Washington DC Men Return After World War I Service
The 165th company of District guardsmen under Capt Sawtelle served from Chateau Thierry through active campaigns with the Rainbow division. They faced shellfire while aiding wounded near a German summer resort, with hospital units wrecked by shelling yet all wounded evacuated. The unit nears embarkation home to participate in a victory parade as plans shift dates for return.
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Chateau Thierry
Will Saul
Rhine
Migsttet Aid
Henrysawtelle
Elevanth Street
Sawtelle
District of Columbia
Anrweiler
Germany
165Th Company
Tines
Prison Special Due Today Across U S Rail Tour
A troubled report outlines a prison special tour across the United States with prisoners leaving in weeks. The journey touches Washington Charleston New York and Milwaukee as officials discuss security and political implications amid ongoing administrative scrutiny.
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Waslington
Charleston
Tanooma
Sun Rat
Los Angeles
Vhuaga
Wilwauke
Syrac
Rustey Hartford
Benger
New York
Republicans Form Committees Plan War Expenditure Probes
The Republican committee on committees desented a slate for eight House committees to probe war expenditures and department activities. Names from War, Treasury, Navy, and Agriculture seats were listed, with chairmanships assigned to several members and vacancies to be filled, as Republicans completed principal committee selections minus merchant marine. New district members joined the District of Columbia panel, with Wasan and Burdick among appointees and Murphy poised as ranking Republican chairman.
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House
Republic
Congress
Republican Committee On
War Department
Graham
Illinois
Savy de Partment
Hesell
New York
Shiman
Juslie
Wiatt
Maine
Treasury Dale
Vermont
Pubric Buildings
Krieder
Pensylvanis
Ecommerce
Willams
Wieners and
Agriculture
Baer
Sith
Dakota Chayrmen
America
Wason
New Hampshire
Kaeder
Pennsylvania
Jahmson
South Dakota
Schail
Minnesata
Mn Sehall
Campbell
Kansas
Snell
Rodenberg
Honois
Fess
Ohio
New District
District of Columbia
Wasan
Burdick
Rhode Island
Hayes
Missouri
Ayd Murphy
Michigan
Wabash President Dead at 54 in St Louis
St Louis reports H Kearney president of the Wabash Railroad died of pneumonia at 54. He rose from student operator in Logansport to dispatcher clerk and master at Indiana lines for Pennsylvania. In St Louis he led Terminal Railroad and later transportation chief before becoming Wabash president after its 1919 reorganization. His wife and daughter, traveling from New Orleans, and a son Rhearne are noted.
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St Louis
H . Kearney
Wabash Railroad
Kearney Heraine
New Orleans
Rhearney
Logansport
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Pennsylvania Lines
Th &T Louis Im
Terminal
Stai Lipad Associatioan
Prisem Syate
Bearney
Debs and Frohwerk Convictions Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court sustains Debs and Frohwerk convictions under the espionage act in unanimous opinions. Debs, a long time presidential candidate and former Terre Haute railroad fireman, is sentenced to ten years. Frohwerk, editor of the Missouri Staats Zeitung, is also upheld.
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Eugene V Debs Socialist Reader
Jacob Frohwerk
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Justice Holmes
Debs
Canton Ohto
United States
Frohwerks
EB Kirchner
Elizabeth
W Va
Holmes
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Tore Pants
Ind
Inana
Mal
Vahdiy
Deter
Wirth
Supreme Come
Lugent & Webs
Supreme Four
Washington
Girl in Thirty-Six Admitted to Bar in Washington
Pauline Floyd, born January 7 1898, became the youngest woman lawyer in Washington after passing the bar exam yesterday. She had completed law studies in June but waited until turning 21 to apply, joining a cohort of other successful applicants including George C Adams and Herbert Wooley among names listed from the bar examining period.
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Cania
Supreme Court
Pauline Floyd
Washington
A Near Motor Corporation
George C Adama
Herber
Woo Ariher
Harry C
Mermanenjamin
WoMayton
Willie Crane
Vatrich
Fo Dugan
George E Edelin
B D Friedman
Gambrell
Theodore Gollen
Edward J Hoy
John J
Wumerie Witte
W Joner
John KR
Keeleer
Charles B Kern
J W Lemenkugel
Michael Lynch
William M Mackie James Admond Morris
Frank Jo Murphy
Allen MacCullen
Arthur
Names and Places From a Fragmented Legal Notice
The readable fragments reference individuals such as Thomas, William, and Andrew, with mentions of an attorney and locations suggesting a historical legal notice. The text is garbled but indicates a midwestern or northeastern setting with dated style and irregular spellings.
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J. F. Sawtelle
Peeshing
Tershing
SuLh
Seretary
Treas
District Wen
Knepsral
Vatenmai
Rotiesdar
Alene
Tou
Republicans
House Name Expense Inquiry
Committees On Elections
Allinge
John US
Trane Smith
Ftitin
Solat
Californit
Nebraska
Lehlbagk
Amd
Aestal
MMS
Wabash
JH. F. Kearney
the Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Fatima
The
Stock Exchange
Leggetts Myers Tobacco
Jacob Krohwerk
U. S
Lahed
Missouri Staats Zeitung
Jou
Yiits
Ely
Jes
Dia Lantel
Juhn Radots
Glee
Niate
Lie Stale
Rane
Eveland Gli
Lory
Allon
Detss
Saul
Federal Preen
Preture Theater
P. M. Floyd
Paris
N. W
Opposte Shareham
Hae
Featuring
Jeorrs
Thomas F
Iso
Thomas
Chariton Mansion
Oakland
Connecticut Avenue
Harry W. Burr
District Oakland Company
Varyland
Virginia
West Virginia
St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Washingtons
Wardman Park Hotel
Connecticut Ave
Woodley Rd
Caran Deter
Chevar Chase
Columbia
Cod
Kerbside Golf Club
Lovelise
Reusellery
Exemplary Cuisine
Harry Wardman
Henry Albert
Homestead
Hot Springs
Iilivnll
Navy and
Q. M
19Th St
C Sts
Isis Wits
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