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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1924

Page

20

2 Men Prisoners Remain UnGuarded Inmate Escape Record

Two inmates at Strian Institution remain unguarded as officials review a record showing no prior inmate escape. The facility claims a history of security lapses and ongoing concerns about containment.

Strian Institution

Unclear fragmentary report on officials and events

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mary Bar, secretary, a president, and Sowers with Lemil 10 Wbath tebte erat. Legible facts are minimal. no coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable lines.

Woodmen of the World Councils Meet and Outing Plans

The Woodmen of the World and related councils scheduled meetings this week in Capitol Heights and Chevy Chase with the Imperial Hotel conference in New York for August. Committees were named for contests, prizes, transportation, and social events. plans disclosed for a Washington Knights of Columbus outing to Muscle Beach? No, to Chesapeake Beach on August 19 with a day of athletic features and entertainment. The campaign committee will seek acclas for initiative during the August visit of the supreme regent. The district circles and grand lodge activities, including a baby contest, a class of new candidates, and arrangements for the annual convention, were outlined. The Knights and allied orders prepare for the New York trip beginning August 0, with stops, tennis, dances, and a reception planned. The Washington council to meet next Tuesday to discuss booster outings and convention arrangements.

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Slish Queen Uses Presents In Gift Trade

Erratic OCR fragment hints at a feature on a person or entity named Slish Queen and gifts, mentioning Wembley exposition and trade, with unclear branding and wording. The readable bits imply gifts being put to use and increased hoard of assets or items discussed in a trade context.

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Boosters plan Atlantic City trip and Norfolk excursion

The committee organizes an Atlantic City trip with hotel reserves and a busy schedule on Steeplechase Pier Young’s Million Dollar Pier Steel Pier and a yacht trip plus a farewell. A Potomac council meeting praised the jubilee committee and planned future prize drawings. The fourth annual excursion to Norfolk Richmond and points beyond is set for August 30 to September 2 with Chesapeake Bay daylight sail and Old Point attractions. reservations are urged through James F. Ollisower or Frank J. Dunn.

Mulligan George B E. A. Strudley Sachary John FB. Hurns Kroginn Frank J. Haske Gladya May May Beckett Marion Hurley Ellen Fish Marie Fish A. H. Quigley J. Rickles Catherine Collins Ellen Odunnel Elsie Koentz Catherine McMahan Margaret McMahan Elizabeth Garner Annie Crowley Josephine Crowley Catherine Hiordan Norfolk Richmond Chesapeake Bay Old Point Wackroa Beach James FE Ollisower Frank J. Dunn

Daughters of America Patrolled by Committee

A fragmentary report details an organized committee with Mrs Oliie Mant and Mrs trinetys Medhersen as chairmen. The text references a delinquent commit tee and describes actions related to the order committee and a press cor seb.

Oliie Mantare Jules Mockutrell Trinetys Medhersen Tiaire Inal Goml Ore. Sahil Nuttall Ivin

Hope Lodge Plans Lawn Party and Picnic Date

The regular Hope Counsell No. 1 meeting at Naval lodge hall discussed a near term lawn party. A card party was held at Mrs. Jenkins's home last Friday. The annual picnic is set for August 9 at North Chesapeake Beach. Sioux Tribe No. 18 Improved Order of Red Men installed officers led by Deputy Great Sachem Ler Bookmory. Prophet John I Bunch and others listed with appointments and entertainments planned.

Hope Counsell Naval Lodge Hall Jenkins North Chesapeake Beach Sioux Tribe No 18 Sachem Ler John I Bunch Jacques Heenheimer Xangamare Grudd Sagamon Abraham Marks Sannap W Fawacs Samuel Seow Sachen Heidenheimer Benjamin Chrisman Wie Abe Auerbach Phinlolam McKay jLewie Entertain Sidney T

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