Miner Normal graduates push for teachers college plan
Roscoe C Bruce Assistant Superintendent urges transforming Myrta Minor Normal School into a full teachers college with a four year program and a conferring of degrees. Dr H Barrett Learned and Dr J Hayden Johnson address the ceremony urging devotion to ideals and modernization of education.
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H. Barrrett
J. Hayden Johnson
School Board
Myrta Minor Normal School
Roscoe Conkling Bruce
Charlemagne
Died Abramsky and Other Death Notices From 1921 Washington
Obituary notices list multiple deaths including Otto Abramsky husband of Alice Abramsky, funeral at Gawler's chapel and burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Also notices for Florence Riddle Bartlett, Edward T Bates, Burnstine, Mire Friedlander Tudor Hall, Clementson Martha J, Captain Charles M Forrest, Margaret Brown Hubbard, Harns, Hatty M Kling, Caroline G Meier, Nessmith, Mary Parnell, and Charles H Thomas with funeral or service details and private interments where noted.
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Walter Reed Hospital
Otto
Alice Abramsky
Gawler's Chapel
Pennsylvans& Avenue Northwest
Arlington National Cemetery
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Frank Bartlett
Portland
Maine
Alpert Gallatin
Caroll Avery Riddtte
Washington, D
Cleveland
Ohio
Bates
Eighteenth Street Northwest
Edward T
Marie Bates
At & P.m
Burnstine
Sa Om
Barrick Burnstene
Marian Burnstine
Aid Hie Fikeu
Funecul
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Tudor Hall
Torner Massachusettes Avenue
Tentis Street
Nowers
Clementson
Martha JA
Edward Clementson
Glenwool
Jesus the
Forrest—Striidenty
Fourth Street
Torthurst
Charles M
Harriet Rebecca Forreat
Arkington
Hubbard
Suduenir
Irs Erwin
Wargaret Brown
Lawreace
Rock Creek
Eaters
Rentamin
Charles Fi Torsch
King
Lama Meier
James St. Smith
KB Street
Beltsville
Nessmith
Arzetown University Hospital
Lucif Mi
James M
Ann Virginia Nessmith
Parnell
Pennerlvania Avenue
Mary
Wabam L Parnell
Charlea S
James L Parnell
St. Stephen's Church
Holyood Cemetery
Thomas
Meatrice A Wilkinson
Twelfth Street
Charles H. Thomas Notlie
Graduation Exercises Highlight School Programs and Officers
The program featured Dr J Hayden Johnson advising graduates to persevere. Miss Lolo Johnson directed instrumental and vocal performances while Principal Eugene A Clark received a roses bouquet. Officers named were Eugenia I Jackson president Audrey G Delaney vice president Rosa L Chase secretary and Katie B Murphy treasurer.
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J. Hayden Johnson
Board of Education
Lolo Johnson
Eugene A. Clark
Daniel B. Wiseman
Eugenia I. Jackson
Audrey G. Delaney
Rosa L. Chase
Katie B. Murphy
Seek Traces of Missing Vessels in Soviet Ports
Government agencies pursue clues to missing ships vanished near Cape Hatteras with New York police red propaganda links suspected. DoJ says no reference found, state dept uses confidential teams to check foreign ports amid cases of the Yate and Albyan. Crews posted at ports to aid identification and rescue.
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Cape Hatteras
New York
Department of Justice
State Department
United States
Nag
Carolina Capes
Teach
Maryland and the Virginias Transfer It to Federal Court
In Charlotte North Carolina on June 23 Judge E Y Webb heard the argument on removal of the par clearance injunction case from state to federal court. The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond seeks transfer while 250 North Carolina non par banks pursue the injunction. No witnesses for plaintiffs only affidavits. the bank witnesses contend the amount involved is under three thousand dollars.
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Charlotte
N. C
Federal ,Reserve Bank of Richmond
E. Y. Webb
United States District Court
North’ ‘Carolina
Prohibition cases, weddings, and local incidents in Alexandria
In Alexandria police court yesterday several State prohibition cases moved forward with one acquittal and two held for grand jury action. A mail truck trunk haul yielded 36 gallons of corn whisky. a suspect, William Gehlert, was arrested after prior trunks were removed from Union Station. J. S. Lucy faced liquor-related charges tied to a two gallon still claim, held for grand jury. David Crockett with eleven bottles of peach extract claimed personal use. Lena Parrish and John Allen wed at the bride’s home. they plan to honeymoon in Middleburg before moving to Shanghai. Council finance talks outlined city appropriation items over the mayor’s veto. A shooting near the Armour ice plant left R. C. Smith with a wounded arm. detectives deem it accidental. Rites were held for Edward H. Clarkson. Odd Fellows and Firemen delegates attended, with a grand master visiting Potomac lodge. Delegates Williams, May, and Trimyer returned from Louisville after the Travelers’ Protective Association convention. The First Baptist choir will give a concert at the opera house tonight. Frostburg report notes Ray Lint Dunlap, 19, died after being crushed between cars today.
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Etington Port
Union Station
William Qehlert
Qehlert
Charles Henry Smith
J. 5
Lucy
Rosemont
David Crockett
Crockett
Carl Budwesky
Tragic triple death at Manchester apartments in Baltimore
In Baltimore at the Manchester apartments a man John Faraca aged 36 his wife Florence 18 and their eight month old daughter Theresa were found dead in their room with two gas jets open and a note saying the reason lies in the trunk. A trunk with Italian letters was found and translated. Police suspect the man killed his family then himself or attempted to. Coroner Gorsuch noted a gas hose connected to a heater and opened jet in a kitchenette nearby.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Manchester Apartments
John Faraca
Florence
Theresa
Gorsuch
Near beer saloons face license rejection and local notices
A June 23 report from Cumberland notes Judge Henderson upheld Westernport council's refusal of restaurant licenses to near beer saloons, citing improper applicants and alleged intoxicant sales under soft drink guise. Other items include rail shop furloughs at Mount Savage affecting 200 workers, a planned crime-fighting home by Fairmont leaders, the death of Nevin Bowman in Frostburg, a Newport News postmaster resisting a court clerk race bid, and a Greek steamer Olympia wreck off the Azores with crew saved.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Robert R. Henderson
Westernport Council
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Mount Savage
Robertson
Newport News
Olympia
Palestine
Azores
McPherson Hawk Nuptials in Harpers Ferry
Miss Lucia Hawk of Harpers Ferry and Willim Floyd McPherson of Sewickley Pa were married today at the bride’s mother Mrs Thomas Cauffmann home in Harpers Ferry West Virginia.
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Lucia Hawk
Willim Floyd McPherson
Sewickley
Thomas Cauffmann
US Census Finds Whites 94 Million. Japanese Lead Growth
The 1920 census shows 94,822,421 whites, 10,463,013 Negroes, 243,359 Indians, 111,025 Japanese, 61,686 Chinese, 9,485 others. Growth concentrated in the North and West with Japanese up 53.9 percent, California adding 30,596 of 88,868 total Japanese rise.
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Associated Press
United States
Census Bureau
Pacific Coast
California
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Colorado
New York
Michigan
Illnois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Kentucky
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Baltimore Grain and Live Stock Prices June 23
Grain and live stock prices across markets show butter, eggs, poultry, oats, wheat, corn and cattle, hogs, and sheep values. Notable bids include butter prints 20 22, eggs firsts 27 4, oats No 2 white 46, wheat nearby 1.05 1.25, corn near 70% contract, cattle top yearlings 9.15, hogs top 8.65, sheep native 12.00. Prices span Baltimore Chicago and regional markets with noted varieties and grades.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland Virginia
Pennsylvana
Virginia
Western
Chicago
Radio Signal System To End Sea Fog Terror
Burt Putnam of the lighthouse service announced a test Monday in New York harbor of a new radio direction signaling system. It promises practical bearings on fixed beacons unseen in thick weather to help navigators locate ships when lights and landmarks are not visible. More lives and ships are lost.
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Burt Putnam
Lighthouse Service
New York Harbor
Senator Glass declines Italian decoration due to Constitution
Petersburg Virginia report states Senator Carter Glass of Virginia refused the Grand Cross of the Order of the Crown of Italy. The Italian ambassador sent the insignia to the U S secretary of state who notified Glass that the honor was extended. Glass says constitutional constraints prevent him from accepting.
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Carter Glass
Virginia
Order of the Crown of
Italy
Washington
Glass
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