Local Theft List and Missing Man Reported
A list of stolen items including jewelry, clothing, and a bicycle, with owners and addresses across Washington, D C areas. Relatives seek missing James A Degges, 81, last seen at 327 Maryland avenue northeast. Coroner declares accidental death for John Clayton, 70, after wagon collision near Eighth and F streets northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Richardson
Sorthwest
Cas
James Eprigh
Gia Dione
Benes
Rivedorf
Eighth
F D Hagen
Georgia Avenue
Mra
Alice Sterns
Bernard Gasa
Park Road
Graphaphone and
Clara Painter
Twelfth Street
Addie Moore
Oxon Hill
Wilson Park
Harry Hawking
George Glacoe
Eleventh Street
Leo Nielsen
H Street
I. H
James Douglas
Fourth Street
Rowl
Rose Lichtenberg
Seventh Street
Alexander H. Clements
Second Street
H. Ellis
Wyoming Avenue
John F. Roxborough
M Street
James A. Degges
Maryland Avenue Northeast
John Clayton
Eighth and
F Streets
George Fields
New York Avenue
Wheatley School
Montello Avenue
July 4 1918 Weather Forecast and Tide Table Summary
The July 4 1918 report from the Weather Bureau details fair conditions for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with warnings of a tropical disturbance inland toward southern Mississippi bringing heavy rains but decreasing intensity. It notes general rain over Georgia Florida and surrounding states, no significant precipitation elsewhere, and a forecast of showers Friday into Saturday in the South with warmer temperatures by weekend. It includes temperature readings from midnight to 6 pm and a rainfall trace of 0.0 inches to 0.01, humidity around 84 percent, sunshine hours about 4.1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Monty
Minaleippi
Georgia
Florida
Heigalf
Texas
North Dakota
New Mexico
Toran
Etrects
Tennessee
East Gulf States
The
Michasippi [Iver
OH Ga
Falim
Powetble
Public utilities hearings ease delays and NRA opens range
Cooperation between experts of the public utilities commission and Potomac Electric Power Company accelerates hearings on valuations at the District building. The National Rifle Association opens a basement range at Eastern Market with free rifle use and 25 cent service fee to fund maintenance. Martin McGrory oversees the range with regular club assignments starting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Potomac Electric Power Company
Utiities Commission
Lompany
Distrelet
Eta
The
Utility Commission
Eengi
Plcksbury
Barbour
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Potomac Company
Railway Company
National Rifle Association
Eastern Market
Martin McGrory
Marine Barracks
Licenses to Wed Names and Ages Listed in Notice
A marriage licensing notice lists Paul L Hughes 22 of Wilmington Delaware and Marjerie Ho Wrle 19 of Washington with minister Rev Tudley Joseph No Frye. Grace C Smith 28 with Rev L M Chambers. John P Thomas 30 of Pomonkey Maryland and Syd ney Browner 25 of Todlay Head Maryland with Rev C D Weedon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Hughes
Wilmington
Del
Marjerie Ho Wrle
Washington
G. F Tudley Joseph No Frye
Grace C. Smith
L M Chambers
John P. Thomas
Pomonkey
Sydney Browner
Todlay Head
C.D. Weedon
No Ship Bill Filibuster Denied by Republican Leader
J H Gallinger, chairman of the Republican Conference, denies a Washington Post report that Republicans threatened a filibuster on the shipping bill. He says no conference was called and no threat exists. He argues if taken up, the bill would be debated lengthily to inform the public, not to block passage, and the minority will also scrutinize appropriations to speed adjournment if needed. July 6, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Senate
J. H Gallinger
Republican Conference
Birth Announcements: Several Newborns Named in Local Notices
Birth notices list William McK Wade and Mae Wade with a girl, Robert McGauley and Irene McGauley with a girl, Edward Hall and Suster Hall with a girl, William Filgenberg and Anna Filgenberg with a girl, George Glaes and Mary Glaes with a girl, Charles McBarrieu and Margeret McBarrieu with a girl, Andrew Acton and Mary Acton with a boy, Theodore Willian and Martha Willian with a girl, Joseph Neal and Florence Neal with a boy, Barry Marts and Sarah Marts with a boy, Thomas Epps and Daye Epps with a girl, and other pairs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T
Mattie L Warring
Wiliam McK
Mae E. Wade
Robert R
Irene K. McGauley
Michael
Lillian Knean
Edward F
Suster Hall
William
Anna Filgenberg
George L
Mary L. Glaes
Charles R
Margeret McBarrieu
Andrew L
Mary R. Acton
Box Theodore
Martha Willian
Charlen
Eleghetta Rowe
Lms
Joseph P
Florence
Neal Boy
Barry J
Sarah J. Marts
Thoman T
Datay Epps
Deaths Reported In City Obituary List
Frederick A Thompson 82 of 2250 Fort NW Memorial McQueeney 2 years of age 480 RoI Ave NW Peyton Kennedy 60 of 108 Fat Ow Innes Webb 46 Providence Hospital Philip Vogel 97 ROG Ala Ave NE Clarence Walker 24 near Potomac River Crainbridge John Maley A Srs 1025 Jackson Street George M Dorsey BA Kost aw William H Munson 85 2715 Pont Ave Wilbur Wri Trey 4201 Kerk Florence L Herfurth months at Hates Philip Gizzi 2 months 1102 Bath Ave SE Infant of Joseph and Julia Sullivan 6 days Columbia Hospital Infant of Edward and May Howard 1 day 488 Carew Clery Cole 86 3d and H rtse James Peach 7% near Washington Any Hosp Genie Allen 88 near Wash Axl Portia Jackson lyr 617 Harry Pl NW Robert Campbell 30 yre Gort Hospital Insane Masney 29 years Homeopathic Hospital Walter Mo Matthews 27 years 818 28d St NW Bedwerk Neal 4 days W118 Ga Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Thompson
Fort
Tmory A. McQueeney
Roi Ave
Peyton H. Kennedy
Innes Webb
Providence Hospital
Philip Vogel
Ala
Ctrence H.walker
Potomac River
Crainbridge
John Maley A Srs
Jackeon
George M Dorsey
William H. Munson
Wilbur Wri
Florence
Herfurth
Philip Gizzi
Joseph
Julia Sullivan
Columina Hospital
Edward
May Howard
Clery Cole
James Peach
Genie Allen
Few
Axl
Portia
Jackedn
Lyr
Harry
Robert Campbell
Rather Masney
Homeopathic Hospital
Walter Mo Matthews
William Snowden
Yor
Bedwerk Neal
Evening Band Concert at Soldiers Home and Judiciary Square
At 6 30 PM the United States Soldiers Home Band conducted by John 8 M Zimmermann presented a program including Boots and Saddl Zamrontk Overture Mill on the CL For All Eternity Mascheroni Romeo and Juliet Gounod Foxtrot Honeybunch Von Tilzer Idyl pastoral The Nodding Tulip Trinkhaus Wales hesitation Valse Elpine All Aboard for Chinatown Star-Spangled Banner At 7 40 PM at Judiciary Square the Engineer Hand led by Frank J Weber played Swedish Fest Perfect Overture Ronantique Kelar Ada Moedley Hawaiian Songs Lake Ballet Fuwht of the Birds I Hear You Calling Me Verdi Belection Sybil Taeoh Popular melodies Remick's Hita Lampe Ragtime travesty Lucys Bextet The Star-Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Soldiers Home Band
John
M. Zimmermann
Relasigger
de Boven Belection
Valse Elpine’ Baxter
Chinatown
Brookhouss
Orl
Judiciary Square
Hand
Frank J. Weber
Nantique
Kelar-Ada Moedley
Lake
Cornat
Vees Marshall Gema
Sybil
Taeoh
Remick
Lampe
Lucy
Bextet” Asford
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Ecuador
Panama
Panama Hat Company
New York
United States
Seazer
Anheuser-Busch
Washington, D.C
New York Ave
Southern Drug Co
Newspaper
Arerive
Catalves
Byron S. Adams
Ghria
Ubrary
Express
Sinss Jug
D. J. Occonnell
Pa. Ave
Police
J H Rowland
Ninth Street
Ninth
E Atreats
Edward Dowd
Morone
W. S. Masterson
Stoneleigh Court
Fifteenth Street
A. J. Cummings
Chevy Chase
Cumbinge
Robert Bolton
Flynn
Jetreet
Ap A
Kain
Asheville
N.C
Tora A A
Abanta
Indiana
Memphis
Rey Rew
Omaha
Philages
Pitt
Portas
Salt Lane
Tale
Paul Bley
San F
Tampa Ayrneteld
Viekabur
I River Bulletin
Harpers Sors
Potomac
Balto
Oyster & Fish Depot
Crees
Tongee
J. Shera Montgomery
Lebanon Lodge
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Linthicum and Coady
Women’s National Democratic League
White House
Hts
William A. Callep
League
Middle West
Cullop
Wilson
Robert N. Harber
Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trade and Retail Merchants Association
United Confederate Veterans
Aesmaurge
Cat Harner
Edwin GC. Brandenburg
Wiliam
Cox Miron M Parker
Cuno H. Rudolph
John Joy Edson
CB. Howry
J. Bell
George Bennett Ashby
Harry Francia Cary
Southern Railway
Willliam J Ryan
Rigen National Bank
Paterson
N. J
Kallinosis Grotto
Chamber of Commerce
Frentano Building
Detroit
Supreme Council of the Order
George H. Emmons, Jr
Order of Hibernians
Phesaneake Beach
Joseph A. Daly
M. Raymond O'Meara
Robert J. Barrett
Patrick T. Morse
Michael B. Buckley
Michael Lynch
Daniel M. Hassett
Interior Department
Whison
Montana
Bend
Sheridan
Valley Hill
Blaine
Kinnear
Young Men of Cavalry Baptist Church
District Court News
Florence T. Plepee
Charles A
McCarthen
Charles N Snyder
Mars EB Cavanaugh
Lian Marcie Cavanaugh
Calvert Street
Connecticut Avenue
Rock Creek
Thatrict Supreme Court
Geary Johnann
C. J. Gockeler
J B Henderson
George P. Newton
Willam P. Lipscomb
Hugo Langer
Fourteenth Street
Lizzie Langer
Twelfth Street Northwest
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Rvory
Strasburger’s Family Shoe Store
7Th St. N. W
Joa. Strasburger Co
Senator Gaslinger
Bell
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Post Automobile
Mail 35c
Atlantic City
Pittsburgh
Richmond
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
National Electrical Supply Co
Record Auto Company
Mass
Irvin T Donohoe
14Th Streat
Columbia Auto Supply
Erving
Ostreete Ow
Sullivan Tire Company
Adame News
Siresta
Kerber & Ross
G Ste
Republic Motor Trucks
Tth
St. N. W.tel
Maxwell
O. B
Leary, JR
14Th St. N. W. Tel
North
Han
A. Hardt
Gen
Mgr
Hudson & Dodge
Wilcox & Vim Tet
Emersch & Dame
N. Ww
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