District Battery Gets Assignment in Camp Fort Monroe
District National Guard artillery unit 280th assigned to Fort Monroe for first annual training period. Battery No 2 linked to large crest, with barracks and hospital facilities, garrisoned under Brig. Gen. Stesa M, with command staff and relations to local fortifications and instructors.
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Military staffing orders list officers reassigned to Fort Sam Houston
Service orders from ASTER CORPS detail assignments and detachments for Majs Beeler and others. Officers including Capt Pal Cel Law and Lt Vos to stations in Washington Chicago Texas and Houston. Field Artillery officers Garrett and Schwarze relieved from duty at Camp Alfred.
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Navy Assignments at Pensacola and Other Stations
Navy officer transfers list assignments across Pensacola Raval air station St Thegin Islands and Hampton Roads with names like Dwight H Arthur J White George W Cooper Winfred P Dana Bryce W Harris Harold J Hill Hugh TT Meyers Leonard 8 Tichy Theodore S Cuthourn Jason and others to various bureaus, stations, and marine barracks as part of personnel changes.
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U S Court Refuses To Restrain Irish Suit
New York July 21 Supreme Court Justice Burr denied a motion by Eamnod de Valera and Stephen O Mina for an order to enjoin the Irish Free State from proceeding with a trial of a 2 500 600 dollar suit before the High Court of Justice in Ireland He ruled the U S court has no power to restrain the Irish court in such a matter.
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Fairbanks and Wife Arrive From Europe
The Leviathan docked late tonight carrying a large passenger list that included the Duke and Duchess of Richelieu and Mr and Mrs Douglas Fairbanks along with the Maharaja and Maharani of Jind and their entourage.
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Experts Call Limiting Athletics for Women
A 1920s debate on women in sport features Dr Renscea Stoneroad arguing for gender specific rules and female supervision, while Dr J B Rogers of the US Office of Education cautions against breaking traditions. The National Amateur Athletic Federation notes athletics should develop civic functions and protect women from exploitation by spectators and organizations.
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Hughes May Protest French Ship Ruling
The Shipping Board plans to protest France over its refusal to ban bureau classification of United States ships. President Adams, a government ship, must dock for Marseille inspection in August, under French notice. The board alleges undue discrimination as British Lloyds classification for Amag vessels is accepted by France.
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Black Bass Abundant In Shenandoah River
Sperial to The Washington Post from Luray Virginia July 21 reports unprecedented numbers of black bass since the June 14 open season opener. The state notes crowds of amateur anglers, two hour hauls favorable, and fish moving to midstream as river conditions change. Most bass are described as unusually poor in condition.
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Pension Fund Looting Charged by Dever
A Chicago city council special committee voted to probe alleged looting of the policemen and firemen pension funds over the past four years. Mayor Dever urged the inquiry into the alleged financial misconduct.
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Henry W. Green Dies at 75 in Forestville Md
Word arrived of the death of Henry W. Green aged 75 in Forestville Maryland. He had lived there for forty years and is survived by a son James H. Green of this city. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Forestville Methodist Church.
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Stewart Critically Ill After Car Crash Relapse
United States commissioner of labor statistics Ethelbert Stewart lies critically ill in Garfield hospital after a July 4 car crash near Rockville. He sustained a broken nose and facial injuries, later suffered a nose hemorrhage, and received a blood transfusion after his condition briefly worsened. He previously served as director general of investigation and inspection service in World War I.
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Walter Duchardt Dies in Auto Crash at 26
Walter Duchardt, 26, original cast member of Frank Bacon's Liightnin, died in a local hospital after injuries from an automobile rollover near his Beardstown home. Duchardt, a protege of a con, starred in Goose Hangs High and played Thomas the attorney in Lightnin.
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Dr Dudley A Sargent, Cambridge pioneer of gymnasium apparatus
Dr Dudley A Sargent of Cambridge mass, long noted as a national authority on physical education, died in Petersboro Florida at the Sargent girls camp where he served as president. For forty years he directed gymnasium activities at Harvard and helped develop most modern gym equipment used in the United States. His testing apparatus measured speed, strength and endurance for male and female athletes and was applied to undergraduates at Harvard and at Radcliffe College.
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Rites for Mrs Norris and property transfers noted
A long list documents mortgages and releases across multiple city blocks. It records Justine M Thrift and Frances B Davis related to securing loans with Washington Loan and Trust Co and others, including sums like 4000 and 7500, terms from 2 to 7 years, rates 6 to 7 percent, with payments monthly or semiannual. It also notes the funeral for Mrs Norris at Northminster, with dates and church details.
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Funeral rites for Mrs Georg ette Ning Staley 79
Funeral services are set for Mrs Georg ette Ning Staley 79 a Washington resident at 2 20 pm tomorrow at Hawarden apartments 1419 A street NW Rev Lewis Hartsork of Foundry Methodist Church will officiate She is survived by her son Edwin King Staley and sister Mrs W P Van Wickle widow of Thomas J Staley and daughter of Edwin H and Hivina KingDisplaying long legacy in church service this marks fourth generation to attend the church.
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Miss Mary M. Wilson Dies at 70 in Washington
Miss Mary Margaret Wilson 70 native of the city died yesterday at her brother John C. Wilson 2815 Woodley Place NW after a year of illness. A Visitation Academy graduate she later studied in Ummitsburg Md Survived only by her brother funeral services will be held this afternoon at 8 at his residence with Rev Thomas A Walsh of St Thomas Church and Rev Edward L Buckey of St Matthew's Church officiating.
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St. Matthew's Church
Rites for Miss Victoria Dandridge Bowers
Funeral services for Victoria Dandridge Bowers 86 will be held at the Louise Home 1460 Massachusetts avenue northwest at 11 this morning led by Rev Thomas W Cooke rector of the Church of the Ascension Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery Miss Bowers died Sunday evening at the Louise Home where she had resided for 28 years She came to the Louise Home from Tennessee
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VISITORS GUIDE FOR TODAY THEATERS AND LOCATIONS
Listings of current theater bills Pols De Wolf Hopper Pirates of Penzance and Belasco Rotto’s Wild Oats plus motion picture shows Rinlto Helen Chadwick Metropolitan Salf Made Failure Loew’s Palace Lea the Joy Loew’s Columbia The Enemy Sex Thyolt Forgive and Forget plus Washington area places to visit Includes open hours for Capitol Botanic Garden Bureau of Engraving and Printing Fisheries Corcoran Great Falls Mount Vernon Lincoln Memorial Smithsonian buildings and other national sites with daily hours and access notes.
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Radio Programs and Local Station Listings Across Times
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Unclear OCR Summary of Coastal Industry Notice
Fragmentary OCR text references Los Angeles parts merger with CEAias Be, a new Haveline corporation licensed to manufacture receivers, and a planned field entry. Mentions resort, Young's City, fishing, and weeker trips but details are unreadable.
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Radio Set Installed By Power Company Bans
A brief note reports a power company installing a radio set at a site. Details are sparse due to OCR errors, but the action involves the utility and a radio apparatus installation. No individuals or dates are clearly identified.
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