Police News Notes of a Day
Frank Foster aged 24 in critical condition after motorcycle collision on Bladenaburg pike. Rider Ernest Woster suffered a ligament fracture. both admitted to Casualty Hospital with head injuries and possible internal damage. Various pedestrians and riders injured or dying from accidents and a fire at Trinity boiler room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Foster
Sixth Street
Southcoat
Bladenaburg Pike
Ernest ©. Woster
Arthur Rittenhouse
Alahoma
Coal Bank
Islers
Trinity
Concert by Kallipolis Grotto Band at Bethany Church Grounds
The Kallipolis Grotto Band will present a popular concert tonight on Bethany Baptist Church grounds at Rhode Island avenue and Second Street NW under Stavenson Bible class auspices. The program opens promptly at p.m. and includes marches and serenades. Mrs. Elizabeth Seymour and Alfred Seymour of 302 H Street NW were in a buggy accident recently, and the notice also plugs a Washington Post auto touring book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kallipolis
Bethany Church
Kallipolis Grotto
Bethany Baptist Church
Rhode Island Avenue
Second Street
Stavenson Bible Class
Patrol
Jene Kaaltz
Coeur d'Alene
Big Chief
Battie Ax
Elizabeth Seymour
Alfred
Seymour
Andrew Baldwin
Washington Post
John Seeland
Glasboro Point
Julian Kamper
Hugh T. Stevenson
Grand Lodge of Masons
Society Men for Army Washington to Send Quota
Maj general Wood plans a Plattsburg style officer training for prestige society men from Washington New York Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore to prepare reserve officers for general mobilization. Participants pay expenses and may gain commissions as second lieutenants in war, with certificates usable for entry into the regular army. Women in the group are not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Plattsburg Barracks
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
United States Barracks
Plattabore
United States Army
Leonard B. Wood
Campaign to enroll 300 new Seventh Street merchants
The Seventh Street Merchants Association has launched a drive to enroll 300 merchants between Pennsylvania Avenue and Florida Avenue Northwest. Harry King named committee chairman and Harry W. Hahn leads publicity with a plan to advertise for Seventh Street. The group aims to imitate big corporate campaigns to boost trade and spark citywide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street Merchants’ Association
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Florida Avenue
Harry King
Harry W. Hahn
Weather Forecast For District DC Maryland Virginia
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports a forecast for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia as partly cloudy with possible showers Friday and Saturday and lingering warmth. Showers scattered across the Middle Atlantic Ohio valley Great Lakes, with overcast skies likely in New England and the South Atlantic and Gulf States. No major storms expected. temperatures remain above seasonal averages with modest wind shifts. Night and day readings show midnights 72, mornings 70s, highs near upper 80s to 90s, humidity moderate, trace rainfall noted 8 p.m. to 8 p.m. and 24 percent possible sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pacific Coast
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Tennessee
Insurance officials seek cooperation on standard accident policies
Charles F. Nesbit of the District invites insurance companies to join a committee forming a national standard for accident and health policy forms. Additional members include state superintendents F H McMaster of South Carolina J Young of North Carolina Joseph Button and Charles Johnson of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Nesbit
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
The
Insurance Commissioners
Chicago
FH. McMaster
South Carolina
J. Young
North Carolina
Joseph Button
Virginia
Charles Johnson
District Court News Divorces and Personal Injury Suits
Julia BR Young sues for limited divorce from Alvah H Young alleging cruelty and inadequate support after a weekend trip and no funds. Numerous other suits include a cruelty to animals case over a man and a goat, a fall from an elevator shaft at Clifton apartments causing injuries, a Capital Traction Company passenger injury, and alimony and damages actions with various dates and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia BR. Young
District Supreme Court
Alvah H. Young
Charles W. Carr
Julius T. Peyser
Lawrence Koenigsberger
Justice Stafford
United States
Ralph Given
George “Webb
Aukam
White
Webb
Annie M. Lee
Ood
Clifton
Massachusetts Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Juliet. PF. Williams
J. L.asby-Smith
Annie E Steele
Capital Traction Company
Albert Nantz
E. L Glee
Seventh and
U Streets
Florida J Avenue
Mine Sweeping Division Formed for Atlantic Fleet
Organization of a mine sweeping division of the Atlantic fleet announced at the Navy Department. It will consist of the cruisers Baltimore and San Francisco and the naval tugs Ontario Patapsco Patuxent and Sonoma. Experiments in mine sweeping have progressed for months. A channel clearing method for battleships has been developed to be tested in practice by the new division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Navy Department
Baltimore
San Francisco
Ontario
Patapsco
Patuxent
Sonoma
Licensed to Marry Page Fragment Summary
A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple marriage licenses with names such as Jamen Ho Biggs and Helen J. Lang alongside clerical references and partial locations. Other pairs include George H. Buoch with Nallie Zeigler and Marie Lyston with Peter Pappas, indicating a church records snippet of unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamen Ho Biggs
Helen J. Lang
Charles Ten
George H. Buoch
Nallie
Zeigler
Eynebbirg
Morgan i Chambers
Peter Pappas
Marie Lyston
I Mev
Paul A Menzel
Wesley J. Banton
Eydie Robertson
J. W. Batcheraton Harold
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
The document lists transfers, reassignments, and leaves for numerous officers across cavalry, infantry, and artillery units with dates in 1915. Transfers involve Second Lieut Gripman, Fourth Cavalry, to Fifteenth Cavalry and Chester P. Barnett, Fifteenth Cavalry, to Fourth Cavalry, among others. Additional moves include Lieut. Chipman to Fifteenth Cavalry via Honolulu, and appointments to Fort Sheridan, Texas City, and various posts. Also noted are resignations, retirements, and leaves of absence for several officers, plus details for duty with aviation sections and militia instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochestar PF. Barnett
Fifteenth Cavalry
Gux W. Gripman
Fourth Cavalry
Chester P. Barnett
Agealry
Tent
Barrett
San Francisco
Cal
Bonolate
Hheait
Chipman
Cavatry Epon
Honolulu
Miaita
Wer
Rollo
Twentieth Infantry
Hot Springs
Ark
Arms
Ant Navy General Hospital
Charles W. van Way
Quartermaster Corps
Bei Matkinson
Fifteenth Infantry
Aviation Secton
Signal Corps
Wii
San Diego
Wlgpal Corpa
Wlgpal Corpa Xyiation School
Texas City
Tex
Secané Division
Austin M. Pardee
Swentieth Infantry
Courtney H. Hodges
Sixth Infantry
Robert F. Tata
Fort Sheridan
William H Wilson
Cval Artllery Beams
Massachusetts
Qumog
Aston
Mass
Concord
Lacunis
Dover
Portsmouth
Exeter
N. H
New Hampshire
William A. Phillips
Wright
Coast Artillery Corps
Ordnance Department
Rock Island Arsenal
Richard BR. Pickering
Strteenth Infantry
Ergaclad Militia of
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Missiszippi
Benjamin FP. McClellan
Mivsinetoni
John L. Bond
Whittieth Infantry
Winnoaks
Y Bond
Division of Militia Affairs
Francis W. Griffin
John’ W. Craig
Twelfth Cavalry
Marvin E. Malloy
Twenty Ninth Infantry
Fort Jay
Dent
Morris B. Locke
Third Field Artillery
Texan City
J. Franklin Bell
Jacob Lo Deygre
Fourth Feld Artillery
Harold EB
Naval Orders Hit Atlantic Fleet Staffing Shifts
A Navy dispatch lists Lieut. Comdr. Lodis Shane assigned to the Pittsburgh recruiting station and Lieut. Comair. B. C. Bingham moved to squadron gunnery officer duties with the Atlantic Fleet staff. Numerous detachments relocate to recruiting stations, naval stations, and practice squadrons, including Brooklyn, Newport, and Norfolk, with practice ships sailing routes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodis Shane
Navy
Pittsburgh
Comair
C. Bingham
Nevada
H. M. Jensen
David Lyons
Naval Recruiting Station
Brooklyn
Noel Davis
Colorado
Gin Naval Academy
T. A. M. Craven
Wyoming
Naval Radio Station
H. H. Little
Fortune
Princeton
C. ¢. Vickrey
Naval Academy
Lonimana
BR. Adams
Naval
Michigan
Talpil Kiel
Naval | Academy
Virginis
New D Street Rail Offices to Occupy Whole Block
Southern Railway moves to unite scattered departments in a new building bounded by Pennsylvania avenue Thirteenth Thirteen and a half and D streets. Demolition of old structures began as plans dictate a single roof for the auditor, freight and station accounts, telegraph, engineering and executive offices, with 1 400 employees relocated from D street andPennsylvania avenue sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert McAuley
Twentieth ‘Street
Higgana Construction Company
Maryland
George Wilkerson
Virginia Avenue
Tenth Street
Louisiana Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Southern Railway
Thirteenth Street
D Street
Park
Union Station
Avenue
D Street Bulding
Munsey
Metropolitan Bank Bilding
Equitable
Metropolitan National Bank
Industrial and Immigration Department
Offcera
Copeland
Pasenger
Relef Association
D Streets
Milvurn, Heister
Births Reported In Local Family News
Richard and Mary Carrington welcome a girl. Benjamin J and Blue R Satterfield have a boy. George and May E Senbeck greet a boy. Alfred and Jutla Gilkee announce girls. James William and Alice Roberta Gabbett have a girl. Wilbur C Balderson and Porothes A Balderson report a girl. William and May T Johnson announce a girl. John and Florence Matthews welcome a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Mary Carrington
Reo
Lauraight
Benjamin J
Blue R. Satterfield
Henry
Esther Root
Clarence
Sara Miler
George
May E Senbeck
Jobo T
Ray Hamaker
William
Margaret Haig
Geore
Florence M. Holmen
Alfred
Jutla Gilkee
James Willam
Alice Roberta Gabbett
Robert Emmett, Jr
Nana S Dogie
Salvador
Cecilia Cachie
Bor Jomn A
Bhnnie I
Nemnhart
Florence Bradford
Wilbur C
Porothes A Balderson
Leonarda
Grasia Aquilino
Willian
Josephine Robertson
Henry and
Day A. Page
Alexander
Eunice Murry
Wilford O
Emily Dunn
Ery
Annie Butler
William and
May T Johnson
George N
Francis N. Smith
John and
Florence Matthews
Deaths Reported in Local Hospitals and City Deaths
A list of deceased individuals with ages and last known addresses from local hospitals and city facilities. Names include Charles A Offutt Henry C Johnston Elizabeth Willett James A Ginn Bernard Joucon Meyer Peter Meurer William W White Mary Qlingland Matilda Gordy Saxton John Rolle Courter John Shermee Katie Taylor Tda Turner Mattie Bowie Charles E Brown Rebecca Hyder Walter Busby Pauline Thompson Thomas Hose Landonia Gras Lantas H and G Belle Singletoo and an infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Offutt
Henry C Johnston
Naval Hospital
Sears
Ann Elizabeth Willett
Washington Asylum Hospital
James A Ginn
Tutan
Bernard Joucon Meyer
Homeopathic Hospital
Peter Meurer
Walter Reed General Hospital
William W. White
Providence Hospital
Mary Qlingland
Sibley Hospital
Matilda Gordy Saxton
Jdn Rolle Courter
John Shermee
Casualty Hospital
Katie Taylor
Freedmen’s Hospital
Tda Turner
Mattie Bowie
St. Pw
Charles E. Brown
St Aw
Rebecca Hyder
Walter Busby
Pauline Thompson
Thomas H. Hose
Lantas H
G. Belle Singletoo
City Bulletins on Groceries and Services
Grocery items and prices listed for Randall's stores including juice, fruit, canned goods, flour, lard and butter. Also notices offering carpet and rug cleaning services with guarantee and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall's
van Camp
Star of the East
J.T. Doyles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gaasat
Palm Beach
Ida Yalaman
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Ninth Street
New York Avenue
Edwin Marks
Jefferson Street
Georgia Avenue
Ingram Street
Hyattaville
Earl Abigal
Lots Sherman, Colaradt
Bladensburg
George Estin
Wagatolan
Banneylvania Avenue
D.C
Fourth Street
Nichols Avenue
Anacostia
Rote Miller
Eaaerreeiay
Catherine Curtin
Bladensburg Road
Tenth
F Streets
Riker & Hegeman
Grotto Band
Auto Touring Route Books
Wilmington
Trenton
Harrisburg
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Mount Vernon
Leesburg
Winchester
Bluemont
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Leonardtown
la Tiata
New Willard Hotel
Adams’ News Depot
Sts. N. W
E. Sullivan Tire CO
H St. N. W
Barber & Ross
Sts
N. W
Automobile
Sewspa
Society Men For Army
Shere
van Maile
7Th Street
Rchants’ Association
Ap.m
Asheville
Atlanta
Blemarck
N. Dak
Ageed
Mans
Buffalo
N.Y
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Denver
Des Moines
Duluth
Ming Ag
Galveston
Texas
Helena
Montas Ae
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Mts
Kansas City
Little Rock
Toa Angeles
Cart
Memphis
Tenn
Marquette
Miami
New Orleans
North Platte
Webiny
Omaha
Nebr
Pontland
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Utah
St. Louia
Paol
Ming
Springfield
Tampa
Toledo
Ohio
Vickaburg
City News
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Turnerhall
M Street
Richard Dorsey Mo
Mr. Braham
Ninth and
Streets Northwest
Otto Praeger
Abraham Warsaw
M. J. Hare
Methodist Home For the
Health Department
Chamber of Commerce
Chesapeake Beach
Louis Ottenberg
District Court News
ARMY
N. Taylor
Newport
Marines
San Mego
Anst
Watan
Mach
EW. Dobie
St.Louis
Phar
Charles Schaffer
Naval Medical Supply Depot
Crometheus
St. George
Analga
Missouri
Guantanamo
Cristobel
Acapulco
Manzanillo
Dupont
Provincetown
Barcelona
Fayal
Kersarge
New York City
Hampton Roads
Supply
Yokohama
Shanghai
Marblehead
San Tiego
Catalina
Montgomery
Traltimore
Tangier Sound
Glacier
West Coast of Mexico
Hull
Usalita
Arapalco
Vulcan
Paducah
City Bulletins
Con- Geria
Chaplin Daily
Great Falls
Mats
National
Expewriter Cintributing CO
Aigus
Bom
Honek Wal Bure
Ua S
N. D. Parker
Curtle Biller
M.D
F. Andrews
14Th St. N. W
Hodges
Big Bookbindery and
Shop—Star Builds
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
B&i
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