Postal Savings Bank Faces Slow Start and Limited Designations
Oklahoma bankers urge early postal savings trials while most postmasters and bankers resist initial expansion. A national board plans to begin with large offices, offering minimal compensation to postmasters and a modest 0.25 percent annual incentive to fourth-class staff. Oklahoma voices support to expose weaknesses in state guaranty laws and push for a rapid postal bank rollout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Board of Trustees
Secretary of the Treasury
Board of
Truateesy
New York
Philadelphia
Beston
St Louis
Chicago
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Intermountain
Pacific Coast
Uncle Sam
Fiy
Oklahoma
Body of Davenport Identified at Morgue in New York
The body of Charles M W Davenport Jr of Springfield Mass was positively identified at the morgue by Dr Charles Francis line after he disappeared from Murray Hill Hotel last February. It is believed Davenport fell from a wharf or ferryboat but violence cannot be ruled out. A gold pin watch and diamond locket were found on the clothing, suggesting no robbery motive. The watch stopped at 12:62, and there was no indication of suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Charles MW Davenport, Jr
Springfeld
Mass
Murray Hill
Charles Francis
Westminster Street
Springs
Davenport
Accused Shoplifter Arrested In New York Store Case
A refined elderly woman was arrested by a store detective for shoplifting at a large New York department store. Police counted clothing valued at 101 were found on her, while she claimed the name Mrs Mary Smith of Monticello NY. the detector testified she was Mary Mollen of Riverside Drive NYC with a summer home in Monticello. After pleading, she was released on 900 cash bail drawn from her store account.
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New York
Mary Smith
Monticello
Mary Mollen
Riverside Dove
New York City
Cor Vear
Gorst to Stay in Egypt as British Agent
Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey told the House of Commons Gorst will remain in Egypt as the British diplomatic agent and consul general. The question followed Col Roosevelt's Guildhall speech and prompted scrutiny of policy toward the Egyptian post and its agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Eldon Gorst
Egypt
Col. Roosgavelt
Guildhall
Apeech
Col. Roosevelt
Posse Pursues Ed After Fatal Campback Shooting
Frostburg Maryland July 6 a posse pursues the negro known as Ed who fatally shot Ollla Hammond another negro during a quarrel over a theft attempt at a camp near the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Hallroad. Gov Fort declines to call an extra session in Trenton July 6 delaying rail rate relief. George Reid Norfolk death mislisted as slave dealer. corrected as slave exporter in the Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Ollla Hammond
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Gov. Fort
Trenton
N. J
George (. Reid
Norfolk
Reid
Rockefeller Welcomes Grandniece On National Holiday
John D Rockefeller becomes a granduncle again as Gladys Rockefeller, daughter of Percy A Rockefeller and Mrs. Rockefeller, arrives during the Fourth of July celebrations in Greenwich Connecticut. She joins siblings Faith Rockefeller born Memorial Day and a trio of siblings, adding to the Rockefeller lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apedal
Washington Post
Greenwich
Conn
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Gladys Rockefeller
Percy A. Rockefeller
William Roockeeler
James Stiilman
Faith Rockefeller
Gladys
Westward First Wins 43-Mile German Schooner Race
Warnemunde Germany July 5 West ward the new racing schooner yacht owned by Alexander 8 Cochran of New York added another victory in German waters today. She won the 43 mile schooner race from Travemunde to Warnemunde with Emperor William's Meteor second and the Hamburg and Germania failing to classify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnemunde
Germany
Alexander 8. Cochran
New York
Travemunde
Hamburg
Verein Seefahrt
Germania
Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach
Sanders Named U S Senator as Gov Sanders to Resign in December
Baton Rouge July Gov Jared Young Sanders was chosen by both houses of the Louisiana general assembly for the seat in the U S Senate left vacant by the death of Senator Samuel Douglas McEnery. He will remain governor until December then resign. Lt Gov Lambremont becomes governor and Senator Barrett succeeds him. Sanders, 41, a lawyer from St Mary Parish, has served as speaker and in the state senate and as lieutenant governor before his election as governor two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Jared Young Sanders
Louisiana General Assembly
United States
Senate
Samuel Douglas McEnery
Robert F. Broussard
Third Congressional District
Broussard
John D. Williamson
Shreveport
Sanders
Senator McEnery
Assembly
Washington
Lambremont
Thomas C. Barrett
St. Mary ,Parish
General Assembly
State Senate
Verdict in Lyon case decided swiftly at court martial
The court martial of Captain Samuel P. Lyon, Twenty-fifth Infantry, on charges of falsification of ordnance returns, finished closing arguments and sent its decision to the War Department within minutes. Observers expect an acquittal, as counsel sparred over calling Brig. Gen. Garlington and Capt. Murphy delivered an algebraic summary of the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Counsiel
Capt
Murphy
Samuel P. Lyon
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Capt. Lyon
Judge Advocate
Ernest R. Garlington
Easby-Smith
Gen. Davis
F. J. Combe
Brownsville
Capt. Murphy
Mr. Easby-Smith
Lyon
Howland
Farm to solve race issue judge says agricultural training would improve morals
Durham July 5 United States Judge Peter C. Pritchard Asheville opened the summer course of the National Religious Training School and Chautauqua for the Colored Race urging early agricultural training for the negro to strengthen morals and curb high living costs. He asserted the colored man is a citizen and must rely on himself to achieve the best in citizenship. He noted broad white Southern support for negro welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
United States
Peter C. Pritchard
Asheville
National Religious Training School
South
More Soldiers for Hawaii Defenses Planned by War Dept
Secretary of War Dickinson announced ambitious plans to extend Honolulu defenses and to significantly increase the garrison. He spoke at a banquet hosted by Honolulu business groups and inspected Oahu posts with noted satisfaction. Gen. Edwards said he would travel to the Philippines to probe friar lands charges.
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Honolulu
Dickinson
Dickingon
Oahu
Clarence R. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Washington
Philippines
Navy officers shuffled to new duty and retirement
Commodore Mulligan and Nelson moved to home docks after re assignment. Several captains placed on retired list while others receive detached duty orders. Phelps to duty bureau. Watson to Navy Department. Blamer to Ninth lighthouse district. Day and Crossman receive clerical assignments in pay and inspection roles.
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R. T. Mulligan
North Dakota
W. Nelson
Colorado
F. HM. Sherman
F. M. Bostwick
J. H. Sears
W. F. White
Naval War College
Newport
A. A Ackerman
Washington, DC
W. Koester
F.C. Bowers
TY. Carter
G. R. Slocum
W. W. Phelps
E. H. Watson
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
de Witt Blamer
Chicago
W. B. Day
F. K. Crossman
Navy
Pay Corps
United States Navy
Army Orders Illustrate Vast Officer Movements and Assignments
A long list of army orders details leaves of absence, reassignments, and new duties for officers across the medical corps infantry cavalry and coast artillery. Highlights include First Lieut Chauncey Tschaew and Second Lieut Gonald McLachlan departing on leave, Capt Franklin Hutton moving toward Manila, and numerous officers detailed for instruction at Fort Leavenworth and the Army Staff College. Also noted are vessel movements and a Salem Virginia inheritance of about 40,000 dollars by Mrs. William Harveycutter and her sister.
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Chauncey Tschaew
Medical Reserve Corps
Gonald McLachlan
Fourteenth Infantry
American Lake
Washington
Charles R. Reynolds
Franklin
Tis
Philippines
Ieut Colt Henry &. Birmingham
Medtcal Corps
Washington Barracks
District of Columbia
Coast Artillery Corps
E. Tolland Rubottom
Ninth Cavalry
Department of California
Kirby Walker
Caldwell
Idaho
Daker City
Oreg
Red. Rock
Mont
Ogden
Utah
Army Signal School
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Henry A. Hantgen
Joseph Franda
James Juettee
George 5 B. Foster, Jr
Medical Corps
DB. C
Department of the Host
Robert H. G. Kelton
Fort Washington
Fort Hunt
Horace F Spurgin
George L. van Deusen
Fort Jay
Fort Monroe
Henry D. Todd, Jr
Fred W. Staden
General Staff
War Department General Staff
San Francisco
Cal
Philippine Islands
Sidney D. Maize
Twelfth Cavalry
General Hospital
Prosidio of San Francisco
Cat
Army Star Colege
Kaos
Laurance Angel
Porto Rico
Frank A. Darton
Third Cavalry
Louis T. Boiseau
Sixth Field Artillery
James H. Bradford, Jr
Nineteenth Infantry
Charles C. Clark
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Edgar T Collins
Sixth Infantry
Oliver Edwards
Fifth Infantry
Harold B. Fiske
Twenty Eighth Infantry
Laurence Halstead
Stephen M. Kochersperger
Second Cavalry
Edmund M. Leary
Eleventh Cavalry
James W. McAndrews
Robert McCleave
Sttond
Americus Mitchell
Guy 8. Norvell
Eighth Cavalry
Ernest D. Peak
Corps of Engineers
Palmer B. Pierce
Thirteenth Infantry
Frank M. Savage
Fifteenth Infantry
Hansford L. Throkeld
Thirtieth Infantry
William E. Welsh
Thirteth Infantry
Hugh D. Wise
Ninth Infantry
Charles H. Barth
Twelfth Infantry
Ralph H. van Deman
Twenty-fist Infantry
Philipsine Islands
Manila
Robert K. Evans
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Toledo
Ohio
Sparta
Wis
William H. Rose
Gettysburg
Chauncey L. Chage
Fort Gibbon
Alaska
Salem
Washington Pont
Amelia Gwynn
Buffalo
William Harveycutter
Mattis Browne
Zionists Elect Officers in Pittsburgh Meeting
The American Federation of Zionists met in Pittsburgh on July 26 and elected officers. Honorary vice president Dr. J. L. Magnes of New York. honorary secretary Miss Henrietta Szold. treasurer Herman Conheim. assistant secretaries Rabbi Joseph Jason and Louis Lipsky. A ten member committee was chosen to run federation work with Dr. Yarael Friedlander of New York named chairman. Delegates named include Dr. B. L. Gordon of Philadelphia and N. P. Isaacs of Cincinnati among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Federation of Zionists
Max Nordau
3. L. Magnes
New York
Henrietta Szold
Herman Conheim
Joseph Jason
Louis Lipsky
Yarael Friedlander
Federation
Philadelphia
B. L. Gordon
Cincinnati
Auto Victims Recovering in France Crash
Five Americans aboard a wrecked auto near Charon sur Gaone are identified with Burton William Waldo of Vicksburg Mississippi as owner. Two women injured are staying at Marder Hospital in Couches les Mines and doctors foresee a quick return to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charon-sur-Gaone
Burton William Waldo
Vicksburg
Miss
Marder
Couches Les Mines
LYNCH TALK AS LAShed CITY SHERIFF HALTS MILITIA
J B Allison, 45, former city hall janitor, shot M M McGhee, city Patrol wagon driver, from behind and killed him with five bullets and a hammer blow. Indignation grows as a lynching rumor spreads. militia is called to keep order. McGhee, 38, left a wife. Allison, with prior killings acquitted by self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
J. B. Allison
M. McGhee
Allison
McGhee
Dr Hyde Receives Life Term for Swope Poisoning
Dr B C Hyde, convicted of poisoning Colonel Thomas H Swope, was sentenced by Judge Ralph Latshaw in Kansas City to life imprisonment at hard labor. An appeal to the State supreme court was filed. Hyde and his wife sat together as the judge announced the sentence and ordered confinement in Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangasé City
B. C. Hyde
Col
Thomas H. Swope
Ralph §. Latshaw
State Supreme Court
Hyde
Latshaw
Dr. Hyde
Lucas
Jefferson City
Washington Post Brides Tie The Knot In Rockville
Two Washington couples wed in Rockville Maryland at the Baptist minister’s home ceremony. Miss Annie Louise Wallace 19 and John Berry Collier 24 along with Miss May Elizabeth Asilton 3 and John Duncan Domford 40 were united in marriage by Rev S S White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Washington Post
Washington
Annie Louise Wallace
John Berry Collier
May Filizabeth Asilton
John Duncan Domford
White
Baptist Church
Clara Lillian Ramsey
Arthur Ray Toby
Texas
S. R. White
The
Dr. White
Edith A. Compton
Remington
Walter Gaines
Hagerstown
Carrie Viola Martin
Elizabeth Martin
Clifford Elvin Heys
Lutheran Church
McConnellsbure
Ira W. Hays
Hagerstown Globe
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jacob S. Simon
C. F. Saunders
Gettysburg
Ruth H. Mason
W. J. Mason
Big Pool
Charles Lewis
William Lewis
Smithaburg
John Laing
A. H. Irvine
Harvey L. Boward
Minnie B. Dulebwin
Mercersburg
St. John’s Reformed Parsonage
Harrisburg
J. Rausch Stein
Cleo. J. Clark
Elmer N. Horton
Ha Berstown
First Baptist Parsonage
B. K.thomas
Julia Smith
James F. Dunn
Broadfording
C. M. Hecks
Culpeper Horse Show Highlights Va Cavalry Prize
Culpeper Va July 6 special report on the eighth annual Culpeper Horns Show and Hacinx Association two day event drawing about 6000 attendees. Notable entries include Kegey Corner Warrenton Willow King Warrenton and Algoma Belti more with top placings in hunter and harness classes. Miss Martha Hazard Washington debuts while Mammy Moo dies after a hurdle crash as a grand finale.
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Washington
Culpeper
Culpeper Horns Show
Hacinx Association
Piedmont Virginis
Virginia
C. J. Rixey
Association
Kegey Corner
A- D. Benner
Warrenton
Willow King
Allen Potts
Algoma
Blenheim Farm
Baltimore
Neilson Maid
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Martha Hazard
Peasy
Mammy Moo
George Morton
Cavalry Association
Havng
Virginia Horse Show Association
A. D. Benner
Tammy
Frank W. Bennett
Brandy
Iret
Lord Charming
C. Hazen
Rex
James R
David M. Galloway
Firat
Nuske
Lord Golden
H. E Ullman
Bluegrass Helle
Oak Ridge Farm
Silver King
John W. Yowell
Carinthian
Hunt Club
Justine
Sowers
U. D. Benner
King Edward
U. D
Dogle
Garonne
Cobham
Jack Crawford
Calahan
Royal Swell
Bowles Bros
Millwood
Spring Hurst
Osk Ridge Ferm
Tildaehow
Virginia Girl
M. C. Hagen
Sturvey
M. C Hazen
Chili
Deadlock on Congressmen in North Carolina Nomination
Delegates from the Third and Fifth districts of North Carolina are in a deadlock over successors to Moorehead and Thomas. Maj. Charles M. Stedman leads the Fifth, while George E. Hood leads the Third, with Morehead and Thomas currently holding the seats. The stalemate persists past midnight with little chance of a nomination before tomorrow.
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Carolina
Moorehead
Thomas
Goldaboro
N. C
Greensboro
Charles M. Stedman
George E. Hood
Morehead
Thomas Dem
Waves Sweep Gunboat and Family Tragedy in July Report
Norfolk guards escort Governor Mann at Saluda monument unveiling aboard the Virginia State gunboat Commodore Maury. A storm in Lower Chesapeake Bay forced crew to lash to the vessel to avoid being washed overboard. In West Virginia a farm family quarrel ends in death as Floyd Gwynn, 60, is killed at Meadow Creek. son-in-law James Walker flees after being charged.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Coast Artillery
Guv. Mann
Saluda
Middlesex County
Chesapeake Bay
Commodore Maury
Specter
Washington Post
Hinton
W. Va
Floyd Gwynn
Meadow Creek
James Walker
Prizes Awarded At Loudoun Horse Show On July Fourth
Leesburg Va July 5 a well attended Hamilton county horse show and athletic contest on July 4 awarded prizes to Park saddle winners and racing horse classes. Firsts went to Kiddoo Catherine Anthony and George Anwell among others with multiple exhibitors recognized in jumping running hurdling and foot races.
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Washington Post
Leesburg
Hamilton
Park
Fint
Dr. West
L.r C. Leith
Beccad
Sweet Alice
H. H. Norman
Coun'try Boy
Mra. J. Duvall Tyler
Singin Barnes
Kiddoo
Leith
Laithton Stables
John Thayer
Sweet Vallee
H. H
Norman
Slater Norwood
A. Peat
Hazel Belle
C. T. F. Keen
Nanny R
E. Z. Robey
Catheerine Anthony
Lake Bros
George Anwell
F. H. Rogers
Antur Lalth
F. H. Royera
Henton Blue
Joan G.white
Catherine Anthony
Boyer
Richard Heathern
Tod
Edwin Baldwin
Arch Simpson
Raymond Castle
Kersey Jackson
Railway's Motion Refused and Judgment Suspended
The circuit court in Alexandria refused a new trial for Alice and Richard McMenamin against Southern Railway, suspending judgment 90 days to allow appeal to Virginia Supreme Court. Damages sought were 7500 for residence smoke and coal chute debris. A related case seeks 10000 for death of William Sisson.
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Washington Fost Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Alice
Richard McMenamin
Southern Railway Company
J. B. T. Thornton
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of Virginia
Upper Duke Street
J. K. M. Norton
Col.f. WL. Smith
W. B. Sisson
Sait
William 4. Sisson
Moore, Barbour & Keith
Railway Company
Robinson Moncure
Lewis H. Machen
Sisson
Hetra
Daily Diet Hints on Infant Feeding Challenges
The bulletin notes vomiting and purging in infants signaling unsuitable milk. It suggests switching to certified milk and warns against neglecting this, while explaining cow’s milk is harder to digest and weakens immunity from maternal milk. It cautions about added disease germs and stressors like heat and environment on nutrition.
Tragedy mars Harrisonburg Fourth of July parade
James Lee, a 60 year old Harrisonburg liveryman, was fatally struck during the citys Fourth of July celebration attended by about 90 000. Bystanders captured Pink Barbour, an Augusta County Black man, amid a public safety incident. A mob formed but authorities restrained them and took Barbour to jail as court leaders urged lawful process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Harrisonburg
James Lee
Pink Barbour
Augusta County
T. N. Haas
C. B. Roller
Lee
Leé
Haas
Pumphrey Forced to Resign as Baltimore Detective Chief
Captain Aquilla J. Pumphrey, head of the Baltimore detective bureau for twelve years and a 36 year police veteran, is forced to resign after grand jury charges he worked for United States Fidelity and Guaranty. Detective Thomas F. Hogan named acting captain by Marshal Farnan. Pumphrey laments loss of pension and vows to seek new work after long service and high reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Aquilla J. Pumphrey
Police Department
Grand
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Thomas F. Hogan
Plainclothes Service
Marshal Farnan
Police Board
Pumphrey
Virginia Briefs Include Sentencing in Martinsville Case
In Martinsville circuit court Will Tate received four years in the state penitentiary for felonious assault. Winchester presbytery at Charlestown approves Rev. A G Link resigning Strasburg charge to accept a call in Campbellsville Kentucky. Samuel M Wood’s 275 acre Loudoun farm near Herndon sold to W A Fender of North Carolina for 10500. J W Brandeburg and J Howard Lewis of Staunton narrowly escaped drowning on a Fourth of July fishing trip as Middle River rose while fording in a buggy. rescued with difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Yestering Will Tate
State
Winchester
Charlestown
A. G. Link
Strasburg
Campbellsville
Samuel M. Wood
Herndon
Loudoun County
W. A. Fender
North Carolina
J. W. Brandeburg
J. Howard Lewis
Staunton
Middle River
West Virginia guards start at Parkersburg. county fairs decided
Regional news notes a West Virginia National Guard drill beginning in Parkersburg. The West Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical Society in Clarksburg decides to continue the annual fair. Other items report clergy changes and multiple local marriages across Hagerstown and Rockville including Clara Ramsey and Arthur Toby’s wedding in Rockville and several couples wed in Hagerstown Harrisburg and surrounding areas. The Parkersburg district internal revenue report shows receipts of 1,653,863.92 with 125,600 from corporate tax and a cross gain of 176,788.72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia, Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Clarksburg
T. B Lawler
Palatine Baptist Church
Fairmont
St. Alban’s Baptist Church
Internal Revenue Office of
Parkersburg
Virginia Obituary: Capt John G Wallace Confederate Veteran
Norfolk July 5 Capt John G Wallace of Wallaceton aged 71 a wealthy Norfolk county farmer and Confederate veteran was found dead in bed this morning Surviving children include Mrs C R Van de Cert of Stockport N Y William Wallace of Washington D C Mrs Vera Marsteller wife of Dr Marsteller of Washington D C and George and John Wallace of Norfolk Leesburg July Frank White aged 34 died Monday of tuberculosis at his Hillsboro home He was unmarried and survived by his mother Mrs Hartie White
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
John G. Wallace
Wallaceton
Norfolk County
C. R. van de Cert
Btockport
William Wallace
Washington, D. C
Vera Marsteller
Dr. Marsteller
George
John Wallace
Leesburg
Frank White
Hillsboro
Hartiehite
Bertie County Democrats Back Folk for President Nomination
In Raleigh July 5 the Bertie county Democratic convention endorsed Joseph W. Folk of Missouri for the party’s presidential nomination. Folk's father Henry B. Folk, born in Bertie county, left North Carolina at 21 to seek his fortune in Tennessee. Mrs Courtney to be buried in Petersburg after her death in Atlanta. funeral to take place in Petersburg, Virginia.
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Bertie County
N. C
Raleigh
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Henry B. Folk
Tennessee
Petersburg
Atlanta
J. C. Courteney
John C. Courtney
Western Union Telegraph Company
Tor Itt
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