D C Men To Mediate Newlands Board Appointments
President Wilson selects William Chambers as commissioner and Ga W Hanger as assistant for a new mediation and conciliation board under the Newlands act. Judge Martin Knapp and Louis Post also named as members. Immediate Senate confirmation expected amid labor dispute fears on Eastern railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Knapp
Senate
Wilson
William UL. Chambers
District of Columbia
Ga. W. W. Hanger
Hig
United States Commerce , Court
Louis ¥. Post
Deat
Congress
New Board of Mediation
Mediation Board
Judge Chambers
International Court
Semea
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Neill
Knapp
Charles P. Nell
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Erdman
Hanger
Chambers
Bureau of Labor
Bureau
Nelli
Himeelf
Judge Knapp
United States Commerce Court
Death notices from July 1913 multiple Washington area obituaries
Notices of deaths and funerals list several individuals including George Butler at 323 Eleventh Street Northeast and Maude Exley at 1449 Monroe Street, with funeral details and relatives invited. Other entries include Mary A. Hilbus widow, Jesse Middleton, Captain William R. Ramsey, Theresa Schupbach, and references to church services, private interment, and Arlington Cemetery. Interment and service details indicate St. Pauls Catholic Church and United Brethren Church among locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Eleventh - Street
George
Elizabeth T. Butler
Exley
Monroe Street
Marif
Maude
Clarence M
North Weat
Mary A
George W. Hilbus
Robert, Earl
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Fifteenth
V Streets
Garfield Hospital
Jesse Middleton
R. Speare
Ramsey
Ee Street
William R. Ramsey
Mary R. Ramsey
United Brethren Church
North Capitol
R Streets
Arlington Cemetery
Columbus
Ohio
Schupbach
Theresa Schupbach
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Licensed to Marry in a Fragmented Notice
A fragmented OCR notices multiple individuals from various places with licenses to marry. Names include C Marion Rhodes of Troy Als and Gertrude S Offurt of Washington DC, with several other couples andRev. officiants listed in unclear text across Newport News, Marsville, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.marion Rhodes
Troy
Als
Gertrude S. Offurt
Washington
D. C
L. B. Patchum
Dan
S. Gardner
Newport News
Frances B. Hannum
Marsville
A. H. Thompson
Livya J. Burke
Washington, D.C
Jamie E. Goldberg
Dilbeck
TheiRet
John Weedler
Herry Holtzman
Rena -Lawsa
M. A. Horwitz
Albert &, Brinkhold
Richmond
The
John T
Bulgarian ruler seeks peace as Bulgarian atrocities claim shock
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria sues for terms of peace while Athens and Sofia report brutal atrocities by Bulgarian forces in Macedonia. Rome reports Roumanian troops near Sofia and Bulgaria cut from outside contact. Constantine of Greece details massacres at Doiran Dimithissar and Seres as Ferdinand denies the charges and a Greek relief fund raises cash for widows and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Plevna
Mesedra
Sofia
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Roumania
Milanost
Ezine
Rouma- 3
Varna
Black Sea
Sebastopol
Servia
Constantine
New York
Greece
Hadi Beilik
Seres
Associated Press
Macedonia
Col. Dousmans
Nigrita
Nerita
Pangheon
Doiran
Dimithissar Serres
Doxato
Italy
Austria
Saloni
Geres
Pont Bla
Dimithissar
Macedona
Reyal
Washington
American Home Life Insurance Company
Firth and
G Streets
Northwest
British Navy to Add Light Cruisers One Monthly in 1915
London July 17 The admiralty plans no extra ships beyond 14 15 program but will accelerate three warships to be ready by Q3 1915 The navy will gain one destroyer weekly for nine months a light cruiser every 39 days for a year and a superdreadnought every 45 days for 18 months Churchill notes oil fuel drive and widespread use of oil in over 100 destroyers under way with naval switch to oil in the 17 13 percent program plus five battleships to be coal fired with oil as auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
Georgia widow faces murder charge in poisoning case
Mrs. Crawford, central figure in a sensational Georgia case, has been released on bond on a charge of murdering her husband Joshua Crawford by administering poison. Fred Lump the barber is sought as a witness, with claims he knew Mrs. Crawford before her marriage to a wealthy Atlanta banker whose will is contested. The image shows Mrs. Crawford with her granddaughter.
My Poy Choe's Nervy Day Baffles St Louis Fans
A boy pitcher named My Poy Choe dazzled the St. Louis Brown with a shutout against the Nationals. His father, Mr. Engel, traveled about 45 miles to watch, enduring a stiff neck after the game. A telegram from the boy read We were nervous and not cool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Nationals
Joe Engely II
Poy Choe
Post
Enge
Washington Post
Choe
Brown
Engel
Casey” Moran
Watells
Popper
Himmel
Indictment in Lamar Case Sealed by Federal Grand Jury
New York July 17 A federal grand jury probing the con cont deceit by David Lamar handed down a sealed indictment tonight The bill does not name Edward Walter bach the Wall Street lawyer Lamar says he tried to rehabilitate before the lobby Investigation Committee in Washington The indictment was issued secretly to prevent escape from jurisdiction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal
Grand Jury
David Lamar
Hand
Edward Wauterbach
Lamar
Lobby Investigation Committée
Washington
Wall Street
Mulhall Ties Taft Fight to White House Pressure
Mulhall's letters allege President Roosevelt seeks Taft nomination, vows to bend Sherman antitrust and child labor laws, and pressures Maryland delegates. He cites Joe Beveridge and Sen. Carter amid calls to fund Jenkins campaign, noting Cannon and Watson as central to the National Association of Manufacturers at the 1908 Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulhall
Dent Sherman
Cannon
White House
Watson
Ougrevelt
Heaven and Earth
Taft
Wall Street
Mert
Beverisee
Deveridgey
Tiemenn
Beydge
Hivfin
Senate
Carter
Aldrich
Beree
Mr. Emery
Beveridge
House
Neal
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Indiana
National Association of Manufacturers
Chicago
Sherman
Taft campaign offer tested by independence pledge
A letter reveals Louis Hemenway refused Western campaign management unless free of influence from Hitchcock and others, signaling his stance to keep independence even if it costs his district. The note also references a preference to lose his district rather than see Judge Jenkins defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Jenkins
Hemenway
Taft
Hitchcock
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D.C
Conciliation Board
Board of Mediation
Board of Arbitration
NRL
M. Hindle
M. W. B. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A. Speare
J. WM. Lee
Pennsylvania Avenue
W. BR. Pumphrey & Son
Rockville
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel
Prane Geier's Sons
Seventh Sr
Moedern Chapel
Geo
P. Zurhorst
East Capitol Street
Zurhorst
Maer
S. FA Babvet
Ead Embalmer
Hnone North
Sergeon
Cain
Teleabora M
Ayers of
Erary
Oderateis
J. H. Small All & ‘Sons
Waldorf-Astoria
York
Wilowers
Teading
Judge Wiliam
L.chambers
Louis F. Post
G. W. W. Hanger
R. Harris & CQ
the Jewelers
D Streets
Kalon Co., Inc
Bares Horrors
the Royal, Secretariat
Mary Belle Crawford
Viola ” Belle Bennett
Joe
Tovtarbach
Moe Oe
EUPDO
Schwedtman
Wisconsin
My. Casson
McRae
Stephenson
Mackinaw Island
Speaker Cannon
Paris
Salins Garfinkle&co
Sik
Nicaragua
San Juan del Sur
Managua
Masaya
Santiago
Corby’s
WEPAP
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