Morals at Annapolis report upon Knott charges
Special to The Washington Post from Winchester Virginia dated March 26 reports the Baltimore Conference of the Southern Methodist Church to close Tuesday with appointments by Bishop Durran. The Knott case and Presbyterian Synod petition for Naval Academy religious reforms dominate talks as ministers face reassignment and potential deacon ordinations.
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Naval Academy
Presbyterian Synod of Virginia
Washington Post
Winchester
Baltimore
Southern Methodist Church
Post
John O. Knott
Lewngton
Satem
Durein
Durran
Henry A Beach
Washington
John
Copenhaver
Logan M. Nalis
Tiwaneke
Edward Barber
Tawisburg
Thomas C Jones
Harry Parker
East Baltimore
Amd
Presbyterian Synod of
Wigmirt
Southern Methodists
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Fames
P Stump
P H Whisner
Collins Denny
Hestudio
David Bush
Colin Dena
H W Burruss
H P Shermin T Caunter
J A G Shipley
Jobr
Ft Hrooks
John A Kern
Doh Ker
JF Horace Lacey
Clarks Ame
Presbyterian Church of Winchester
Cumberland
Tony Tutu
Thomas
W. Va
Parson
Attacked by Footpads in Maryland Alley
Frank Shank of Hagerstown was found wounded and unconscious in an alley in Trigerstown on March 2. He suspects no robbery, two youths fled when discovered, authorities think he was beaten in error and arrests are expected as investigation continues.
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Frank Shank
Hagerstown
Bady
Washington
Trigerstown
Frank Shark
Cmdt
Waylard
Shank
Hoy Cram
Ptvestiats
Man Named James Jones Held After Attempted Assault
A mill worker from the South Side of Pittsburgh known as James Jones, 25, was arrested in Wheeling after luring a six year old girl to a doorway near her home. The father pursued, overtook the suspect, and held him until police arrived.
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Washington
Wheeling
James Jones
Pittsburg
Dave Nerbitt
Unity
Jones Hercul
Jones
Raid at blind tiger leads to large whisky haul
Special to The Washington Post reports police raiding a restaurant near the U S revenue office capturing proprietors and a large quantity of whisky and burglar tools. Morning raid described as the biggest blind tiger located to date amid busy churchgoers. Also notes trainmaster changes and a separate raid on poker rooms with arrests.
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Washington Post
Greensboro
UC. Mareh
Etg
United States Revenue Office
Spela
Norfolk Vi. Maren
Queen Street
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Eles
Roanoke Pastor Attacks Bishop Potter Over No-Divorce Talk
Rev. William H. Milton of St. John's Episcopal Church roiled Roanoke by denouncing Bishop Potter of New York for no-divorce law and concubinism remarks. He called Potter a stumbling block to his own diocese and claimed he no longer represents the Episcopal Church. Milton asserted his view reflects that of every local minister in five years.
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New Yorker
South
Washington Post
Roanoke
Roanoke Timea
William H. Milton
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Potter
New York
South Carolina
Elston Potter
Episcopal Church
Milton
Odd Fellows burying of sailor sparks scandal in Newport News
In Newport News Virginia on March 26 the Odd Fellows reveal a sensational dispute over the burial of Captain Albert Svenson and two sailors. A disinterment found a too small coffin and a shallow grave, with accusations of neglect and failures to notify the lodge. An official investigation is expected.
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Washington Post
Newport News
Odd Fellows
Albert Svenson
Gaston
Svenson
Lodge of
Cantam
Capt. Iverson
Cherge
Johnson
Tody
Negro fugitive Hansboro captured in Hot Springs murder case
William Hansboro, a hotel waiter in Hot Springs Virginia, fled after fatally striking J R McKeane with a wine bottle following a discharge. He was tracked to Charleston and captured by Baldwin and Fells detectives with aid from the New Rivers squad. He will be returned to Hot Springs. a $1 reward reportedly circulated.
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William Hansboro
Hot Springs
Sperta
Washington Post
Charleston
J. R. McKeane
Homestead
A. C. Fells
Baldwin and Fells
New Rivers
Baldwin
Hansboro
McKeane
Hansburo
Tetter
Wanser
Dr Shoop’s Restorative offered free trial bottle for indigestion
A promotional note claims indigestion stems from nerve causes and promises to end trouble by removing the root cause. It touts Dr Shoop’s Restorative with lengthy claims, offers a free one dollar bottle via mail order, and lists multiple books addressing stomach, heart, kidneys, women, men, and rheumatism with widespread drugstore availability.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Ree
Twelfth Street N. Ww
Virginia United Brethren Conference Adjourns at Dayton
Harrisonburg Va March 28 The Virginia United Brethren Conference at Dayton concluded its meetings after devotional services led by Rev C W Hutzler and a sermon by Bishop Mills. The min salary set at 400, new organizers to boost youth work, and a temperance stand marked the session. Officers re-elected and appointments for the coming year announced with membership listed at 11264 and Sunday school attendees 9770.
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Washington Post
Harrisonburg
Virginia United Brethren Conference
Dayton
C. W. Hutzler
Pennsylvania
Mills
S. L. Rice
John D. Scott
Methodist Episcopal Church
Matthews
Iowa
Letts
Towa
E. H. Neff
J. W. Brill
General Society
Reliance
Baltimore
C. A. Newman
Colored United Brethren Church
Harrisonbure
Hott
W. R Berry
G. W. Stover
L .A. Racey
Young People’s Christian Union
Wirchester
W. F Gruver
Winchester
D Skelton
Jones Springs
W. H. Sampsell
Frederick
W. R Derry
Bekeley Springs
GP Hott
Berkeley
C. D. Bennette
Cacapon
Stpola
South Branch
E E Neff
Martineburg
A . Wilson
Inwood
A. J Secrist
New Creek
P. Dyehe
Bayard
W. S Ran
J. B. Ferguson
West Frederick
C J. Racey
Toms Brook
L. A Hacey
Prince William
RB Vandersmith
Fdinburg
A Cupp
Keyser
S R Ludwig
Westernport
Ida
If. Judy
Lan Seng Nam
Misionary
China
Election at Hagerstown Tops City Interest in March Vote
In Hagerstown Maryland voters go to the polls tomorrow to elect councilmen for wards 1 3 and 5 while incumbents Strite Startarman and Miller hold over. The city race features party balance with Democrats leading in wards 1 and 6 and a Republican hold in ward 3.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
A.C Strite
William H Startarman
Ernest W Miller
Maryland Obituary Notices From Hagerstown And Rockville
Emory Edward Spielman of Hagerstown died today at his brother’s home from gastritis at age sixty. He was unmarried. In Rockville Mrs. Ellen O Menard of Montgomery County near Norwood died yesterday of cancer at age sixty five after a long illness. She leaves three children Frances Olsen Julia Palmer and Joan B Menard.
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Hagerstown
Emory Edward Spielman
Joan
A. Spielman
Rockville
Ellen 0. Menard
Norwood
Montgomery County
Frances M. Olsen
Julia M. Palmer
Joan B. Menard
Alexandria Banks Move Toward New Headquarters
In a sequence of banking growth, trusted employees are bonded. the Alexandria National Bank and others operate as guardians and sureties while expanding. Mel Burke and Herbert move into new headquarters at King and Fairfax, with the Eichberg Building housing the Alexandria National Bank. Citizens' National Bank begins work on a new building at King and St Asaph as bids fail to undercut rivals.
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Alexandria
Mel Burke
Herbert
King and Fairfax Streets
Alexandria National Bank
Eichberg
King and Royal Streets
Citizens’ National Bank
King and
St. Asaph
Bank in a New Home Product of Virginia Skill
The Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation opens a new building on King Street Alexandria, with a large 82 by 60 plus foot banking room, triple steel vaults, and Virginia-made construction. Officers, directors, and departments are detailed, highlighting local craftsmanship and the firm’s growing Virginia reach, including branches in Gordonsville, Madison, Dillwyn, Lovington, Remington, Culpeper, and Charlottesville.
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Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
Virginia
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
Fairfax Street
Fairfax and
Royal Streets
Washington
R. L. Barnes Safe and Lock Company
Richmond
Norfolk
Corporation
William Hamilton
Wagner, Hamilton & Wagner
Joseph F. Rogers
C. Jones Rixey
John F. Rixey
Presley M. Rixey
Gordonsville
Madison
Dillwyn
Lovington
Remington
Culpeper
Charlottesville
John P. Robinson
Gardner L. Boothe
Norton & Boothe
C. J. Rixey
Joseph E. Willard
Henry Bander
J. P. Robinson
Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemical Company
Park Agnew
Internal Revenue
George S. French
Gardner I. Boothe
C. ©. Leadbeater
E. 8. Leadbeater & Sons, Incorporated
K. M. Norton
Corporation Court
Frank Hume
Washington, D. C
Henry K. Field
H. K. Field & Co
Rixey
Traders’ National Bank
Jefferson National Bank
Fidelity and Trust Company
Second National Bank
First National Bank of
Berryville
Rappahannock National Bank
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Company
P. Waller
George H. Robinson
William J. Boothe
Samuel L. Monroe
At-J
Two Killed by Dynamite Near Cumberland
Nine Austrian laborers working for Cahill and Purnell were injured or killed in a premature dynamite explosion near Gkonoho, twenty miles east of Cumberland. The blast, set Friday, exploded while ramming more powder, entombing the men under rock and soil. Two men, about thirty five, were killed. seven injured with severe injuries including loss of limbs and gruesome facial trauma. The injured were taken to Fairmont, West Virginia, after initial treatment.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Gkonoho
Here
Cahill & Purnell
Maryland
Yaarth
Fairmont
W. Va
Should Get Best Men The Virginia State Board of Education Should Ignore Friendships
An editorial urges the Virginia State Board of Education to appoint division superintendents for four year terms based on merit and character, not local bias. It calls for best qualified men, moral and educated, with emphasis on rural schools, and suggests a civic body to endorse candidates, citing Baltimore’s Municipal League as a model. Howell M. Miller, Washington, Va.
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Virginia State Board of Education
State Board of Education of
Virginia
State Senate
Municipal League of
Baltimore
The
Baltimore Sun
League
State Board of Education
Howell M. Miller
Washington, Va
Panama canal work draws Cumberland railroad men
The Panama Canal labor demand remains strong in Cumberland Maryland with several locals already sailing. William McGraw a former street car motorman has left, and engineer Peter Maher departed recently amid several others receiving attractive offers for Panama work.
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Cumberland
Panama Canal
William McGraw
Peter Maher
Campaign Warms Up as Virginia Primary Debate Begins
Richmond March 26 The Democratic primary campaign for U S Senator governor and other state officers heats up with expected stump debates and attacks on personal and official records. Judges Mann and Anderson lead active bids while lieutenant governor race draws four strong contenders Cabell Caton Brand Williams and others press for support as public instruction post also heats up.
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Washington Post
Richmond
United States
Willard
Martin
Swanson
Washington
William Hodges Mann
Petersburg
Nottowey
Virginia Electoral College
Bryan Tcket
Anderson
Montague
Hon
S. W. Williams
Wythe
Williams
Wuysen
Leutenant
John A. McGilvray
J. D Eggleston
Prince Edward
G H. Harvey
Rockingham
Commonwealth
D. Q. Eggleston
Koiner
Overnor
Superintendent of Public Instruction
House
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United Brethren Conference
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Grafton
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J. S. Whitescarver
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