Forming a Regiment Officers Are Appointed
Major Ourand promoted to colonel and placed in command of the new First Regiment of Infantry. Lt Col Reichelderfer, Maj Ruth H Reichelderfer, Capt Cook, and Capt Weaver named for key posts. Washington militia officers reshuffled as the Second and Third Battalions transfer into the consolidated unit. Cadet corps veterans and staff listed. colonel Burton B Ross not chosen.
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Ourand
Retchel Serfer
Purton
Gem Harries L. M
Bret
Waa
Cal
Harries
Charles Hourand
Pimne Spector
Beieutenant
Luthor H Reichelderfer
Reichelderfer
Cook
Leroy W. Herren
Clarence A Weaver
Robert Cook
Orrand
Alfrek
Henry May
Lurton Rhosy
Walden Myer
Chindiln
Leros
Trispec
King
Tim T
Ington Light Infantry
Ordway
National Guard
Fort Riley, Kans
Maj. Robbins
Maj Robbing
Ike Col Durand
Burton B. Ross
Col Ross
Nottle
Washington Light Infantry
Col May
Washington High School Cadet Corps
Reichelderter
C. F Cook
EB. Edwards Wil
Maja
Porter House
Glendie Young
Oth
Gasoline Mixed With Water Ignites Italian Laborers
An explosion near Baldwin, Ohio, Injured nearly twenty Italian workers on railroad tracks. Two buckets of what were thought to be water contained gasoline, sparking a blast while a follow up attempt to douse flames with more “water” left several men severely burned, including Nicholas Roberts, Tony Roberts, and Tony Degarra in critical condition.
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Cincinnati
Otto
Baldwin
Ohio
Nicholas Roberts
Tony Roberts
Tony Degarra
Browne
Clinton Browne
Marrel
Gwen
Waitland
Maitland
Miss Darr
Dorchester Bay
East Maitland
Land
Darrow
Newport mayor to face charge of resisting federal officers
In Cincinnati on July 13 the contempt charge against Newport Kentucky Mayor Helmbold was dropped. The contempt case stemmed from his actions during the imprisonment of Caleb Powers in Newport Hall. The resisting officers charge will be pursued, and the mayor and two policemen will appear before a United States commissioner to answer.
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Newport
Cincinnati
Ohto
Helmbold
United States
Cochran
Caleb Powers
Tobey
Evan H Tucker a Northeast Washington real estate advocate
Evan H Tucker born in the city about forty years ago son of Samuel W Tucker and lifelong Washington native. He built a grocery business with his brother for twenty two years before shifting to real estate investments and leading the Northeast Washington Citizens Association as president for eleven terms. He helped push legislation on real estate assessment and supported public schools including Hastern High.
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Evan H. Tucker
Northeast
Washington
Tucker
Lucker
Citizens’ Association
No. 4
Washington Citizens’ Association
Committee of Congress
Houses of Congress
Hastern High
Uncle Sam
United States
District of Columbia
Capitol Building
United States Realty Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
The Darrow Enigma Episode in the Darkened Room
Dr Maitland narrates his and Darrow family physician's account of a gifted chemist and lover Maitland's obsession with Gwen Darrow. The tale moves through art gallery moments at Land's End and a laboratory discussion about memory, science, and sacrifice in pursuit of truth.
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John Darrow
Darrow
William T Richards
Maitland
Richards
Land's End
Cornwall
Miss Darrow
Community leader pursues cross street reform in city
A longtime resident and civic figure has championed legislation to shelve grade crossings and improve streets while opposing narrowing certain avenues. He credits his association’s success to committees and citizen support, with ties to Nations Peace Jubilee and the National Capital Centennial finance efforts. He has never sought office but has been named for municipal posts and remains a devoted Republican in civic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elso
Tucker
Board of Accessora
Board of Education
Sixty Outlaws Hanged in Korea by Japanese Order
A San Francisco report from July 13 describes a wholesale execution at Taiklu, Korea, where sixty men were hanged by order of the Japanese government after Korean soldiers captured and executed them. Outlaws had long rooked the area around Talkiu, prompting the extermination drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Taiklu
Fusan
Korea
E. F. Mcfarland
Talkiu
Churches To Control School In Southern Pines NC
Industrial Union of America meeting in West Indies and Canada votes to place the Southern Pines NC industrial school under the direction of seven denominations churches. It would assist principal Rev James M Henderson in raising a 500000 endowment to educate orphan and indigent negro children with domestic and mechanical training. Advisory board includes Methodist Episcopal Catholic African Methodist Episcopal and other denominations.
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Southern Pines
N. C
Poston
Industrial Union of America
West Indies
Canada
James M. Henderson
Freedmen's Aid Society elects officers and funds college
At the annual executive committee meeting of the Freedmen's Aid and Southern Educational Society, officers were re elected for the coming year. President is Bishop J M Walden of Cincinnati with other officers including Bishop Spellmeyer and L B Wileon. The committee authorized $16 000 for a new college building at Austin Texas and noted new school aid. Postmasters appointed include James Donaldson and Wade H Bates. National bank notes redeemed totaled $91 817 with government receipts from internal revenue of $870 763 and miscellaneous expenditures of $3 470 000.
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Freedmen's Aid and Southern Educational Society
Cincinnati
Ohio
The
Freedmen’s Aid and Southern Educational Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
J M Walden
Spellmeyer
L. B Wileon
Chattanooga
Tenn
RS. Rust
Jennings
Treasury
National Bank
FIVE HUNDRED DROWNED
A serialized tale excerpt recalls Maitland and Gwen Darrow in a social circle around John Darrow, with Browne and Herne watching a tense game of croquet on Darrow’s grounds. Maitland battles personal obsession, a potential scientific breakthrough, and the lure of Gwen as dark suspense unfolds.
Panama Canal Faces Delay Warned by Engineer Analyst
Special to The Washington Post notes Panama critic Garachati argues the canal's delay stems from disorganization and apathy. He calls for either army engineers taking control or broad civilian contracting, saying government building costs too much without outside help. He cites health officials as an exception and urges contract work in small sections to finish in twenty years.
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Western University
Farag
Theresa
Shorman
Orlot
Alngls
London ‘Times
Bresadersip
George Maitland
Toms
Cornell University
Washington Post
Baltimore
Carachati
South Americ
Central America
Panama
Gscasses 5
Panama Canal
Canal Commission
Canal
Japan
Jagr
Atlanta
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Durand
Wash
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Malund
Tyndall
Lake Geneva
Gwen Darrow
Sizty
Bishop Walden
Pennsylvania
Tuna
James Donaldson
Virginia—McHenry
McHenry Dickinson
Elle
Wade H. Bates
Asy
Troy
Hoston
Charles Herne
Herne
Catton
Victoria
B.C
Empress of India
Wea
Canton
Sul City
Rare Shakespeare Quarto
London
Sotheby's
William Penn
Buckinghamstore
Shanghai
Great Britain
China
Anzious
Malto
Darrew
Herne and Browne
Catacristi
Conscience Fund
United States Treasury
Soregien GS Fund
United States Realty Co
Washington, D.C
7Th St
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Philadelphia
Jorfolk
Real Trust Building
Citizens’ Bank Balding
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