Soldiers Home Again Maneuvers a Great Success
District National Guard returns from two weeks of maneuvers at Fort Washington and Fort Hunt under Col Krell with praise from Gen Hathes and Col Coffin. Private M F Steele dishonorably discharged for misconduct. others praised for training and discipline during the encampment and return to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathes
Forts
Washington
Hunt
M. F Steele
Waplington
Fort Hunt
Jane Woseley
Arlentine
Powl
Fort Isohington
Col Go
Col Liell
Coffing
Col Kiell
Co Cullin
Coffin
Tald Thardy
District National Guard
Disret of Columbia
Col Collin
Stevens
Auveral
Potomac
Privaty
Guin
Clvirlet National Guard
Holland
Matt ¢ Brston
Steven Gaqua
Seater Taylor
Bergt Southernand
Stat
Harries
Urief
Barries
Breele
United
States Treasurs
Steele
Robbins
Jecton Mil
Brig Gon Manes
Monument to Stewart Honors Civil War Hero at Arlington
Relatives and veterans gathered at Arlington Cemetery yesterday for the unveiling of a monument to May James Stewart who commanded Battery I, Fourth United States Artillery, in the Civil War. Prominent officers and speakers, including Gen J C Black and Capt Dudley, praised Stewart’s gallantry at Spotsylvania and Weldon Railroad, with attendees from Wisconsin and Illinois. The ceremony featured remarks from descendants and military officials, honoring Stewart’s service and ascent from private to major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Inston
James Stewart
United States Artillery
Thomas Stewart
Ger Lawird
Beare
Wisconsin
Iron Brigade
May Stewart
Jock
Gun Wow
Dudley
Mad Stewart
Lion
Jonn
C Black
Charles H. McConnell
Chisago
Jack Conk
Stewart
John Methoy
H Randolph
Galbraith
Jima
Allen
Corby
Wis
Dudley Mee
Emmet Watkin
Miss Watkins
Thomaa Stewart
Dudler
iInbursh
Unites Siaten Artilery
United States Infantry
Spotieylvania Court
Piedmond Wr
Weldon Railroad
Eepe Way
Raplain
Reading Rooms Move Nearby Traders Bank to Colorado Building
Public notice indicates the Christ Scientist Reading Rooms moved from Traders Bank building to the Colorado Building for easier access. It mentions literature on movements and land distribution, with hours and contact details included for visitors seeking related materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyles
Kodake
Great Bear
Chastan Science
Child of Christ Scientist
Traders Bank
Colorado
Soldiers Pay Criticizes US Wages Versus Allies in Congress
A campaign argues American soldiers are underpaid compared with Canada and other nations. It cites Canadian sergeants earning 18 a month and Cuban guards receiving higher wages, urging Congress to reconsider the general pay increase for army and navy personnel amid inflation and life costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinisticam
Essar
Cuba
United States
Sam
Congress
Conetess
DE Bothymrmy
Nary Capins
Canada
New York
America
Latcong Cave
Sears Ag
Funeral of Miss Sinclair in Arlington Cemetery
The funeral of Miss Bele Sinclair, daughter of William Sinclair, who died suddenly on Saturday, will be held at St Johns Parish Church area Sho Tes. Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery, with beds placed as for her father. A lengthy obituary notes her family and associates, and mourners include extended relatives and well known figures.
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Sinclair
Wiliam Sinlair
USA
Sairdas
Johns Pom
Misa Sinclairs
Jone
Swat
Smetau
Sinead
Anderson Los
Steamship Gambling Crackdown Moves to Tighten Laws
Officials push new measures to curb gambling aboard excursion steamers. Proposals target deck conformance rules, master responsibility, and limits on passengers, with potential fines for violations and broader prohibitions on roulette wheels and automatic devices on ships. Congress may back wartime gambling controls on steamboats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cangrera
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Salimboat
Congress
Printers Plan Big Time Convention Arrangements
Local union printers and friends in Nashington complete preparations for the International Typographers union meeting set for Mat Sorngs Ark. Twenty delegates already signed in for the trip from Louisville to Memphis with stops in Washington and along the Mississippi River, August 8 to August 19. Mrs A L Hewon of the western ital will preside, with F Roberts as definite elect from the OU undertaking the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umom
Telr
Nashington
He International Typoxraptitesesion
Mat Sorngs
Ormallie
Louleville
Mumphia
Printera Union
Comeron
Tonneseecans
Mie
Mississippi
Mra A
Hewon Prealien
Lenlern
Ital Wumms Assuluy
Printers Union
Roberts Tyre Deinite
Ists
Pleasant Warmth With Afternoon Showers Expected
The weather forecast calls for cool and pleasant conditions with occasional showers today. Yesterday’s high reached 91 degrees in the afternoon, then cooled. showers may fall later, with a gradual temperature drop into the evening as crowds visit city parks and suburban resorts enjoy steady business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algistir
Evidenca Agin
Qlyer
Iso
Paagle
Fire damages William Tames & Sons B street store
A blaze at William Tames & Sons on B Street Northw yesterday evening around six damaged hay and feed stored in front of the establishment. The fire was extinguished and it was learned that some children had been playing with intluongs nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj Rowmever
Laame
Tienl Biss
Ordway
Washington
Wille Pepiing
Tran
Hitters Ferry
Bueses
Loward Ordway
Wiluan Tames & Sons
Veterans Present Flag at Mira Titea Meeting
A veterans group held a Saturday meeting with a surprise presentation of a flag to a senior officer Capt Jol n 8 Wat of Potomac G A R Detachment. Officers from Lincoln Garfield and Powh s posts attended as guests. Refreshments followed and the tent plans a social at 19 Q Street to celebrate John Hayward’s second birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mambera
Mira Titea
Spencer
Jol
Potomac
Oldroyd
Lincoln
Vent Wiss
Roberts
Tenner
Powmse
Jonson Ymmander
Garfield Post
John c Maynard
George Vo Rowe
Lincoln Post
Q Street
John H Hayward
Haywards
Knights of Columbus Welcome Visiting EC’s in Washin gton
A Washington council plans a luncheon and sightseeing events for Knights en route to the national convention in Norfolk. Anticipating at least 60 visitors, the program includes a buffet lunch, automobile tours of parks and Arlington neighborhoods, and a sacred concert at the hall on August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Fe Order
Thi
Washington
Norfolk
Sistem
Arlington
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Saks & Company
Onth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Health Department
Chestnut Farms
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Potomac Electric Power Company
14Th Street NW
Mayer & Co
7Th St. N. Ww
Biamond
Munich
Edeno Ih
National Capital Brewing CO
Castelberg's
Opticians
Penna. Ave
Howe
SALE
Cassaer
House & Herrmann
Herrmann
Goodyear Bacher
F Street
Mearith
Mass
Ave
N. W
Eit
Ordway and
River Forts
Col Cofin
Sprems
Orde
Fett Artiliers
Murpers Povey
Alourd
Née Anil
Cvitin
Wusic
Harpers Ferry Wan Garry
Harpers Ferns
Baltimore and
Ohlo Frowix
Mtartas Avannes
Harpers
Fenta
Behmna
Famous Lottery B
City Bulletins
Elk Club
Cook Steven Gotince
Lam
Maddlman & Co
Heurich
Ulill Ariling
Faerzen
Senate
Browary
Rlington Bottling Company
Vama Old Hace
Uncle Sam
Rocky Mountains
Cascade Range
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Pacific Ocean
Yellowstone Park
Chicago
North Pacific Coast
SF Phindelpou
Northern Pacific Railway
Wnte
Cleland
St Pani
Gamblers
Straua
Lary
C, & P. Telephone Co
12Th Street
R Street
Weather Man
Uneeda Biscuit
Wussey
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Puetts
Heurich Brewind, Co
Horn
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
Warner's
Gasat
Rioney
Fesdiog
Warners Sein
Grater Fateue
Warvere Phas
Warners Spe Gare Company
Reeheeter
Terkoarauth
Latundt
EVANS
N.W
Aljoys Ag
An Eaewhee
Wolee White & Sons
Weablantos
Tris Sulldieg
Capital Loan CO. Ganand
Jon Goney
Parniturn Unt
Panoa Ag
Miinisau Tate
Interst Lozee
Peld CE
F Street N. W
Fombius
Plasoe
Snet
Aloes
Stern Atlantic
Bremen Laane
Citizens Loan & Trust CQ
Newspaper Faehive
Cravenette
Boyn Suite
Long Pets
Hess
Victor E. Adler
7Th St Boave
Washington Post Building
D. of C. Real Estate
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
Randle Highlands
Sutdle
Cee Et Aimee i Realty Company
TinSt
la Av & Pe
Firemen’s Insurance
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