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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1920

Page

9

Horse Wrecks Train Four Hurt at Antietam

A Norfolk and Western passenger train hit a horse on a trestle near Antietam Station early today. Engineman Daniel A. Wallace was badly burned and in critical condition. four others from Hagerstown and Staunton were bruised. The wreck derailed cars, cut telegraph lines, and halted traffic on the Shenandoah division.

Hagerstown Daniel A. Wallace H. A. Cost James W. Long A. Bricker Staunton Norfolk and ‘Western Antietam Station Jacob ¥. Hammack Wo D&y Wallace Washington County Hospital Sharpsburge Shepherdstown Roanoke Trafic

Local Obituaries June 1920 Listings

Died notices for Mrs Bul Iile Mrs Karl McFarland and others listed. Funeral plans note interment at Danville Glenwood Cemetery Glen Rock Pa Prospect Hill Cemetery and Pinkney Memorial Church Hyattsville and Washington addresses with dates June 1 2 3 4 and 5 1920. Several obituaries include survivors and residence details.

Cole Bulile Karl McFarland Danville Cooke EF Street Northweat Meorge H Sarah B. Cooke DE Synek San Antonio Tex Marth DE Synek Lackel-Keenig Joseph de Synek Chapel of Prospect Hill Cemetery Egloff Mary V North Capitol Street Ida J Rosa L. Fryer Alice Fryer Hurvey Ene Glenwood Cemetery Glatfelter Susie Davis John F. Glatfelter John R. Wright & Co Tenth Street Glen Rock Wfones Hyattsville Georghay Peter Jones Gwynn Harris Virginia Gray New York Pinkney Memorial Church Heyser Hiai Tevidence Anacostia Avenue Benning D. C Nicholas EK. Keyser Lowe Fourteenth Street Clifton Elmer William T Agnes Lowe Potomac Miller Calvert Street Mary Farnham E. H Mary Farnham Miller Reinohl T Street David C Mary Thatcher Reinohl Elmoth Mra B. Pond Summit Place Nvorthwest Elizabeth E Lee Smith Broomington Th. Waylor George W Octavia O. Taylor Eemaing Lee Wheeler Dennett L Harriet R Wheeler Ray. Wheeler Washington West Fayette Street Baltimore St. Martin's Church Fulton Avenue Fayette Street Wolf Minnie J. Wolf Friday Henry Hazel Alberta Edward Wolf B. Murphy Washington Post Rebecca Lewis Harry Lewin Edmonston Road East Hyattsville

Multiple Weddings and Local Events Across Virginia

Maryland and the Virginias reports weddings at St Pauls Haymarket First Baptist Charlottesville and Glen Allen. Notables include Rev Browne Mrs Durrer Miss Hart Conway Coe and Dr Floyd. Also deaths funerals and civic notes from Alexandria Culpeper Winchester and Hyattsville with council actions and road events.

Haymarket Hallie Meade de Pauw Waverley Farms Thomas Moore Browne St. Paul’s Church William Meade Moundsville W. Va E. S. Hinks Elk Ridge Charlottesville First Baptist Church Cecil V. Cook John T. Marshall Susie M. Burnett Aubrey Hampton Burnett Mary Garnett Durrer Burnett Miss Burnett B. F. Burnett Spring Hill Baptist Church Advance Mills County Durrer George B. Durrer Louis Soksen, Jr Washington Mattie Payne Hughes W. G. Hughes Lily Frances Trevett Arthur ‘Trevett Glen Allen William Stuart Matthews Newberry Anna Hopton Hart M. D. Hart Ashland Conway Payton Coe Bellaville St. James Church F. P. Floyd Glen Jean Eva Russell McClune Baltimore W. W. Kelly T. A. Rankin Church of the Holy Comforter Dr. Floyd Burke's Garden

Gompers Forecasts War Over Mexican Crisis

Samuel Gompers, head of the AFL, declared that war with Mexico could follow if the Fall Senate committee report is enacted. He called the report vicious and urged against altering Mexico’s constitution to suit American oil and mining interests, warning of US intervention and a police force. The statement condemns the proposed changes as threat to justice and freedom.

Gompers Mexico Fall Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor United States Senate Committee Senate Albert B. Fall Fatl Republic of Mexico City of

Uncertainty and Anxiety Over Fixed Annuity Income

An ad from National Life Inc. of Vermont Mutual promotes a fixed annuity payable for life. It claims the income depends on the amount invested and urges readers to request rates by sending birth date. Addressed to Wm C Worthington General Manager Southern Building Washington DC.

National Life Inc. Co Vermont Mutual C. Worthington Southern Bidg Washington, D. C

Allen appoints Stane as American representative to Rhineland commission

General Henry T. Allen designates Col. David L. Stane, former Third Division chief of staff, to act as American army representative at Rhineland commission sessions. Pierrepoint and Noyes have recently resigned from their Rhineland commission posts.

Cobdlienz Henry T. Allen David L. Stane Third Division Rhineland Pierrépont Noyes

Wyatt elected mayor in Cusheld contest by 26 votes

Special to The Washington Post reports H. P. Wyatt won Cusheld mayoral race over Lorie Quinn Jr by 26 votes. Wyatt received 276 to 50 for Quinn and 183 for C Hubbard Daugherty. Severn R Sterling won unopposed for short term council seat. William H. Pierce led the seven candidate field for long term with 261 votes and David Saitz received 248.

Washington Post Graiid Maedane Rawara P. Wyatt Lorie Quinn, Jr Wyatt Quinn C. Hubbard Daugherty Severn R.sterling William H. Pierce David Saitz

Plan to enlarge Republican women’s committee

Miss Mary Garrett Hay of New York, chair of the Republican women’s national executive committee, urges increasing the national committee from 43 to 96 members and adding a woman vice chairman. She will present the plan at a Sunday caucus and seek subcommittee approval Monday.

Miss Hay Chicago Republican National Committee Mary Garret Hay New York Republican Women's “National Executive Committee Mis Hay National Committee Coleman du Pont Delaware Rrudolph Hynicks Ohio John T. Adama Iowa

Convention Etiquette Request Sparks Small Hat Guideline

Mrs. Raymond Robing, wife of the Progressive party convention chair, asks women attendees in Nebraska and Oregon to wear plain small hats and remove them while seated in the hall. The directive targets orderly seating and avoids display.

R. B.howell Nebraska Ralph E. Williams Oregon Raymond Robing

Probes Burning of British Flag at Treasury Building

Secretary Bainbridge Col sent a formal letter to DC commissioners asking for an official fact statement on the burning of a British flag in front of the Treasury building by women promoting Irish freedom. Louis Brownton said the document had not been received as offices closed, and the matter would be investigated. State Department said it had taken up the issue and the British embassy had not reported it.

Bainbridge Colby District of Columbia Treasury Louis Brownton State Department Department

Memorial Day Observed in Lexington Veterans Honor Three Wars

In Lexington Virginia June 3 veterans from three wars joined State and local figures for Memorial Day ceremonies at Wash ington and Lee University. The Lee Memorial Chapel hosted formal exercises with Prof David C Humphreys presiding and J Lewis Bumgardner delivering the address. The tombs of Generals Lee and Jackson drew notable attention.

Lexington Washington Post Robert E Lee Stonewall Jackson Lee Memorial Chapel Washington and Lee University J. Lewis Bumgardner Beckley W. Va David C. Humphreys

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