National Education Association backs $1 million HQ fund
Salt Lake City session votes to start a million dollar trust fund for permanent headquarters. Washington is favored for the secretary and custodian office. Superintendent William M Davidson of public schools praises the action and notes progress toward securing the fund and beginning building work. D W Springer of Ann Arbor is current secretary with headquarters there.
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William M. Davidson
Salt Lake City
National Educational Association
Washington
Thomas Bicknell
William M Davidson
D W Springer
Ann Arbor
Midh
Cottage City Carnival Opens July 19 With Mardi Gras Fun
The Cottage City Carnival in Cottage City Maryland features a Mardi Gras event on July 19 with prizes for afternoon and evening activities. Virginia and Maryland participants join a tournament. winners crowned at night as residents enjoy dances, amusements, athletic events, a feast for city children, and a bright electric illumination.
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Cottage City
Citizens’ Association
Virgina
Maryland
Beautiful Oak
Widow Is Heir of Allan Albert Will
The will of Allan Albert of the pen Ron office, dated June 2, bequeaths his entire estate to his widow Sarah Whert and son Frederick D Albert. The document, found on engraved stationery, was offered yesterday for probate at the Gettystag reunion, revealing the widow as heir and naming two sons.
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A. D. Albert
Allan
Albert
Gettystag
House of Representatives
Hs Vathie
Sarth
Frederick D
Poxt Want Adstere Freer Tose the flasified cohims
City bulletins note Poxt want adster free tose the classified ads amid concerns over fraud and chargebacks. Officials urge advertisers to verify listings and secure payment methods to protect against fake postings and misrepresented content.
Arlington memorial plan held up over specific appropriation
The Arlington memorial commission met to urge Congress to provide a specific 50 000 appropriation for the memorial amphitheater work. The panel named Carrera Hastlings to design plans, and authorized War Secretary to direct architects once funds are available. The commission includes War and Navy secretaries and veterans’ representatives.
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Arlington National Meters
Allington Memoral Commission
Secrretary of War
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Rock Creek Park
Commission
Commisson
Fine Arts Commission
Secretary of War
Pain's Fall of Pompeii Triumphs in Open-Air Spectacle
The Last Days of Pompeii will be shown at the circus grounds starting Monday night. A dazzling pyrotechnic display accompanies hundreds of performers on a five acre stage with towering Vesuvius and grand scenery. The production promises new effects and a lengthy fireworks finale each night.
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Pompeii
Circus
Ace
Mount Vesuvius
Gay at Camp Good Will
190 guests at Camp Good Will enjoy a day of swimming pool games and group excursions to the zoo and rock climbing. In the afternoon activities include baby care at the camp hospital for under two year olds and a home like setting for colored mothers and children.
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Camp Good Will
Zoo
Camp Pleasant
Freedom Makes Her Toilet On Capitol Dome
The famous Capitol dome figure Freedom is scrubbed by workmen who wash her face and figure with soap and brushes. Her seven platinum headdress tips are damaged and will be replaced with a $700 update to restore the crown and protect her from the weather.
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Freedom
Capitol
Castile
the Capitol
Road improvements lift property values along country routes
The Department of Agriculture issued a bulletin noting that improved public roads boost farm values and equalize transportation costs. A study by the Office of Public Roads is examining the economic impact, with early findings suggesting increased farm value in areas near road projects.
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Office of Public Roads
Wife seeks alimony in cruelty suit against husband
Charles Russell Peeree faces a cruelty complaint from his wife Mary Peeree who alleges she threw things, bit and scratched him and trusted fortune teller tales. Justice Anderson ordered a formal alimony hearing as the case proceeds, with disposition pending.
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Charles Russell Peeree
Peeree
Onde
Brunette Monten
Anderson
Kineda K. Peer
Summer advertising Builds Prestige For Fall Business
The text urges continued advertising in the summer to meet constant demand for food clothing and amusement and to build prestige that yields fruit in the fall. It emphasizes spending money to satisfy wants and keeping ads active through summer for ongoing business and long term benefit.
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Mr. Merchant
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