Gallaudet Reserves beaten by Eastern High in tough contest
Gallaudet Reserves lost to Eastern High School by 1 run after tight play and errors. Folts pitched well for Gallaudet though run support was lacking as Eastern seized the early lead and held on for the victory.
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Gallaudet
Folts
Johnson
Greer
Gaul
Resley
Brookwsil
Hewe
Ceietok
Ononadwin
Vande
Wille
Hlohmnon Pet
Teale
Owl Theale ST neTin & Galiqudee
Eastern High School
Harrie Brock
Cohillia Pings
Koaier
Buterbaugh
Keeley Iit
Gover
Mr Birch
Milous
Postoffice 19 Aggies 7 in runaway league contest
In a routine departmental league game on the White Lot PratoMie defeated the Aggies 19 to 7. Errors plagued the Aggies while PratoMie’s fielding and timely hits fueled a decisive victory amid scattered defensive miscues and late scoring.
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PratoMie
Aggies I
Gglea
Adame Baltine
Felding
Pasih
Taylor
Nan
Ste
Ullluan
Aurel
Vaughn
Adans
McMorris
Pater
Ue Gan
McNaught
Ae Sg Np
Forgunom
Balley
Kraft Adame
Dagie Atolen
McMortle
Pitchar
Pe ' Krand
Ferguson
Rowan
Peter Ferguson
War Department Easily Falls To Government Printing Office
In a Government League contest the War Department was defeated by the Government Printing Office 4 to 7. The game featured generally poor play and a lengthy pitching exchange between Lieutenants Lichtenwainer and Church. Key hits included McLar ie and Harmel, with Seibold and Brockuan among scoring contributors. Errors by War aid the GPO despite strong defense. game time about 1 hour 45 minutes.
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War Department
Balla
Warriors
Leebold
Dugan
Legtyen
Jarobwon
Palle
Lichterwalner
Church
Murdock
LieMenwalner
Lichtenwatner
Liehtenwatner
Lishterwatner
McLarie
Harmel Metarin Coombs
Steckman
Bulliven Ford
Firegibbons
Coslon
Plichar
Lichtenwainer Kelly
Church Stockman
Lichtenwainer Murdock
Bogem
Fitzgthgona
Nalle Thoe
Printers Triumph Over Bethesda In Forfeit Ruled 9 0
In a Marquette League game, Umpire Brooks forfeited to Printers 9 to 0 after Bethesda refused to play following a ruling that Day did not touch first base on a two base hit. The box shows Printers scoring 9 and Bethesda 0 with partial line notes of players and positions.
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Union Printers
Thirty-fifth Street
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
Brooks
Printers
Bethesda
ASH
Bethede
Siltmeth
Tuns
Goucher Malaus
Balt
Julian McKay
Thornburm
Errard
Priovore
Printere & Bethesda
Weaver
Hicks
Hirkland
Kirkland
hiewBall McKay
Yell
Milana
Thornburg
Milans Goucher
Beach
Milan
Wicka
Windom
Me Brocka
Boyz
Mu Ures
Cornell triumphs over Navy Yard 6 1 in nine inning game
Cornell extended its win streak by defeating Navy Yard 6 to 1 at Capitol City Park. Key moments included three Navy Yard double plays and notable batting by Mel Vey, Marceron McDonald, and Giovanetti. Pitching and fielding featured timely hits and defensive plays across the nine innings.
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Cornell
Navy Yard
Capitol City Park
Capital
L Streets
Melvey Marceron McDonald
Giovannetti
Naty Yard
AH Walters
Mulray
Obemshteef & Hurley
McCarthy
Merceroo
Dipeard
Ottie McDowd
Tovannetti
Howell
OlReuntren
Amith
OlGoemortha
Walters Hurley Merceron
Baess
Navy Yard & Foret
Balla
Edmonston
Chaney
McDonald
Salle Glovannatt
Rowntree
Coulagewareh
Cellingaworth
Lity Blakemore
Léta Blakemore
Beard
Wallera McDonald
Faurd Baile Glovaneet
Dette
Mame
Amateurs face league transfer clash over franchise rules
A Sewage Pumping Station request to transfer its Capital City League franchise to the Columbia League triggers a league debate. President Beach pushes strict rule enforcement, with contracts now due within five days and a 20 man roster debated but defeated. Navy State reportedly wins a Capital City bid, while Strosbel tops Adams in a Southern Railroad YMCA league game, highlighting a day of franchise tensions and fast games.
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Capital City League
Capital City
Columbia
Hutchinson
Moehler
Beach
George Cornell
Motom
Rookey
Independence League
Shurtleff
Navy
George Sanderson
Nill
J Crouch
Ars Priddy
Bt Elizabeth Pitcher
Tanslin
Ninth Street Narrowly Edges First M P In League Tilt
Ninth Street barely defeats First M P in the East Washington Sunday School League game on Ninth Street. Goebel wild pitched in the ninth allowing First M P to score its only run. Cassidy, Broome, Goebel and Smith produced key hits. Wild pitches and errors shaped the late frame as Ninth Street held on for the win.
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Ninth Street
M PF
East Washington Sunday School League
Goebel
M P
Lewis
DiCasetdy Ib
Jackson
UC Broome
Broome
Mattingly Cassidy
Broome Crabbe
Harrie Goabe
Smith
Piret
Balle
Stalin
Crafts
Strothere
Barce
Murray Mattingly
J White Casaldy
MC Broome
Harris
Gophel
College Crew Stroke Change After Injury
Ithaca NY May 10 The Cornell varsity crew opened with Distler sidelined by a fall injuring his back. Bole from the JV moved into stroke position as the lineup shifted and the crew began its row.
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Corsell
Ithaca
WN Y
Cornell
Distler
Bole
McFarland Accepts New York Bout Offer
San Francisco May 10 Tom Jones manager for Ad Welgast said we would accept the Garden Athletic Club New York offer to guarantee the lightweight champion a purse of 15 for a ten round bout with Packey McFarland on condition he weigh 138 pounds three or four hours before the bout.
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San Francisco
Tom Jones
Ad Welgast
Garden Athletic Club
New York
Packey
McFarland
Embrace Limits to Create Beauty Like Raphael
The passage urges accepting constraints as catalysts for artistry. It cites Raphael executing grand works within given spaces or patron limits, arguing that limits can foster growth, refinement, and beauty. By filling constrained space with purpose, one may craft enduring art and character instead of lamenting restriction.
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Raphael
Ters
Amateur Games Today Across City Venues
Amateur games scheduled today across Capital City with multiple teams listed in scattered sites. Venues include Independence Worth Capitol Northwest district and several streets near First Presbyterian and Waverly Railroad. Officials from Treasury and State Auditors oversee the event.
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Capital City
North Capliet
Lakenten
Carnell
Pumpere Columbia
Sixteenth Forest
Columbia
Beaddock
Dumerteam
Commerce and Labor
Washington
Ninth
First Presbyterian
Independence
Worth Capitol
Marquette
GMB
Witconsin
St Stephens
Grossia Avenue
Kenyon Street
Angrawa
Waverley
Firth Street
Firth Street and Florits
Avanue
Northeast
Treasury Wilipee
Legal Record from United States Court Assignments May 13 1912
Assignment calendar lists demurrers pleas and matters for Monday May 13 1912 across circuits. It records attorneys for plaintiffs and defendants, court divisions, and upcoming calendar items in criminal, equity, bankruptcy, probate, and district court cases, with multiple dockets and noted assignments for May 14 1912 and May 15 1912.
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United States Court of Clams
Austalmsta and Chien Telegraph Company
Denurrer Attorms Guggenheimer Catermier & Marshall
WF Nora
United States
Fred B Rhodes
W & Richigiewa
Mt Anderson
Harry Perton
J A” Hendricks
Christie Lowe & Heyworth
Wore
Wisster
River Alay
Ing & Kineap
Faust
Packinten & Pack
Lewis Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Attommeye Mi Hence & Pence
Hargood Graves
Biel
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Supreme Court, District of Columbia Equity Court
Justice Clabavan
Stewart
Rudolph Decter
Fob Rhodes
Elbert Joharon
H Thomas Lewin
United Groce
Au Artes
Ambrose Andy Natien
Setenane
Atiormar
WG Ser
Son Collins
Magrath Dacree
Manogue Jenkins
Jenkins Utter
Wasby Smith
RB Fleharty
Mitchell
Plintitt
MJ Kaane
Davie
Morey Altorneye
Dings & Rotherhhild
Gordon & Gordon Mo
Warren Alarneys
Thomas—Sholes Maddox Tatton
Jenkos Va
Jenkins Attorneys
Hasby Smith & Fleharty
Mitchel
Real Estate Transfers in Various City Areas During Period
Multiple property transfers listed across districts including East Deanwood Northwest and Southeast, Potomac City sections. Transfers involve numerous grantees such as Eva A Schoelkel Gott Jeb Schoeket, Samuel Tucker Jr, Julia Krobanske, A J Dizon et ux, George W Varin, Mahlon A Winter, Mary A Merritt, and William Baum, with lots ranging from square 4 to square 470 and prices around $10 to $60 per lot, including parcels in Taroma Park and Park View Terrace.
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Deanwood
Joseph Cumbertana
Thoras Walker
Eva A Schoelkel
Jeb Schoeket
Sixth
Sevanth Alrete
Samuel Tucker Jr
Julia Krobanske
Jucy
Herford
Taroma Park
Iain ¢ Quadr
Thornton
William
Pery
Torpis
Wiliam Baum
John Tharnes
Trace
Mf Barnes
Grookland
John A. Baker
Alphoro Patten
Petworth
D Darby
Thompson Et Ax
John T Cntt
Uvostmlet
atregte—Capitel Construction Company
Cearge
Varin
Mahlon
Dorbing
William Blundon
Johanne A
Moore
South Brooklam
Mary A Merritt
John
Schoolng
Blok
Gstrept
Jumpa
Hancock
Sam Wdarker
Victor Barker
John F Olver
Ds Square
Pranwood Heights
John W Gregory
John R Barlow
Fin Walter
Weant
Brookland
John McPhant Trusten
Lttel Wryner
Fifth Streft
T Franklin Schnalder
Frusten
George Menderson
Senth
Barah L
James A
Lura M Reed
Ulock
Perkins DBond You Feathers Ulig
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions L. L. Perkins related to a bond or financial term, with a phone reference and scattered names like Feathers and Ulig. The text is fragmentary and lacks a coherent news item, making precise events or entities unclear.
Deeds of trust entries across multiple properties and lenders
Deeds of trust listed for numerous parcels with securing parties including Washington Loan and Trust Company Equitable Cooperative Building Association and National Banking institutions. Details show loan amounts from 300 to 7600 dollars, terms from one to several years, and interest rates around 3 to 6 percent with semiannual or annual payments, referencing various squares and lot numbers. Units cover properties in SQUARE sections including 10 691 719 3057 and locations such as COLUMBIA, BROOKLAND, and other named wards.
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Julius Habapehy
Algimen Gardiner
Samuel Wetacker Jr
Simon Belotf
Lous
Watson
Clark
Tnt
Jotanna
George M Ymmerich
Douglass
Mackall
Wallington Sly
Thoman J Harwood
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative
J B Robinson
G & Bailey
Thompson
Mouiby
Firman
Horasr
James Marshall
McLachlen
Maress
Equitable Cooperative Building
George Henderson
Herbert ‘A Olll
Theodore N Gi Jr
Lucy H Baird
American Security and Trost Company
National Maysage and Trost Company
Attack on I C C Rate Sparks Injunction Bid
The Houston et al railroads filed for an injunction in the Commerce Court to block the ICC from enforcing its May 1 Shreveport case order. They contend practical confiscation of property, arguing the westbound rate from Shreveport mirrors Texas origins and would cost about 60 million dollars annually.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Fame
Shreveport
Commerce Court
Houston Hast and West
Houston and
Testimony Aims to Link Steel Prices to 1901 Merger
Witness claims price increases followed the concentration era that culminated in 1901 with United States Steel Corporation. Findlay cites 1890s lows, 1899 surge, and 1901 recovery, while Newbury describes wire pools with price fixing and penalties. Proceedings include American Steel and Wire representatives at meetings and later informal luncheons.
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New York
I Findlay
Iron and Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
National Steel Company
Amerian Steel and Wire Company
Turks vow to resist Italy in Aegean, keep straits closed
Constantinople grand vizier Seid Pasha tells Daily Express correspondent Turkey will not yield to Italian naval pressure in the Aegean. If Italian ships attack Dar Ganelles, straits will be closed again. He also sees peace only after real sovereignty over Tripoli and Cyrenaica is recognized, not mere theory.
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Seid Pasha
Constantinople
Expres
Italy
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Turkey
Dar Ganelles
Pasha
Preacher shot during pulpit sermon in Atlanta church
Rev William M Noland of First Union Baptist Church was wounded by a fusillade of bullets last night as Charley Leaks, described as a derelict member, opened fire during a sermon. The attack caused a panic and a stampede injuring several men and women. Leaks fled the scene amid accusations of anger over repeated visits by Noland to bring him back to the fold.
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Atlanta
William M Rolland
First Union Baptist Church
Charley Leaks
Leake
Noland
Fireman Injured After Dream Alarm Fall
Chicago May i atugh M Topping a veteran city fireman crashed through a bunk room hole while dreaming an alarm. He fell to the lower floor breaking a rib and was unconscious for several minutes. He was responding to a dream alarm at the firehouse when the accident occurred.
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Chicago
Flowers Deluge Shriners Parade in Los Angeles Conclave
The thirty eighth annual conclave of the Imperial Court of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine closed amid a shower of flowers and music from more than 300 visiting bands marching in the floral parade. Los Angeles audiences cheered as bands led the parade and a farewell ball followed at Shrine Auditorium.
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Los Angeles
Imperial Cugrell
Mystic Shrine
Congressmen Visit League Island Navy Yard and Delaware River
Fifty five congressmen arrived from Washington to inspect League Island navy yard and the Delaware River. The delegation includes naval affairs and rivers and harbors committee members, chairmen of ten other committees, and other influential lawmakers. They were hosted at a reception and attended a local theater.
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League Island Navy Yard
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Washington
Naval Affairs
Rivers and Harbors
Congress
Viaitora
Woman’s letters cause sensation at Clintwood trial
Mrs Margaret Charles testifies in Federal court at Abingdon claiming affection from Walter D Sutherland former cashier of the First National Bank of Clintwood. She offers a batch of letters said to be from Sutherland to her describing plans to run away together. Letters read before the jury and Sutherlands wife and child. Government continues presenting evidence as a hung jury previously resulted in not guilty.
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Bristol Va
Margaret Charles
Walter D
Sutherland
Facts and Fancies in Woman's World continues
In this page seam of tips covers removing enamel stains with chloride of lime and water, cleaning brass and pans, avoiding candies coated with shellac, and tips on lemon extract curdling milk and jelly forming when mixed with water.
Summer Accessories and Fashion Notes From The Theatre
The piece explores summer styling with ribbons, bows, sashes, and chiffon scarves for gowns and frocks, noting belt ribbons sewn or tied at the back and soft knot bows. It also reports a crusade against the upstanding aigret on Milady’s hair, detailing social discomfort and theater seating anecdotes. The section promotes The Sunday Post magazine insert available tomorrow.
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Milady
Daint
Tam
Probate Court News From District of Columbia
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia probate docket covers administration hearings, will validations, and petitions. Notices include Daniel Eli estate will contest, Frederick Nulling division suit, Julia Townsend estate probate approval, and Charles G Patterson administration applications with dates in 1912 and required appearances.
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Ttereeys
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Daniel E Eli
Notifea Ion
Daniel E Bbi
Helen Ei
Annie Filnet
Dante
Lugang
Daniel Een
Washington Law Reporte
Rwley
Wasington Post
Barnard
Sealy James Tanner
Moving Packing and Storage Classified Ad
Moving and packing services offered by a local firm. Includes furniture packing for shipment and storage options. Contact Mala at 606 for details and pricing. Telephone main 567.
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Bina &c
US Saladers
Ris Enh & OM
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