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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1917

Page

14

AlgAerie, of Alexandria Takes over Entire Building

The AlgAerie of Alexandria acquires the building housing the Miergehmann Hotel at South FHaval Street. The order plans extensive renovations and to enclose the structure with a new facade while using upper floors for lodge activities and hospitality functions.

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Southern Methodists Meet at Roanoke Conference Opens Sessions

The Epworth League and Methodist leaders gather in Roanoke as the Southern Methodist Conference opens. Key officials and participants include F and Fitzgerald, Epworth League officers, and church organizers, with sessions focusing on missions and young people’s activities.

Training Surgeons for War Hospitals and Wound Care

Fragmented OCR describes efforts to train surgeons for wartime care and battlefield wounds. Mentions a hospital setup, research, and medical stress testing, with focus on procedures to treat severe injuries and related surgical training challenges.

Caldwell to create independent aviation department in House

Representative Caldwell proposes a separate executive department for aviation within the House. His plan aims to divorce the air service from the army and navy and secure a large appropriation to make the U S air service the most extensive in the world. He warns navies in war are stagnant and trenches dominate.

Caldwell Army Navy Armiles

Connolly Addresses Community Conference at Wilson Normal

Connolly, newly appointed as orc rep est watrie of the Department of Agriculture in the district, spoke at Wilson Normal School. He expressed pleasure in his role, urged district unity, and highlighted cooperation with community representatives to aid neighborhoods and wartime efforts.

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Governor Oliver Named To Lead Virgin Islands

Secretary Daniels designates Rear Admiral James H Oliver to govern the Virgin Islands as transfers from Danish to American possession proceed. He will assume duty on the Saturday transfer date while awaiting a permanent government decision. A voucher notes a two hundred thousand dollar purchase price.

Daniels Adral James H Oliver Virgin Islands West Indies Admiral Oliser Lrevoury WeAdo Linister Prue

Shoemaker Estate Partition Suit Filed in Equity

The Shoemaker estate suit seeks partition of real estate left by late Pierce Shoemaker. The petition names Mrs. Talary and Abint Neontt among respondents, seeks sale of undivided one fourth shares, and alleges interests tied to Rock Creek area near Prarees Mill. The court is asked to authorize sale and distribution of proceeds to the heirs.

Rot Po Anc Lous Senthes Im Equity Ag Urelo Pringis Pirti Tom Pierce Shoem Rock Creek Prarees Mill Rock Creek Park Tristan Tours Shoeer Laine Mike Sion

Sir Herbert Ames to Speak Tonight at National Service Meeting

Canadian patriot fund official Sir Herbert Ames promotes universal support for wartime needs at a National Service meeting held at Continental Memorial Hall in Washington. He explains funds raised and proposed subsidies for families of service members, urging American citizens to contribute and emulate Canadian efforts.

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Help for Soldiers Kin Is Under War

The civilian relief committee of the District Red Cross seeks volunteers to aid families of national guardsmen called into federal service. An office at 1301 Connecticut Avenue Store 1, courtesy of Robert C Waithin, will handle relief distribution led by John Dolph. A finance committee will soon be appointed to secure further contributions as two local Red Cross funds support the effort.

Red Cross Robert C Waithins Connecticut Avenue John Dolph Dolph Rotary Club

Veterans Back President at Kut Carson Post Fifty Fifth Anniversary

Veterans at Kut Carson Post marked the fiftieth anniversary with resolutions urging every American to support the government. A patriotic parade along Pennsylvania Avenue was praised and representative Horace M. Town of Town delivered an address. The remarks urged unity and loyalty amid debates over a militaristic tyrant.

Kut Carson Post Department of the Pennsylvinia Avenue Horace M Towner Grerman

Red Cross Mobilizes Supplies for Army Mobilization

The American Red Cross mobilizes resources in response to the war emergency. Miss Michelchairman of the executive committee tells President Wilson that sufficient nurses are ready for real cases. A mobilization plan includes 6800 men to be cared for and adequate hospital supplies prepared.

America Red Cross Michel Iharaman Wilson

Strikes Spares Splits Across Duckpin Leagues

A jumble of duckpin league results shows teams such as Water, Teals, and Marines competing across divisions. Standings list totals for multiple leagues including Capitol City and Navy Yard with individuals like Roy Wong and Wayne WLM noted among players.

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Mrs Blair Leads Rubinstein Club In Raleigh Concert

Mrs A M Blair conducted the Rubinstein Club in Raleigh last evening with Mise Rogale Wirth assisting. An audience of 80 women choristers showcased exquisite tone and blending under Blair’s baton after a long absence abroad and illness. The program featured Kieserling Spring song, The Forest Trait, Dancing Doll for women voices, and choral works culminating in a polished finale.

Rubinstein Club A. M Blair Kieserling Mickar Janes Belfast Philharmonic Society Poldinis Dainty Clete Tuuden Chaffin Wuhlerts Ionning Eorge Chadwick Semiichorus Mdna Sheehy Jenmie Glennan

Eye Rolling Festival Moves to Greuns Near Monument

The Eye Rolling Festival is moved from the White House grounds to the monument area. The event features the Marine Band Easter concert and a parade around the monument. Grounds will be closed to the public with hours from 5 to 3. Children’s activities and rolling events similar to past years are planned at nearby parks and recreation sites.

Vesse aMecals Agate Marine Band Tomary Wil Lake Zoological Park Cresk Park

Contraltes Shine In Thrilling Chorus Recital Note

The concert praised Contraltes for sonorous warmth and vivid color in a performance highlighted by thrilling choral effects. Miss Woirbhlin returned with richer depth and smoother tone, delivering a refined Arc aria and lively pieces with three encores. Robeson accompanied with skill as the program closed with America drawing audience applause.

Blairs Honmins Whitne M Viola Schiptest Wiss Elizabeth Leckie Leckie Antin Robeson America

Methodist pledge support for Wilson at Baltimore conference

At the Hatimore annual session the Methodist Episcopal Church pledged loyal support to President Wilson. Leaders including Bishop Frank Worrel Bishop Farr Cranston and Bishop John Hamilton urged intelligent, sympathetic backing for national burdens and defense of citizens' rights. They stressed education and unity as key goals of the church in wartime.

Baltimore Burch Hatrimore Conference Methodia Episcopal Church Wilson Frank Worrg Chattsnooga Tern Farr Cranston Washinghone John Hamilton Big John L Alcock Joan F Gaurier Variius Jatieu

Thief Targets City Store In Northwest Gig Kakis Street

A thief gains entry to the rat and ointory store on Gig Kakis Street Northwest during a Tuesday theft. After a generous mer from the store, the thief escapes with a type and a bottle of importer ngzer valued at 75 cents.

Rat Ind Ooretionery Gig Kakis Luesdiy Nish

Real estate law tested by suit on foreign corporations

The district court questions the legality of foreign corporations operating within the district under a code that limits their activities to specific real estate operations. The case asks whether such organizations can function under the district's provisions and if the leading states’ statutes impose restrictions or allowances on their activities.

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Unclear text fragment hints at an returned dues case

Fragmentary OCR reads like a note about a person named Washington and dues, with incoherent phrases. No verifiable events or entities present to ground a proper newspaper card.

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