Peed Now In Hospital After Virginia Assault Claim
Horace L. Peed of Foneswood is in emergency care claiming a fractured skull after a fatal attack on William A. Cavanaugh on a lonely road near Foneswood Virginia. Doctors report wounds superficial and Peed will be returned to Foneswood under bond in a few days as authorities pursue the murder case involving local high school student Miss Mittle Carpenter and other victims.
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Cavanaugh
Virginia
William A. Cavanaugh
Foneswood
Horace L. Peed
Cavenaugh
Teed
Westmoreland
Dec. Baker
Robert Carter
Livjimg
Vasanaugh
Stiss Mittle Carpenter
Miss Carpenter
Hang Spies at the Monument Urges Public Executions
A Wesley Chapel sermon on Make America Safe calls for hanging spies publicly on the Monument grounds. Rev Dr. D. H. Martin urges extreme measures against alien enemies and German spies, and says traitors should be executed to deter others, with Washington as a current arena for action.
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D. H. Martin
America
Wesley Chapel
District of Columbia
United States
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Washington
Natron
VETO ON TRIPS TO FRANCE FOR WIVES AND RELATIVES
The War Department plans to ask the State Department to bar travel for wives and other female relatives of officers and soldiers to France as Pershing expedition forces cross the sea. The measure aims to prevent camp followers and reduce civilian demand on scarce Allied food, reflecting military concerns about logistics and security. The move would also affect National Guard and draft forces, underscoring the broader policy.
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War Department
State Department
Pasaperta
Srone
Pershing
France
National Guard
Department
Newlands Votes to End Wet Evil in Prohibition Row
Senator Newlands of Nevada breaks with prior stance to back the Smoot amendment directing the President to seize and compensate for the distillery stock held in bond. He cites equities of alcohol producers under law and says he now supports extreme measures to curb the broader prohibition problem.
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Newlands
Nevada
Senate
Mr. Newlands
Utah
Pastor urges war cry in sermon at Second Baptist
The Rev. Howard I. Stewart at Second Baptist Church on Fourth Street and Virginia Avenue Southeast urged a great war cry to win the present war. He cited biblical and historical war cries such as The Sword of the Lord and of Gideon and Sault Has Slain His Thousands and David His Tens of Thousands to rouse America.
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Second Baptist Church
Fourth Street
Virginia Avenue
Howard I. Stewart
Lord
Gideon
Sault
David
America
Red Cross to establish trade institute for crippled soldiers
An American Red Cross project in New York City will create a school to train crippled soldiers and sailors in trades for self-support. Modeled on European institutions, the effort begins with Jeremiah Milbank donating a building a $50 000 fund and a guarantee to cover an investigating commission. A broader fundraising campaign is expected soon.
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New York City
American Red Cross
England
France
Canada
Jeremiah Milbank
New York
Raid Nets 2000 Gamblers In New Jersey Resorts
New York detectives and Hudson county officers raided New Jersey gambling dens across from New York City. Assistant Prosecutor McCarthy led the operation gathering more than 2,000 gamblers. Five proprietors were arrested with heavy bail while many bettors were released.
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New York
New Jersey
Hudson County
New York City
McCarthy
Discuss War Vestments At Gonzaga Hall
At St. Aloysius Church Gonzaga hall a meeting of all women’s societies planned vestments for Catholic priests and chaplains in the army and navy. Rev. Louis J. O’Hern urged registration for the Catholic War Relief Committee and booths will operate at churches tonight Tuesday and Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. A census of Catholic men in the armed forces was announced.
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Army
Navy
St. Aloysius’ Church
Gonzaga Hall
Louis J. O'Hern
Catholic War Relief Committee
Ensign’s Mother Gas Victim Defies Odds at Emergency Hospital
Elizabeth Lavender, found unconscious from illuminating gas at 1326 Massachusetts Avenue NW, shows good recovery potential per Emergency Hospital doctors. Wife of Fleming I Lavender attorney, her son Lowndes Lavender is an ensign in the navy stationed at Newport News Virginia, whom she planned to visit today.
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Elizabeth Lavender
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
Secretary Daniels Announces Cablegram Address Change
Secretary Daniels announced that private cablegrams to officers and men at sea will use the cable address UANAVFORCE, London with the addressee’s name. The ship or station name is omitted and the rank is included when there is possible confusion with others of the same name.
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Daniels
Uanavforce
London
Shin
Police Board Election and City Hall Links to Traffic Rules
The city council and board of aldermen may hold a joint session tomorrow to name a successor to Police Commissioner Knight and to pursue a traffic ordinance. At last meeting the aldermen cut a key section of the bill, and the measure stalled. In other items, arrests followed a disorderly house raid, a soldier was reportedly assaulted and rescued by soldiers, and new officers were installed in Mount Vernon Council No. 1, Daughters of America. Funeral services were held for Earl Trimyer. other notices cover real estate purchases, court terms, and funeral plans.
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Comrades
Ashington
POST
King Street
Alexandria
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Rfi, Knight
Knight
Board of “Aldermen
Jacob Brill
Mount Vernon
Daughters of America
James H Mansfield
John Clapdore
Mary Beach
Mattie Turner
Nettie Coffin
S. A. Forrest
George Wells
James H. Mansfield
Mary Ticet
Annie Davis
John Allen
J. H. Mansfield
Naide Sentinel
Fannie Finnel
Outside Sentinel
Hawaiians Eager to Serve in War
Three thousand Hawaiian militiamen urge immediate call to federal service. Delegates and officials debate wartime mobilization and impact on sugar and rice crops, while Hawaii pressures the War Department for active duty and full national obligation.
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Hawaii
Kalanianaole
War Department
Tole
Territorial Food Commission
Territorial
Adjt
Johnson
National Guard
Hawai
Bread for 5 Cents a Pound in New York
An investigation of neighborhood bakeries shows the 168 ounce loaf selling for 5 cents in New York City. Prices range from 5 to 15 cents with weights from 7 to 14 ounces. Retail bread varies widely and some bakers mix corn with wheat flour. About 15 percent of bakers use mixed flours to cut costs.
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New York City
Food Administration
De La Grange Praises Airmen In War Effort
Captain Amaury de la Grange of the French mission lauds airmen as the army’s eyes in World War I. He describes low altitude reconnaissance over trenches, high altitude photography, directing artillery, and raids on railroads and depots behind enemy lines. He notes the need for specialized aircraft for each role and praises the one man scout as the elite of the air corps.
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Amaury de la Grange
Flying Corps
Home Defense Coordination Plan Presented to War Department
The national committee of patriotic and defense societies proposes a unified plan for home defense nationwide. It urged Secretary Baker to detail an army officer to study the home defense situation and coordinate scattered forces into a closely working body. Lists of state home defense units and commanders are being gathered for War Department follow up.
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National Committee of Patriotic and Defense Societies
War Department
State Councils of Defense
Baker
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Forecast Fragment
Weather Bureau forecast for District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia predicts partly cloudy conditions with showers possible Monday in New York and New England and along the Carolina coast. Winds gentle to moderate northeast becoming variable. high temperatures inland near 116 in the West. cooler conditions east of the Mississippi. Data includes sun rise at 4 49, high tides 11 85, low tides 5 50 and rainfall 6 remainders from the old report.
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Tl. S. Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington, D.C
District of Columbie
Maryland
Virginia
Tuesay Fair
New England
Northwest
North Pacificoast
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic Coast
Lower Lake Region
Mississippi
Louisiana
Missouri Valleys
Colorado
Mississippi River
Needies
Cal
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
New Yor
Carolina
Indiana
Ohio
Misaiasippi River
Shaffer's Floral Emblema Boosts Effectiveness and Beauty
Shaffer's Floral Emblema advertises improved effectiveness and beauty with prompt service at 900 14th, M zone. Prices are highlighted with emphasis on value and quick delivery.
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Shaffer
Big Rally Opens Artillery Week at Vermont Ave Church
A rally at Vermont Avenue Christian Church ushers in Artillery Week with Dr Earle Wilfley presenting slides of European battlefields followed by reels of newly released war pictures. The event promotes enlistment for coast and field artillery with posters urging service, and gates at 1341 and 4223 F streets will stay open day and night. No tickets required.
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Vermont Avenue
Europe
Town
Coast Artillery
F Street
Field Artillery
France
Sylvan Theater
City Briefs Span Red Cross Ties and Local Clubs
Misa Lol Fuller arrives in Washington to discuss closer Roumanian American Red Cross cooperation with officials. Felix Garziglia hosts Arts Club piano program. Washington Elks plan Home Defense Rifle Company meeting at Blka Club Wednesday night. Fifteen New York Avenue Presbyterian servicemen receive bound New Testament gifts. two are in France. Congress Heights Public Improvement Association meets at Loefler's Hotel at 7 30 this evening.
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Misa Lol Fuller
Queen Marie of
Roumania
Red Cross
Washington
Red Cros
Felix Garziglia
New York
Home Defense League of Washington
Washington Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Home Defense Rifle Company
Blka’ Club
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
France
Congress Heights Public Improvement Association
Loefler’s Hotel
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Providence U Hospital
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City Engineer's Office
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Wilkinson
Roland, Rowlett and Snelling
Prince Street
Earl H. Trimyer
Earl Hamilton Trimyer
Braddock
RE. V. Regester
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Order of Fraternal
Big Bull Line
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Boca Grande, Fla
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Royal Street
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North Fayette Street
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Army Wavy Marines
B. L. Gershanick
St. N. W
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Muddiman
Washington Post
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Emerson & Orme
L. L. Perkins
Ritted States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Southers
Brown
Library Bureau
L. B
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Walcott
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