Hotel Greeters Open Convention In Washington
Five hundred hotel men and wives attended the fourteenth annual Greeters of America convention and Ladies Auxiliary meeting in Washington. Delegates arrived from about 100 cities for business sessions at the Raleigh and a supper dance in the Washington hotel where the Washington branch will receive the education cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeters of
America
Ladies Auxiliary
Willard
Auwla Ham
Transa Ness
eRcon
Wilard Arthur
Seymourston Chambe Commerce
Senate
Isaac Gans
Chamber
Many
Nulder
E Board of Trade
McKee
Washington Hotel Men's Association
Russel. Knepper
Wece Offenbachker
Conn
Oeel Reefers Committee of Welcome
William W. Gibson
John F. Edwards
Board of Governors
A. Chaster Brown
Raleigh
Washington
Charter No. 31
National Organizaton
PA Young
Charles H Peasee
Powhatan Aertel
Crade
Russell A Vonn
Washington Charter
Morgan Engli
Roger Creel
Jo. Edwards
Lafayetta
Hvelso M. Conn
Lineal Cheeters Ladies Auxilary
Elizabeth L. Jones
Mrpe
J. T. Pease
Jane W Williams
Board of
Lillian A. Schaffner
Myrtle Ww
Esther Mills
Clara Page
Margaret Burits
Troops Assigned for Coolidge Funeral Escort
Regular army units will march in formation for the funeral of Calvin Coolidge Jr. Troops from Camp Devens will escort the procession to Northampton and Plymouth. Third Cavalry to Plymouth and Fifth Infantry to Northampton. Gov. Cox and staff will attend Northampton services.
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Boston
Camp Devens
Northampton
Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Third Cavalry
Ludlow
Fifth Infantry
Channing H. Cox
Rites for Calvin Jr Here Burial in Vermont Today
Readings from Psalm 23 John 14 and Romans opened the service for Calvin Jr with unaccompanied singing by a Washington quartet. The president and Mrs Coolidge attended, teary at times as hymns and readings continued. The hearse moved past silent crowds to the special train bound for Northampton and Ludlow before interment in Plymouth. The funeral party included many government officials and Boy Scouts of America representatives delivered wreaths from local youth groups. The Washington to New York to Ludlow route outlined. The Coolidge funeral train carried the president and family to Philadelphia for burial.
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Washington Quartet
Mary Sherter Bowie
Richie McLean
J. F. M Bowie
Fred Hast
Riley
Tennyson
Dr. Pierce
Pierce Hyma
Pennsylvania Avenus
Union Station
Robert Fulton
Lewis Paulin
Washington Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts of America
Calvin
Northampton
Christian Mont
Wilmer Robertson
Boys’ Chamber of Commerce
Petersburg
Washington
New York
Kenneth B. Wells
Eewardia Congregational Church
Ludlow
Plymouth
Metor
William M. Butler
Coolidge
John
Hughes
Weeks
Stone
New
Navy
Wilbur
Interior
Wallace
Davis
Frank W Stearns
C. Bascom Slemp
E. T. Clark
Adolphus Andrews
C. O. Sherrill
J Buller Wright
L. C Palmer
O. N. Solbert
J. F Coupal
J. T. Boone
Jason Noble Pierce
Funeral Train Carries Coolidge Family to Vermont
Crowds lined the tracks as a special Baltimore to Vermont funeral train bearing President Coolidge's son arrived. The coffin rested on a bier in a rear compartment of the last car, guarded by two marines and illuminated by lights and flowers.
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Coolidge
Baltimore
A. P
President Coolidge
Vermont
Case Beyond Medicine's Power Specialist Says
Philadelphia July 9. Dr John A Kolmer says Calvn Coolidge Jr could not be saved by medicine. He notes the youth was treated promptly but faced a virulent infection unbeat able by current medical knowledge. Despite every known measure, the case outpaced treatment and relied on the child’s constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
John A. Kolmer
Washington
Kolmer
Graduate School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
Comhart
Bathing Beauties to Vie at Hecht Store Outing
A bathing beauty contest tops the annual Employer Association of the Hecht Company outing at Chesapeake Beach. More than 1,000 spectators expected. events include high jump, sprints, tug of war, cracker eating, wheelbarrow and grass hopper races. Photo call set for 3 30 on casino lawn. officers and committees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecht Company
Chesapeake Beach
Paul Eklund
Nina Fickling
Bessie Buck
Matilda Butler
Samuel Crown
John Tallentire
Charles Redhead
Effie Redhead
Louise Baker
Carlena Walker
Northampton Prepares Funeral for Calvin Coolidge Jr
Northampton Mass readies two hour shutdowns as President Coolidge’s son Calvin Jr. lies in state. The church service at Edwards Congregational will honor the boy born here and raised among locals. The body arrives by funeral train with state police escort and many dignitaries in attendance.
Ad Club Here Sends Message of Sympathy
The Advertising club of Washing ton sent a condolence message to President and Mrs Coolidge. Maurice H Kafka, president, signed the note expressing the nation’s sympathy and wishing strength from loyal friends and admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Club
Advertising Club of
Washington
Financial Statements Report of Condition of United States Savings Bank
United States Savings Bank of Washington DC files a dated condition report as of June 30 1924 with detailed assets and liabilities. Loans and discounts totals 2 456 184 58 including overdrafts and secured items. cash vault deposits and next items listed. total assets and deposits broken down by demand and time deposits, notes, and capital. Directors and officers sign, with notary and witnesses confirming accuracy.
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United States Savings Bank
Washington, D. C
Thie Bank
Tocke
Securi- Sot
United States
wteaTha Tip Eita
Continental Trust Company
Mimgion
Columbia Corlese
Busineen Inne
Isrounta
Cndoraenen
Thee Bank
Stabil
Thie Beak
Thin Bank
Lawful Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Heme
Federal Regerrs Bank
Coller
Brate
Tata
Ireme
Cherka
Federal Resorts Bank
Hank
Denke Pankera
Denke Pankera and Trust
Bank dePaatts
Ree Saepeed Depoalta Iothér Bank
District of Columbia
City of Washington
Ae Jl
William BR. Baum
Cashier
Aay
Beal Sulbrander
National Banke
Ameer
Bancoes
Ceseree
Crarles W. Warden
Bali
Charles W. Warden
Caskiar
J. Parkinaos Narney
Funeral plans set as Vermont grandfather guides services
Plymouth Vermont July 9 A Vermont burial tale centers on Calvin Coelidee whose grandfather the president’s relative directs family rites. A mourning party from Washington will attend services in Northampton and return for a White House season with Mrs Coolidge and the President. The burial spot chosen at the cemetery’s second terrace honors the family and national figures with guards and escorts from state and federal troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Otomorrow
Flelda
Gay Wow Stickney
Luchew
Northampton
Mra Coolidge Wastington O Pask
White House
United States Cava'ry
Camp Devens
Mass
Box Srouta
Rutland
Ca’vin
Slopick
Mrs. Coolidge
Young John
Washington Post Insurance Protection
EF Olmerthers
All Washington Pauses For Funeral Services
Washington observed a two minute silence at 4 PM for Calvin Coolidge Jr as the city paused in shops homes and at the Tidal Basin. Government departments closed around 8 PM by discretionary choice of department heads with no official order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Ball Park
Ball Rent Act Appeal Expedited by Writ of Error
Opponents of the Ball rent act and rent commission saved about a year by using a writ of error in a landlord tenant case. The dispute centers on whether a housing emergency exists, with municipal court judges Meehan and Mattingly issuing opposing rulings. Frances F Peck seeks possession of her property at 211 and Zila Morgan streets northwest with Attorney Louis Ottenberg representing her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rent Commission
Court of Appeals
District Supreme Court
Tts
Appellate Court
Meehan
Mattingly
Man Shoots Himself in Hand at Lincoln Heights
James Washington a 39 year old colored man of Lincoln Heights accidentally shot his hand yesterday while handling a revolver. He was taken to Casualty Hospital and treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Washington
Lincoln Heights
Father and Son Paralyzed by Stroke in Virginia Visit
David Blakey, age 11, of Fifteenth Street Southeast, while visiting his father in Charlottesville, Virginia, reportedly suffered a stroke of paralysis on Tuesday night. His father, Mr. Davis Blakey, remained at his bedside as his condition was learning yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Blakey
Fifteenth Street
Charlottesville
Davis Blakey
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Fficara
W. E. Difenbacher
Chicago
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San Diego
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Ralph E. Wood
Houston
Tex
Fred BM. Brown
Vancouver
Canada
W. Savage
Mobile
Ala
Harry Secofield
Denver
Soip
Dudley Keith
A. C
Washington Post
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WHITE
HOUSE
Calvin, JR
Underwood & Underwood
Arthur St. Whitcomb
Marine Band
Hecht Store
Fifteenth
K Streets
W. H. West Company
William L. F. King
Edward G. Perry
15Th Street
Jollys
Emily
Edwards Congregational Church
Richard B. Pierce
Boy Scouts
Kenneth B Welles
State Constabulary
Banides
Coolldge
Goodhue
W. M. Irvine
Mercersburg Academy
Cit
William RB
Delabhmdtt
William R. Delashmutt
Thomas B. Putty
Wade H. Cooper
Wilbur H. Ebfp
Oscar Baum
R. Ol, Taylor
WMT
Davie
W. EL G. Penny
Chas. A. Goldsmith
R.A. Dore
WM. B. Delashmutt
Dean Com Dee
Bey
Mount Vernon Savings Bank
Wasebringstone
Syosen
Leane
Ash
Yeult
Ameunt Doe
Nettema
Ameuit
Fiee
Bankers and Trust
Federal Reserve Pank
Ranerting
Tatas
BEL
Boe
Ross
Barehive
BALL
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