Nominations Highlight Scott Bone for Alaska Governor Post
President announced several appointments yesterday with Scott Bone named governor of Alaska, a choice that sparked a bitter clash among Alaska interests. Bone, born 1859, long served as a newspaper publisher and editor including roles at The Washington Post and Post-Intelligencer Seattle, led Alaska bureau efforts and supported key regional improvements such as the Alaska railroad. He has Republican ties and held roles with the Republican National Committee, Gridiron Club, and national press organizations.
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Republican Nautioal Committee
Bureau of Political Information
Republican National Committee
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National Press Club
Waasington
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Arena Athletic Clubs
Drunk Frank Hutchinson Pays Fine at City Court
Frank Hutchinson colored was fined one dollar by Judge McMahon for drunkenness. A detective described Hutchinson's lilac breath and erratic behavior at the police bureau, where he claimed he had not been drunk since barrooms closed and pleaded for a place on the force.
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Watches Recovered From Train Theft Stolen From Admiral Gleaves
Inspector Connolly of the Southern Railway announced the recovery of a watch owned by Admiral Gleaves stolen between Lynchburg and Washington in March. Detectives reported recovering about $13,000 worth of stolen property with $20,000 claimed in October to May.
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Southern Railway
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Scotch Romance of Bonnie Prince Charlie at Belasco
Mrs. Clarence Calhoun presented a verse drama on Bonnie Prince Charlie and Flora MacDonald at a Belasco matinee for the Woman's Welfare association. John Henderson reddes supplied historical data. Local amateurs played principal roles with dances opening the program.
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Flora MacDonald
Clarence Crittenden Calhoun
Belasco Theater
Woman's Welfare Association
Calhoun
John Henderson Reddes
Textile strike spreads across Charlotte and nearby mills
On June 1 a general Southern textile strike began with about 9,000 workers from over twenty plants in Charlotte Concord Kannapolis and Rock Hill walking out. Affected mills included Chadwick Hoskins Highland Park Cannon and Savona plants with spins and weaving halted across multiple sites.
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Touighit
Concord
Kannapolis
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Southern
United Textile Workers
Chadwick-Hoskins
Highland Park
Cannon
Rock Hil
Savona
Buried in Virginia Soil With Military Honors
The body of Frank Dace Withama of Oklahoma arrived in Petersburg and was buried at Poplar Grove cemetery with full military honors. A Petersburg Grays detachment escorted the funeral as the mother, Virginia born and daughter of a Union soldier killed at Petersburg, secured government consent for interment in Virginia soil.
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Washington Post
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Frank Dace Withama
Oklahoma
Petersburg
Poplar Grove
American Legion
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Motor Transport Corps
France
Virginia
Gardiner Buttel Nuptials Highlight Suburban Rockville Church
Masa Marie Antoinette Gardiner daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Gardiner and Thomas George Buttel of Brooklyn were married at St Marys Catholic church Rockville The ceremony was led by Rev John T Coolahan with Rev Riordan assisting Bride wore white satin and georgette with veil and duchess lace crown Bridesmaids included Edmonia Gardiner and Florence Hennessy among others Best man was James C Gardiner Ushers from Washington Boston and Rockville attended A separate report notes county budget for public schools including 22822815 for school purchases and 30300 for buildings and furniture with state funds about 67000 and a public meeting planned next week to discuss the levy The Rev P Rowland Wagner officiated the marriage yesterday
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Louis Gardiner
Thomas George Buttel
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
John T. Coolahan
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Washington
Misa Edmonia Gardiner
Helen Gardiner
Janes C. Gardiner
James Lewitt
Freitas
Franc Lavman
Boston
Mass
James Cassidy
Janney, Riggs and Cooke
A. Dawson Trundle
Montgomery County Board of Education
Edwin W Broome
P. Rowland Wagner
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Baptist Church
Baltimore Grain and Live Stock Prices June 1 Poultry and Dairy
Grain and livestock market notes list live poultry prices for chickens roosters and white leghorns, plus springers and ducks by weight and condition. Butter and eggs sections show creamery butter grades and prices, dairy prints and store packed butter across Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby regions with regional firsts and prices.
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Grain and Livestock Prices Across Chicago Markets June 1
Grain quotes show No 2 red winter wheat at 1.77 with garlicky variant 1.59 and nearby oats at 50 to 66 percent. Corn bids include spot 7.754 and yellow near 30 dollar barrels. Cattle hogs and sheep markets list top and bulk ranges with calves vealers and wethers varying by class and region.
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Cotton middling prices in New York Norfolk and Wilmington
Prices for cotton middling reported across markets with figures for New York 1250 Norfolk 1163 and Wilmington 11.25 reflecting regional price levels and market variation.
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New York
Norfolk
Wilmington
Marriage Announcements From Covington and Nearby Areas
Miss Leita OG Hairoenimus and Grat ten B Wood of Covington Va wed in a ceremony. Also Mrs E ffie Fairfax Nathan Mills of Hoadley Va. Winnie M Moore Washington and Guy L Gray Benning DC. Mollie M Lewis Rosemont Va William H Demaine Alexandria. Catherine V Leizear Takoma Park Gary Leek Silver Spring joined in marriage.
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Gratten B. Wood
Covington
Effie Fairfax
Nathan Mills
Hoadley, Va
Winnie M. Moore
Washington
Guy L. Gray
Benning, DC
Mollie M. Lewis
Rosemont
William H Demaine
Alexandria
Catharine V Leizear
Takoma Park
Garyy Leek
Silver Spring
Cherry River Paper plant closes after wage cut rejection
Special to The Washington Fest from Clarksburg West Virginia reports 400 workers refused a 10 percent wage reduction, prompting the Richwood Cherry River Paper Company plant to shut down. A building trades walkout is forecast as contractors implement new wage scales, with nine classes cut from 50 cents to 20 cents per hour. Bricklayers with Richards Construction refused their new pay, dropping from 1.50 to 1.00 per hour.
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Richards Construction Company
Fourth Company Takes Annapolis Colors
At the Naval Academy dress parade the Fourth company won the colors for the year, led by Raleigh S Hates of North Carolina with 276 points. The Fifteenth followed with 250, the Eighth with 165, and the Eleventh with 150. The cup engraving will honor Third company leader Lorenzo Sabin for best overall athletic show.
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Naval Academy
Raleigh S Hates
North Carolina
William D Johnson, Jr
Alabama
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Illinois
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George W. Gilliam
Texas
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Lorenzo Sabin
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