Victors welcomed at New York docks by Ohio leaders
Gov. Cox and Mayors of Cleveland and Toledo greeted returning veterans at New York docks. The contingent, part of the Meuse Argonne victory, included infantry detachment and staff. About 448 men and officers arrived aboard transports, with decorations and praise from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Cox
Cleveland
Toledo
New York
St. Mihiel
Govcot Y
Tient Roy T Lay
Poibir
Davis
Ard
Maser Schreiber
Reia
Chie
Snordar
Testa
37th Division units embark on cruiser Huntington deployment
Detachments including 134th machine gun battalion and 5th machine gun battalions arrive aboard the Huntington and Noordam with officers and men from Ohio, Michigan, New York and other states. The von Steuben and Capua ships bring Casual Companies and nurses. the Thirty-seventh division reorganizes, receives Belgian citations, and proceeds to Vosges front, suffering heavy casualties and earning honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Galbraith
Cincinnati
Seventy-fourth Infantry Brigade
George W. Stewart
John GC. Darby
Huntington
Wade Christie
Youngstown
May F L Pierce
Cleveland
Noordam
Ohio
New York
Texas
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
Colorado
Idaho
South Carolina
von Steuben
Michigan
Washington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Bordeaux
Barnsworth
Order of Leones
Oder
St Brent
Helsinkohef
Rowe Vilwece
Lins
Lue Aimesta
St Witael
Tober
Belemm
Beleoun
Aris
Baelgun
Merve
Son
Prom ‘Saal
Shays
Tyérmin
Vane
Notable Figures Tied to Military Innovation and Education
A. A. retired inventor Count Paul Cor net de Ways Ruart from Seldom and Countess Ruart once Gladys McMillan of Detroit, alongside Dr. Howard Bliss, president of the American College at Beirut, Syria, are identified in this historical note as prominent figures connected to military technology and international education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cornet de Ways Ruart
Seldom
Countess Ruart
Gladys McMillan
Detroit
Howard Bliss
American College
Beirut
Syria
Robbery notes: hens stolen and theft reports
In 1919, a yard on 1919 S Street saw three hens stolen from the Patten property. Charles Lewis reported ten fowl taken from a shed behind his home at 910 F Street. A thief swept seven rooms at 1400 B Street NE, IL Zrebeck occupant, valued at 3 dollars. Walter G. B. Clark slept through a burglary at Nappers Drug Store on Seventh Street and Florida Avenue. his nap cost him 14 dollars in bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten
S Street
Charles Lewis
F Street
B Street
IL Zrebeck
Walter GB Clark
Nappers
Seventh Street
Florida Avenue
Alexandria collects shoes for war relief drives
The Alexandria area mobilizes a Red Cross shoe drive and related donations to aid overseas WWI soldiers, with local merchants Swan Bros and others coordinating delivery. a motor wagon will transport items to Red Cross headquarters while royal street collections are planned and a welfare delegation heads to Camp Humphreys. Also reported is the death of a local resident and burial arrangements at Pemaines mortuary chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
Ing Street
Alexandria
Alexaidrig
Fel Cross Headquartie
Ras Lellenhone
Swan Bros
Ates
Obscure Postcard Style Notices From A Fractured 19th Century Page
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and places including Rogers, Warwick, Salandyy, and various addresses in New York and Pennsylvania. The jumbled text references marriages, ages, and dates such as March 24 and a weekend Saturday, with multiple personal notices and dedications intermingled.
Mondell Urges Soldiers On Duty To Support War Effort
Camp Humphreys Va March 25 Representative Frank W Mondell Wyoming floor leader of the coming Congress spoke at the dedication of the Knights of Columbus building for 1400 soldiers urging that Americans stay united behind the war. He warned against Bolshevik influence and urged soldiers to exercise citizenship responsibly as the army enters demobilization and civilians take on postwar duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican House
Camp Humphreys
Frank W Mondell
Wyoming
House of Representatives
Knights of Columbus
Horepe
Mondetl
America
Uus Tountty
Melfara Ulae
Calmabus
McOa
Tnese Ot Soltiers
Thilugian
Washington
Brand Hight
Carrodouneal
Koft
Ceremonica
Mauree McAuliffe
Col Kee
United States Engineer Corps
Orn Morrow
Tather Bohin
Vass Varter S. Orehessa
Alexandria
Cams
Counel of
Alexandrys
Calwithars
Amy
Scion of Noted Family Inherits Estate At Univ Address
Fragmented OCR notes a scion of a noted Washington family tied to a university inheritance and political lineage. It mentions Rives and Tree as prominent names, with references to Congressional Globe and a shift to the Record in 1874, plus a fatal auto crash involving the Garisons at Thirty Phi and Q streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bniversity
Andrew
Roth
Brinkiin
Mises
Congressional Globe
Hives
Wiswate
Washington
Judge Lasmfect Tree
Gincage
United States
Belgium
Russia
Builders of wooden ships meet shipping board chief
Woonky Shif and men awxto will confer with Chairman Hurley of the United States Shipping Board tomorrow Morne on adjusting canceled contracts and outstanding claims The board says canceling contracts and stopping construction would save 800000 to 1000000 but shipbuilders face a desperate plight Officials in Washington and Philadelphia change constantly at each conference and disavow prior actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Hurley
United States Shipping Board
Morne
Shipping Board
Washington
Philadelphia
Deracnnel
U S Prisoners of Reds Are Well Archangel Report
Archangel dispatch notes Bolsheviks attempting to alter their treatment of prisoners in the Dvina region. An American officer returning from Tulgas reports “civilized warfare” and cites orders to treat wounded prisoners kindly as a source of information. Messages from scouts and a former Bolshevik nurse praise Allied care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archangel
Associated Press
Dvina
Tulgas
Hollow Stump
Battle Zone
Upper
Vulgas
Archjangel
Fear shortage of straw hats strikes headline warnings
The National Association of Straw Hat Manufacturers warns of a coming straw hat shortage as millions of young men return to private life before summer. Prices rose postwar though not as sharply as other goods, with hats possibly selling for 2.50 to 3.00, retailers told to expect constrained supply if weather favors high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausocra
Linn of Men
Aretica
Christian Science Teachings Emphasize Universal Truth in Detroit
Willanee Kilparreh of Detroit spoke at Poli's Theater under the First Church of Christ Scientist outlining that Bible teachings form the warp and weft of Christian Science. She argued matter is a veil of misunderstanding and that God’s law, demonstrated by Jesus, applies to all creation for relief from suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willanee Kilparreh
Detroit
Poli
First Church of Christ
Jesus
Red Sea
Daniel
Jesup
Yanks arrest 9 strike agitators in Coblenz area
American intelligence officers report a planned strike in the American occupied zone set for March 26 amid Spartacan agitation. Nine agitators were arrested last week, including a man who arrived from Berlin to urge strikes and disturb order. Officials say unrest is limited to a small labor faction, and any interference with work will invoke severe measures. Sixteen metal workers at an unauthorised meeting were fined 100 marks each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblenz
Associated Press
Nime
Spartacan League
Berlin
Ebert
Scheidemann
Noske
Party for social workers at War Camp Service Club
Local staff at the War Camp Community Service host a party tonight for staff workers of local war emergency organizations. The event at 18 Tenth Street Northwest features an improvised liberly theater program and cafeteria style refreshments. The receiving line is headed by Mrs Newton Db Baker Alvnzg Tacedale and Walter Gifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Camp
Sieet Northwest
Wer
Newton Db Baker Alvnzg
Red Cross clothing drive uses city stations as stores
The district chapter of the American Red Cross will convert polling stations and firehouses into clothing depots for the rest of the month to collect cast-off garments for destitute Europeans. Citizens are urged to save donations at 21 points or notify the chapter by postcard at 1230 Connecticut Avenue. Packaged items should be wrapped in strong paper and tied with stout cord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Cross
Connecticut Avenue
Pershing Post to Meet in National Museum Auditorium
The Gen Persuing Most No 1 World War Veterans will hold its first regular meeting tonight at 8 in the New National Museum auditorium at Tenth and B streets NW. The post, formed weeks ago at Cosmos Club, has 200 charter members and will appoint a committee of delegates to oversee forces and coordinate across states for a national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Museuum
Tenth and
B Streets
Ecroudk
Ano
Cosmoslub
Washington Hospital List of D C Men in Hospitals
A fragment mentions Washington men in hospitals including personnel from the 104th engineers and others. It names Anderson 104th, a mother at 744 Calumet Road, a wife at Oak Hill Drive, and officers connected to the Third and FR streets area, with addresses in Willamette and Northeast Districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Yale Names Dr Johnston Chemistry Professor at Yale
Dr John Johnston secretary of the National Research Council in Washington is appointed professor of chemistry in Yale University's graduate school. A graduate of the University of St Andrews in Scotland, he led research for Carnegie and headed the American Zinc Lead and Silver Company research department prior to the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnston
Research Council
National Research Council
Washington
Yale University
Johnston
University of St Andrew
Scotland
H Lis
Carnegie Institution
Porwr
Examination for Dye Testers Held by Dye Service Commission
An examination for dye testers will be conducted soon by the Dye Service Commission under the Department of Agriculture. The duties include testing dyes for color value and practical use. The position pays from $144 to $2289 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Dytl Service Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vosges Victors
Ohigans
Belgut
Sen O Te Uru
Mead
Ataris
Marin
Thal
Orland
Msifeme
TATA
Smapa— Bk Oh
Almii
Albany
Ilneral Directors
Gawler
Bane
Speare Co
ToMaly
Rana Geier
Thos. S. Sergeon
Alain
S. Florists
Comeriste
Heta
Astorm
Madison
Gude
Marche & CO
Fazersla
Dertens Tor
Transport
King Albert
Galbraith
Genylar
Rasta Wets
Rene
Siete Tse
Ras Batemilier
Tre Rink Riser
Vd Galmore
Teaverond
Cate
Pruina
Eiothey Bev
Idsine Pigoopers
Finbar
MD Muah
Brandis & Bs
Erman
Spekret
Pardisyt
Somerset
Hame
Mairellan
D. Beaver
Luray
Washinster
Purdy
Wausood Church
Springfield
Sleeper
News OF Alexandria
Atestadrt Leder
Per Moring Bershop
Ted Royal
Nosacrd Staoron
Ky, Gf
Falznet Ut
Council Brehts Ool
M. AK
Hammill
Tusher Harmimall
Mao
Mis Mahon KR Diamisili
Tenehburg
Yesterdat
Pemaines Mortuary Chapel
Riggles
Salandyy
Tara
Wasiington Lin Sory Tg Hospital Rirankcin Sa
Mary Ann
Sls Deters
Prueate Rogers
Ghied Street
Elliote
Pherint
Rogers Aid
Myr Vmrs
Howart Ulfett
Fe Park
Taney Ok
Leslie Manh
Tay Mary
Coutetery
Warwick
Front Street
Tony Ch
Jyellen
Thomas Niky
Wald Mote
My Brik
Papirs
Ps Gpiriarats
Wardmaniate
CP Scd
Hesband of
Sugthreiznals
Zajpon Lin Val
Dad Li Hbeu Stores
R. Harris & Co., Inc., the Jewelers
7Th and
D Sts
Mondell
K. of C
J. Haliigan Presides
Franklin
Capral
Lroibers
Tauren
John Chirrison
Sten
Phi
John &Rannon
191S
Tilimink
Garisons
U.S
William D. Kilpatrick
Party For Social Workers
RED Cross
Pershing
New National Museum
D. C
R. E. Anderson
Signal Corps
YALE
SF Siteci
Lhirieenih
Cretonne
N. V. P. Alberi
Wooehington
Asthenedeed
Cunninuone
Tophams
Pioneer Trunk Manufacurers
Tophams—Qur Only
Washington Loan and Trust Co
Nante St
Seventeenth St
Larmer
Wardman Park Hotel
Connecticut Ave
Woodley Rd
Union Staton
Chevy Chase Club
Columbia Country Club
Kirkside Golf Club
Barry Wardman
Henry Albert
Homestead
Hot Springs, Va
Ini
Out&t
Coulter Jr
the Sunday Post
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