Col Forbes Health Improves Amid Trial Concerns
Col Charles R Forbes, former director of the Veterans Bureau, has shown improvement in health after illness reported weeks ago at a Brookline Massachusetts sanitarium. Friends say he faces potential trial charges related to his conduct at the bureau and reevaluate hopes for his appearance in court.
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Veterans Bureau
Althougth
Charles R
Fea Morbes
Neelion
James SS
Kaabyern Smith
Col Porbes
Cosas
Forbes
Cere
Brook
Mass
Pimonth
Fragmented OCR: Local notice in mistranscribed text
A damaged newspaper snippet provides unreadable fragments about local business or court action with missing names dates and places making precise details unreadable.
Virgin Islands Band We Play Again Tonight
A Virgin Islands band plans concerts across venues starting with a matinee in the park and a broadcast on WCAP. The schedule includes afternoon events at Howare county and a final Tuesday night performance at Veerent avenue and Uo street, with hospital visits noted for some attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgin Islands
Marthian Id Park
Fowelock
Ehicera
Wailer
Risdeiras
Hoapital
Howare Unty Reily
Celonade
Otee University
Veerent Avenue
Uo Street
Weather and tide table for Washington area July 18 1924
District of Columbia and Maryland forecast cool and fair to Sunday with possible thunder showers in Virginia and southern regions. Winds generally northwest. temperatures near normal with warmer notes in the plains and upper lake regions. Tide and sun data indicate morning high tide at 4 57 pm and evening high at 8 20 pm with fog and precipitation patterns across Gulf and Atlantic states.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Inn
St. Lawrence River
Rocky Mountain
Canadian Northwest
Lake Region
North Pacific Coast
Gulf States
Florida
Plains States
Rocky Mountain Region
Plain States
Upper Lake Region
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Ohlo Valley
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Vital Statistics Births Reported Across Several Families
Birth notices list multiple couples with newborns including boys and girls. Names include Jones, Fisher, Bushy, Curry, Eyo, Tremmer, Wales, Mulife, Jackson, Briscon, Smith, Bayles, Careia, Martin, Win, Thompson, Carey, Lane, Houston, Payne, Mitchell, Chenoweth, Gumpman, Hoffman, Bunhong, Codd, Fails, Wright, Hambett, Newton, Montgomery, Keller, Harold, Spenes, Fylls, Jackson, Dorsey, Carpenter, Sayre, and others with ages or residences noted. Some entries include reverends and locations such as West Hoboken, New York, Riverdale, Fullerton MD, Baltimore, Plains Va, Arrington.
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Siunry Sain
AL Bayles
Charles F. F. Careia
Weat Hoboken
Cecil CG. Martin
New York
G. W. Dow
George M. Win
Glenna BH. Thompson
KH. H. Swem
John JS. Carey
Esther J. Jones
J. ¥. Lane
William J. Houston
Carrien Payne
Plaina Va
H. DD. Mitchell
Howard J. Chenoweth
Fullerton Md
Roxie H. Gumpman
Baltimore
Wright Edger W. Hambett
Arrington
Klay V. Newton
G Montgomery
Hilda Keller
House Clerk's Son Drowns in Jersey River
In Riverdale, Ward yesterday reported the drowning death of Junior Moore, seven, son of Clayton I. Maine, clerk of the House Ways and Means Committee. He disappeared during an inland rivers trip with his parents and brother. his body was recovered yesterday, with funeral plans to be held in Philadelphia.
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Anne
Ham
Postar
Cheyenne
Cleveland Ghie
Davenport Lowe
Denver T
Bex Moines
EL Paw
Galveston
Yelena Montew
eXsonville
Fle
Aean Cis
Ark
Marquette. Bach
RS Mw
Pia En Mabie Alu
North Flaite
Omaha
Nehr
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Fitteburgh
Portland
Maine
San Trewo
San Franvices
Seattle
Springtel Ut Ra
Tampa
Finny
Toledo
Virkaborg Milas
Ward
Riverdale
Junior Moore
Sqaarold
Clayton I. Maine
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Hia Pars
Tyaniel
Moora Fie
Garden Party at Legion Auxiliary Draws Crowds
A Garden Party hosted Tuesday and Wednesday night at 1547 Ark Road Northwest by the Legion Auxiliary drew crowds. District department units ran booths decorated in blue and gold while Marine and Army bands provided music. Brig. Gen. Freak T. Hinl, director of the veteran bureau, and Maj. Jo Franklin Bell, engineer commissioner, attended.
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Veess
Ark Road
Rcan Legion Auxiliary
District Department
Legion
Marine
Army
Amnesse
Freak T. Hinl
Veteran Bureau
Jo Frenklin Bell
Thist
Coal Warning Urges Early Purchases For Winter Supply
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a warning yesterday that 1 cent coal shipments for winter use would be deferred due to car shortages and rail congestion. It urged residents of the Northwest to buy coal early to avoid possible transportation curtailment amid heavy agricultural shipments in autumn.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Autaumas
District Eyes New Pay Scale Amid Contemplated Revisions
Mrs. Mina C. Van Winkle, head of the women's bureau, joins district complaints over how the reclassification law is applied. Civilian employees report no pay raises or wage cuts, with some forced to pay for meals and lodging during detention. She contemplates filing suit to challenge district auditors and the classification board, offering to cover costs and hoping for a swift victory as protests and appeals for higher ratings grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina C. van Winkle
Woman's Bureau
The
Police Department
By District
Offletair
Bures
van Winkle
Danoes 3
Donovan
Jury Selected to Try Alleged Murderers
A jury has been chosen and sworn to try Ernest Alors, William Luciey, Floyd Montracht, and Joseph Slaughter on first degree murder charges tied to the shooting of Policeman John WooPrscett. Three jurors were consumed in the selection. 460 prospective jurors were examined. The fatal shooting occurred February 25, 1923, in an alley near Bell che southwest. Trial to resume Monday in the criminal court.
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Ernest Alors
William Luciey
Floyd Montracht
Joseph Slaughter
John WooPrscett
Bell
Tugtiee Ates
Commandery Picnic Plans for Marshall Hall Benefit
Columbia Commandery No Knights Templar announces a picnic excursion to Marshall Hall to raise funds for its drill corps. The event features games for children, lemonade and tea cream, a floor show by Evletret, a concert by the band, and dancing. Tickets available from drill corps members or at the board. The government hotel tennis club will hold a dance to Recreation Rail fence at 88 Elocho.
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Columbia Commandery
Templar
Willl
Marshall Hal
Charles Mu
Ses
Hrotta
Government
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Jersey
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