Memorial day observances across Maryland honor fallen service members
Memorial exercises across multiple Maryland towns honor soldiers who died in the line of duty. Rockville Gaithersburg Hagerstown and Sharpsburg host ceremonies with officials such as Lieut Col George E Lewis and Rev Raymond Clagett delivering orations. France awards certificates to families of fallen soldiers. A street parade and cemetery tributes follow, with veterans and civic groups participating.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Silver Sping
Norman E. Price
Sandy Spring
Henderson- Smith-Edmonds
Rockille
Fair Grounds
George E Lewis
Henry H. Marsden
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Giney
A. Be.f
U.S
Biaw Iee
Edward
Peter
Washington Grove Cornet Band
Forest Oak Cemetery
Hagerstown
Antietam National Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Benamin G Humphreys
Mississippi
F. J. Knode
Altoona
Frederick N. 4Thisman
Cumberland
Frank WW Mish
Bart Whipple
J Augustine Mason
Haferstown
Raleigh Shoremann
Washington
Lincnin
John Markey
Baltimore
William Treston Lane
Haserstown
Lang fishel and Mrs Ve Fishel announce marriage of della and joseph lang
Lang Fishel and Mrs Ve Fishel announce the marriage of their daughter DELLA to Mr JOSEPH W LANG on Saturday May 20 1920 by Rabb i Kalish Richmond Va. Died Brown obituary notices list multiple memorials and interments in Williamsport Pa and Arlington Va. Jameson Albion Rom be y Jameson and other veterans interred or noted with services held at Hiatt Place addresses in Washington Arlington Falls Church and Williamsport.
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Lang—Fishel
VE Fishel
Della
Joseph W. Lang
Rabbit Kalish
Richmond
Makwoot
Falls Church
Binghamton
Jameson
Hiatt Place
Albion RO Jameson
Tameson —Miliinry
Order of the Lovat Legion of the United States
Stohlman
Wioskington
Tock Pom
Spohlilan
Albameders
Shelby
Mer Machin
Convent of Perpetual Adoration
Lynchburg
Lulu Caldwell
G. Tucker
Rivermont Avenue Baptist Church
R. A. McFarland
May EB. Phelps
George Phelps
Madison Heights
R. C. Wingfield
Byside
M. L. Mintz
Madison Baptist Church
James O. Tyree
Oda May Lilly
Albemarne County
Henry W. Battle
High Street Baptist Church
Washington Post
Rockville
Etta Hiden Turner
Penngotesque
Louis W. Akehurst
Norfolk
Woodside
Charles D. Lafferty
Grace Episcopal Church
P. Rowland Wagner
the Baptist Church
Laura Fuell
Luther W. Flynn
Philmont
Petersburg
John H. Harrison
R. E. Harrison
Florence
S. C
Charlottesville
Charles Philip Ayler
Ayler
Camp Leegur
Sadie Rogers
Fred Rogers
Brooklyn
N. Y
Countrry Almshouse
Paul G. McIntire
Lucy Odessa Bruce
G. H. Bruce
Marie Gray Meade
William Meade
Haymarket
Wheatley
Pehick Church
Fairfax County
BE. W. Mellichampe
S. A. Wallis
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia
Pohick Cemetery
Washington Camp
Woodmen of America
Alexandria Camp
James A. Doubles
W. J. Dixon
Washington
Mc« Keever
Memorial Day Observances across Maryland and Virginia
Memorial day events fill towns in Maryland and Virginia with churches schools and veterans groups paying tribute. Notable ceremonies occur in Cambridge Oakland Easton Berlin and Rockville with lectures parades and grave decorations including both Federal and Confederate veterans.
Memorial Day Observances Across Virginia and West Virginia
Richmond and Charlottesville marked Memorial Day with ceremonies honoring Confederate, Spanish War and World War dead. Notables included Edwin P. Cox and Col. Robert E. Lee, with graves decorated by veterans groups and patriotic services at national cemeteries in Winchester Petersburg and Dinwiddie.
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Richmond
Hollywood Cemetery
Hollywood Memorial Association
Spain
American Legion
Edwin P. Cox
Virginia House of Delegates
Madden
Lee
Washington Post
Winchester
Clarence Woods
Centenary Reformed Church
National Cemetery
Robert
Conrad Post
Mulligan Post
Grand Army of Republic
Ladies’ National Memorial Association
Woman dies in Palmer parade car crash
Mrs Grace A Alten of the Woman's Relief Corps was struck and killed by a car during Memorial Day activities in Palmer Massachusetts. The vehicle carrying Civil War veterans, driven by Captain Hiram E. W. Clark, apparently rolled over funds could have touched the accelerator by mistake. Alten died at Wing Memorial Hospital.
Memorial day observances and local notices in Alexandria
Memorial day activities dominated the day with a large turnout at the Alexandria National Cemetery and public school observances. The article notes civic events including a Sons of Veterans memorial overviews, church services, and local group meetings alongside obituaries and property transfers in Alexandria Virginia.
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Alexander National Cemetery
A. E. B. Stephens
Ohio
Cushing
Imp. No.30
Sons of Veterans
Washington
George Trancis Williams
Herbert ‘W. Rutledge
Democrats to Name Three Alternates for Primary Ballot
The Bryan Democratic Club will meet at the Machinists Building on Ninth Street and Massachusetts Avenue NW tomorrow at 7 45 PM to decide if a contest for the primary ballot is needed. Three new alternates will be named. the other three are Mrs Hope S Ferrill Francis J Lukens and William J McClure.
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Bryan Democracy Club
Machinists
Ninth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Hope S. Ferrill
Francis J. Lukens
William J. McClure
Guinan Trial Opens in Petersburg for Lynchburg Shooting
John J. Guinan, ex detective, goes to trial in Petersburg before Judge J. M. Mullen for the April 30 shooting death of Robert F. Brown of Lynchburg. Seventy two witnesses are listed with 22 for the Commonwealth and 50 for the defense. Guinan is in custody, bail denied, with O. A. Pollard assisting the Commonwealth's attorney.
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Washington Post
Petersburg
John J. Guinan
Hustings
Robert F. Brown
Lynchburg
J. M. Mullen
Commonwealth
Grijian
O. A. Pollard
Frink Lectures on Adequate Revenue for Federal Support
The Brown family hires a firm with Richard H. Mann as counsel. Frink argues for a single tax on railroads and opposes income and other internal taxes, urging a wartime budget foundation using modest railroad revenue. Send 25 cents to obtain Frink's Lecture by mail from Hw. C. Frink in Philadelphia.
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Frink
Hw. C. Frink
Estangh Street
Philadelphia
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Priget
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Patriotic Order Sons of America
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St. Paul's Church
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American Zion
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Kansas
Here
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Easton
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Post
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Denton
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J. B. Taylor
Mead
Virginia
Col
Robert E. Lee
University Cemetery
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Daughters of the Confederacy
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John Bowie Strange
R. T. W. Duke
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Homer Hftchey
Glassell Fitzhugh
Albemarle
Col. Lee
Camp 7
Maj. Boling
J. H Childress
J. J. Curd
National Guard
Joel M. Cochran
City Point
American Legion ‘of
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Harry St George Tucker
Lexington
Poplard Grove
Dinwiddie County
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Virginian Railway
W. Va
C. H
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F. D. Landemann
District Federation
Bluefield
Cyrus Kershner
Bakersville
I. M. Wertz
Winston-Salem
N. C
D. Clay Lilly
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Lilly
Clara L. Hudson
Kenneth J. Winfield
J. W. Duffey
Methodist Church
Grafton Speaker
Grafton
Gov
Cornwell
Boy Scouts
Ladies of the Women
United States Military Band
Camp Zachary Taylor
News of Alexandria
Aszington Post Bureau
South Royal Street
Alexandria, Va
Marie G. Meade
Men’s Catholic Club
M. J. McFarland
F. T. Quinn
Lyceum Hall
Appeal For Motor Ambulance
Brent
Samuel G. Brent
Circuit Court
Gov. Davis
Turner
Fauquier
Warrenton
Board of Supervisors
Fauquier County
R. Cochran
Harris Field
Eagles
AlvaAerie
Order of Bogies
Alexandria National Bank
Alexandria Trades Council
Wil
D. B. Robey
Alexandria Lodge of Hits
David B. Robey
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Henry W.W. Wildt
Albert W. Pullman
Mattie E. Ewald
Duke Street
Bryan Democracy
Victor Records
Victor
Enrico Caruso
Geraldine Farras
Flingaley Quartet
Don Giovanni
Mabel Garrison
Reinald Werrenrath
Alma Gluck
Jascha Heifetz
Louise Homer
Feitz Kreisler
Evan Williams
Olive Kline
Elsie Baker
AH Star
All Star Trio
Victor Orchestra
Elizabeth Wheeler
Chopin
Stephen Foster
Tosti
Nazareth
Tyrol
Margaret Young
Silly Murray
Green Brothers
Fox
Mother's Hands
Henry Burr
Charles Hart
Lewis James
Walts
Frank Ferera
Anthony Franchini
Victor Roberts
J a-Ling
Joseph C
Irene
Bisese
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine ‘Co
Camden, New Jersey
Quinan
Brown
Guinan
United States District Attorney
Richard H. Mann
Gone
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Done
Eric Onlw
McKeever & Goss
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