Camp Meade Holds Mass Allegiance Oath Ceremony
About 7,500 men at Camp Meade Md participate in an oath of allegiance ceremony led by Brig Gen Harold Briske with Maj Gen Charles H Muir observing. The event includes Army officers, ROTC units, and a salute by artillery and infantry detachments. No training today, but extensive athletic events including baseball, track, and swimming in the new pool are planned.
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Camp Meade
Harold Briske
C H Martin
Army
Secretary of War
Warcome
Charles H Muir
Third Corps
Camp Meadex
Sixth Field Artillery
Third Cavalry
Thirteenth Engineers
Deaths Listed in City Ailment Notices
Death notices report numerous individuals with ages and residences, including Assurice Wo Eephart four years, Elisabeth Allen sixty five, Maggie Mathews forty nine, James A Taylor sixty one, and John Stephenson fourteen, among others. Locations include Garfield Hospital, Freedmen’s Hospital, Gallinger Hospital, and Georgetown City Hospital.
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Eephart
Garfield
Laslor
Catherine M ‘Trott
Lindsey T Kidwell
Margaret I Davin
Burroughs
May Tippett
Ashley
Margle Prescott
Grace Coaten
Eduard
Shields
Irving
Fliza Rendall
Elisabeth Allen
Yea Gallinger
Ora Davia
Maggie Mathews
Georgetown
James A Taylor
Naval
Nadette Forman
John Stephenson
James Butter
Mary F Meere
Epee
Baltimore Runaways Return Home After Police Custody
Patrolman observed three youths on Fifteenth Street and escorted them to Baltimore Police Headquarters. Dentons aunt arrived to collect one runaway. the other two were later returned to relatives. The boys, ages 14 to 15, were described as runaways from the city.
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Births Reported In a Long List of Marriages and Families
A census like tally records births across many families including Phillip H and Emma Cofer a boy George R and Charlotte Watson a boy Oren V and Eleandra Cameron a girl Albert G and Elxie Dobba Key Chartes and Catherine Storab a boy Robert E and Ruby Lee a girl George HK and Willie Houchens a boy Joseph Ho and May L Miller a girl Bryce W and Rose Royce a girl and many more with numerous couples named alongside witnesses and church officials. The list continues with dozens of pairs, dates, and locales in a ceremonial registry style typical of community notices and church records from the period.
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Phillip H
Emma Cofer
Bimen D
Asimina Tambrea
George R
Charlotte Watson
Oren V
Eleandra Cameron
Albert G
Elxie Dobba
Key Chartes
Catherine Storab
Robert E
Ruby Lee
George HK
Willie Houchens
Joseph Ho
May L Miller
Bryce W
Rose
Royce
Daniel F. Jr
Helen Scanion
Samuel
Marthe Orrison
Julian
Ismay Castello
Bor Arthur
Beulah Cusick
George
Alice Jacobs
George E
Margaret Hoffman
Louis
Anne EL Cheenberg
Cornelius L
Carlyan P
Sarria
Paul de W
Moriel
Grimes Gir
Fulton F
Emily K Torreyson
Charles BE
Aguea
Jane
Christopher P
Rose E
Gavin
Edward T
Hoste & Rovey
John L
Mary A Stallings
Itl
Lillian M’donnell
Max
Sylvia Weinstein
Joseph
Massie Swan
Bawin
Simira Hester
A A
Maria Gray
Clarence
Julia Mills
Hattie Henry
Charles
Susie West
Peter
Lillian Ssmith
Elisabeth Standback
Demurrer Overruled in Smith Company Case
Justice Hoehling overruled three demurrers used by the F E E Smith Company in a suit brought by Frank Mow bow president of Parker Bridal Lempan to recover 500 for alleged wrongs. The defense was given days to file a plot and the judgment by default was granted against the Smith Company in favor of real estate broker William V Mahoney for 3000 plus costs in the sale of Columbia apartments in January.
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H Smith Company
Parker Bridal
Pourteenth
Das
oGewynn Gadinerton
Low
Peelle
Ogilby
Hoehling
F Heh Smith Company
William V Mahoney
Mahoney
Columbia Apartments
Fire Loss Drops Half in District For Year
Fire losses in the district for the year ending June 36 fell to about half the prior year's total. Fire Chief George Watson reported 102,431 in property losses versus 2,074,096 the year before. The department's inspection drive targeted apartments hotels and schools with waste paper rags and combustibles cleared from many basements. Authorities said inspections 163,385 were conducted last year as part of the program.
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Oyster
Rigta
Watson
KIWANIANS MARK THE FOURTH AT WASHINGTON MEET
A brief patriotism address by Rev Hernard Phillips of Epiphany church and a luncheon at the Washington hotel featured guests from California Illinois Oklahoma Minnesota Kansas New York and Virginia. Radford Moses was welcomed as a new member as Merritt Chance served as chairman and Harry Kimball presided. Italian envoy Castan bade farewell to President Coolidge before his New York sailing. Battery Park Garden Club plans a Mount Vernon and Gunston Hall field trip Tuesday with transport from Wilsons lane at 10 o'clock.
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Z . Hernard Phillips
Epiphany Church
Calfornia
Hiness
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Kansas
New York
Virginia
Emwanisa Club
Washington Hotel
Radford
Moses
Merritt
Chance
Harry Kimball
Battery Park
California Flowers Arrive by Night Mail to Mrs Coolidge
California flowers picked two days earlier arrived yesterday as gifts to Mrs Coolidge and Mrs Warren. The blooms, sent via the new night mail service between San Francisco and New York, departed the coast at 6 am Tuesday and reached New York yesterday morning at 3. Also notes on the eastbound transcontinental air planes delivering large mail loads and minor delays due to weather or mechanical issues, with pilots Ames, Smith, and Page mentioned.
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Warren
Harding
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New
Bartlett
Powera
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Col Paul Henderson
Iowa City
R C Page
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