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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1919

Page

6

Federal control urged to aid railroads and finance

Suggestions to Congress urge federal regulation to merge lines and promote public interest, with emphasis on stable rates, capital division, and government aid. Critics blame states for rate burdens while proposing a unified federal plan to modernize the railroad system and secure funding.

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Federal rail regulation clash echoes in debate on ownership and policy

A discussion led by Judge Lovett and Judge Tovett centers on federal control over railroads, urging uniform national policy to ensure safe reliable service and fair capital returns. They argue for federal incorporation, consolidation of lines, and restraint on state railroad commissions to curb discrimination while preserving public interest and investor protection.

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Red money plot cited in radicals' spread across periodicals

The piece notes a concerted effort to disseminate radical press in the United States. It marks the anniversary of the fall of a famous prison and describes government vigilance and precautions to avert possible outbreaks amid radical activities.

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Moonlight Picnic At Great Falls Aimed By War Work Group

City briefs note a moonlight picnic at Great Falls hosted by the Alabama State Society Visas Gertrude MacArthur now back from France and in charge of the Blue Triangle recreation center linked to the War Work Council opening this week at Twentieth and G Streets NW. The Kansas City Club plans a Sunday canal trip from 1104 M Street NW. Louis F Post speaks tonight at 8 about How Shall We Pay for the War at the Public Library as part of Labor University series. Aksarben Club Nebraska Girl meets at 8 tonight in the BF Building Capitol group. Robert E Lee Chapter 644 UDC hosts a garden party Thursday at Terrace Inn to benefit the memorial fund.

Gertrude MacArthnur France Blue Triangle War Work Council WCA Twentieth Muni-Trions Labor University Public Library Louis F Post Board of Control of the Robert E Lee Chapter No 644 United Daughters of the Confederacy Terrace Inn Tourteenth Street Massachusetts Avenue Robert E Lee Memorial Fund

Maryland and the Virginia arrest and fine for contempt

Baltimore Officer August Bilis Jr says two deputy sheriffs with drawn pistols forced him to pay 2.45 dollars for contempt of court at Glenburnie in Anne Arundel county or face jail. He says no court was in progress and recounts a tense exchange with a local justice over his status as a state officer and required documents.

Washington Post Baltimore August Bilis, Jr Glenburnie Anne Arundel County Annapolis Ellis Hgehts William H McGinnis

Orchard syndicate targets Shenandoah apple and peach farms

Winchester and Leesburg areas report a Philadelphia led syndicate, part of the American Trust Growers, planning to buy top grade orchards in the Shenandoah region to rival Pittsburgh interests. The move, tied to a $125 million capital, aims to control this fruit belt and limit Pittsburgh access. William Spitler, longtime Adams and Southern Express figure and former Page County legislator, dies at home of a stroke at his family’s residence.

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Virginia Obituary Notices From Charlottesville to Winchester

Obituaries and notices from Virginia and nearby areas report deaths including Letes of Lindsay near Gordonsville aged 70, and Mrs Mamie Jarman of Crozet. marriages and engagements such as Odoman W Roby and Dena E Aitcheson, and Ernest Williams’s death from a bicycle collision in Bridgeport. Also noted are regional church announcements and a Winchester district conference set for August in Strasburg.

Rockville Odoman W Roby Board of County Commissioners Dena E Aitcheson Robert Aitcheson Burtonsville

Old Relics Unearthed in Attic Clean-Up Effort

A Richmond report from July 13 describes relics unearthed during a Fifth District salvage drive by the war loan division. Discoveries include cut glass salt cellars, an antique seal ring possibly from George Washington’s era, and a Virginia Gazette and General Advertiser issue from July 12, 1791.

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Virginia Weddings and Life Events Across Regions

Virginia note reports the marriage of Simpson Wickline and Miss Meda Rothwell in Charlottesville at the High Street Baptist Church with Dr Henry W Battle officiating. The couple will tour Washington Baltimore and Winchester after their wedding. Also described is the consecration of Ammauanuet Chapel in Boyce Clarke County costing $5000, with Bishop Grown of Virginia presiding and Rev James B Palmer delivering the sermon. A brief Cumberland Maryland obituary for Frank H Proudfoot aged 72 is included.

Charlottesville Simpson Wickline France M L3dia Rothwell W F Rothwell Albemarle County High Street Baptist Church Henry W Battle Wickline Washington Baltimore Washington Post Winchester Boyce Clarke County Grown Virginia Jailes B Palmer Meade Memorial Church White Post Christ Church Millward B Duvall Chambers New York

Burial rite held for Philippi lawyer in Barbour County

Special from Winfield West Virginia reports the from his sister-in-law Mrs William W Giles Mazonic rites were performed today at the home of Mrs Giles. Burial followed at Hose Hill Cemetery. Surviving wife named Hine. Police also report John Shorn of Charleston arrested for murder in 1887 of Bryan Withrow in a Poca saloon. warrant sworn by the slain man’s son.

Philippi W. Va Barbour County Court Eflans William W Giles Hose Hill Cemetery Washington Fost Winfield W. Va John Shorn Charleston Bryan Withrow Poca County

Gas fueled auto theft spree hits multiple robberies

A string of late Saturday night break ins nets cash and goods. At Standard Store on Connecticut Avenue and Van Ness Street $26 in cash and various cigarette boxes vanish while twelve gallons of gasoline are siphoned from a front tank. A rear window at Lewis Cohns shop on Twenty Sixth Street yields $50 in small silver. Huckster wagon earnings totaling $85 are stolen from 1775 California Street. A barber shop on M Street loses $73 in bills and a missing youth tied to 1241 Ninth Street. Police seek two suspects and a driver for hire.

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