9000 Pupils Graduate as Ruth Cruger Case Tops News
More than 2000 Washington grammar school pupils graduated as reports link Ruth Cruger's death to a broader inquiry into 800 missing New York girls since January. Police ordered a thorough probe into white slave trade allegations, with Mrs Grace Humiston pressing for Cocchi’s return from Italy and a possible bureau dedicated to missing persons.
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Ruth Cruger
New York
Woods
J A Fauret
Police Department
Fauret
Grace Humiston
Cruger
Miss Cruger
Humiston
Alfredo Cocchi
Miss Crugers
Italy
Polyclinic Hospital
Consuslo la Rue
T.a Rue
Rorke
Mea Hamiston
West Virginia Work Law Enforced For All Able Bodied Men
In Hirieston West Virginia on June 20 a new state law takes effect requiring every able bodied man aged 18 to 69 to work 36 hours weekly in any recognized occupation or face a £100 fine and 60 days hard labor on the streets. The act, urged by the state defense council and approved by the War Department as a war measure, applies to rich and poor alike and does not include coupon clipping as a legitimate occupation.
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Hirieston
Vai
West Virginia
Lisle
State Defense Council
War Department
Noyes Heads Jr C U A M Convention at Asheville
The annual session of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics met in Asheville North Carolina on June 20 selecting Milwaukee as the next meeting site. Elected national officers include John H Noyes New Hampshire national councillor HR Lochner Kentucky national vice councillor Charles Reimer Maryland national treasurer George H Davis Maryland national conductor Sam Plyver South Carolina national warden Wilbur F Cannon Colorado and W F Lambert Wesco Virginia national inside sentinels James R Mansfield Virginia and Mr Bripen Oklahoma national outside sentinels Rev MM Lachister Pennsylvania national chaplain.
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Asheville
Order of United American Mechanics
Milwaukee
John H Noyes
New Hampshire
Lochner
Virginia
James R Mansfield
Mr Bripen
Oklahoma
MM. D. Lachister
Pennsylvania
Diplomas Given Young Teachers at Ormond Wilson Normal
Senator James W Wadsworth Jr urged the 45 graduates to value self restraint as essential to democracy. Ernest H Daniel presided as Ernest L Thurston presented diplomas, with invocation by Forrest E H Prettyman. Thurston compared teaching duties to patriotic service as the class performed songs and a Teachers Creed recital.
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James W Wadsworth, Jr
New York
Ormond Wilson Normal School
Ernest H Daniel
Board of Education
Forrest EH Prettyman
Ernest L Thurston
Mr Thurston
University of Virginia Summer School Opens in Cabell Hall
The University of Virginia summer school began with formal opening exercises in Cabell Hall. Dr. J A Chandler, superintendent of Richmond schools, delivered the principal address. The event took place in Charlottesville, Virginia, on June 20.
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William B Oliver
McKinley Manual Training School
Selden M_ Ely
Frederick Fenning
Thomas
C . McLean
Douxglas Memorial Church
Abbott
Eastern High
Arthur Dell
Alexander T Stuart
Johnson
Jefferson School
Morgan Compher
Bryan School
H M Johnson
F W Johnson
Charlottesville
University of Virginia Summer School
Cabell Hall
J. A . Chandler
City of
Richmond
Grove heads Sons of Veterans encampment in Washington
The Sons of Veterans encampment closed at the Ebbitt with Frederick T. Johnson nominated for commander in chief and Capt Edward H. Grove elected Maryland division commander. Other officers elected included Walter B. Mobley, James W. Lyons, and Frances E Cross, with delegates named for the Boston national encampment.
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Sons of Veterans
Ebbitt
Frederick T . Johnson
Edward H. Grove
No 11
Maryland
Clifford Ireland
Ilinois
Charles M Overacker
Rose S Rutledge
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Whites House
Walter B. Mobley
Hagerstown
James W Lyons
Washington
Frances E Cross
Boston
J. Clinton Thatt
John Reinhardt
Baltimore
Auto Licenses Issued in The District Yesterday
A long list of auto licenses issued in the district yesterday includes numerous Baltimore addresses and other Maryland towns. The report names many licensees with street addresses and affiliations, culminating in a note that George W. Fner and others are listed among district issuances.
Recruiting Drive Aims To Fill Alexandria Company G
Alexandria continues efforts to recruit Company G First Virginia Regiment known as the Alexandria Light Infantry to full war strength. Two stations opened at the armory on South Royal Street and 530 King Street with Capt. Conrad Johnson and Sergt. Julius F. Niles in charge. several recruits signed. The city census bureau estimates 1,399 men 21 to 36 years old, with 1,381 registered so far. Maj. Pullman to speak. Bryan to address troops tonight at Camp St Asaphs.
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Shington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Census Bureau
Fisher
Board of Police Commissioners
Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemical Company
Knight
First
Virginia Regiment
Alexandria Light Infantry
South Royal Street
Conrad Johnson
Sergia Julius F. Niles
William F. Benwell
Damaged Liner Kingstonian Floats to British Port
A Leyland Line report says the steamer Kingstonian beached in the Mediterranean after damage from a mine or submarine has been floated and towed to a British port. Court depositions reveal Mrs Snow’s frugal London life and social neglect by the nobility as her divorce case unfolds. In Easton Maryland a wedding united Mary Campbell Pratt and Charles A Clark at Washington, D. C.
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Boston
Leyland Line
Kingstonian
Mediterranean
Miss Hubard
Mrs. Snow
Fenwick
Helen Howe Bruce
Edward M. Bruce
Pasadena
Cal
Sarah Virginia Fry
London
Davis
Bruce
Rome
Snow
Mrs. Fry
Washington
Florence
Italy
India
Mra Snow
Washington Post
Easton
Mary Campbell Pratt
Eli Pratt
Near
Charles A Clark
Frm
H. Clark & Co
J Harry Pratt
Washington, D. C
Equity Division cases on dissolution and divorces in early district court
Long list of equity and circuit division actions from Equity Division 1 and 2 with dissolution of district amusement company, partition decree, various divorces including Davidson and Snead, motions to dismiss, sales and trustee appointments, and numerous Washington Railway matters. Includes assigns, probate matters, criminal and civil docket items with attorneys named for each case.
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Hitzon
District Amusement Company
Wilton J. Lambert
R. H. Yeatman
Darling
Reineck
C A. Barnard
W A. Coombe
O’brien
Marr
Perry McGlue Davidson
Davidson
Plaintif
R. Colvin
Tornage
George H. Macdonald
B. L Gaskine
Hemans
Jacobita
Jacob
Newmyer
Justice Stafford
Lester W Burton
Poole
Eviden
F. F. Calladay
Barger
Ralston & Richardson Myers
Smallwood
Glen Arvon Farm Company
Lerkle
Cox & Sherier
Rhodes
Cromelin
Coombe
Snow Va
Snow
Davin Hoover
McGlue
No. Gompers Va
Gompers
Adkins—Campbell
Maggie Tee Lipscomb
Ralph KE
Walker
R. B. Dickey
Gertrude WW Shafer
Ts. Washington Railway and Electric Company
District of Columbia
W. J. Lambert
R. WH. Yeatman
Henry C. Smart
Henry Naylor
Municipal Court
C. R. Abalt. 1
Homer F. Fisher Ve
City and Suburban Railway Company
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds of Trust Amid District Listings
A dense listing covers numerous real estate transfers and trust deeds in Washington. Items include Floral Hill parcels, L Street Northwest, Villa Park, and other neighborhoods with buyers and trustees named, lot and square numbers, and $10 to nominal sums. Also appears are transfers at Petworth, Northwest and other wards, plus multiple trust instruments detailing securing parties and payment terms.
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Floral Hill
Rubert Martin
A. M. Welle
Clarence M. de Welle
Robert E. Coleman
Eleventh
Eighth Streets
Henry C. Hapey
Peter Petert
Villa Park
Clara A. Marden Ettir
Edgein R. Jo Damen J. Murphy
Buena Vista
Y. Blackstone
Williame Et Ax
William E. Stewart
Twelfth Street
Alfred G Grover
Charles M. Carnon
Aquare
Tom
Huries HO White
Otto Ane Frorence Huthansel
Lillie
Teresa A. Beall
Langdon
Beavle J. Rombilt
Arthur C
Gertrude Clement
Fourth Street
George W. Taylor
Luther W. Gibson
William
Webster
William F Webster
Wisconsin Avenue
U Street
Bates Warren
William L Marcy
Intel
BA Square
Tenteenth Street
Charles J. Walker
George E Walther
Peyworth
Doight
J. Partello
Augusta R. Partello
Petworth
Dwight Jo Partello
Auguste Te Partello
Dwight JT Partello
Anguata
Partela
Binek
A. Rose Howe
Bite M. Hoos
Chevy Bias Grove
J. Walter Moulden
Katharyo B. Fox
Columbia Heights
Jacob
Grarver
Maud P. Hopkins
Inaseh S Grrver
Williams and
Maude A Evans
Fourteenth Street
Jacob & Grrver
Irein
Lucretia & Franklin
North Columbia
Graver
Palmira
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Chamber of Commerce
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WV Cox
W B Patterson
Old Central High
Ernest Dalley Smith
Margarita Spaulding
Representative Oliver Speaker
Cocchi
Bureau
Faurot
Bureau of
Tofas
Marie Cocchi
Pearance
Miss Gruger
Hamiston
Bologna
United States
Henry D Cruger
Mitchel
Miss la Rue
U. of
Ke Coat Erry
E. H. Grove
Bernard Walker
Mitchelville
G. J. France
Charles’ Pitt
William S. Robinson
Ames R. Murray
William H Powell
Ellie RB Hood
August Blase
Hobart
Flora Kirwan
Gilbert J Keys
Ras van Br.thoren
Friendly
EF Thompson
Elizabeth's Hosp
Frank Zimmerman Baltnore
Elmer Rouge
Howard J. Markit
Tree Biden
Adams Express Company
Second and Streets
W. C Kendall
Thirteenth Street
J. A. van Lise
Nichols Avenue
Werhert Weinberg
Wisconsin P Avenue
James N. Andrews
Bethesda
A H Benhett
Ralph Whalley
Potomac Avenue
L J McCarthy
Maryland Avenue
H. N Ticker
Woodward Apartments
W. Litter
FE Street
Tamas E. Johnson
Ednar
Joy Smith
A Street
Chatlea Ml
Scitorser
Baltimore Rd
George Wolf
George Ho Rober
Fairtas Vn
Ramuel_O. Peek
Florida Avenue
Orton T Pierce
Ninth Street
Wes
Margaret B. Bralsferd
California Street
Diax Offenberg
Seventh Street
Marle FE
Raynolds
Kalorama Road
Charlea WW. Scherer
Seaton Street
Charlea A. Dean, Jr
T. M. Winner
James H. Bailey
Abell
George G. Cornwell
Twenty-third Street
Adam Weschler
Pennsylvants Avenue
Hugh Buhrman
New Hampshire Avenue
Charlotte E Marsh
Indians Avenue
Charles W
Mary Elylen Duncan
William Duncan
Boonsboro
Bellevue Asylum
Marion Roberta Baber
John Schelborn
Maj. Pullman
St. Mary's Church
Europe
Anna M. Hubard
Mr. Snow
Baby Snow
Fenwick Farm
Hubard
Marion Roberta Baker
Herbert J. Baker
Antone John Schelhorn
St Mary’s Catholic Church
L. F. Kelly
Sschelhorn
South
Raymond W. Pullman
Police
Laymen's Interdenominational League
Lee Street
Franklin and
Jefferson Streets
Annapolis
Thomas L. Wattles
Councilman
Mra. C
William Wattles
United States Naval Academy
N. A. Hall
Nancy A Hall
North
Patrick Street
W. J. Morton
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
St Asaph's
M C. A
T ‘Orrect
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A. Lisner
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the Daily Legal Record
Supreme Court
Corington
Vagnoul
Lambert,Yeatman
Hoover
Shawne
Washington and Rockville Railway Company
Stearman
Stone
Stearmaan
Hoover Tate
Weshington-Virginia Railway
Bigoness
Barbour
Mackall
Boteler
Rappaport Ra Capital Traction Company
Gardiner—Hogan
App
Circuit
Siddone
Knath
Nachod & Kuhne
Miller
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Toomey & Toomey
Johneon
Corby Baking Company
Frank J Hogan
McKenney & Flannery
Geo Craighill
Lacey Va Cugte
Todey
Goldberg 'S
Roose
Wolf
Blacklatone Ve. Love
Bailey—Neale
Roche Va
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Baker, Leahy— Boover
McDonald Vs
Washington Silicate Brick Company
Hogan
Kaufma Brady
Geiger
Justice Gould
Edward Grinder
James A. O'Shea
Justice McCoy
Condemnation Square
Garrison School
Conmnlacioners Eworn
McCor
Gardiner & Denton
Sanford
W. Gwynn Gardiner
Lo Giles
Washington Herald Co
McLanahan & Burton
Alexander Wolf
Rankin Ve
Washington Herald Company
Deckerva
Murray Vs. Capital Traction Company
Hegarth
Awingle
Mary F. Ford
Ridout—Quinn
James Atafford
Mary A. Topham
H. Merillat
Cecilia
Coakley
Cratmlal Mackey
Marion G. Burch
W.C. Balderston
Ann Wilson Todd
M Parker
Asher W. Stockton
Pauline Thornton
J. R. Shielda
Lewin Schultz
Thomas A. Brown
George T Price
John Ridout
Mary M Specht
H. Marlow
Billa
Colina
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W.W. L. Douglas
Golden City
Colo
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
San Francesco
America
Brockton
Mass
L Douglas Shoe Co
Spark St
Brockton, Manas
Dw. L. Douglas
Ww. L. Douglas
Takeno
Sylvania Ava
N.W
Golden City, Colo
J. R. Hoover
J. D. Bullivan
Munney Trust Company
A. McEuen
W J. Lambert
Displve Corporation
KR. H. Yeatman
Calvary ME Church
George E Butler
Mary L. Bugler
Trinidad
Ermert Lo Schmidt
George M. Ammerich
Elizabeth L Newsom
Ernest L Rehmidt
George M Emmerich
Elizebeth L Newsom
Faith
Newlands
Albann
Oak View
Edith McA
Lavinia E Newton
H Glenn Phelps
George H Macdonald
OM Gillett
Robert E Coleman
Clarence M TeVeile
Hayden Johnson
Lavinia de Velie
Peter Peters
Arthur Carr
Martin A. Caatin
Perpetual Building Association
John W Ridgely
Milburn
Donohoe
Mary A Weldley
Burleith
Reuben Ross
J Fee Kolb
Charles W . Ingett
John Ro Stone
Breck
Terean A Beall
Sir
Robert A
Edgar TD Turner
Emilie D. Dysland
Abner
P Hlicemaker
Edgar 1
Turner
George A Watts
Emilie V. Dryeland
Duther W Gideon
Hetty D
Leedler
Ahl Ruat
George Caltert Bowle
Lucy & Copeland
Wetty
Leedley Trestees
Wilam L
Browning Et
Parker Warerr
Brasnare Warrer Jr
Ernest Co Farier
Ay Tegam
Smakatot
Janes Yoo
Ernest J. Schmidt
George Mo Lamerick
German American Building Association
Joseph Dy. Saunders
Hasmond J .Vierbuchen
Robert E . Kreiter
Maud P Hopkins
Benjamin H Grover and
Hough
Jacob F Grucer
Benjamin H Gruver
Hugh A. Brit
Roper Retitien
Brookland -Jonn
Fling
Simen FC
Barnes
Damon T. Marshall
Agnes Cowling
Francia Saul
Jamen F Shea
Hank
Las Square
Alumius Jo
Ser Fiorence
Euter
Washington Loan and Trist Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Trinidad Elizabeth I
Newsom
Ement
Schmidtt
Fizabeth I Newrom
Emea
Phelps
Harry K Bore
Glenn Phelps
Ruth Lo Newman
Wiliam
Allison
BoFrar
Jacobs
Harold Foese
Renia
Enme
L. L. Perkins
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Bouthera