Government converts wartime policy to standard life plans
Secretary Glass approved regulations converting soldiers and sailors wartime insurance to ordinary life forms including twenty pay and thirty-year endowments. The Treasury notes these policies will be tax exempt, contestable from issue, and eligible for dividends. Premiums are monthly and may be paid annually, semiannually, or quarterly, with liberal cash loan and paid up provisions and disability benefits.
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War Risk’ Bureau
Treasury
Iisa
Palmer
Blates
Sues for Perreard Estate
A court filing advances a dispute over the estate of Mrs. Alice Perreard. Chef Biacaye seeks to compel heirs to honor a claimed prenuptial contract that would leave all Perreard property to Biacaye. Attorney James B. Green represents Biacaye in the matter.
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Perreard
Thirteenth Street
Marit Biacaye
Biserye
Eetite
Perretrd
Worthwest
Alice Ferreard
James B Green
Biacaye
Suit for five thousand dollars over boy’s death
Alexander Neverson sues Joseph Dodson in the district supreme court for two thousand dollars claiming Dodson’s 17 year old son Joseph kicked Neverson’s 13 year old son Kermit in the stomach on January 14 and the boy died. Neverson says Dodson had a quarrelsome disposition and declared indifference after the incident. Grossman is attorney.
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Lexander Neverson
Supreme Court
Joseph Dodson
Joseph
Neversons
Kermit E Neverson
Neverson
Dodson
Neyersons
Mostel
Grossman
Red Cross Service Pins for District Women
The District of Columbia Red Cross announces Red Crown service pins for women who logged 400 hours or more since April 1917. Several thousand will be eligible, and pins are to be applied for through auxiliary chairmen who will obtain them from Mrs Isaac Lit tell, director of women's work at chapter headquarters.
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Washington Beaux Arts Salon renamed The Washington Baron
City briefs list meetings and talks at local venues from last night through tonight. Topics include French class registrations at 7 pm, Anthosy League gathering, Florence Crittallon Mission invitations, and an illustrated bird lecture by Dr H C Oberholser. Also notes on rapid calculating demonstrations, a Jesuit lecturer at St Aloysius, a shipbuilding ridge talk, and Willard Willard guest speeches by Senator King and Rep. Mondell.
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Aufubon Society
Washington
HC. Oberholser
Wilson Normal School
RITES FOR COL D H SCOTT IN NEW YORK AND PRINCETON
Burial services for Taeut Col Na vid H Scott, son of May Gen Hugh le Scott, who died in New York on Monday, will be held at Arlington Cemetery at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The funeral will be held in Princeton, NJ, today. Del Scott contracted pneumonia on the steamer Jevathan while returning to the United States from Europe.
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Navid H Scott
Hugh le Scott
New York
Arington Cemetery
Princeton NJ
del Scott
Jevathan
United States
Europe
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Report Summary
Weather service notes warmer days ahead with NW winds and possible rain in the upper Great Lakes and Ohio valley. Temperature trends show cooler readings east of the Mississippi, warmer in Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys, and sunshine about eighty percent of daylight today.
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Irene Washweton
Maren
Calumbia
Virginia
Weil
Ohio
Bir
Minoimapl
Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
North Atlantic
Mississippi River
New England
Missouri
Minuasipai
Missiissippi
Upper Lake
Onin Valley
Wemrapp
Creat Lakes
Merchants to Act on Freight Rates Yet Today
A traffic bureau meeting of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association was scheduled for today at an unspecified hour to review freight rates and shipments. The committee includes George De Neale as chairman, with Philp King Harry W Hahn Charles Smith and Sidney Reisenstein of Columbus as secretary. The group aims to finalize a census of local manufactures and start a card catalogue to aid factory data collection and inquiries.
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the Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
George de Neale
Philp King
Harry W Hahn
Charles Smith
Sidney Reisenstein
Columbus
Awakening of coma patient at Georgetown University Hospital
Mrs Fin Zollotie, long comatose from sleeping sickness for two weeks, awoke for about fifteen minutes and conversed intelligently. Dr John Const, her physician, suspects blood infection linked to the disease, possibly infectious though transmission unknown. A second case has been reported, with health officials noting the report was erroneous.
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Fin Zollotie
Georgetown Universitty
John Const
Health Office
Champ Clark Returns to Washington to Seek Minority Leadership
Champ Clark arrived in Washington prepared to defend his bid for minority leadership in the next House. A $200 will issue a statement concerning the movement backed by certain administration Democrats to remove him from party leadership, which would come to him automatically if precedents were followed. Clark has been on a speaking tour, visiting his daughter Mrs Genevieve Clark Thompson in New Orleans.
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Champ Clark
Washington
Mrlark
Genevieve Clark Thompson
New Orleans
Suffrage Aid Proposal Placed With Chamber of Commerce
Wade Wells submits a proposal to the Chamber of Commerce urging an anti war style stationery fold star featuring the number of men lost in the war. He believes it will serve as a souvenir and, with a Congress representation slogan, draw attention to the cause.
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Wade Wells
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan 59th Birthday Anniversary Celebrated in Baltimore
J Bryan, aged 59, has recovered after illness and will mark his fifty ninth anniversary today at a Baltimore hotel with Mrs Bryan. He had been ill for weeks and left a Baltimore hospital yesterday to join the celebration at Laurel Bride's home.
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Willam Jennings Bryan
Laurel Bride
Mrs Bryan
Baltimore
Mr Bryans
Mr. Bryan
Death notices list Mayer Sackerman and others in a nightmarish roll
The obituary column names Mayer Sackerman aged 64 and a string of other deaths with ages and partial affiliations including Providence Holy, Episcopal, and hospital references. It mentions Claudius Bo Little 29, Sivan A Collins 79, Fiste M Kimere 23, and many more with scattered addresses and institutions. The fragment ends noting a marriage at Christ Lpiseapat Church for Katherine A McMahon and Edward F Bloom.
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Mayer Sackerman
Vis Providence Holy Susan
Rockyville
Maren
Millard F Minmek
Christ Lpiseapat Church
Katherine A McMahon
Edward
F Bloom
Washington
Acid in Stomach Troubles Digestion Says Expert
A well known authority explains that stomach trouble and indigestion stem from excess acidity rather than lack of digestive juices. He advises four ounces of Salta salts in water before breakfast for one week to neutralize acid and promote digestion, noting the remedy is inexpensive and used by thousands with excellent results.
Licensed To Marry In A Mass Of Clergy Names
A fragmented listing of multiple marriage licenses and participants features numerous reverends, brides, grooms, and locales including Beverley Massachusetts Laurel Maryland Chicago and Mount Jackson Virginia. The terse OCR reads as a catalog of couples with ages and officiants, weaving a dense, scattered record of unions across many towns and churches.
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George HF Theown
Merida Beatrice
James T Gordon
William Arthur Marlin
Beverley Mass
Leila Breese S'arsous
Goc
Bratenahllaut & Ricketts
Ruth D Wall
John He Jeffries Farly Fairall
Ant Ruby
Ieister
Laurel Md
the Hey John Hf
Jeffries Hog Amierson
Venta May Jones
Cigsis
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Ant Libbie Rosendart
G Silverstone
Samuel ‘Ll Conkling
Mra Bessle
Breaka
Chicago
Charles and Lyle Millan Mason
Ilyne
Jacob Pisler
Harriet D Stewart
Batimore
Titan
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Chicago Wid
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Mariel
Cimberland
Wiliam
Haggerty
Walter Tr City
Arlen
Ellis
Meade
Mar Bride
David Leo Urnbacker
Luray
Vssie
Yowell
Ya the Hes
Mo Henry
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