Jamestown Exposition Contest Ends as Winners Named
The Washington Post Jamestown Exposition contest closes with enthusiastic crowds and no bitterness among 100 prize contestants. Final results will be announced next Sunday morning after last ballots are counted. many subscribers gain trips to Jamestown and extra spending money.
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Jamestown
National Capital
Washington Post
Post
Poat
Exposition Department
Pallat
Uvpaesneene
Racs
Rolica
Fire Department
Soma Dark Horse
Tate Watch
Funeral for Charles E. Herbert Arranged This Afternoon
The funeral for Charles E Herbert will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at George W. Wise undertakers on M Street NW. Rev William J D Thomas of St Michael's Episcopal Church will officiate with private interment at Glenwood Cemetery. Herbert died July 2 in Columbia from alleged laudanum poisoning linked to domestic disputes. he is survived by his mother Mrs Samuel E Howards of 2215 Farrent NorthWest.
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Charles E Herbert
George W.wise
William J D Thomas
St Michael's Episcopal Church
Glen- Wood Cemetery
Herbert
Columbia
Thin City
Samuel E Howards
Farrent Northweat
Release of alleged robber suspect confuses investigators
John Sheylin, nicknamed Chicago Johnny, was freed in New York after a test by Detective Horne. He closely resembled the man followed to a shoe store where Hoscon Bangs was robbed of 1,052.20 and papers. Bangs and clerk Kaufman testified, but Sheylin was not identified as the culprit.
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John Sheylin
Allo
Chicago
Johnny
New York
Hoscon Bangs
Home Savings Bank
Horne
Snevlin
Thera
Shevlin
Mulberry Street
Bangs
Kaufman
Detentiva
Salt
Young Bans
National Bureau
Orooka
United States Treasury
Juvenile Wards Open Court Second Year Ceremony
The lawn behind the Macfarland mansion at 1818 F Street NW served as the open air venue for the Juvenile Court second year opening. Judge De Lacy presided as Chief Probation Officer Copp led an outdoor session on cleanliness and virtuous living.
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de Lacy
Gerttrude Darwin
W. J. Hickey
League
J. Fred Conrad
Beltimore
A S Burt
C F, Rougeon
Col
AS Wilder
Tessie Acker
Central Labor Union plans discipline amid open shop fight
At a meeting called for this evening the Central Labor Union declares discipline will target at least three allied trades for neutrality in the Building Trades Mechanics' Council campaign against the open shop in Washington. The focus centers on the bricklayers union amid a dispute with the Master Bricklayers Association over a sympathetic strike and orders to return to work.
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Central Labor Union
Building Trades Mechanics’ Council
Washington
Areamatters' Union
Beatherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners
Bricklayers’ Union
Beenuas
Yelala
Master Bricklayers’ Association
National Bricklayers
Untnn
Eurike
Loveless Foot Amputated After Washington Railway Wreck
Wilbur Loveless, injured in the Washington Arlington and Falls Church Railway wreck last Wednesday, had his left foot amputated at Georgetown University Hospital yesterday. His condition was reported improved last night. The motorman William Mock also improves and may avoid further surgery. Other victims are improving and may leave the hospital this week.
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Wilbur Loveless
Washington, Arlington, and
Falls Church
Georgetown University Hospital
Young Loveless
William Mock
Stafford improving as pastor plans abroad trip
Rev Dr D J Blafford of St Patrick's Church recovers from a serious illness at Providence Hospital and is improving daily. Dr Stafford remains at the hospital but hopes to be moved to Atlantic City soon if strength returns. The congregation raises a $2000 fund to send him abroad until fully recovered, with $800 already raised.
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Dr . Stafford
Stafford
Orto
Will Arraign Child Mother Anna Moutzi
Anna Moutzi aged eighteen faces Police Court arraignment on a charge of deserting her six month old baby. She was arrested Saturday after becoming hysterical and sent to the Homeopathic Hospital. Her condition improved yesterday.
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Anna Moutzi
Mrs Kemp Holds Brave Front After Police Chief Disappears
In Rockville Mrs J Arthur Kemp wife of the missing Rockville police chief declares she cannot judge whether to welcome him back. She believes he is dead but doubts his death was suicide, while authorities pursue a chorus girl linked to his actions and search property records and prison envelopes for missing funds.
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Saya
Lay Kemp
Kemp Wan
Meredith
Rockville
Atr. Kemp
Kemp
Remp
Kemps
Isa
Swicrde
Arthur Kemp
Guicide
Pennssylvania Avenue
Pimlico
Balmore
Se Loul
Phltadelphia
New York
Atiil
Edward Hesse
Policemans Protective Association
Police probe into Kemp bond and district losses
Investigations indicate a total defalcation may reach 15000 dollars with a last named gum and shortfall. A legal opinion suggests Kemp's 2000 bond could be used by the District to cover police department losses while ownership remains with the district. Rumors say domestic strife and penniless lifestyle affect Kemp and his wife, with serious quarrels reported in the Rockville home.
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Kemp
Rockville
Kemp Search in Baltimore Fails to Find Missing Clerk
Police believe J Arthur Kemp, alleged absconding clerk at Washington headquarters, would avoid Baltimore due to a wide circle of friends among local detectives. Special to The Washington Post. Baltimore July 7.
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Frands
Washington Post
Baltimore
J’ Arthur Kemp
Washington Police
Kemp
Beltimore
Washington
Church Gift Probable for Capitol Hill Pilgrims
Encouraging word from Church of the Pilgrims on Capitol Hill that a $40,000 donation from Eau Claire Wisconsin businessman Ingram may still be presented in honor of his late son. Delays arose over site and property transfer, with Pastor Frizzett returning from Eau Claire after petitions urged him not to withdraw the gift.
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Wisconsin
Church of the Pilgriis
Capitol HI
Ohf
Ingram
Eau Claire
Wis
FW. Frizzett
Washington
Capitol Ein
Frlatell
City Bulletins and Picnic News From Michigan Club
Nearly 100 members of the Michigan Local Club attended its annual picnic at Glen Echo Grounds with Agnew and Bishee in charge of arrangements. The semi monthly meeting will resume in October after a summer hiatus. Also includes local ads for Schneider's crab feasts, Lynn Haven Bay crabs, and various products and businesses with old time phrasing.
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Schneider's
Lynn Haven
T&t D
New Method
Michigan
Glen Echo
Agnew
Bishee
Giesa
Great Bear Spring Water Co
Furth
Daniel Doody
Capitol
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Howe & Herrmann
Wilton
Rattan
Previe Grass, &c
House & Herrmann
Atlantic & Pacific
Rosner
Ious
7Th and
Mass Ave, N. W
7Th and H Sts
N. E
7Th St. S W
Stuimph
Mass
Ave, N. W
Eadimuotey
Penners
Charles E. Herbert
Loveless
Yian
Mrs. Kemp
Biow
Health Department
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Potomac Electric Power Company
4Th Street N. W
Uneeda Biscuit
New Progress
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner Gateway
North Pacific Coast
St. Louis
PL. W
Northern Pacific Railway
Wnite
M. Cleladd
Paci
Mise
Floral Hill
Randle
W. Lee White & Sons
Washington Loan and Trust Blig
Minth and Fate
D. of C. Real Estate
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
F St NW
City Bulletins
St. C. A. Murciman & Co
Chicazo
Biges—Bitkins
T— Maerzen and
Sénate—brewery
Tob
Luis
Pettit & CO
Sampauanen
Capitol Au
Dupont Cire
UB Realty Company
Ofl
Jota
Villa Aitas
Sxpecta
Arenter
City
Be. Av. & Pa
Heurich’s
Dez Muerzen
Senate
Bate'ile
Mourich Brewing Co
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street NW
Goodyear Somrang
Strert
Meer
Washington Post Building
Tata
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
A.eberty
7Th St. N.W
Were Krowg
Fira Ee Ates Spree Fa Athes. Org
Prema Y
Lucas
IR. M. Brown
Sts
N. W
SALE
Cravenette
Este
Vigtor E. Adler
St. See
Castelberg's
Wahington
Jewelers
Opticians
Penna
Ave
Loa
Canana
Tosm
F Street N. W
Potomac Guarantee
F St. Nw
Atlantic
Beosmd
Fleer
Napgmen
Loane Og Plan
Life Insurance
At's Pet of
Citizens’ Loan & Trust CO
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