Believed suicide theory grows in Winter case
Eisenhower era style report details Reese's shifting stance on whether Ja 3. Winter died by her own hand near Curtis Creek. Statements from Miss Minter and Miss Herald support suicide claims while Reese says she threatened self harm but he kept silent to protect her family. Officials continue probe with witnesses including Mrs Carnet and boat crew examined by the State's Attorney.
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Kaitimore
Juaz
Couply Afteers
Ja 3
Winter
Curtis Creek
Meredith Reese, Jr
Sen
Miss Minter
Reese
Miss Winter
Adiss Huth Herald
Say
Milas Winter
Herald
Pulgun
Ted
Se Hna
Misa Herald
Ete
Julia Carnet
Frank Carnet
Corinthian Yacht Club
Heese
Feese
Mya
Cornet
Tee Pole
Sidelde
Baris
Ite
Green
Anne Aruncounty
Angapalli Milly
Wiliam D. Bellaval
Salaun
Chiks Miller
Aine
John Rice
Cole
Urge Change in Gas Rules Hits Gas Light Fight
A Georgetown Gas Light Co representative and citizens urged a switch from power to gas usage as the tax base, proposing meter options and seven year on-site review. Engineers from Wash. tot ht Co and Liversetowrdpa Light Co debated features, while community leaders pressed for lower candlepower and safety safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Pass
Iatizens
Compassuers
Meilheny
Tot Ht
Oh U
Ile
Urey- Ai
FACE SUFFRAGE CLASH AT CONVENTION MEETING
Delegates clash over woman suffrage at the general federation gathering. Adoption of a resolution to seek equal suffrage is debated amid growing support, while a later effort to make suffrage a federation goal is discussed. The Alberta issue and constitutional limits are noted as broader political topics.
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Federation
Vertrins Utes
Alberta
Danish King Blocks Upper House Reform by Absent Voters
King Christian of Denmark clashes with his cabinet over dissolving the upper house. He objects to including twelve crown nominees and wants only four affected. The bill abolishes property qualifications and trims crown power. The lower house passed it June 9. in the upper house conservatives abstained, preventing a valid vote.
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Christian
Denmmark
Denmark
Prize Pupils Receive Medals at Falls Church Catholic Schools
Annual exercises at St James Parochial School Falls Church Va awarded gold medals to the first senior class Bertha Way Louise Ashton Nannie Nefler Ethel McGrath and Mary Scanlon. Premiums went to several seniors and juniors. In the parochial school many pupils received medals and premiums. A musical program accompanied the exercises. Trinity College scholarship vacancy noted and an open examination planned for September. The Biblical Museum at American University opens tomorrow with Mme Mountford describing The Dress and the Book exhibit.
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Academy of Perpetual Adoration
St. James’ Farochial School
St. James' Hall
Falls Church
Father von Ingleems
Bertha Way
Louise Ashton
Nannie Nefler
Ethel Mc
Fred Griffeth
Henry McCormack
Howard Barbour
Edward Wey
Victor Kiray
Lee McKinley
Joseph Helmick
Francia Daniel
John
Trinity College
Margaret M. Gallagher
Anna H. Dorsey
Indies’ Auxilary Board of Regents
Thomas H. Carter
Canis
Margaret Larson
Helena
Mont
Biblical Museum
The
Biblical Museum of the American University
Glaitors
Mme. Mountford
Seashore resorts seek mantles over bathing suits
The welfare committee of the city aldermen reports police and magistrates can regulate beach attire under existing laws. Amid complaints about modest bathing costumes, Alderman Bosse proposed an ordinance requiring mantles or bathrobes over swimsuits in streets near beaches. Opponents say the plan targets beach concessions and would push bathers to other venues. The committee will share its report and draft ordinance with magistrates and police precincts.
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Washington Post
New York
Board of Aldermen
Robert H. Bosse
Platbush
Coney Island
Police
Precinete
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
Leave of absence for First Lieut Ayrton C Lewis. Capt William D A Anderson to Seyte Pa to instruct new engineer company. Capt Lucian B Moody to Wedmond Va for ordnance material inspection. Resignation noted for Cap Harrie F Reed. Board for chaplain appointment at Taras City Tex. Movements of Naval Vessels include arrivals at Mazatlan Manzanillo and Galveston and sailings to Hong Kong and San Diego. Various medical officers and staff assigned to Mare Island Norfolk and other stations.
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Ayrton C. Lewis
Ordnance Department
William D. A. Anderson
Corns of Engineers
Seyte
New York City
Lucian B. Moody
Ordnance Deparument
Wedmond
Uin
Cap Harrie
Reed
Uifoors
Charles Mok. Saltzman
Elenal
Archibald H. Sunderland
Coast’ Artillery Corps
Coast Artlery Corps
Foi H. & Wright
Douglas F. Duval
William R. Dasrtelg
Twenty
Charles W. Freeland
Waite
Johnson
Queen Sees Tango at Grand Duke Dinner in London
London reports that King and Queen witnessed a tango at Grand Duke Michael Mikhailovich's Kenwood dinner. Maurice and Florence Walton entertained, the queen expressing interest in the dance. They performed sixteen dances including the tango maxixe and one step, with royal approval noted as graceful and charming.
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Michailovitch
London
Royal Palace
Michael Michaelovitch
Countess Torby
Kenwood
Maurice
Florence Walton
Anastasia
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Maarcb
Mise Walton
Six Girls Receive Diplomas At Holy Cross Academy Ceremony
The Rev. Edward A Pace of Catholic University addresses six graduates at Holy Cross Academy Dumbarton Georgetown. Poem readings and music highlight the exercises as Misa Eugenie Sigutard leads with a class poem. Clergy from St. Matthew's and Holy Cross Academy attend. graduates include Lillie Beck Eugenie Liewtard Lilian Meehan Dorothy Oettinger Gertrude Ruppert and Mary Shugrue.
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Edward A. Pace
Catholic University
Holy Cross Academy
Dumbarton
Georgetown
Pace
Snall
Misa Eugenie ‘Sigutard
Academy
Phoebe Lynch
Madeline Skinner
Ruth Kelcher
Stella Amores
James Mackin
St. Paul's
George A. Dougherty
James A. Burns
Holy Cruse College
W. 4. Fletcher
Cathedral
Baltimore
A. Zahn
Holy Crose Academy
Robert Skinner
St. Thomas' College
Father Waldron
Dominican College
Edward L. Buckey
St. Matthew's
Thomas G. Smith
Tennallytown
Lillie Beck
Eugenie Liewtard
Lilian Meehan
Dorothy Oettinger
Gertrude Ruppert
Mary Shugrue
Flag Day Observances Test Youth Patriotism Across Districts
Young pupils in kindergartens and elementary schools recited patriotic verses and heard the Betsy Ross story at McKinley High School's event. Central High students joined Alumni at Marshall Hall for flag day wear. A United Exercises program at the McKinley Manual Training School featured many dignitaries and a red white and blue costume dance. Four thousand Interior Department employees planned a flag salute in Washingtons inner court with Vice President Marshall, while Northeast Temple hosted a Flag Day program led by Senator Norris.
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Betsy Ross
United Meeting
Woman's Relief Corps
McKinley
Central High School
Marshall Hall
United
McKinley Manual Training School
Women’s Relief Corps
Department of the Potomac
N. H. Holmes
Grand Army of the Potomac
Florence Aya Chambers
Alma Southwick
Philip Campbell
Kansas
Ada C. Fowle
Sarah Deeds
Albert Lang
Philip Addison
Walter Stewart
Olive Joycé
Lafayette Pence
Genevieve Pye
Mary ©. Farrar
W. W. Schwartz
H. L Clarkson
Charles Miller
G. G. Cressy
Beulah Sorrelle
Agnes Haurahan
Janna ‘Adams
Helen Wolfe
Dorothy Edelin
Christina Bartley
Dorothy Baptista
Edna Kane
Miriam Gordon
Elmer Kreis
William Swain
Walter Kalstrom
Warren Michelzon
Launcelot Bartley
Thomas Baxter
William MacCathran
Joseph Orange
Chester Laurence Weaver
Daugsters
Ellen Spencer Massey
J. Hampion Moore
Pennyylvania
Hilton School
Lester Tiptoe
QO. H. Oldroyd
William Thompson
George A. Howe
Daisy Fortier
Ella
Washburn
Harbison
Interior Department
Lane
Elizabeth Leckie
Marshall
Hauge
Renate
Northeast Temple
Norrist
Twelfth
George H. Thomas Helief Corn
Caterpillars Invade Woman’s Lawn Prompt Police Call
Mrs Bayne of 20 Massachusetts Avenue NW called police to remove a vast invasion of caterpillars across her front yard. She described armies of multicolored caterpillars crawling trees and shrubs, spinning cocoons on the porch as she sought patrol protection and police action.
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Bea. M
Rayne
Massachusetts Avenue
Redfield Praises Tender Crew After Rescue at Sea
Secretary of Commerce Redfield praised First Officer Elbert W. Bartow of the lighthouse tender Anemone and the crew for rescuing the fishing schooner Xiphias of Newport. The Xiphias was found near Woods Hole Massachusetts in distress, aground on Great Ledge with damaged rigging and a broken rudder amid a strong north wind.
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Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Elbert W. Bartow
Ighthouse
Anemone
Newport
Woods Hole
Mass
Ridder
Chevy Chase Lake Offers Amusement and Comfort by the Lake
Chevy Chase Lake provides relief from heat with cool breezes away from city streets. Marine Band concerts draw crowds in the early evenings and Sundays, followed by dancing on weekday nights at the pavilion overlooking the lake, attracting patrons with the promise of professional dancers.
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Chevy Chase Lake
Miles
Marine Band
Church notices from Washington area churches in an eclectic roster
Epispopal and other denominations list ministers and schedule items for St John s Cher Thirty fourth and H streets NW details include sermons at Covenant Church Peck Chapel and Calvary Baptist activities Sunday school and evening services Congregational First Congregational Church Tenth and G NW Unitarian Souls Church Lth and L ministers Pierce Stacklag and others Christian Science First Church of Christ Scientist Union Building Sixth and Seventh Sts NW and Washington Temple Congregation Bible lectures at New Maxon Temple and notices of lectures at American University Library and Colorado Building services schedule and times across multiple congregations
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Church OF the Covenant
Wtttut Avenue
Charles Wood
Aunister
Jioward Hannaford
Harry Baremore Angus
Cherse
Peck Chapel
Ta. m
Senzon
Miniete
Bop
m—Bervirs
Covenant
Fourt
Meridian Place
Suloist
Mes Harper
Sarmon
Minis
Servier
Run
Bohool
Christian Emmieavor
Celock
Servien Congregational
First Congregational Church
Tenth and
G Streets
Rav
Jay T. Stacklag
D. TL
Ter
Lewis
Purdum
Panto
Somay Chawl
Nastor
SOULS
Hth
Ulysses G. I. Pierce
D. D
United Study
A. m
Carmen
Thera Ie
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Coiumbia Road
Euclid Street
Servi Sunila
Reeding
Colorado Building
Union
C'Elock
Washington Temple
Frez Bible
New Maxon
New York Avenue
Thirteenth Street
A. L. Richie
Mountford
Biblical Museum of the
New American University
ATL
Remarkable clarity and euphony in Harald Neilson quote
A critic praises Harald Neilson noting his stylistic clarity and euphony. The remark highlights the artist's talent and the striking gaze a stranger might have toward his work.
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Harald Neilson
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