Georgetown Alumni Elect Justice White President at Gaston Hall
The Georgetown Alumni Association elected Mr Justice White of the U S Supreme Court as president for two years at Gaston Hall. James S Easby Smith was chosen secretary and Richard Watkins treasurer as Rev Jerome Dougherty announced a $50,000 gift for a gymnasium and a broader plan to raise $500,000 for university development.
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Jerome Dougherty
Gaston Halk
Justice White
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgetown University
Gaston Hall
United States
James S. Easby-Smith
Richard J. Watkins
New Hall
University of Mra
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Ida M. Ryan
Father Dougherty
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
James Dudley Morgan
Association
Louis P Shoemaker
Law Department
Morgan
Eusby-Smith
Essby-Smith
Georgetown
University Hospital
Busgineas
Claude Zappone
Samuel G. Adams
J. Nora McGill
Philadelphia
Scranton-Wilkesharre
Charles H. Roach
William H. de Lacy
John BF. Moran
K. T. Holden
Washington
Neal Power
California
Charles McCinchan
South Carolea
Ledyard Lincoln
Ohio
Bossdy
Boston
Hagby-Smith
Charles J. Murphy
Jarome Daugherty
J Vernon M. Dormy
Daniel 0. Callaghan
Joseph T Kester
B.D. F Bray
Harry Wo Mann
Tr $ B
Muncaster
William C. Gwynn
James D. Morgen
George M. Kober
Walter J. Lambert
W. P Quickeall
Lowi P Shoemaker
Thomas A. Stephens
Anton 8 .Taylor
Wiliam Henry Dennis
Wiliam Honey DeLacy
John F. Moran
R. J. Warktes
Thomas Bryan Huyok
J. Yasby Smith
M. D
Jean
Dos Gurennas
W. N Roach
Charley B. Roach
Daniel W. O'Donoghus
Werbert Block
Eugene F Arnold
Hale Stoner Lunk
F. A. Camatlar
George &. Collins
Maurice J. Getpl
John W. Fairfax, Jr
Francis T. Kanaley
Thoms F
Eagles On Green Lawns Annual Outing At Marshall Hall
About 1500 people joined the Washington Aerie No 125 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles for its annual river excursion aboard the Charles Macalester. Families traveled earlier in the day while the evening trip drew the majority of members. Worthy President August Brill and Max Fisher led the arrangements with help from Schmidt, J H Bradley, P F Carr, and E H Newmeyer.
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Washington Aerie
Marshal Hall
Charles Macalester
Order of Eagles
Marshall Hall
Macalester
August Brill
Max Fisher
Earry
Schmidt
J H. Bradley
P. F. Carr
E. H. Newmeyer
Mowbray Will Wed Miss L Isabelle Will in Denton Maryland
Special to The Washington Post reports the wedding of Rev A B Mowbray presiding elder Wilmington District Conference Methodist Episcopal Church to Miss L Isabelle Will of Washington. The couple went north for their wedding trip after the ceremony held June 14 in Denton Maryland by Rev W R Mowbray. The item notes a second notice from Richmond Virginia about a Royal Arcanum meeting and a local advertisement for investment guidance.
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Mowbray
L. L Will. Bocela
Washington Post
Denton
Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. Isabelle Will
Washington
W. R. Mowbray
Sro
Richmond
Fatality at New Depot as Iron Worker Dies
Charles V Bellenger thirty one an iron worker at the new union depot was struck in the head by a swinging guy rope and fell sixty four feet He died an hour later at Casualty Hospital Coroner Nevitt ruled accidental death His body went to his parents home at 608 Thirteenth Street SE Bellenger a skilled iron worker died while performing delicate work atop the structure He was single and had worked at the depot since work began
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Charles V. Bellenger
Guy Ropa
Union
Nevitt
Thirteenth Street
Ballenger
Ninth Precinct
Baltenger
Dew
Weather expert warns of prolonged heat in Washington
Forecaster Dr H C Frankenfield at the Weather Bureau says heat will persist with no let up for days, possibly reaching 90 degrees. Yesterday's high was 86. Three heat prostrations were treated at the Emergency Hospital, including Ernest Pike who collapsed on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest.
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H.C .Frankenfield
Weather Bureau
Frankenfield
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ernest Pike
Ogar Gray
Fairbanks Man Named Indiana Revenue Collector
President Roosevelt appointed Ziam H. Neal of Jonesboro Indiana as collector of internal revenue for the Sixth district Indiana. Neal succeeds Ambrose H Nowlin after his resignation and is seen as strengthening Fairbanks hands while opposing the anti Fairbanks faction in state politics.
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Roosevelt
Ziam H. Neal
Jonesboro
Ind
Indiana
Neal
Ambrose H. Nowlin
James P. Goodrich
Goodrich
Fairbanks
Firsr
Fasi
Indiana State Committee
Jn 108
Nowlin
Firat
Wll
Business High School Alumni Elects Officers at Large Meeting
Large turnout at the annual Business High School Alumni Association meeting heard reports on progress and finances. Officers for the next year were elected, and a plan for additional social meetings was approved. A resolution thanked Dr. Charles W. Needham for serving on the District Board of Education.
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Business High School Alumni Association
Paul B. Gleman
Alumni Association
Maude Wagner
Misa Esner
Euryleyme
Washington
Will
Fam Kling
Treasury
Reymond W. Pullman
Committee On Select Interest
Pullman
West
Congress
New Business High School
W. C. Sullivan
Tower Hall
Sullivan
Sieman
Charles W. Needham
George Washington University
District Board of Education
Weather conditions and forecasts from the Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau report notes high temperatures across most regions Wednesday, with thunderstorms in the South, Northern Upper Lake region, Upper Mississippi Valley, and Northwest. Warmer, drier conditions expected in Ohio Valley and New England next days, with cooler weather by Friday. Coastal winds vary by region. steamers to Europe face light to fresh southerly winds. Local readings include temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and tide data, plus marine movements and ship sailings.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
South Atlantic States
New England
Northwest
Forth Coast
Upper Lake Region
Minalexipp
North‘Weat
Hocky Mountain
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Lake Region
Missisnippi Valley
Middle Slope
Lake
Gulf
South
Aganda
Florida
New England Coat Will Be It To Frenh and Mostly Southerly; On the Middle Atlanti
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Public School Flag Rules Emphasize Half-Staff Days
Newly adopted rules require flags to fly at half staff only on Memorial Day and during special orders, while other school days and holidays use full staff. The board met at Franklin School with most members present and announced kindergarten admissions and teacher-candidate examinations.
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Board of Education
Franklin
Charles W. Needham
H. V. Boynton
Hearst Kindergarten
Washington Normal School No
Lian W. Davie
Kireane L. Williams
Carrie &. Neylor
Dorothy Fox
Mary 8. Vyron
Teabella H. Wallis
Alice Berry
Evelyn Lynch
Henry V. Baynton
Henry ‘von Nam Bayntos
District of Columbia
Doctor Held for Larceny in Philadelphia Case
Dr Leon von Osten a German physician was arrested by Washington detectives for grand larceny in Philadelphia. He allegedly stole gold nuggets and gold leaf worth an unspecified amount from R Henry Hollis a mine promoter with Philadelphia offices. Von Osten admitted taking the items and claimed consequences.
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Leon von Osten
Philadelphia
Cornwell
Muller
R. Henry Hollis
von Osten
Washington
Holla
Turner
New York
Hollis
Homage to Old Glory celebration in schools
Washington marked the 12th anniversary of the national flag with patriotic exercises in public schools, flag displays on Pennsylvania Avenue, and speeches by Col John McHugh and Charles Lyman. At the Government Printing Office about 1,000 officials joined in singings and a noon program led by Public Printer Palmer.
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Roosevelt Garrison
Continental Congress
Washington
Pennlvania
Capitol
Treasury
Army
Business High School
John McHtroy
Manning
Baernstein
Eastern High School
Charles Lyman
Department
Hopkins
Central High School
North Capitol Street
Palmer
Thomas L. Jones
America
Messrs
Gaddis
Fuhrman
Hambly
Horry
Howe
Flag tribute at meeting marks Flag Day in Washington
Foreman Walliam Connor lauds Old Glory and President Roosevelt during a flag day tribute. The event at Concordia Hall included remarks by Hon. Frank W. Palmer and praise for Spanish War veterans and Army Navy Union members for honoring the flag and its service.
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Walliam
Connor
White House
Frank W. Palmer
Weaxey
Theodore Roosevelt
No.1
Army and Navy Union
Concordia Hall
Sixth
E Streets
J. 3. Gordon
Michael J. Hackett
Gch
William F. Barry
Roosevelt
Hackett
Uy Soraes
Cbd
Seator
Willam A. Bier
Mt Toaching
Yice
E. G. Burch
C. Longstreet
Henry, Rochier
Thomas Taylor
Flag Association's Work Advances Flag Protection Laws
New legislation in several states to prevent flag desecration was reported at the American Flag Association annual meeting in New York. Col Ralph E Prime and Gen Henry 8 Peck announced new states North Dakota Idaho Kansas and Wyoming with total enactments since 1897 at thirty two. Officers elected included President Col Ralph E Prime and a roster of vice presidents secretaries and the treasurer.
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American Flag Association
Ralph E. Prime
Henry 8. Peck
National Commandery
Grand Army of the Republic
North Dakota
Idaho
Kansas
Wyoming
Cal
H. H. Adams
Yonkers
N. Y
George Dewey
Adna R. Charles
Nelgon A. Miles
O. O. Howard
J 0. Brackinridge
Frederick D. Grant
Winfield &. Bciley
Franklin Murphy
Trenton
N. J
J. Langdon Ward
Theodore Fitch
J. Wells Wentworth
A. N. Blakeman
Mount Vernon
Robbed on rear platform by poolroom touts
Thomas A. Costello reported to police headquarters that two young men on a suburban car jostled him and pocketed 240 dollars. Detectives Cornwall and Mutter pursued the case. one suspect was arrested but denied involvement. The scene was locked up for further investigation.
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H Street
Boardman
Shae Bae
Castello
Cornwall and
Mutter
Man Waa
Ross
Costello
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