Politicians in Virginia debate rotation in office
Special to The Washington Post from Richmond reports amid a volatile Democratic primary climate. The piece notes speculation Robert B. Lee Jr may seek the governor’s nomination, outlines rotation in office arguments in Campbell Lynchburg races, and highlights factional splits around Senator Daniel and anti Daniel forces. It also mentions Wickham Cravatt contest in Thirty second district and concerns about harming the party ahead of fall elections.
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Daniel
Campbell
Washington
Richmond
Coal
Robert B. Lee, Jr
House of Delegates
Fairfax County
Gev
Swenson
Lee
Cal. Lee
Col. Lee
Shenandoah
Frederick
Winchester
Frank 5. Tavener
R. M. Ward
Campbell County
Lynchburg
A. F. Thomas
Don P. Halsey
Thomas-Halsey
Friends
United States
Joan W. Daniel
Thomas
Halsey
Senate
Hal
Omon
Henry C. Wickham
Hanover
Dr. Cravatt
Coraline
Wickham
W. C. Wieshany
Caroline
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Young Attorney Bruce Golden Found Dead in Holdaman
Bruce Golden a 34 year old attorney from Philippi Barbour County was found dead at Holdaman boarding house Belington West Virginia. The verdict ruled accidental death though initial foul play concerns arose. He is survived by his wife and one child. He had recently practiced law in Philippi and served one term as deputy sheriff of Barbour County.
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Washington Post
Belington
W. Va
Bruce Golden
Philippi
Holdaman
Golden
Barbour County
Etrasburg
Charles F. Daily
Leesburg
Br. Funk
Thomen Daily
Frank
Edward
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Sanford Fair
Prince Street
Dr. Fisher
The
Baptist Church
Faiy
Prince William County
Peanut replanting after wet spell in Virginia counties
Special to The Washington Post reports farmers across nearby counties replanting peanuts due to prior wet conditions that rotted planted nuts. Other items note Lynchburg church calls Dr Carter Helm Jones as pastor, a drowning in Harrisville, a Leesburg jeweler Charles Daily death, and local obituaries in Rockville and Bethesd
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Washington Post
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Calla
First Baptist Church
Carter Helm Jones
Louisville
Jones
Self defense plea in Baltimore shooting to save sister
William Hauck, held on murder charges, claims he shot Gotthelf Pauck to protect his sister Louisa Middleton during a brutal overnight attack at her Baltimore County home. He says the shot was in the air to deter — not justify — the grapple that ensued, with a dying deposition noting a quarrel but no clear justification.
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Baltimore
Washington Post
Louisa Middleton
Willam .Hauck
Gotthelf Pauck
Middleton
Ldenville
Baltimore County
Gotthelf
William Hauck
Risoner Caruthers
Ana
William
Shot in chase after assault on seven year old girl
In Charlotte North Carolina on June 2 Patrolman Johnson of the local force shot Jim Crawford the colored assailant who had assaulted seven year old Ethel Henderson Crawford escaped but the officer waited for him to return for his clothes Crawford resisted arrest and reportedly tried to strike the officer with a weapon. The incident followed a nighttime assault and Crawford was left in part of his clothing.
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Washington Post
Charlotte
N. C
Ethel Henderson
Johnson
Jim Crawford
Crawford
One-Eyed Attacker Sought After Miss Ott Assault
Cumberland Maryland June 23 officers scour countryside for Nellie Ott attacker described as about thirty five with one eye and ruddy complexion. A man matching the description was seen toward Oldtown fourteen miles away but telephone lines failed. A suspect was arrested then released as locals feared a lynching mob.
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Washington
Cumberland
Nellie Ott
Oldtown
Here
Ridgely
Tobacco crop short in Petersburg and South Boston
Petersburg reports light receipts at ware houses as new tobacco plantings near Here show 18 percent drop from 196. Labor scarcity drives the decline with prices held from 7 to 27 dollars per hundred pounds. South Boston notes favorable weather though primings may be a few weeks late.
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Washington Post
Petersburg
Boston
Loving Trials Opens in Nelson County Slaying Case
The trial of Judge William G. Loving of Nelson County for the murder of Theodore Estes begins in Houston Virginia. Loving shot Estes in a box car at Oak Ridge in April after Estes allegedly took Loving’s daughter out and returned her in an unconscious state. About 230 persons including witnesses and family friends arrived, with Estes party at Hotel Collins and Loving at Hotel Dorsey. Courtroom chatter hints at a possible defense surprise. Miss Loving and her father appeared in good spirits at dinner.
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Washington Post
Houston
William G. Loving
Nelson County
Theodore Estes
Loving
Estes
Oak Ridge
Collins
Dorsey
Remarkable fall victim a fatal brain injury reported
Special to The Washington Post from Hagerstown Maryland describes the fall on the head and feet of Charles Leander Yankey who struck ground and suffered a brain injury deemed hopeless with recovery considered impossible.
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Washington’ Post
Hagerstown
Feyetteville
Charles
Leander Yankey
Dandy Hobo Makes Plea to See the President in Baltimore
A well dressed hobo known as A. Number 1 visited Baltimore and Ohio offices during a Washington Fest event to complain about uncomfortable berths. He claims a 1883 start, 500000 miles traveled mostly by rail, speaks three languages, and carries a tiny poison box to end his life if a wreck occurs. He lives frugally, has proxy papers from railroad officials, and plans to have remains sent to Cambridge Springs cemetery upon death.
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Washington
Baltimore
A. Hobo
Ign
Baltimore and Ohio
Murray
A. Number 1
Europe
Alaska
Mexico
South America
San Francisco
Cambridge Springs
Cambridge
Alexandria News In Brief Emancipation Day Invite For Booker T Washington
The Alexandria Gazette reports Booker T. Washington is invited to deliver an address on Emancipation Day. The event marks the forty fourth anniversary of Lincoln's emancipation proclamation with M. L. Robinson chairing arrangements and J. W. Coles as secretary. Other local notices include funeral services for Sanford Fair and John W. Atwell, with details of locations, times, and mourners.
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Booker T. Washington
Alexandria
M.L. Robinson
J. W. Coles
Alexandria County
Hume School
Jefferson
Edna R. Kemp
John F. Ryan
Mnoder
Leesburg
Vai
Aef Herman
Phe
Frank A. Munsey
Rabbi Bass Seeks Jerusalem Orphanage Fund Drive
Rabbi Abram Bass travels in the United States to raise 200000 francs for an Jerusalem orphan asylum to house Jewish children. He estimates 80000 francs needed to build and 600 francs weekly to maintain the facility, speaking in major synagogues and urging donations amid Jerusalem's 80000 Jewish residents living in poverty. An existing orphanage is the only facility, and supporters claim the project would honor the Jewish people and spur education and industry in Palestine.
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Jerusalem
Abram Bess
Astriputing
Palestine
Joseph’ Kronheimer
Cardinal Confirms Record Class at St Dominic’s Church
Cardinal Gibbons confirms a class of 170 at St Dominic's Church Washington, the largest this season. Mass followed by sermon on Love Your Neighbor as Yourself. Priests from Dominican Monastery at Brookland assist, with godparents named Johnson, Wormeyne, Murphy, and Riley.
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Cardinal Gibbons
St. Dominic’s Catholic Church
Washington
Bolemn
M. J. Kennedy
Finnerty
Father Crowly
Brookland
D. J.kennedy
A. Spencer
Mick Nichola
D. D
Gregory Fitzgerald
R. A. Volx
Victor O'Daniel
William Johnson
Wormevne
Lizzie Murphy
Katie Riley
Timothy O'Rourke
T. J. Binlty
St. Dominic's Church
St. Dominic's
Baltimore
Father O'Rourke
St. Dorminle’s Church
St Aloysius Honored At Mass Of Remembrance
A large crowd filled St. Aloysius Church for an 11 o'clock Mass honoring the patron saint. The service, conducted by Rev. Thomas Becker of Fordham University, featured deacon Rev. P. F. Quill and subdeacon Rev. Eugene de L. McDonnell. Frederick L. Devereaux presided, with Rev. Thomas Gibbons Smyth delivering a sermon on the eulogy of St. Aloysius and the role of religion in education.
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St. Aloysius
Thomas Becker
Fordham University
New York
P. F. Quill
Georgetown University
Eugene de L. McDonnell
Gonzaga College
Frederick L. Devereaux
Thomas Gibbons Smyth
St. Stephen’s Church
Joseph Himimell
John Scully
Henry A. Leary
Patrick Casey
William F. Kean
John F. O'Hara
Carrol Smyth
Altar Attendants Rewarded At St. Aloysius Church
At St. Aloysius Church last evening twenty three new members joined the St. John Berchman's Sanctuary Society now over eighty. Under Francie A. Burne S J the group trains altar boys. Medals awarded include Gold to Robert Mack and Silver to George Be, Donn, and Joseph M. Geler. Also numerous Bronze medals to F L Devereux Edward Fuller J A Fennell and others for service and devotion. Sermon by Rev Augustus J Duarte S J vice president of Loyola College, Baltimore.
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St. Aloysius
St. John Berchman’s Sanctuary Society
Francie A. Burne
Frederick L. Devereux
Henry Donoghue
Edgar J. Cavanagh
High Mass
Bernard L. Gaegler
C. A. ‘Hertthy
Vespera
Joseph
M. Geter
Little League
J. A. Fennell
F. X Cavsnagh
G. E. Donn
T. A. Donoghus
A. R. Mack
J. A.fennell
J. M. Geler
The
Augustus J. Duarte
S. J
Loyola College
Baltimore
Police Seek Clergyman Rev J M Northrop Missing After Mother’s Death
Police in Macon Ga. seek Rev J M Northrop thought to be visiting a Washington hotel. A cryptic message requested he be told of his mother’s death which occurred after he left home. Relatives could not provide his whereabouts despite a careful hotel canvass ordered by Lieut Peck.
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J. M. Northrop
Nts i
Macon
Washington
Lieut. Peck
Mrs Susan Schreiner Dead After Long City Ties
Mrs Susan Schreiner ninety four died early yesterday at the residence of Behreiner UW Glen Ma. She was long a realgent of this city and mother Liler survives her. Funeral services will be held at 6 o clock this evening at the residence of her son Glen. The interment will be in Frederick Beas tomorrow afternoon.
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Rockville
Susan Schreiner
Maj
Herman Schreiner
Forest Glen
Henry J. Schreiner
Frederick
Nettie L. Keefamer
Joseph L. Keefemer
Bethcelds
Gism Kenahawe
John W. Atwell
South
Columbus Street
Norman Gates
Robert Smith
Charles Veney
Gates
Mary J. Schofield
Arthur E. Schofield
Daniel W. Schofield
Behreiner
Glen
Japan Craves Learning and Christian Influence Noted
In Calvary Baptist Church 5 W Woodward spoke on Japan’s schooling and hunger for Western ideas noting 9 percent of school age youths in class and strong demand for English teachers. He praised missionaries as a powerful force, cited Japan's wartime alliance with Russia and discussed Buddhist and Christian influences in Tokyo.
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Japan
W. Woodward
Calvary Baptist Church
Orient
Empire
Kingdom of ‘the Rising Sun
Woodward
A Woodward
Enny
Matshuria
Russia
Oyama
Dalny
Woodward Ana Ine
Tokyo
Veterans to Elect Commanders at DC Encampment
The United Spanish War Veterans in Washington announce the annual encampment will be held in August with nominations for department officers at the next session. Potential candidates include Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson Maj Joseph Milton Heller Capt Edward L Cogan and G E Rausch. A heated race is anticipated for commander with Hobson yet to respond. Santiago Day July 17 will feature a sham battle reenacting San Juan Hill.
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J. Walter Mitchell
Department of the District of Columbia
United Spanish War Veterans
Department
Richmond Pearson - Hobson
Congress
Alabama
Joseph Milton Heller
Lawton
Edward L. Cogan
Harden
G. E. Rausch
Miles
Hobson
George Dewey
Sandusky
Ohio
Santiago
San Juan Hill
Photo Engravers Meet for International Convention
The eleventh annual convention of the International Association of Photo Engravers convenes today and tomorrow with delegates from over seventy five photo engraving establishments in the United States and Canada. Meetings at Rauscher's on Connecticut Avenue and L Street NW start daily at 9 o'clock with visits to the Government Printing Office and the Congressional Library this afternoon and evening. Officers to be elected include President L B Folcom of Boston Vice President L B Baton of Detroit Secretary B C Stites of New York and Treasurer B A Gros of Chicago. Tomorrow afternoon delegates visit the Bureau of Engraving and a banquet honoring Public Printer Stillings and Robert N Harper president of Commerce will be held.
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International Association of Photo-Engravers
United States
Canada
Associatn
Rauscher’s
Connecticut Avenue
L ‘Street
Congressional Library
L. B. Folcom
Boston
Peeeinant
Baton
Detroit
C. C. Stites
Maurica Tove Engraving Company
B. A. Ge Gros
Chicago
Bureau of Engraving
Robert N. Harper
Commerce
Wri
Cowes
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Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
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George Francis Kraft
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Robert Rourke Mills
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