Departments Heads Absent as Commerce Officials Vacate
Interstate Commerce Commissioners Clement and Clark take vacations as many department heads remain away. The Alaska Yukon Exposition Board appoints James C. Boykin as assistant to chairman. Notes from the Post Office Department outline leave grants, office moves, and summer assignments across agencies.
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Jury Holds Ax Wielder In Wife Killing Case
Accused says he surprised wife with a man, who was killed. Witness Millen, sole Eve witness, testifies that the slaying followed a confrontation at the home. Trial details include alleged blows and an assault during the fatal evening, with evidence touching on motive and relationships.
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Real Estate Transfers Across City Frontages and Purchases
Transfers of real estate describe multiple parcels including a frontage on an eastern trading street and a northwest quadrant site at Try Street. Purchasers plan improvements for a public school athletic facility and a brick and stone residence designed by Joseph Benner. The auction sale details include square footage and construction plans with Indiana Hartford stone trim and a white accented roof.
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Extra Car to Boost Washington City Railway Service
Washington Butt and Annapolis Electric Railway will run an extra car tomorrow morning leaving White House Station at 6.00. The service directs passengers to Plaiadepina and Atlantic City by electric line and bay steamers. Officials say the addition will place travelers in Baltimore minutes before the sailing time of steamers to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
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Albemarle Horse Show Opens With Keen Contests At Charlottesville
The eighth annual Albemarle Horse Show opened in Hiawatha Washington style with about 2000 spectators. Willow King owned by Mrs Allen Potts won the loving cup, best lady’s hunter, and high prize in saddle horse events. Imitation bred by Wilbur Osborne gave a flawless five foot jump, earning the top purse in the harness and saddle pony class, as judges including W J Carter and Carlos Hoff evaluated the day’s events in Charlottesville.
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Fire at St Marys Church in Annapolis Causes Small Damage
A July 21 blaze at St Marys Roman Catholic Church in Annapolis started in the roof carpentry work near the Redemptorist chapel and caused little damage with limited excitement. No mood of alarm was noted as firefighters battled the fire.
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Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promise Quick Rheumatic Relief
Sufferers report rapid relief from rheumatic pains and nervous irritability with Dr Miles Pain Pills. The advertised benefit includes improved sleep and nerve soothing effects. Druggists stock the remedy with a money back guarantee on the first package if no relief is found. 25 doses, 25 cents.
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Suffolk Doctor Probes Jarratt Mental State Before Trial
Dr William E Drewry, superintendent of the State Hospital for the Insane in Petersburg, examined Capt James J Jarratt in Suffolk on July 29. Jarratt, accused of killing Policeman George T Smith on July 4, faces a trial tomorrow and pleads epileptic insanity. He reportedly had epilepsy in his family, received hospital treatment, showed violence toward relatives, once fired a pistol during railroad work, and may have killed in revenge for a prior arrest.
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FEW HOLD HUNDREDS AT BAY IN BELMONT COUNTY
Special to the Washington Post report from Wheeling says thirty Montenegrins employed as miners at Providence coal mines in Belmont County Ohio held 400 native and foreign miners at bay until sheriff and posse arrived. After a brief battle peace was restored with injuries to Superintendent Thomas and his son David Thomas and two mine bosses. The Montenegrins were discharged yesterday for loading inferior coal and were met at the mouth of the mine by discharged workers urging a strike. The company summoned the sheriff, a fight followed.
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Poetry Gause of Divorce Sparks Hungarian Affair
In a divorce suit heard by Judge Sharp in client court Michael Beres and Mary C Beres revealed a Hungarian lover tale. A postal card portrait with hearts and arrows, written in Hungarian and translated, surfaced as evidence. The couple married in Hungary in 1907, moved to Pittsburgh then Baltimore, the husband later leaving for the Hungarian lover and the wife following to Baltimore, culminating in divorce proceedings.
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Burglary at Wallace Postoffice and Stamp Theft
Burglars blew open the Wallace postoffice safe early today and traced the loot to Nelson Leeve and his son at a distant home. They were arrested and jailed here. Authorities recovered only two cow stamps from the scene.
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No Lid on Whistling Sparks Arrest in Seventh Street
A colored man named Douglas was arrested after whistling on Seventh Street South Mon night prompting Officer Calmane to detain him at the Death precinct station. Judge Calmane ordered no unnecessary noise as a man named Sylvester had issued such orders, but Douglas claimed no knowledge of them and was later dismissed.
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Col Addison Thomas Dead in Newport R I
Col Addison Thomas well known in Washington died Tuesday at Newport Rhode Island aged. He was a Mason and tied to the Metropolitan club and New York Yacht Club. Son of Col John Addison Thomas US A and related to New York titled families. He practiced law in New York until 1888 and leaves a widow and two sons. Funeral arrangements were made for a simple service. A Church Society Lawn Fete at the Church of the Ascension continued with helpers named and the church redecorated with steam heating installed.
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Tragic death by hanging near Berlin
Special report from Cumberland Maryland dated July 29 states Samuel Geller aged 3 died by suicide at his home near Berlin. The article notes he was jilted in a love affair as a possible motive. A halter chain was used to hang himself in his barn.
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Mad Dog Scare In Alexandria Ends With Shooting Dog
In Alexandria First Ward residents faced a rabid dog scare after a dog bit a boy from the Paff Shoe Company. Capt A C Fair and Policeman Gillster located and shot a dog matching the description. Dr M W O Brien treated the boy, while Dr Warfield assessed another bite victim, Ervin Keth.
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Drines Fails In Fake Fight Case At Alexandria Court
Three men accused of disorderly conduct in Alexandria could not speak Daglish as they allegedly staged a fake brawl in a saloon to avoid paying. Each man was fined ten dollars with jail in default. City officials reported the names of confined men and a guard may be sent from Fauquier for road work. In court Judge Louis Bartey heard guardianship for Margaret King and notary public appointments for King and Smith.
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Shortage alleged in Alto rail funds leads to arrest
Walhany Jagh0y, former cashier of the New Yo Philadelphia and Norfolk Railway, was arrested on embezzlement charges after a reported shortage of more than 333000. He was arraigned in police court and pledged to prove errors in bookkeeping as he seeks bail set at 2600.
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Notary Appointment Questioned as Illegal in Maryland
Miss Rana Snyder of Hagerstown was appointed notary public by Gov Crothers amid claims the law of 190 providing for women notaries did not apply to Washington County which was exempted. Snyder, private secretary to Mrs James L Briscoe, said she would not serve if the appointment was illegal. The piece also notes Staunton reports two forgery indictments by a grand jury including J Wallace Agey and P J Johnson alias PW Moore, with Agey pleading guilty. Lewis Malta also pleaded guilty to forgery and received two years on the public roads.
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Washington Post Sunday Morning Edition overview
The Washington Post is presented as a leading national newspaper with comprehensive financial news and market reports. It is described as a guide for farmers selling produce and a source of varied reading for those seeking leisure and information across sections.
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No equal in illustrated magazine section of Sunday Post
The illustrated magazine section contains only choice selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. Foreign news is carefully chosen with timely and accurate illustrations. The Sunday Post is described as best, a favorite visitor to households.
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The Sporting Section in Tue Post Pink Sheet
The Pink Sheet of Tue Post’s sporting section fills four pages each Sunday with comprehensive coverage of baseball results running and trotting races billiards auto racing yacht contests boating golf tennis swimming and all major sports in an accurate manner.
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