Diplomas Awarded at Alexandria High School Ceremony
Diplomas were conferred on graduates Louise Adams Louise Abbott Aubrey Barnett Walter Barrett Alice Gladen John Curtin Rosinald Dyann Willie Fairfax Matte Foster Edith Garrett Marie Gasson Marion Greenaway Robert Hancock Anna Haslett Kathryn Henderson Ruth Le Hew William Meeks Jennie Rosenberg Louise Schwarzmann Eva Smith Frances Summers Russell Travera Hart Trigger Carolina Yates. Capt W H Sweeney presented diplomas and Rep CC Carlin gave an address. Promotion cards for next session announced by Capt Conrad Johnson. Cadet promotions listed with captains lieutenants sergeants and corporals. Red Cross fund drive committees reported encouraging results. Second Baptist Church extended a call to Rev Owen P Lloyd. Will of I Morgan Davis admitted to probate. Wilbert C Baggett named executor.
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Washington Post
Himg Street
Alexandria
Alexandria High School
Louise Adams
Louise Abbott
Aubrey Barnett
Walter Barrett
Alice Gladen
John Curtin
Rosinald Dyann
Willie Fairfax
Matte Foster
Edith Garrett
Marie Gasson
Marion Greenaway
Robert Hancock
Anna Haslett
Kathryn Henderson
Ruth le Hew
William Meeks
Jennie Rosenberg
Louise Schwarzmann
Eva Smith
Francia Summers
Russell Travera
Hart Trigger
Carolina Yates
W. H. Sweeney
CC. Carlin
Conrad Johnson
Corps of Cadets
Wesley Twitzer
Herbert C. Alien
Willard Blewett
Crearge Rice
Milton Stennell
Evamett Lawler
Janney Yates
Magnus Bales
Herry Meeks
Homer Bowie
Coal Men Face Trial Over Coal Region Price Fixes
The government charges 64 individuals and 188 corporations with conspiring to restrain trade and fix prices in bituminous coal regions in Virginia and West Virginia under the Sherman act. Trial opens as prosecutors seek to prove 1914 to 1917 price agreements and bunker coal ties amid defense objections.
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New York
Virginia
West Virginia
United States
Tasac R. Celand
Deland
Henry A. Wise
Great Britain
Grubb
Near Drowning Tragedy in Virginia Creek
In Richmond Virginia on June 18 Mrs Frederick Bullock near Suffolk narrowly escaped death while trying to save her three children Dorothy Katherine and Frederick ages 14 13 and 3 from drowning. The children drowned in a creek while bailing water from a leaking boat and the mother swooned after rescue.
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Richmond
Frederick Bullock
Suffolk
Dorothy
Katherine
Frederick
Fire destroys multiple buildings in Irvington Virginia
A fire in Irvington Virginia today destroyed the Virginia Citizens office and plant the store and stock of F A Gundy Son the offices of F G Newbill and Dr W J Newbill and the National Bank. The blaze started in the Citizen building from a defective wire.
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Warsaw
Irvington
Virginia Citizen
F A. Gundy & Son
F. G. Newbill
W. J. Newbill
The
National Bank
Citizen
Plan Employment Bureau Meeting in District Building
The Department of Labor has established an employment system for the District now maintained in the States. Tonight in the District building representatives of interested organizations will meet to complete a permanent organization. The system aims to obtain work for men women and for girls and boys over 16 at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Bond Roll Notice for United States Fidelity and Guaranty
iL L Perkins 1 bond roll appears with United States Fidelity and Guaranty Cam Phone M. $13, Southern Building. Readable data suggests a financial instrument entry or appraisal note tied to a bond issue housed in a Southern Building location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il. L. Perkins
United States
Equity court records from the District of Columbia
The Daily Legal Record lists numerous equity division cases with divi sions and judge designations. It records continuances, rescheduled transcripts, injunctive actions, divorce and ad verse possession rulings, and notices of probates, bankruptcies, and real estate transfers including detailed client names and property parcels across Washington DC neighborhoods.
Army Orders Continue Promotions Across Cavalry Regiments
Army notices list promotions for officers across multiple cavalry regiments including Twenty-third, Twenty-second, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Sixth, Seventh, Fourteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Nineteenth, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-fifth, Eighth, and Tenth. Names include John M. Jenkins Jr, Beverly H. Conner, Albert D. Chipman, Arthur H. Truxes, and many others. Other items assign personnel to Fort Leavenworth, Hampton, Fort Miley, aviation sections, and various posts, with Leave of Absence grants and detachment details for Coast Artillery, Engineers, and Medical Corps. Additional changes involve aviators, surgeons, veterinary corps, and resignations, affecting Fort Oglethorpe, Camp Seabrook, and related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Jenkins, Jr
Leutenant
Beverly H. Conner
Twelfth Cavalry
Albert D. Chipman
Thirteenth Cavalry
Arthur H. Truxes
Gordon J. F. Heron
Hugh M. Gregory
Oron A. Palmer
Stanley Bacon
Jay D. B. Lettin
Tenth Cavalry
Wilson T. Hails
Twenty-first Cavalry
Cyrun J. Wilder
Twentieth Cavalry
Harold C. Fellowa
Fourteenth Cavalry
John T. Pierce, Jr
Sixth Cavalry
First Cavalry
Henry H. Anderson
Eighth Cavalry
William A. Shunk
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Poat
Army Service Schools
George G. Gatley
Field Artillery
Hampton
Albert EH. Saxton
Quartermaster Corps
John Alden Degen
Cavalry
Front Royal
Benjamin W. Atkinson
Infantry
William H. W. Youngs
Ire A. Haynes
Coast Artillery Corps
Canst Artillery
Fort Miley
Cal
South Pacific Coast Artillery District
Seth W. Cook
James L. Dunsworth
Signal Corps
Frederick B. Hennesay
Robert 8. A. Dough
Aviation
Henry J. Damm
Lawrence 8. Churchill
Martin F. Scanlon
Davennert Johnson
Millard F. Harmon
Harold M. Clark
Richard FB. Barnitz
Clinton W. Russell
George E. Lovell
George W. Krapf
Howard C. Davidson
Maxwell F. Kirby
John N. Reynolds
Arnold W. Krogatad
Twenty-second Infantry
Harry M. Brown
James FR. Alfonte
Michael F. Davis
Patrick Friscell
Fifty-second Infantry
Adlai H. Gilkeson
Hubert R. Harman
Jack W. Heard
Seventeenth Cavalry
Whitten J. East
James Wi. Alfonte
Thomas J. Kirkpatrick
Medical Corps
Fort Oglethorpe
Jamea F. Johnston
Columbia
Camp Sanitary Office
War Department
Frederick FP. Reynolds
Veterinary Corps
Fort Jay
N. Y
Joseph F. Jeffries
Richard H. Power
Jules H. Uri
Garland W. Reborn
Fourth Infantry
Texan National Guard
Francia H. Miles
Whitnington
Del
George H. Scott
Band Concert Tonight by U S Marine Band at McMillan Park
Tonight at 7 30 the United States Marine Band conducted by William H Santelmann performs in McMillan Park. Program includes marches overtures and selections likeAdvance of the Regiment Poet and Peasant De Palomar Bari Walt The Chocolate Soldier Caprice On To Tos Musical Scenes From Spain Langsey Mark Sader Freedom's Flag and The Star Spangled Banner.
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McMilan Park
United States Marine Band
William H. Santelmann
de Palomar
Bari” Walt
Spain
Langsey
Heads Appointed for Constabulary in Washington
Orb Preston named captain of the mounted constabulary organized weeks ago. Officers include Adjutant Edward H. Croop lieutenants Melvin C. Hazen Walter R. Tucker sergeants John F. Reeside Gilbert H. Grosvenor J. C. Laughlin corporals Clarence A. Aspinwall Frederick deC. Faust. Brig. Gen. Georges P. Scriven presided.
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Orb Preston
Washington
Mounted Constabulary
Edward H. Croop
Melvin CC. Hazen
Walter R. Tuckerman
John F. Reeside
Gilbert H. Grosvenor
J. C. Claughlin
Clarence A. Aspinwall
Frederick Dec. Faust
Raymond Pullman
William P. Eno
Home Defense League
Riding and Hunt Club
Sergt
W. A. Heathfield
Cavalry
Fort Myer
J. A. P. Weber
Georges P. Scriven
United States Army
Labor leaders urge cooperation in wartime crisis
Samuel Gompers urged all labor to cooperate with the government in the present war crisis at the National Patternmakers League opening in Washington at the Ebbitt. James OConnell and T. V. Powderly spoke brief, James Wilson presided. A later meeting will feature Secretary Wilson and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt. Five thousand bluejackets to be trained at Jamestown exposition site. Secretary Daniels announced orders moving Lieut Peyton to the sixth field artillery and cadets Henry and Markham to Plattsburg training camp.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
National Patternmakers’ League of North America
Ebbitt
Gompers
Russia
James O'Connell
T. V. Powderly
James Wilson
Patternmakape’ League
Jamestown Exposition
Daniels
War Department
Bernard R. Peyton
Twentieth Field Artillery
Peyton
Sixth Field Artillery
Guy V. Henry
Edward M. Markham
United States Military Academy
Plattsburg, N. Y
Irish Will Present Statue of Patriot at National Museum
The Robert Emmet Statue Association announces a statue of patriot Robert Emmet to be placed in the National Museum rotunda. Jerome Connor sculptor. Judge Dowling to deliver the presentation address. Secretary Wolcott to accept the statue. John McCormick to sing patriotic songs. President Wilson expected to attend.
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Robert Eumet Trish
United States
Trisha
Trish
National Maseum
Bulding
Blaine
Washington Navy Yard
Teacher Sues for Pay After Being Dropped for Marriage
Mrs Gladys Aline Strong Hellman sues the District of Columbia in the District Supreme Court for 1365 67 dollars including salary and longevity pay from 1934 10 01 to 1936 07 01 alleging dismissal after marriage. The court ordered reinstatement and the District Court of Appeals affirmed. Attorneys Wilson Hulderkopper and Lesh represent Hellman.
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Gladys Aline Strong Hellman
District Supreme Court
District of Columbia
German fugitive Henckel captured after Danville chase
Arnold Henckel, a suspected German spy, was trapped in a tobacco warehouse after a 100-person pursuit through Danville. He surrendered, with three saws sewn in his coat and $60 found on him. He claimed Norfolk authorities overlooked the saw and he fled after eight weeks in solitary confinement.
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Danville
Arnold Henckel
Norfolk
Suffolk
Nansemond
Hencke
Indians Offer Services in France from Oklahoma Chief
Capt. H. B. Hicks Comanche Indian chief of Oklahoma visits Washington to seek an appointment with President Wilson and Secretary Baker. He offers his tribe 1,060 men trained at Fort Sill for service in France or on the Mexican border and will lecture on The Indian Past Present and Future during a week in the capital.
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Quana Washosha
H. B. Hicks
Oklahoma
Washington
President Wilson
France
Hicks
Pershing
Mexico
Villa Forcea
Fort Sill
Okla
War Department
Baker
Terminal Railroad Y. M. A
Captain Hicks
George McAlipin
Inna Cemetery
Hyattsville
McAlpin
Baltimore
Oriental
Philadelphia
Carlisie Indian School
Globe Trotter
Amise
Two-Platoon System Urged for Local Fire Department
At the Central Labor Union meeting in Typographical Temple last night a two platoon aysecem was endorsed for the fire department with a 12 hour day shift. A Labor Day committee was formed to arrange the program led by N A James and others, and W W Howard was named union solicitor for advertising.
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Central Labor Union
N. A. James
W. N. Huttell
Joseph Clark
Henry Miller
C. C. Coulter
J E. Toone
Harry HoNahand
Dan Hagsett
Mr. Franklin
Ww. H. Howard
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Carlin
Red Cross
Second Baptist Church
Owen P. Lloyd
Sweeney
Gilbert J. Cox
Chamber of Commerce
Thea
Tye River
O W. Triplett
Will
I. Morgan Davis
Wilbert C. Baggett
Irvington, VA
Plan Employment Bureau
Ios
Ves
Mhoek
Zeebrugge
Bes
SAAS
Asche
Madzand Netherlands
Oostbure
North Sea
the Daily Legal Record
Inday
Supreme Court
Equity Division
Dtl
Y Harns Ry
Hichmond Park Improvement
D. W. Baker
Steele Va
Steele
Edward Clarke
Gies
E Tutts
Nile
W. C. English Brown
Penniman
R. W W. McNeill
W. B. Hampton
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
Douglas, Obear
Justice Stafford
Smillwood
Glen Arvon Farm Company
Plaini
Leckie
Cox & Sherler
Attocuess
F. BR. Rhodes
P. B. Cromelin
W. A. Coombelevy
Talty
C. H. Merillat
TH. Marshall
DeAtiey
DeAtley
Albert Steinem
David Wiit
Heolmes
Holmes
Delacy Behrend
Terrell
F. L. Neubeck
Iho
Moore
Darr, Peyser
Whiteford & Darr
Laster
Dutton—Rhodes
Snow
S. Snow
Plaintier's
Davie—Hoover
McGine
S. Gompers
Adkins
Campbell
Justice Hils
Grosvenor Dawe
R. D. Quinter
Circuit Division
Covington
Hite Vs. Dunbar
Flaintim
Wilton J. Lambert
R. F. Yextman
George H. Calvert, Jr
Jackson Ve
Cor & Sherier
PB. H. Marshall
McDonald 'S
McDinnald
Hoover
Bidwell
Circuit
Justice Siddons
Fligpatrick
Chadsey
D. W. O'Donoghue
R. H. Yeatman
Wolford
Mandiai
R. Tl. McNelil
E. V. Calladay
Saterias Nicholson
Cross
Harvard & Johnson
Justice Gould
Robert Leeverett
Lloyd Mitrmell
Frank Franzana
Attornes
J. H Stewart
Rasmond
Kleindienst
Attorness
C. T. Wright
T. M. Wampler
Justice McCoy
New Arcade Company
Owena
Pininumi
S. H H. Gtesy
Dutton
J. Enos Ray
So. AM Gardiner & Dene
Sanford
Attor- Gardiner
Ruffin
Glos
Rankin
Washington Herald Comorners McLinahan & Burton
Wolf
Kohle
Attorneya
Dasby- Smith
Fleharts
Lambert
Murray
Capital Traction Company
Heyart
Serande
Ay Texas Company
National Auto Supply Company
Loving & Hamner
Murdox
Colbert
Heyl
Colbert Dent
Durgee
Boll
Hurwitz
Feey
Gles—Newmyer
Mary
Cotlvil
Talas
Henry Fo Ln Bate
Attornes Leet
Pauline “Paurnson
Oscar A. Empe
O' Tangine
Mary J
J. F.inn
Eugene Bettes
Halaton & Richardson
Marian G. Burch
W. ©. Balderaton
Florence
P. Eliott
John Eliott
Levi H. David
Lawanii
Gradya A. S. Hellman
Wilson, Huldekoper & Lesh
G. Grosvenor Dawe
Robert HB. McNeill
H Street
Frank FP
Crovo
Katie Ferrero
Netreet
Straete
Russell B. Mikesell
Walter R. Wilson
Villa Park
William Dobbie
Eete Marina
Saric
Woodridge
Frank J. Schalts
Anna
Gundorff
Barnes and Weavers Addition
Brookland
Allen H. Grodorff
Orndorff
Fred L
Mary E. Hawley
Ellaston Terrace
Edward Curry
Erastus A. Barnard
Woodley Park
Tis
Tenth
Eleventh
Itresta
John_ Ridout
James C. Nealon
Manor Park Charlier B. Wire, Inc
Janst D. Little
Son
Ahale Atrast
North West
Herbert A. Gillet
Josha F. Wilkins
Sixteenth Street Heights
Tyn.imine! Investment Corporation
Samuel i
Lincoln
Thomas Waller
Thomas A. Johnson
Clarence M. de F
Clarence M. de Velle
Amy Anderson
Edward St. Schwarts
Conrad A. Dieterich
Annie Offenberg
William H. Snyder
Harry Wardman
Thomas Bones
Enth Street
Wiliam McAuliffe
Sarah M. McAuliffe
Edgar KR. Piper
Claude Idvingston
Emmanuel Speich
James T. Cutler
Squaka
Alten
Qradorff
B. Francis Saul
J. Wriley Jacoba
Thomas E. Allen
Francis Saul
John A. Petty
Prank
Ida I. Schultz
Femoi
Savane
Slaciey
Fred McKee
Arthur G. Bishop
Allena
Anna S. Omdertt
Arthur Tatterner
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Alice N. Maddox
George M. Emmerich
Douglass
Mackall
Traebours Investment Corporation
Thomas Walker
Clarenc M. TieVetle
Anaole Offenterg
Arthur Cerr
Marvin A. Cuntin
American Security and Trant Company
Neous Sogational Savings and ‘Trust Company
Manounia Columbian University
Alice S. Miller
William B. Elliot
Thomas B.a
Josephine Pentlewait
California
Jamestown
U. S
Robert Emmet
Henckel
W. & Josloane
Washosha
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
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