Shriners Chief Weds as NY Bride Receives Honors
Almas Temple in Niagara Falls crowns a romance as Potentate Carter B Keene marries Miss Helen B Stevens in the Church of the Transfiguration New York. Delayed by floods and hunger on the return trip from Buffalo, the Washington Shriners endured a perilous journey with meals improvised from dairy and farm berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen &. Stevens
Washington
Almas Temple
Niagara Falls
Carter B Keene
New York City
Church of the Transfiguration
Mise
Helen B Stevens
Thin City
Kev Dr Houghton
Keene
Cataklila
Albemarle
Seventeenth End
T Streets
Keane
Tieater
Dea
Aince
Treasury Department
Maine
Bangor
Hoe
Macner
Elmira
Lehigh Valley
New York
Buffalo
Sayre
N. Y
Bridge Strike Delays Potomac Bridge Work Near Harrisburg
Reported call for a conference with Pennsylvania Steel Company as I A B S I W strike halts most highway bridge work over the Potomac. Union members seek employment elsewhere while the company contemplates blacklisting and a conference to resolve the dispute over nonunion labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Company
Potomac
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Col Leach
Vither
Army
Mackengle
Steelton Pa
Steel Company
Shough
Highway Bridge
Young Woman Struck by Wagon in Northwest District
Magelt Shepard, seventeen, of Fairfax Station Virginia, was knocked down near Seventh and D streets by a horse and wagon driven by James Hawkins. She was taken to Emergency Hospital with severe back contusions and possible internal injuries after crossing the street when struck by the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magelt Shepard
Fairfax Station
Seventh and
D Streets
James Hawkins
Bicycle collision on New Jersey Ave and E Street
J E Crowner aged 51 on a bicycle collided with A D Lone on a bicycle at New Jersey avenue and E street northwest last night. Both riders were thrown to the ground. Also, John G Mun aged 65 from the Stratford Hotel fell while alighting from a moving car at Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest and was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Crowner
A. D. Lone
New Jersey Avenue
E Street
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
John G. Mun
Stratford Hotel
Hia
200 Park Highways Award Condemnation Ruling
Judge Gould ratified the condemnation jury’s report after a hearing on opening east and west highways near the Zoological Park. The order condemns land needed by the District, with most owners accepting damages of 204 and adjacent benefits totaling 28,600.66. Except for Redford W Walker and William H Walker and others, owners supported the verdict, while objectors argued the jury’s factual finding should not be replaced by the judge’s opinion. Special Assistant Corporation Counsel Sinclair represented the Commissioners. attorneys Golden Donaldson and Clephane represented the property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juudge Gould
Yeaterday
Justice Gould
Supreme Court
Zoological Park
Redford W. Walker
William H. Walker
Sinclair
BR. Golden Donaldson
Alan C. Clephane
Armenian Seaman Ends Life With Carbolic Acid
Arashak Abramian, a 27 year old Armenian former Navy seaman, killed himself with carbolic acid in the Greek lunchroom on John Marshall Place after being paroled from St Elizabeths Asylum. He asked for a priest before dying at Emergency Hospital. The body was moved to the morgue. burial planned in a Catholic cemetery. The tragedy follows despondency over a rejected romance with a Greek woman referred to as Rosia. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock.
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Arashak Abramian
John Marshall
Nevitt
Alexander Alexatia
Washington Greek Association
Abramian
St. Elizabeth'’s Asylum
John Marshall Place
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nathaoeas Sideris
Ag Ha
Alexander Alexatis
Rosla
Weather Conditions From U S Department Report
Weather report from the U S Department notes marked low pressure over the Middle Atlantic and northward high pressure causing showers in the Northwest and North Pacific. Temperatures fall in the Ohio Valley and mid Atlantic while cooler conditions extend across the Rockies and Lake regions with variable winds along coastal areas. A Potomac River bulletin reports high, muddy water from recent rain and a separate item notes Harriet Johnson, a 35 year old woman, overcome by intense heat at Tenth and B streets northeast, revived at Casualty Hospital.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Werther Bureaa
Washington
Middle Platean
Northwest
North Pacino
Rocky Mountains
Lake
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
East Quit States
North Carolina
Northwent
Northwast
Bowth Atlantic States
Gulf Coaste
Obin Valley
Rocky Mountain Region
Upper Lake Region
Florida
Rocky Mountain
Middle Plateau
Missimuippi River
New England
Middle Atlantis
South Atlantic
Lower Lakes
Heach
Saat
Upper Lakes
Freeh
European
Grand Banks
Adieck
Harriet Johnson
Brown's Court
Tenth
B Streets
Casualty
Machines at G P D President Dove Defiant Over GPO Contract
Rival type setting firm Lanston and Mergenthaler clash over a seventy two machine Government Printing Office contract. Lanston president J Maury Dove claims merit victory while Mergenthaler head Philip S Dodge disputes the award as irregulated. Both sides cite statutes and public printer conduct as proof, with Dodge alleging favoritism and Dove touting the merit record and wide market use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Printing Office
Dodge
Lanstona
Mergenthaler Company
Philip S. Dodge
Washington
New York
Mr. Dodge
Mergenthaler
Lanston
J. Maury Dove
Palmer
Dove
Ganston Company
Andy
Laneton
New
Willard
Publo
Syvan Offeer
Panetonton Company
Thousan
Bellanera Buchan da Vinne
Harper's
Appleton's
Ldp
Pincott’s
Bounty
Iheas
Nana
Australia
Mexico
Phill
Phill; der Talenda, A Here Ey Were Installed Wher the Direction of Georg Lbftige
Acros
Merganthaler Company
Editions de Luxe
Fight on Streetcar Ends With Arrests Near Seventh Street
An intoxicated passenger and a conductor fought on a street car at Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Ave NW. A woman bystander, Mies H. Smith, was struck and dazed, then helped home as Officers Downs detained Oscar Cameron, 35, and Whit Williams, 24. Each posted $10 bail for tomorrow's court appearance.
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Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mies HH. Smith
Tnd
Downs
Firat
Oscar Cameron
Whit Willams
Lost life while bathing John Otis drowns in Potomac River
Thirteen year old John Otis of 613 Twenty sixth Street Northwest drowned while bathing with his younger brother near Analostan Island in the Potomac. The body was recovered by the police boat Vigilant and identified by his father, boat builder John Otis. Coroner Nevitt ruled accidental drowning. no inquest.
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John Otis
Witty
Potomac
Analostan
Ein
Vigilant
Intorgus
John Otts
Nevitt
James
Otis
Analosian Teland
T ‘Island
John
Nita
Cumberland
Boy with dislocated finger after fall at Marion Park
Richard Gessford nine years old son of Capt Gessford of the police department slipped while running on grass in Marion Park southeast last evening and dislocated a finger on his left hand. Policeman Price of the Fifth precinct carried the boy to Providence Hospital where he was treated.
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Richard Gessford
Gessford
Police Department
Marion Park
Tager
Price
Providence Hospital
Delay Hurts School What Committee Should Do
Eastern High School faces unrest as the school board authorizes a full investigation into disturbances. The committee, chaired by J Holdsworth Gordon, will meet next week to examine causes from Swartzell’s administration, student friction, and attendance declines. Local civic leaders urge a speedy, thorough probe to restore peace before the fall term.
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Elade
Board of Education
Eastern High School
Hur Aday
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Tita
Swartzall
Swartzel
T. W. Smith
East Washington Citizens’ Association
Swartzell
Evan H. Tucker
Northeast Washington Citizens’ Association
Central, Business, and Technical
E. I. Nottingham
Washington Citizens’ Association
Commentary on Capitol High School attendance dispute from East Washington group
The East Washington Citizens' Association criticizes Capitol High School attendance declines and urges prompt board action. M L Weller calls for better representation and equitable school funding. The discussion notes school territory, records, and a push to expand athletics as part of education policy.
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M. L Weller
East Washington Citizens' Association
Capitol HM
Eduth
Kingaman
Swartzell
eiRe
Lindeen's Plea of Sanity Returned to St Elisabeth's
Charles Lindesn is remanded to the Government Hospital for the Insane pending a statutory inquest into his lunacy. The District Supreme Court orders his release from the asylum if lunacy proceedings are not commenced within three weeks. Lindesn, a former Navy member, asserts sound mind and self care capability and is represented by Lambert and Baker.
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St. Elisabeth's
Tuptive Gould
District Supreme Court
Charles Lindesn
Government Hospital
Tundeen
Navy
Sfnca
St. Elizabeth's
Lambert & Baker
PIANO DEALERS MEET WITH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Elected officers named
Word from Put-in Bay Ohio reports the National Association of Piano Dealers of America will hold its next convention in Washington in June with about 600 delegates expected. Percy Foster was elected secretary of the executive committee and E H Droop was named treasurer. A Garfield Park band concert featured a printed programme urging audience patronage of advertisers.
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Percy
Foster
E. W. Droop
The
Nations Association
Put-in Bay
Ohio
National Association of Piano Delers’ of America
Washington
Percy @. Foster
Association
E. H. Droop
Garfield Park
Audiencs
Judiciary Park
Franklin Park
Post
Roland Bower
Linrfield Ar Im TH
Thesonian Grounds
Washington Circle
Dupont Circle
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Bride
Hew York
Col
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Frank Raymond
Sam Steinmetz
Simy
Magus
Deylum
Potomac River Bulletin
Washington Post
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Snenapaoak
Rubaville
M.C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
N. D
Boston
Mans
Cincinnaty
Onto
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Cato
Desines
Towa
T. Iv
Gt Louis
Pant
Stinn
Springfeld
Vcksburg
Aesistanta
Langton
Wald Brat
Lary Ecgoly
Alf
George Lewis
Scott
Teenie Muller
Lewis
Hood
Niewspap
Analostan Island
Lindeen
Dr. Croffut
W. A. Croffut
U. S. Really Co
Uncle Sam
United States Realty Co
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
United States Realty Company
Firemen’s Insurance Bldg
7Th St
la. Aves
N. W
Philadelphia
Real Estate Trust
Norfolk, Va
Chins Bank Building
Lansburgh & Bro
Reverabh Faberdass
Ehery
Tholes
Sanders & Stayman Ge
F Street
Uj Vulcan
Aubestua
Eddy
White Mountain
Alaska
waReane
Ncid
S. M. Stieff
V. D. Rosen
Tharp
Berkeley Rye Siz
St.n.w
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Tween H and I
St Cash
HUB Furniture CO
E. Cor. 7Th and
D Sts
Droop
Ave
Fenkauer
Umede
Decker Arek Greg Vous
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of
LURTEN R_ GINN
Arvine W
Johinston
B. Earnshaw & Bro
Alexandria
Mt. Vermon
Constals & Untop
Allee
Patterson
Wilber
W. L
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