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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1913

Page

5

Tragic Death Of Monte Jones After Accidental Rifle Shot

Monte Jones ten died after Earl Allen accidentally shot him with a 22 caliber rifle at the Lillie home in Takoma Park. Playmates carry the bier to St Columba Chapel for services led by Rev Charles T Werner.

Wisconsin Avenue Tennallytown Little Monte Jones Earl Allen R. D Lillie Maple Avenue Takoma Park Mr Lillis St. Columba Chapel Charles T Werner St. Albans Episcopal Church Little Monte Monte

Tents for 405 DC veterans at Gettysburg reunion

Col Thomas S Hopkins, district representative for the Pennsylvania commission, corrects reports on number of DC veterans attending the Gettysburg reunion and tents provided. He states 405 veterans will go, 43 tents allocated, and credentials grant tent and meal access only to those named. He warns that discharge papers do not guarantee lodging or meals. A separate note reports a youth drowning in Cobbs VA during bathing near Cherrystone Creek. William Torbert, 17, died after going under.

Col. Hopkins Gettysburg Thomas S Hopkins Nineteenth Street District of Columbia Pennsylvania Commission Col Hopkins

Ghosts and Grewsome Tragedies Haunt Commercial Club

The New York American recounts the Tyler house on Farragut Square haunted by murders and suicides connected to its past. The Commercial Club of Washington plans to buy the land and convert it into a club center, despite lingering fears and a long history of tragic events at the site.

New York American Washington Commercial Club Washington Club Baron Rosen Bakhmeteti Washington Girl Benjamin’ F Tracy Traceys Tracy Capitol Europe United States Navy Augustus Cleveland Tyiera Tylers Opea Seth Barton Frenches Mia French Greece Farragut Park Tyler the Ster Company Great Britain

Almost Riot at Suffrage Debate Ends With Women Win

A suffrage debate at G R Hall featuring J B Barnhill and Thomas E WilI neared a riot as a six member jury of three women and three men sided with suffrage. Barnhill argued against it while ref erence to motherhood and law sparked tension. The panel ultimately voted five to one for suffrage, and Barnhill joked about the results given the women jurors.

J B Barnhill Thomas E Will G . R. Hall H Robert Fowler Illinois Barnhill The Mr. Barnhill Old Maida of Path Sexen

Ascended Mt McKinley First Complete Ascent by Dr Hudson Stuck

Dr Hudson Stuck, Episcopal archdeacon of Maska, became the first to fully ascend Mount McKinley, the continent's highest peak. He reached the summit on July 7 with his fur companions, planting the American flag at the crest.

Mount McKinley Hudson Stuck Maska Cross

Thin Opponents Face Fat Witnesses in Denver Trial

The government in a Denver trial against Walter C Cunningham and Mrs Cunningham plans to call eighteen fat witnesses. Cunningham claims two slim witnesses will testify to benefits of his system including rolling, deep breathing, cabbage-leaf poultices, and chin exercises. He says the trial starts tomorrow and he has raised mail order capitalization to 5,000,000 dollars.

Washington Post Denver Colo Walter C Cunningham Mra Cunningham Walter Cunningham Cunningham

Budget idea up again unity in appropriations

Congressional debates on a sweeping income tax plan and tariff measures continue with caucus sessions led by Senate finance chair Simmons and Majority Leader Kern. Proposals include raise in top income tax, new exemptions for dependents, and exemptions for mutual insurers, amid a push for centralized appropriations and a July 4 general debate launch.

Fitzgerald Apar Simmons Finance Committee Kern Senate Committee On Finance

Plan for World Peace Commission By Eighteen Nations

Secretary Bryan outlined a proposed permanent international commission to settle controversies. The five nation panel would include a representative from each contracting country and two others chosen by the governments, with a fifth member agreed by both sides. Spain was last to accept the plan, and the U S is open to proposals. Davis Met a Candidate. Davis Jr. denied seeking the Alexandria County schools post after a local meeting backed him.

Skace Bryan Spain Davis A Davis, Jr Clarendon W T Hodges Alexandria County

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