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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1924

Page

17

Churchman Accused Of Stock Sale Fraud

Rev Frederick J Tower of Memorial Presbyterian Church and George E Burgess are charged in Rochester with stock sale fraud. They and Glace Bry of Nova Scotia faced bail amounts set at 7490 each. Indictments relate to the Chemical Ol and Jaag Company of Pittsburgh. The presiding minister and evangelist appeared at the sheriff's office for arraignment. A Canadian ship Arctic is reported making progress toward the north after a recent mishap and fire incident.

Rochester Tate Albert Babcock Reachester Churea Lesa Sheriffs Office Ladas Jaag Company Pittstargh Pa Frederick J Tower Memorial Presbyterian Church Th's City George E Burgess Glace Bry Nova Scotia Arctic

Hanihara Expresses Desire to Return to America

Honolulu reports Japanese Ambassador Jasanao Hanihara said he had not resigned and would return to the United States after a visit home. He noted sixteen years in America and his fondness for both countries and their people. From San Francisco July 24 a dispatch notes tensions over immigration policy and official statements by Japanese officials.

Honolulu Jasanao Hanihara United States Tohoe America San Prien Fsco Janan Womwat Fe Ind League of Nithons Jipan Jiupin

Changes in Faculty of G U Prep School

A garbled field report outlines changes in staff at G U Prep School. It references new appointments, vacancies, and reorganizations affecting teachers, assistants, and administration. Names and places are largely unreadable, but the piece notes shifts in faculty during a recent term.

G. U. Prep

Jewelry Heists Seize $125000 in Gems Across The West

A sequence of robberies nets $125000 in jewelry seized across multiple locations. Investigators report a bandit group targeted West Coast shops and a bank vault, with suspects escaping after a confrontation. Police urge witnesses to provide details and lead to arrests.

Couple questioned over skeleton discovery in Knox County

Local police questioned a couple after a skeleton was found under a porch in Knox County. Investigators believe the remains may belong to a missing person from the area, with authorities noting the discovery occurred amid broader inquiries into possible foul play. Authorities reportedly possess limited information on the couple and their connection to the scene. The investigation continues as officials pursue further leads and identify the victim.

India Takeletor Jha Pole Bennett Litott Chatty Lagg i Iers Kono Knox

D. J. Campau Weds First Time When 71

New York July 24 Daniel Campau Detroit reiver turfman and traveling owner of the Chicago Horse farm was married yesterday to Mr Ode Mille Moore of this city after a water trip through the White Mountains they will make Detroit their home Campau is 71 years old and this is his first marriage from 1586 to 1890 he was collector of cuizons in Detroit and long a member of the Democratic national committee

New York Daniel Campau Detroit Chietoe Ode Mille Moore White Mountains Deatioit Democratic National Committee

Crane on Light Wires Plunges City Into Darkness

A migratory crane perched on electric feeder wires from a Jersey City power plant short circuited the system, throwing the city into darkness last night. Electric crews and responders removed the bird from the wires as officials assessed the outage.

Jersey City Haemon

Fairfax County raid nets mash and stills seized

Federal agents reported capturing six thousand gallons of mash and two stills during a midnight raid near Sandy Hook two miles west of the Fairfax court house. A 790 gallon and a 196 gallon still were seized with thousands of gallons of mash destroyed. Operators fled into the woods as others escaped.

Artington County Bereal Cwrenion Virgil Williams Esterday Sandy Hun Pistrit Fairfax Ing Gat Jan Operier G Wallrims

Shopman Sues Coal Man Over $10000 Balm

In Cabell county circuit court Monroe Glaney a shopman from Huntington filed suit against coal man J T Taylor for $10000 alleging alleged alienation of his wife's affections. The Glaneys married in 1903 with Mrs Glaney formerly Miss Virgie Spears of Huntington. Mrs Martha J Woodall the wife of John Woodall died at Lynchburg Virginia aged 90 years.

Washington Post Cabell County Monroe Glaney Chean Ohio Railway J Tf Taylor Glancys Glinevy Virgie Spears Martha J. Woodall Lynchbure Martha Wandall John Woodall Rockbridge County

Woman Leaving Jail Held to Need New Hat

New York reports that a new hat aids reestablishing self respect for women released from jail, per Salvation Army prison department findings. The study notes that in-work expectations rise when discharged prisoners lack suitable attire, and a hat is deemed essential after time in prison.

New York Prison Department of the Salvation Army Womfn Wil Nat

Women urge federal employment service policy reform

West Baden July 24. Miss Mary Stewart of Washington led a report before the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs urging creation of a federal employment service with power to study employer and employee problems. The federation supported child labor constitutional amendment and U.S. entry into the world league, plus a federal department of education. The report urged recognizing home economies as vital to trade and agriculture and called for renewed support of the social reform act.

West Baden National Federation of Business and Professional Womens Clubs Mary Stewart Washington Legislative Committee Federal Federal Employment Service United States Department of Education Gondakir Philadelphia Darcy England Virginia Haims Virginie Ca

Three Die in Texas Fire Destroys Business Block

Fire tore through a Texas business district last night, killing three people and leaving eleven missing. Officials say the Welbakes building frame collapsed as flames spread rapidly, endangering adjacent structures and causing extensive property loss estimated at 100 600 dollars. Authorities continue searches and investigations into the blaze spreading conditions and origin.

Tex Businesh Weltex

University President Improves After Vehicle Incident

Wash region residents note the university president shows slight improvement several days after a motor vehicle overturn incident. Attending physicians report the injured man stable and receiving care.

Peck Speongs

World girdle fliers at Hull until Monday

Special dispatch reports the American round the world fliers postponing departure to Monday. A destroyer squadron ferries fuel and supplies to Hobbs harbor and north Atlantic patrols, while Milwaukee heads toward Labrador to assist the planes. Officials note possible delays and limited operations as authorities weigh timing and routes for the westward flight.

Hun Humber Barry Fllora Europe Varthasineward Lawrenze Halifax Polatrol Labrador Greenland Milwaukee Indian Harbor Americas Kirtwall Navy Department Atlantic Americ Copen Rapen Weland Steit Ilet Hornafierd Cos Iceland Teghjavne Cygundees Ac’ Ranta Alona

Balm suit in city court over alleged affection loss

Miss Melamet sued by Vrs Lieant Bikn of Naw Lark for $50 000 alleging that her husband Bem Mos Ffanany abused their marriage through Melamet and Wellam as opera company leaders The complaint claims loss of comfort support and happiness and cites alleged intrusion at a social event and accompanying alleged damage to personal relations.

Speoatt Washington Hittinere Wies Varga Mehmet Diushter David So Velnet Lodiy Gil Main Vrs Lieant Bikin Naw Lark Alleas Menation Bem Mos Ffanany Owe Melamet Wellam Opera Cormanyino Muss Melamet Lettuse Hillam Koo Comring

Three Human Beings Victims of Anthrax

Special to The Washington Post from Columbus Mississippi reports two more negroes dead from anthrax after being stung by flies feeding on unburied animal carcasses. Sheriff Goulsby of Lowndee County confirms two white children have contracted the disease but show no true symptoms. A shotgun quarantine remains along the Tombigbee river area.

Washington Post Columbus Miss Clay County Tombigbee River Goulsby Lowndee Tombigbee

Woman forms fund to study League of Nations work

Miss Margaret Christine Peabody of Cambridge announces the creation of the League of Nations Trust to administer a fund for research on the League and to inform the American public about its achievements. Gifts from foundations and societies support specialized branches, with Dr Manley Hudson of Harvard Law School named as trustee.

New York League of Nations Margaret (Christine Peabody Cammidge Mares League of Nations Trust Sinthir Reserch Foundations Leagues Miss Peabodys

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