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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1919

Page

9

Hearings set on 50-50 bill and market lease issue

Data on the 50 50 fiscal relation between the Federal and District governments may prompt September hearings. Mapes authorized to fix date with general committee opposition to extended sessions. B J Macfarland and the Citizens Committees hail potential hearings and offer full facts. Market lease negotiations continue with Johnson and Mapes aiming for a mutually satisfactory measure to annul the Washington Market Company lease. Special to The Washington Post July 24.

B. J. Macfarland Citizens Mapes House District Committee House Mapesgard Henry B . Macfarland Joint Citizens Committee Macfarland Wwe Joint Select Committee of Congress Johnson Kentucky Tormer Cnhairman Chattet Committee Washington Senate

Contributions to Fund for Relief of Slain Officers

A partial list from The Washington Post shows numerous donors to the Fund for Relief of the Families of Slain Officers, including individuals and small businesses. Amounts range from 50 to 500 dollars, with many entries noting contributors such as Russel H Kettell, Steve Cochran, Albert W Fox, and Philip Orme, among others. The list appears fragmented and interwoven with stray notes and OCR errors.

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Police Union Strikes to Seek 150 Wage Rise

J Ed Toomey of the American Federation of Labor announced a wage proposal for Metropolitan Police privates. He said 85 privates have applied for membership and that full organizational plans are underway with AFL and Central Labor unions aiming for 100 percent staff unionization.

Congress Organization of Washington Policemens J Ed Toome American Federation of Labor American Federation Central Labor’ Cruen Toame

Union Meeting Plans Higher Wages Probe

A union plans a meeting on August 1 at 7:40 PM in the Gayets theater to discuss wage increases. Eb Praecker presides. A business committee met earlier to arrange the inquiry and a subcommittee may be formed to draft the proposal led by Bo Crassan.

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District police march for movie cameras on Capitol Street

Officials led by Major Pullman staged a martial law style procession before the District Building cameras. Inspectors captains and lieutenants moved in pairs under orders to appear businesslike, while a crowd and mounted police watched. A later note from Baltimore reports a case of typhus fever detected in Locust Point, quarantined last night.

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Maryland and the Virginias Washingtonian Accused of Perjury

Clarence Pulliam of Washington formerly of Remington Virginia faced a preliminary hearing before Judge W Frank Gaither on perjury charges. He allegedly lied about the age of Margaret Weimer when applying for a license to marry her. The wedding occurred July 14 at Kensington. Proceedings were brought by Mrs Maxie Weimer of Chicago and Mrs Smith of Remington who testified that Pulliam knew the bride was fourteen.

Francee Washington Post Rockville Clarence Pulliam Washington Remington W. Frank Gaither Maxie Weimer Chicago Remington, Va

Efforts to ship surplus army food to city residents

A citizens meeting at the Alexandria opera house tomorrow at 8 pm will form a committee to secure a carload of surplus army canned food for local sale. The War Department has tentatively approved the shipment, with limited per-person quantities and no wholesale distribution.

Ashington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Opera House International Association of Boilermakers M. B . Thompson M T Burna G. L Tustice J W Collins War Department

Negroes Return From War at Camp Lee Demobilization Surge

Troops arriving from overseas for discharge at Camp Lee near Petersburg are mustered out within 48 hours of arrival. Yesterday 608 men received discharges and today 700. Among the releases are 200 from Washington, with others from California. About 1496 men remain at the Lee cantonment awaiting demobilization.

Washington Post Petersburg Camp Lee Washington California Lee Cantonment Avaling

Obituary notices from Virginia and surrounding areas

Multiple brief obituaries and notices report deaths and funeral services in July across Virginia and nearby towns. Key entries include J B McKinney of Mayfield WV aged 6, services led by Scottish Rite and Masons at Arlington National Cemetery, and deaths of Dr Charles Wunk in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Additional items note a Wellsburg postmaster George T Lluchanin wedding and other local death notices with burial details.

Danville J B MckKinney Mayfield Teberco Hyatt Tilde Arlington National Cemetery Woshington Post Martinsbore Chas Wunk Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimoare

Grain and Live Stock Prices From Ballirmi PA Region

Prices for July 24 show mixed grain and dairy figures across Maryland Pennsylvania and Ohio with Butter Creamery at 39 and butter progress noted. Poultry stocks list gilt hens white leghorns ducks and goslings with varied weights and small to large categories across Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania West Virginia and nearby markets.

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Grain Prices and Livestock Quoted in Chicago Market Report

Chicago market notes July 24 list corn No 2 mixed and white bids, oats No 2 white, rye No 2, barley, and wheat prices for red winter and No 2 grades. Includes pig, hog, cattle, sheep, and cotton quotes with ranges for weights, grades, and regions, plus Baltimore and New York price mentions.

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Lutheran convention marks reinvention of clergy union

The thirty third annual convention of the Lutheran churches in the Ware Land District met today at Pin War Pen. Attendees included Rev Katert from Baltimore, Rev Prof RoWoentz of Gettysburg Seminary, and Rev Dr Hares W of Philadelphia. The gathering approved plans to hold the next convention in July 1920, with dates set for regathering in March.

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War cross presented to Italian-born soldier in Reidville ceremony

An Italian war cross was formally presented at Reidville in an awards event honoring a Greensboro native and veteran. The ceremony featured local officials and a committee member delivering the medal to the recipient, believed to be connected with American forces.

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