Col Frank L Denny Marine officer dies after fall at home
Col Frank L Denny UMC retired after a 33 year Marine career dies from a fall at his 1913 Massachusetts Ave NW home around 1:30 AM He toppled from the second floor likely due to vertigo and struck a marble table He is survived by his wife and daughter and will receive full military funeral honors in Washington DC Col Denny commanded Marines at Alexandria in 1884 and received commendation from Lord Beresford His death follows a life of service with postings worldwide and real estate work after retirement.
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Frank Lee Denny
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
Nevitt
Col Denny
Esther Denny
Miss Denny
M. F. Cuthbert
Col. Denny
Ilnaas
Cal. Denny
Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Els
Thowa
Vincannes
Ind
Lieut
Denny
Col
Corps
Alexandria
Beyot
Great Britain
France
Lord Charles Bereaford
Panama
Sénator Beveridge
United States Marine Corps
Indiana
Real Hetate Trust Company
Army and Navy
Metropolitan
Chavy Chase
Cal. Denny Ia
Innes Palmer
Misa Hather Denny
Slates
Weat
Funares
Massachusetts Avenue
Funeral cortege to Arlington Private Intervent in Northwest
Regular army and Marine corps troops in the city will march in the funeral procession from the radidénte to Arlington Cemetery tomorrow morning at 16 a g leaks. The Arlington ceremony will be private. The Rev Ernest Smith of St Margaritia Protestant Episcopal Church will conduct services.
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Army
Marine Corps
Arlington Cemetery
Arlington
Ernest Smith
St. Margaritia Protaptant Episcopal Church
Business plea outlines Sherman act and anti trust scope
The document argues for a business commission with broad investigative powers under the Sherman and Clayton acts. It cautions against excessive regulation, notes annual reporting burdens, and discusses how certain provisions could affect competition. Named figures and a delegation are listed.
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Commission
Association
Seption 7
Too Wing
John V. Farwell
Mr. Barney
Thomas Grefch
I. A. Goddard
J. Pinte
Cornelius Lynde, Jr
W. Shaw
Hera Warner
W. ©. Claw
Joseph H. Defrera
Greece Pays For Ships Idaho And Mississippi
Greece officially added two battleships to its navy after a $12,895,276.98 payment to the U S Navy Department via Riggs National Bank. The transfer follows a June agreement and names the vessels Idaho and Mississippi for Greek service, with construction overseen by Frederick S Garber and Newport News Shipbuilding.
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National Bank
Gantlett
Daniele
Eatin
Hart shoots wife then poisons self in Hyattaville suburb
Special report details George Hart who, after threatening his wife and firing on constable Garrison with risk of his life, fled to a Berwyn area farm. Hart swallowed poison in a jealous rage as he confessed planning his own death, was captured, treated at Emergency Hospital, and later imprisoned. A note addressed to the public indicated remorse and funeral arrangements with Berwyn burial wishes.
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Washington
Hyattoviils
Mil
Pennsylvania
Thomas
H.-.gerriaon
O. A. Greager
Maryland
Regigren
Hyattaville
Olaf C.-lort
Dahl
Garrison
Tyee Korn
Hart
N. G. Dudrow
Dier- Korn
William Barry
Mintock
Harry
Aine
Barry
Matt
Dierkorn
Paris
Hmerigency Hospital
Garrizon
Berwin
Frank Hart
Asia 2
Mmeek
Tax receipts near eighty million totals in six days
The Treasury reports close to 93,103,681.45 in six days, with July first to six day collections showing income and corporate tax intake. Secretary McAdoo notes expected payments of 5,600 additions before July 16 when penalties apply for unpaid assessments. Individual income tax receipts reached a reported 6 percent, with total corporate and income taxes at 71,296,186.18 by mid June. Also listed are applicants for liquor house transfers: Charles H. Clark, James B. McDonnell, Robert Gowen, and Peter J. Lynagh, with addresses in northwest and southwest Washington.
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McAdoo
T Corporation
Gxelae
Aid
Nquor
Dave Beer
Charles H. Clark
Reuth
Seventh Street
James’ B. McDonnell
Wighth
Atrest
Tamer
Gowen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Peter J. Lynagh
Thirg .Strest- Meivveak
Warburg Controversy Overshadows Nomination Debates
President presses for confirmation of Warburg and Meners amid Senate objections over private cloakroom talks. Warburg declines to appear before the banking committee, provoking charges of affront and signaling possible delays in confirmation. Senate inquiry aims to gather fuller information while White House signals support for both nominees.
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Tine Teken
Renate
Pon
Méners
Ones
Warburg
Senate
White House
Jones
Hitch
Brean
Committee On Banking and
Quirney
Jonas
Chicago
Harding
Alabama
Miller
Hamlin
Fadera Reserve Board
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Friends of
Mr. Warburg
Nomination of Morrie for Swedish minister approved
Chicago business figure Nelson Morrie won Senate foreign relations committee approval for the post of Minister to Sweden despite threats of opposition. Morrie, named as a defendant in government suit against Chicago meat packers, faced potential dissent that ultimately did not materialize.
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Sweden
Ita
Nelson Morrie
Chicago
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Morrid
Chicago Def Packers
Japanese protest over immigration limits challenges treaty
The 1911 treaty with Japan and its honor clause face renewed friction as Japan protests proposed Japanese exclusion bills in Congress. Commissioner Caminetti voices strong opposition to further immigration restrictions, while the State Department scrambles to interpret Tokyo’s demand and the delicate “gentlemen’s agreement” amid rising Pacific coast Japanese populations.
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Italy
Caty
Tania
United States
Commissioner” of Immigration
Congress
Hayes
Haker
California
Fuate Department
Thin Sension
Eat
Japan
Pacific
Caminetti
Secretary of States
Agme
Hunt Slayer in Hills Accused of Kidnapping Girl
Special to The Washington Post reports a manhunt in Russetl country for Dr J W Worth after he abducted Louise Harris 15, and shot Constable Ball who tried to arrest him. Worth fled toward the mountains as searchers close in. Authorities fear vigilant action if captured. Norman Hodges, 15, injured by a policeman during the chase.
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Laurie Harris
Constable Ball
Washington Post
Honaker
J. W. Worth
William Ball
Constante
Louise Harris
Warren Harris
Geld
Werth
Louise
Worth
Harris
Iit
John Honaker
Heneker
Conatetdls Ball
Sant Tack
Weed
Shan
Incomplete OCR Note
Fragmentary OCR text appears to recount a dated social scene with references to Luncheon Rockefeller and a late evening routine. The passage mentions an automobile incident and a wakeful night, but lacks coherent events or clear subjects suitable for a fuller summary.
Call Ends in Controversy as Johnson Moran Fight Seen as Foul
Eye witnesses from Paris to New York report the Johnson Moran bout did not end in a throw but a contested foul in round seven. Moran’s camp and bystanders claim a foul altercation sparked near-riot fury, while Johnson supporters insist no fixed outcome.
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Johnson
Willard
Washington Post
New York
Iriven
Robert Hilliard
Hilliard
Johnson- Moran
Kea
Moran
Diplomats Named to New Embassies and Legations
President nominates George L. Lorillard to be secretary of the new Buenos Aires embassy. Sheldon L. Crosby named secretary of legation and consul general at Madrid. Hugh B. Wilson to serve as secretary of legation at Guatemala and Buenos Aires. Robert B. Davis named secretary of legation at Port au Prince. William P. Cresson appointed secretary of legation at Quito. Oscar J. Milmore assigned to Asuncion and H F Schoenfeld to Montevideo in Paraguay and Uruguay posts.
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G. L. Lorrillard
Buenos Aires
George L. Lorillard
Newport
Regation
Sheldon L. Crosby
New York City
Legation
Bangkok
Madrid
Hugh BR. Wilson
Brandon
Guate-mala
Robert B. da Jvis
Petersburg
Port Au Prince
Haiti
William P. Cresson
Nevada
Quito
Panama
Oscar JL. Milmore
District of Columbia
Asuncion
Paraguay
H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld
Dister of Columbia
Uruguay
Monteviedo
Policemen May Ride Free Under Reinstated Plan
The O Leary subcommittee backed the Kahn bill to restore free rides for police and firemen on railways, requiring badge or uniform identification. Railways objected but districts had halted the benefit for lack of legal basis, with officials favoring District provision over railway funding.
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O'Leary
House District Committee
Kahn
Auto Jetter Falls 300 Feet Into Rock Creek Park
Early morning crash on Park Road near Twentieth Street sends waiter and chauffeur Jetter plunging down a 300 foot embankment into Rock Creek Park. Jetter escapes with a lacerated knee after the auto owned by George W. Jackson is demolished. He walks home and refuses medical aid.
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Waiter Jetter
Twentieth Stract
Park Road
Fetter
George W. Jackson
Seventeenth Street
Jetter
High Apend
Twen Heth Street
Rock Creek ‘Park
Rockefeller 75. keeps things moving on estate with guard vigilance
Special to The Washington Post from New York on July 4 reports John D. Rockefeller, aged 75, saying he feels 60, enjoys golf and work, and hopes to keep things moving for many years. Extra guards, dogs, and a signal system shield his Pontanico Hills estate amid radical agitation and limited family attendance.
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Washington
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Pontanico Hills
Cleveland
Anda
Europe
Mr. Rockefeller
Ritchie Disputes Welsh Decision After London Bout
Willie Ritchie says he would have won in the United States and savaged the judges as biased. He chased Freddie Welsh around the ring for long stretches and accused the referee of a questionable ruling. Welsh defends his strategy and notes he earned little from the match beyond the title while eyeing future music hall and writing plans.
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London
Ritchie
Washington Post
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
United States
Rugere Carr
Welsh
America
Ruehle
Great Britain
Husbands Can't Libel Wives Court Rules
Special to The Waatington Port Cincinnati Ohio July 3 A judge sustained a demurrer in a suit by Edith B Dines against her husband Jesse Ines and Allan Botsford holding that a husband cannot libel his wife. Mrs Dines claimed Dings was responsible for a publication in Botsford's paper reflecting on her.
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Waatington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jesse Ines
Edith B. Dines
Allan Botsford
Push
Excursions to Colonial Beach Reach Peak Season
Mid-summer brings peak activity at Colonial Beach with the St Johns steamer operating daily from the foot of Seventh Street at 9 a.m. and 2 30 p.m. on Saturdays except Mondays. The popular trips feature a fine cafe aboard the steamer and excellent shore dinners at the beach.
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St. Johns
Seventh Street
CAMP SITE DECISION EXPECTED FOR GUARD ENCAMPMENT
District Guardsmen await a decision from Brig. Gen. George H. Harris on where to encamp this August. A board of officers who inspected Colonial Beach and nearby sites sent their report to Louisville for final approval and telegraphic reply. Some still hope Virginia Beach will be chosen despite widespread doubt.
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Harties
Milittia
Colonial Beach
George H. Harries
Louisville
Virginia Beach
Celonlat Beach
Comrades Commended for Rescuing Drunken Sailor at Vera Cruz
Secretary Daniels issued letters of commendation to Morrie Wallace master-at-arms and William Carley boatswain’s mate for risking themselves to save a drunken sailor who climbed to a lookout on the battleship Virginia and prepared to dive. They restrained the man and brought him to the deck safely.
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Vera Cruz
Daniels
Daniela
Morrie Wallace
William Carley
Verdarm
Virginia
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Riggs National Bank
Morris
Honaker, Va
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Inney
Dr. Worth
Warnits
Fred
Ballie
Norman Hodges
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Fimerwency Hospital
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Pela
Dark Policemnatt
Lancheon
Tuncheon
Mrx
Alster
Hillard
Moran-John ‘Son
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Rock Creek Park
Pocantico Estate
Kneessi
Seventh St
Xander
Public Library
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