Hunger and unrest threat to postwar Europe and America
New York June 4 Frank A Van derlip former National Bank president warned that postwar Europe’s disorganized industry and hunger threaten greater danger than the war itself. He urged labor and capital to bridge conflicts, praised Britain for averting revolution, and urged American aid in Europe’s reconstruction through credits, foods, machinery, and materials.
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New York
Frank A Vanderlip
National Bank
Merchants Association
Europe
Bolshevista
Iander
London
England
Great Britain
aVnderlip
America
Died Anthony names and funeral notices from 1919
Died notices list Anthony at Washington University Hospital and neighbors, with funeral arrangements, interments at Glenwood and Rock Creek Cemeteries. Other obituaries include Barrett at 1707 Zambia Road and Berger of Brookland, with private funeral details. The column notes church services, Mason and Knights notices, and funeral lead times.
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Anthony
Leeor
Jambia Road
Franklin Barrett
Glenwood Cemetery
Berger
Sargent
Hkrookland
Tclisa
Henry Berzer
Rock Creek
BOWEY
Nia
Ayava
Georges County
BOWEN
Marea Chapel
Sanneco
Tiam Brearley
Peadene
Tenth Street
Witliam
Nus
Urearler Pinevat Tran
Brearley
Masonie
Trent
Ooier
MIP
Moerisfy
Janeks Churen
Fourth of July Funds Campaign for Washington Celebration
A Washington committee led by Capt Juling Peyser seeks 10000 to cover expenses for the Fourth of July celebration. Donations of 100 are encouraged from business and individuals as the city plans pageants and a parade to mark the victory of free government and world peace with international diplomacy recognized.
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United States
Labor Federation of Virginia Holds Convention in Alexandria
Pro proposed amendments to the Virginian State Federation of Labor bylaws discussed at the annual convention in Alexandria. Officers elected include John H Hall Jr of Portsmouth as president and B A Herryking of Newport News as vice president. Delegates to the AFL Atlantic City meeting named. Public ownership of utilities supported. Coxey address spurred endorsement of initiative and referendum. Also covered: Alexandria ministers elect officers. a Delaplane carpenter dies. estate administratrix named. law on automobile thieves to be strengthened. Virginia Funeral Directors to meet. Sidbury bankruptcy filing. Virginia Military Institute alumni finals notice.
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Washington
King Street
Alexandria
Virginian State Federation of Labor
John H. Hall, Jr
Portsmouth
B .A .Herryking
Newport News
Wolfel
Norfolk
James
F O'Connor
William Bencer
Portamouth
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
Virginia
Jacob S Coxey
Fleet Sailors Guests of City Arrive for Week of Festivities
Sailors from the Atlantic fleet numbering about 10 000 to 12 008 will be hosted in Annapolis for a week. They arrive daily by special trains from Antwerp beginning this morning at 11 30, 12, and 12 30. Representatives of war relief agencies welcome them and a sightseeing tour starts from the Knights of Columbus Victory Hut. Tickets to city theatres will be distributed and receptions held at War Camp Community Service clubhouses from 6 to 10 o'clock. Dances run from 9 to 11 at multiple venues with music and hospitality by government hostesses. Headquarters for information are at Fourteenth Street and New York Avenue and the War Camp Community Service central building.
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Annapolis
Antropoolis
Knights of Oglumbusa Victory Hut
Pennsylvania Avenue
Oval Battalion
Trinity Parish Hall
Thompson School
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
War Camp Community Service Central
Postmen Pay Streetcar Fares Until June 30
The Post Office Department orders Washington mail carriers to cover their own fares as no new appropriation is available before June 30. An increase to a cent flat rate led to premature expense under the current funding.
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Washington Mai
Post Office Department
Body Found at Keyser Lime Plant Murdered Watchman
The body of Vitto Bagazno aged 40 was found at the Standard Lime and Stone Company crusher where he worked as night watchman. Hands wired behind him and a bandana tightened about his neck indicate foul play. He was struck four times and the cause of death is undetermined. Three or four local Negroes camping near the plant have disappeared, suspected of involvement.
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Washington Post
Keyser
W. Va
Vitto Bagazno
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Rockville Military Academy 116th commencement planned
Rockville Maryland reports the 116th annual commencement of Rockville Military Academy set for June 12. Morning athletic contests and closing exercises follow with William F Prettym an delivering the address to cadets. Medals and diplomas to be presented by Thomas Dawson. A dance at Montgomery Country Club aids the Salvation Army fund. Cumberland Maryland.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Rockville Military Academy
William F Prettyman
Thomas Dawson
Montgomery Country Club
Beneft
Salvation Army Fund
Hague Leader At Navy School
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Md June 4 Twenty four graduates earned star rank 85 percent or better in all studies Midshipman Westley Hague San Diego first honors as the first enlisted entrant to reach top scholastic rank Lloyd Harris McMinnville Ohio second place Evander Sylvester Alexandria La third Roscoe Good Fostoria Ohio fourth Ray mond Ferris Newcastle Del fifth Four hundred fifty two mids will graduate Friday Atlantic fleet under Admiral Mayo anchored off Annapolis Harbor until Saturday Hagerstown Md June 4 Homecoming honors for old Company RB First Maryland Regiment five thousand people greeted the returning soldiers Richmond June 4 Eighty two Maryland legislators signed a call for a special session to address roads Good Roads Assoc seeks federal aid contingent on a special session Rockville Md June 4 William Clubb Weedmont Calif held on assault charge with $500 bail until November grand jury Lexington Va June 4 Dr Hubert McNutt McElroy Princeton principal speaker Confederate Memorial Day exercises at which graves of Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson were honored
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Naval Academy Today
Westley Md. Hague
San Diego
Calif
Hague
Navy
Marine Corps
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McMinnville
Oho
Evander W. Sylveaster
Alexandra
Roscoe F Good
Fostoria
Ohio
Raymond C. Ferris
Newcastle
Del
Atlantic
Mayo
Annapolis Harbor
Lexington
Hubert McNutt McElroy
Princeton University
Robert E Leg
Sponewall Jackson
Clergy Appointment and Local Mayor Reelection
June 4 report from Clarksburg West Virginia notes Rev G V Gocke appointed rector of the Catholic Church at Lonsdale by Bishop Donahoe with a priest to be sent from Clarksburg. In Washington County news, C Paper reelected mayor, defeating Col F F Hood by 147 votes amid 941 total votes. George Wagoner won council seat over J S Ward by 99 votes.
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W Va
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