseball game at 3 PM, a clay shooting contest, band music, and dancing with multiple committees listed as organizers.
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Alvion K. Parris
Benning
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Navy Yard Strike Talk Forces Wage Reduction Clash
Washington machinists at the navy yard threaten a walkout after a Thursday wage cut affected 1,290 workers. A delegation met with Secretary Tumulty and aims to present their protest to President Wilson, seeking reversal and possible refunds for wages already lost. Abfas says Wilson could set a precedent to restore pay. The group insists on rights and warns of political leverage if promises to organized labor go unkept.
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Grant Leaving Post Office for Southern Railway Post
Alexander Grant after more than 40 years in the Post Office Department resigns to become general superintendent of mail transportation for the Southern Railway Company. He has held key railway mail service roles since 1885, becoming general superintendent in 1897, and will depart effective June 30. Portminster General Burleson praises his faithful service and extends best wishes for future success.
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Mwith
Retail Merchants Association Reports Its Bureaus Active
The Retail Merchants Association monthly report shows progress in several departments after four years of effort. The information bureau lists over 23 500 names and adds 10 to 200 monthly, with luncheon meetings at the Raleigh Hotel. President Andreas calls for the regular quarterly meeting on Tuesday evening July 20 at the Raleigh, with Home Trade and Husman and Heest for Washington Movement committees reporting.
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Long Holiday for Clerks Closes Government Offices Early
Government workers enjoy the longest weekend of the season with executive departments and independent bureaus closing at 1 pm. Monday will see widespread closures including the Library of Congress. Thousands have left Washington for mountains, country, or seashore for Independence Day, while cabinet members are away. Federal Trade Commission staff except Commissioner Parry have departed. The District Supreme Court clerk’s office closed yesterday and will remain closed Saturdays until October.
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Federal Trade Commission
Parry
Washington
Instrict Supreme Court
Upholds Kenyon Law Can Abate a Nuisance
Justice McCoy of the District Supreme Court upholds the Kenyon act known as the red light law, affirming government power to close buildings used for immoral purposes. The decision notes similar laws in other states as constitutional and states ignorance of tenant use is no defense. The Ardmore Hotel episode and property owner tenant dispute are cited, with emphasis on due process and the right to abate nuisances through closures when necessary.
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Cpainin
Hammond Loses His Suit in District Court Ruling
Justice Wende along with Judge Stafford delivered a ruling denying relief and upholding a restraining order. Plaintiffs Gittings and Vanenond sought injunctive measures against defendants to halt actions in multiple jurisdictions. The decision deems the Baltimore matter resolved and sets a cost bond at 100.
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Union Deops Inquiry On Fire Alarm Contract
At a Central Labor Union meeting a committee led by Secretary John J Colpors investigated an award by district commissioners for a fire alarm contract in Elnora New York. The panel found the bid from Etma Co. was lower by 3000 and tired the investigation should cease, upholding the commissioners decision.
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Funeral of Lanier Dunn at Oak Hill Cemetery
Lanier Dunn died in Hot Springs Virginia on Thursday and was buried in the Dunn family plot at Oak Hill Cemetery the next day services were held at the cemetery chapel He was the son of the late General William McKee Dunn of Elizabeth City widow Harriet Hurd Dunn and two daughters Mrs George Cole Scott and Mrs Sidney Buford of Richmond a son William McKee Dunn a sister Mrs David Ro McKee and a brother Col George M Dunn military attaché at Rome survive him.
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George Cole Scott
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George M. Dunn
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