Demand for Higher Police Pay Aired At Public Order Meeting
Commissioner Brownlow Maj Pullman and others argued Washington needs bigger police salaries to attract capable officers. They claimed crime has not risen sharply but stressed stronger service requires better personnel amid postwar conditions. New board members admitted to the executive committee include George M. Casper Edward J. Geucart Henry C. Cryer S H Mumford Berthram G. Lemmon Arthur L. Smith Dr F W Atkinson Oscar R. Weber James R. Yates M F Jacques and E W Black.
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Maj. Pullman
Public Order Committee
Washington
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Esterday
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Raytenda
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R. D. Simms
National Guard
Police Department
George M. Casper
Edward J. Geucart
Henry C. Cryer
S. H Mumford
Berthram G. Lemmon
Arthur L. Smith
Dr. F. W. Atkinson
Oscar R. Weber
James R. Yates
M. F. Jacques
E. W. Black
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The readable text fragment mentions a price range tied to a teat and an Og Selear entity with unclear context. The copy is fragmented. no coherent event or clear names beyond Og Selear emerge.
Mexican envoy to ask for arms and planes
Ygnacio Bonillas, Mexico’s ambassador to the United States, returns with optimism after a month away. He will request U S approval to sell guns ammunition and supplies to Mexico and renew pleas for aircraft purchases. He notes many American killers have been executed and says Mexico has no plan to confiscate property.
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Mexico
Ygnacio Bonillas
United States
State Department
Bonillas
Reds Jail and Rob 3 000 Jews
Budapest reports state three thousand Jewish residents were arrested in the streets as part of a wave linked to Hungarian Soviet actions. Bul Kun, deputy to the government, rejected Polish protests and argued disruptions are caused by Galician Jewish speculators, while defense of Hungarian Jews was urged.
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Vienna
Budapest
Bul Kun
Accuse Dooling and Miller in murder and perjury case
Warrants issued charging Jehu T. Dooling and Wilwer with murder and subornation of perjury in the trial of Means. Prosecution cites 1817 witnesses from Northern Trust Company. Mean was acquitted. Proceedings to be presented to the Cabarrus county superior court. August 17 set for further action.
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Maude AL King
Means
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Jehu T. Dooling
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New York
Will Wer
Naethesl Company
Chiesa
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Hayden Clement
Ateans
Northern Trust Company
Cabarrus County
Spitier
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Spevialta The Wreshington Post Report
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Yarrow Hesterday
Hospitil
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Mart B. Phillips
Preston the
Virginia Troops Back as Casuals Arrive in New York
Troop transports reach New York and Norfolk with large contingents from Virginia and New York. The Housatonic arrives with 1,290 troops including Twenty-sixth and Twenty-eighth service engineers and others. Prince Frederick Wilhelm carries 3,593 troops, prison detachment and camp hospital units.
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New York
Housatonic
Bordeaux
Twentieth Engineers
Fifth Camp Hospital
Army of Occupation
Service of Supply
David C. Shanks
Hoboken
France
Shanks
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Norfolk
St. Nazaire
Brest
Newport News
Paysandu
Workers gain shares in profits at Dan River and Riverside mill
Industrial Democracy takes effect at the Dan River and Riverside cotton mill in Danville Virginia. Over 5 000 workers gain an interest in plant profits with dividends issued every 60 days and policies crafted by a house senate and cabinet.
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Tabie Wiehington
Danville
Dan River and
Liverside Company
Clifton J. Tarrett
Wong
BR. Fitzferald
Comute Ft T
Shusthworth
H. 4. Morse
Faree
Senate
Snvesion
Presidines Easinet Eliteer
John Leitch
Train wreck attempt by two Maryland boys
On warrants by Pennsylvania Railroad detectives two boys aged 11 and 10 were arrested in Elkton Maryland for placing a iron obstruction on the Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad near Rowlandville. A freight engine ran over the obstruction and the engineer halted the train. The youths admitted placing the iron to make the engine jump.
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Washington Post
Elkton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robert
John Ford
Columbia and
Port Deposit
Rowlandville
Thia County
Alexandria Man Killed In Potomac Yard Accident
James M. O Neal of Alexandria was killed Sunday morning in the Potomac freight yards where he worked as a brakeman. He died after being crushed between defective cars, per coroner’s jury verdict in Wheatley’s. Funeral at 1 pm from 230 North Dayne Street with Rev L F B Kelly officiating. Chief Kenneth W Odgen denied reports that firemen refused rescue aid after an army truck overturned near Hunting Creek. He said first responders arrived promptly and offered to use electric-lighted equipment for search, but the command was not followed. The department faces resentment over circulating injury reports.
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Ashington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
James M. O'Neal
Potomac
Alexandria County
RB. J. Yates
Jefferson District
Wheatley
O'Neal
North Dayne Street
L. FB. Kelly
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Kenneth W. Qxden
Camp Humphreys
Hunting Creek
Oecten
Fire Department
Alexandria Retailers Adopt Wednesday Half Holiday Plan
Forty six grocers and meat dealers in Alexandria will close every Wednesday afternoon during July and August following the lead of the originators. Mary Neal, 66, a guest at the Anne Wee Memorial Home for the Aged, suffered a broken leg and other injuries in a Sunday fall at the home and was taken to Alexandria Hospital for treatment.
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Washington Post
Cambridge
Milton Richardson, Jr
Milton Richardson
Cambridge Hospital
Guakney Beach
Alexandria
Theloek
Mary Neal
Anne Wee
Alexandria Hospital
Jury Awards 65000 to Man in Railway Neck Injury Case
In Hagerstown a jury awarded J Walter Widmeyer 65000 damages against the United States railway administration for a broken neck after a six day trial moved from Washington county. The case had been offered for 20000 to settle and twelve jurors deliberated briefly. Also in Cumberland a Chesapeake and Potomac lineman W Frederick Lowery died after falling from a pole in front of City Hall when his belt buckle touched a high tension wire. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
J. Walter Widmeyer
Western Maryland Railway
Hagerstown
United States Railway Administration
Washington County
Todey Harry Strommenger
Winchester
W. Frederick Lowery
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Northern Virginia Power Company
Lowery
Rats Open Dinner Pails In Taplin Coal Mine
Miners at the Taplin coal mine near Lloydsville report a rat infestation described as very acute. Rats climb to poles by dinner pails, pull lids, and steal food. One rat dipped its tail into an open cream jar and licked the cream from its tail.
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Washington Post
Lloydsville
Ohio
Taplin
Democrats win in Annapolis mayor and council races
In Annapolis on July 14 Democrats captured the mayor seat and six of eight aldermen, with John J. Levy elected mayor over Charles B. Henkel and George Bullman defeating Dennis Claude for city counselor. Republicans held two aldermen in the Fourth ward. Levy's anti filtration plant stance helped his nomination win.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
John J. Levy
Charles B. Henkel
Levy
Henkel
George Bullman
Dennis Claude
Annapolis Water Company
Vinson & Gott
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