Five Piggly Wiggly Stores In Virginia File As Bankrupt
In Virginia five Piggly Wiggly grocery stores filed for voluntary bankruptcy. Assets listed include mostly store fixtures with cash remaining. The filing names Patrick Lee of Alexandria as petitioner and TDalias Bate as temporary acting trustee. Fairfax Vienna and nearby locales appear among listed assets and locations associated with the case.
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Washingtos Post Bureau
Patrick Lee
Alexandria
Pirgiy Wlegly
Prison Association Congress Attendance by Mrs Willebrandt Yoalk
Mrs Willebrandt Yoalk, assistant Attorney General in charge of Prohibition Greens, will attend the fifty fourth annual congress of the American Prison Association in Sats Taye City on August 15. The American Prison Association will present correspondence on prison informatory matters and the country’s affairs before departing Washington in August.
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Mabel Walker Wiebratdt
Prohibition Greens
American Prison Association
Sats
Tee America Presen Association
Montgomery Police Changes Next Week
Montgomery county reorganizes its votive department with new regulations set by county commissioners. Robert T. Peter, William L. Aud, BR. Ray, Gerry E Scothe wear edo with police guns for guidance. Emergency units increased to ten. Beth Jer oof Hurtons missioners endorse the plan.
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Montgomery County
Robert T. Peter Retti Ceore
Wiliam L. Audycon BR. Ray
Clerk R
Gerry Escothe
Ste
Wolaectsen
Bethjer Oof Hurtons Missioners
Air Mail Across the Coast to Continue Services
The article discusses ongoing cross country air mail service from New York to coast routes. It mentions multiple trips, pilots, and schedules though text is garbled.
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New York-Sanmiail
New York
Government printing office outing at Chesapeake Beach
Two thousand employees are expected to attend the second annual excursion today at Chesapeake Beach. The event is directed by the Cafeteria and Recreation association of the printery, with W. B. Skeen as president. High‑tech athletic events with prizes are scheduled.
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Chesapeake Beach
Recrestio Association
W. B. Skeen
New York Police Head Pushes National Police Bureau
New York Police Commissioner Richard Enright and former Commissioner Rudolph Waldo met in Washington with President Coolidge to seek support for a national police bureau for criminal identification and classification. Enright said Congress would be asked to authorize the bureau and to invite European police to a May may conference in New York. he also praised Washington Police Commissioner Oyster and Chief of Police Sullivan.
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Richard KE E T
New Yorks
Rhinelander Waldo
Washington
Coolidge
Enright
Congress
New York
Waldo
Oyster
Peties Sullivan
Maj. Sullivan
Johns Hopkins asks 8 million more for expansion plan
Baltimore July 30 The Johns Hopkins university and hospital announce a half century program totaling 168 359 005 for education and research. Daniel Willard and trustees plan raise 8 million in twelve months to fund a new chemical laboratory dormitory endowments heating plant nurses home medical library and several hospital and school endowments.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio J Railroad
New Chemical Laboratory
Tmental
School of Nurses
Medical Eliate
Brightwood Lodge 10 Meet Inaugural Proceedings Attended
The Brightwood Rebekah lodge 1 G. OG. F. plans institution tonight at the Masonic temple in northwest Teorgia and Colorado avenues. Officers will be elected and installed with Mary F. Pollock leading as president. Charter approved Monday marks the eleventh Rebekah lodge in the district. Degrees will be conferred under Charles P. Sample and grand officers present. Also, thieves stole radio parts from North West Battery and Electric Co. at 3802 Georgia Ave NW, breaking in through window bars. loss about 492 dollars.
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Brightwood Rebekah Lodge
G. OG. F
Masonic Temple
Treorgia
Colorado Avenues
Mary F. Pollock
Rebekah Assembly
Rebekah
Charles P. Sample
Northwest Battery and Electric Company
Georgia Avenue Northwest
Window Washer Falls From Ladder at Grocery Store
Claude A. Baker aged 42 fell from a ladder while washing windows at Magruder's grocery store at Connecticut Avenue and K Street Northwest. He was treated at Emergency Hospital for bruises on the head and shoulders.
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Magrurder’s
Connecticut Avenue
K Street
Claude A. Baker
Missouri Avenue
Hyattsville notes road work delays and new constructions
Hyattsville reports brisk building activity with about $50,000 in new construction over the past three months. Sidewalks on Sibley and Littlefield avenues advance, Maryland avenue work delayed until autumn pending rebate funds of about 4608 pounds. Burgess store demolition and new builds by Magruder and Rushe proceed. new fire hose acquired and road-improvement talks ongoing. Marriage notices, local events, and county fair planning follow.
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Psville
J. Frank Ruste
Rge Morley
Charles T. Anderson
Sibley Avenue
Littlefield Avenue
Maryland Avenue
Franklin Street
Maple Avenue
Hyattsville
Herbert J. Moffat
A. Eugene Burgess
Johnson and
Maryland Avenues
Burgess
William FP. Magruder
Spencer Street
J. Frank Rushe
Hyattsville Volunteer Fire Department
State Roads Commission
Washington-Baltimore
Wells Avenue
Roads Commission
Hooper to Confer Here on Alleged Contempt
Chicago July 30 Chairman Hooper of the United States railroad labor board will go toWashington to confer with Justice Department officials on contempt proceedings to establish the board s right to force testimony from all parties in a dispute involving about 50 Western carriers The engines and locomotive brotherhoods sought a 5 percent wage rise while carriers demanded rule changes The board subpoenaed the parties and hearings were interrupted with an adjournment until September The action tests the board s power to assert jurisdiction without both sides consent in a major labor dispute
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Chicago
Hooper
United States Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Department ofJustice
Engine Brotherhoods
Brotherhood of Locoomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of
Three Officials Try to Beat Fishermen’s Record
Commissioner Oyater Engineer Commissioner Gell and Ringgold Hart aim to set a new fishing mark after catching over 200 fish in Chesapeake Bay last week. This morning reports from Solomons Island and Benedict, Maryland, will decide the day’s plan.
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Oyater
Gell
Ringgold Hart
Chesapeake Bay
Solomons Island
Benedict
Potomac citizens angered over road tax spending
Potomac residents voiced strong dissatisfaction with road tax usage. Town attorney Walter A. Varney cited 4800 dollars collected last year, criticizing Mount Vernon Avenue’s condition and urging the Arlington district to resume talks on sewerage for dense areas.
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Arlington County
McDonald Will Sustained Against Objections of Son
In probate court Chief Justice Walter I. McCoy sustained the late James McDonald will despite his son James McDonald challenging a so called freak clause. The clause aimed to provide for grandchildren via annuities and a division of the residue after nonlifetime terms. The estate, valued at about $5 million at the decedent’s death in January 1915, includes sizable payments to the Marchioness of Aberdeen and other beneficiaries.
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Walter I. McCoy
James McDonald
District of Columbia
McCoy
McDonald
Marchiousas
Hunney
Aberdeen
Scotland
Earl Charles Gordon
Aboyne Castle
James Mearns
Clauss
Radio Programs Today NAA Thurday July 81 Listings
Eastern standard time schedules show Naval Radio Arlington and WCAP and distant stations with live stock reports weather forecasts fruit markets hay and feed quotes and baseball results. Programs feature musical recitals by artists, Army Band performances, and news bulletins across multiple stations including KDKA KF I KYW and more with times and topics listed.
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Arlington
W. Ave
Chicago
St. Louis
Civil Service Commission
United States Civil Service
Naval Press News
WCAP
Sophocles T. Papas
Capain Gordon Gordon-Smith
Paul Bleyden
Mme
Henriette Coquelet
Arditid
Bernice Randall
Samson and De-llah
Saint-Saens
del Riego
Bernice Randal
Butterfy
Puccvni
Goetz
United States Army Band Dance Orchestra
Wrc—Radio Corporation
Eleanor Gunn
Ruby Largen Whiting
George F. Rossi
Elsie Pierce
Ethel Grant
Review of Reviews
Arthur McCormick
Barytone
Peggy Albion
Baseball Acores
Radio Digest
Associated Press
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Fruit Growers Nurseries
Newark
N.Y
Stockman Market
Kdka Little Symphony Orchestra
Conecert
KFI
Los Angeles
Bon Ton
Ambassador Hotel
Cocoanut Grove
Kentucky Colonels Orchestra
Marguerite Bitter
Forsythe Kgw
Portland
Wendall Hall
WGY
Schenectady
New York State
W. Brandcomn
L. Hopkins
General Elevirie
Sehenectad Salvation Army Band
Lion Clergyman Address
A fragmentary pre 1 year note mentions a lion clergyman and a recipient named Vereen with sparse details about a gathering or donation at a place called Wat at ietts, suggesting a brief local notice.
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Prince Georges County
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Werville
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Rockville
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Remington
Nellie Marfield
Bealeton
Silas FE. Huffer
Fivelyn M. Fitch
S. J. Goode
Christian Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
Forest Glen
Charles O. Rosensteel
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Thomas I. Fulks
William A Waters
James FR. King
Henry White
Emory Ricketts
William J. Thomas
John B. Diamond
J. D. King
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Harry J. Hunt
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Avitaeton” District Sanitary Commission
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Glen Echo
Henry Hilbert
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Daughters of the American Revolution
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Virginia
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Fredericksburg
T. J. Lambert
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Myrtle Street
Freedman’s Hospital
New York Avenue
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Sam Francisco
Rand
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WBZ
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Arlington Time Weather Reports
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Travel Bureau
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Woodward Bidg
15Th & Hsts
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Walter V. Shipley
DR. Winter
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Lansburgh & Bro
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