Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 6 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1920

Page

2

Confidence Uplift in Washington Business Claims Resilience

Charles J. Columbus of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association asserts sustained good conditions despite a backward spring and lagging summer. He notes high confidence, expansion in production, thriving jobbers and wholesalers, and retail steadiness, while predicting a quick solution to railway wage concerns and continued progress in the national economy.

Manufacturers’ Association Charles J. Columbus Merchants and Manufacturers' Association Washington

Miss Ethel Perkins Theft Seizes $145 Clothes Loot

A report lists several thefts in northwest Washington with items including clothing valued at 145 dollars from Miss Ethel Perkins 1830 H street. A tire valued at 15 dollars was reported stolen from R. T. Edwards 1300 K street. A billfold with 15 dollars vanished from Mrs. Adam Schneider 3746 McKinley street. A waist worth 20 dollars was taken from a yard at Mrs Terrie Ramsell 12 New York avenue.

Ethel Perkins H Street R. T. Edwards K Street Twenty-first EK Streets Adam 5. Schneider McKinley Street Terrie Ramsell New York Avenue

Builders of the Republic lecture at Foundry church

Dr. Werbert Randolph, pastor of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church, delivered the second illustrated lecture on A Better America for Better Americans titled The Builders of the Republic. He highlighted soldiers farmers physicians jurists inventors teachers ministers and writers who shape the nation and praised the small red brick schoolhouse as a key factor in national growth.

Werbert Randolph Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church America

Farewell for Dr Tupper Ends Pulpit Tenure

Dr Henry Allen Tupper pastor of the First Baptist Church preached morning on The Spiritual Ideals of a Human Soul and evening on Mizpah before sailing for Europe to assume editor in chief duties for a new Bible issue. He plans to visit London and other European cities before returning.

Henry Allen Tupper First Baptist Church Europe Tupper London

Casualty Lawn Fete Nets $809

Miss Lilian L Rinker of Casualty Hospital announced the lawn fete receipts totaling 809.12 dollars, the largest yet in the campaign. Credit goes to Dr. William P Reeves and a long list of volunteers. The fund may pass 23000 dollars today as Dr J A Stoutenburgh directs a block carnival at Tenth and streets southeast tomorrow and Wednesday evenings.

Lilian L. Rinker Casualty Hospital William P. Reeves M. A. Leese H. HB. Carson Arthur Cook Jacobs Joseph Burnett Guy Yost J. Williams Lullian Mamie Rinker Frances Smith Jeanette McTwiggan Marie Jees Argyle Danks Lucy Scages L. P. Steuart Clarence F. Donohoe Dd. W. Higgins Loraine Leese J. A. Stoutenburgh Tenth and T Streets

Ohl Dead Editor of New York Herald Dies

Josiah Kingsley Ohl longtime editor of the New York Herald and Evening Telegram died in New York City from heart disease after a nervous breakdown at age 57. He began journalism in 1887 at the Atlantic Constitution and became known for Far Eastern coverage from Peking. He served as Herald managing editor from 1917 and is survived by a daughter Mrs. Davis F. Webster of Manila.

New York Josiah Kingsley Ohl New York Herald New York Sun Evening Telegram Ohl Atlantic Constitution Herald Peking China James Gordon Bennett The Brownaville Kenyon College Ohio Davis F. Webster Manila

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. G. Schafer Company 13Th St. N. W Chas. J. Evans D.P.T D.C. E Lith Street Lanman Engraving CO Bliss Electric Co 12Th St. N. W. Frank Our Metro Black & Son, Inc First ST American Ice Co. Western Bldg Washington, D. C Joseph Krenwell South Capitol Capitol Storage South Capitol and C Streets Central Armature Works St. N. W Bogys Heating Con Oitfield H.E. Nantsberry Ostreet N. Wyhone Main Assé Max Shapiro Shapiro & Fitzgerald Commission Merchants Louisiana Avenue N. W Manhattan Junk Co Georgia Ave N.W. North Gridiron Club L. A. Finn Barker 14Th St Wis. Ave Hone North Iy F. W. Schrumpah Ge Cook Waste Paper CO O Street N.W Washington, D Lamond’s Bruce Lamond Lamond D. C Radio Amateur 13Th St. NW American Dairy Supply CO Maine Ave John P. Agnew & Co., Inc COAL Lab St. N.w Folks Casket and Supply CO. Funeral Directors and 12Th Street Ss. C. Raub Heer Ohio Ave N. W D. Ballour H St. N.W. Main Washington Metal Ceiling CO Oxford Frank Farber Bottling Works St. N.E Washington Sand and Gravel Co Munsey Building Bladensburg Hyattsville No. 1 Auto Repair & Welding Company Rossignol Cynders Pinna Frank Fred J. White Maina Ava Liberty Auto Repair Shop Wraver Congress Court Roy F. Carty M. E Carty-Helms Co Philadelphia 14Th St. NW Edward Beetham H. A. Miller J. D. Hobbs Nationat, Woodworking Company Incorporated Cabir Blair N. E Washington, D.C Lisance Washington Post W. A. Mills Offce Atlantic Saka Kota TAK Penna. Ave N.w Columbia Bottling’ Works the Weekly Review Washington Business Industries D.C Moody Moody's Manual Washington Institute of Bankers Willard Hotel National Capital City of Builders OF U. S Dr. Randolph Foundry M. BE. Church DR. Tupper First Baptist New Bible Casualty Lawn Fete J. K. Ohl Far East Wn. Clabaugh Edward M, Tyler Wm. Clabaugh & Co Certified Public Accountants Federal Tax Counsel Citizens’ Savings Bank Fussell Wisconsin Avenue A. Loffler Provision Co., Inc. Packing House of Quality Berger Bros Bethesda Blue Upshur St. N. W Monument Shop 15Th St. N.W Columbia University of Physicians Fourteenth Street N.W Manin W. S. Jenks & Son Redik Stad Detroit 7Th St Telephone West Samuel C. Palmer Co., Inc G Street the Engraving Shop 13Th Street Handley-Sterling Co N. Capitol St Franklin Connecticut Ave H. 5 Elkins Company 12Th St. N.W Kretol Kretol CO L Street Nw Silverberg Electric Company Motor and Coil E Street Majestic Duplex Alex. St. John & Son Wisconsin Ave Joseph Schiavone Steamship Agency Foreign Exchange Fifth & H Streets S. 8 Naples Genoa Palermo Messina Trieste Italy France Germany North Lumber Galliher & Huguesy Andrew B. Graham Company Columbia Oil CO Rosslyn Columbia National Radio Supply Co Oth Everything Electrical Southern Hanger J. E. Hanger, Inc Hanger Bldg G Bt Roanoke Baltimore Toronto Canada Atlanta St. Louis Pittsburgh Paris Fred Crew Co., Inc Telephone E. C. Gramm I Street R. P. Whitty CO Union Trust Frederick Cars, Inc Automobile Ee H St. N. W Machine Dept National Fruit Co., Inc la. Ave M. E. Horton, Inc Browning & Middelton, Inc Golden Gate P. Olive Capital Electric Company Electrical Contractors 14Th St. N.W. Frank Phona Clarendon Rosslyn, Va Doing Printing Co. Incorporated 14Th St. N. W Westinghouse Mazda Lamps IL Main American Waste Paper CO Paul F. Hodge 11Th ST. Ww New Oxford J. H. Weaver Pennsylvania Ave Fifteenth St Barber & Reed ST. NW C. Norwood H St E. Lincoln 14Th St. N. W. Frank Megill & Denham 13Th St. N.W Wash. D.C Washington Range and Equipment Co Duparquet R. C BANE P Sts. N. W Edgar Morris Sales CO G St. NW N. Frank & Sons L St. S.W C. Spano & Son St. St. N. W Walter J. Procter Co H St. N.W Lincoln Joseph J. Caylor 5Th St. N. E Cedar Hill Coe Corp Batt, Bates & Co., Inc Munsey Chesapeake Beach Franklin Taxicab CO Atlantic City Haroed WN. Giese M. D Washington Merchandise Co., Inc Washington, D. C. Main Federal Federal Battery Mfg. Corp GE Company L. St Mt. Vernon Arlington 12Th & Penna. Ave Washington-Virginia Evans Builders Co J. A. Smith, Jr
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication