Finley Addresses Firemen Pay Rise Demand
W. W. Finley president of Southern Flatlway Company explains that wage demands from firemen, seeking about 278 percent more, cannot be granted now due to business conditions and expected summer earnings. He proposes revisiting the issue next fall, with mediation as an alternative, urging the men to accept fairness and open conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Finley
Southern Flatlway Company
Southern Railway Company
Coapman
Tyne
Herndon Will Filed In Virginia Estate Provisions
The will of Commander Cumberland George Herndon medical inspector S N Melsesterday provides monthly life payments to nieces and his mother Mrs Hetty Herndon for life. Three quarters of the remainder goes to nieces after the mother's death. A memorial window is to be placed in Mount Pony Baptist Church Culpeper Va in memory of the testator's grandfather and parents. Funds also establish a medical scholarship at the University of Virginia for a poor deserving man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland George Herndon
S. N. Melsesterday
Hetty
Herndon
Mount Pony Baptist Church
Culpeper
Texas to Fire on San Marcos as Tests Arranged
Reports say the Texas will again engage the San Marcos in experiments. The Navy Ordance Bureau plans tests to be conducted by Atlantic fleet battleships off Tangier Sound, with explosive shells and armor-piercing rounds to assess performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Tangler Sound
Chesapeake Bay
San Marcos
Texas
Santiago
Ordnance Bureau
Navy Department
Norwegian Club Dinner Highlights Norway's Future
Col Krag-Jorgensen spoke at the ninth annual Norwegian Club dinner at the Artington Hotel in New York, discussing Norway's future. He arrived from Christiana with a U S trip party and attended as a guest of the Norwegian legation with toastmaster W. Aagendert. Other speakers and guests from diplomatic and political circles attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krag-Jorgensen
Soswegian Army
Artington Hotel
Norway
New York
Weaterdas
Christiana
Washington
Nor- Werian Legation
W. Aagendert
Representative Steenesen
Wisconsin
Woman Dies After Automobiling Accident in York Fla
Mrs Matthew Trimble Jr of Washington died at York Hospital after being pinned beneath a vehicle during the Four-Leaf Clover sociability automobile run. Her husband Matthew Trimble Jr, severely injured, is bedridden and grieving. The body to be taken to 1320 Rhode Island Avenue NW for a funeral likely Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, Fla
Matthew Trimble, Jr
Washington
York Hospital
Robert Smith
Trimble
Rhode Island Avenue Northwest
Hollander earnings in Santo Domingo probe
Dr Jacob M Hollander of Baltimore received 40000 from the United States and about 10000 from Santo Domingo for work on the republic’s fiscal affairs amid upheaval. Huntington Wilson testified before the House expenditures committee saying US pay and Santo Domingo compensation were not coordinated. Root’s inquiry and state department light to come next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Hollander
Baltimore
United States
Santo Domingo
Latter Republic
Huntington Wilson
House Committee On
State Department
Hollander
Roosevelt
Black Republic
Republic
Wilson
Or. Hollander
Baltimorean
Elihu Root
Root
Pr. Hollander
Wilsen
Department
Taft Hosts Nazareth Cadets at White House Visit
President Taft welcomed the Nazareth Hall Military Academy graduation class at the White House with Attorney General Wickersham introducing them. The cadets dined at the Colonial School for Girls and plan to return to Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Headmaster Rev E J Blum and Cadet Commandant J W F Treusswig led the party, which included William Bennett Jr and numerous classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Nazareth Hall Military Academy
White House
Wickersham
Colonial School For Girls
Connecticut Avenue
Nazareth
J. Blum
J W F. Treusswig
William Bennett, Jr
B. E. Bryan
G. S. Dart
C.F Esthman
A F Holden
M. B. Layton
W A. Moorhouse
Munger
F. B. Potts
G. A. Schoeffer
AH. Schroeder
He. Stier
W. F. Wimstel
William Woodyard
Thomas Imhoff
Sidney Simmons
James Allen
Gaelic Society Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Gaelic Society met at the New Wizard last night and reelected Mgr. Shahan as president. Alexander McNeill was named vice president and Mrs. Mary Sheridan Fahnestock secretary. James D. Finn Gaelic secretary, James McCormick treasurer, Rev. Henry J. Shanneile librarian. Councilors include Michael Dowd Dr. Joseph Dunn James Money P. J. Nee P. I. O'Dea Miss Teresa O'Sullivan John J. Phillips Nicholas J. Shea Frank J. Sheridan and Miss Mary Eleanor Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaelic Society
Mgr. Shahan
Alexander McNeill
Mary Sheridan Fahnestock
James D. Fiinn
James McCormick
Henry J. Shanneile
Michael Dowd
Joseph Dunn
James Money
P. J. Nee
P. I. O'Dea
Teresa O'Sullivan
John J. Phillips
Nicholas J. Shea
Frank J. Sheridan
Mary Eleanor Sullivan
Sawyer To Be Sent Home From Hospital
E J Sawyer, once a prosperous fruit grower aged 18, is prepared for return to Middletown NA with an attendant next Wednesday after being at the Government Hospital for the Insane for about ten days. Arrangements were made by Secretary George Wilson of the board of charities following a letter from Mrs Sawyer urging DC officials to plan the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Sawyer
Middletown
Sawyer
Govern Ag
George Wilson
Board of Charities
District of Columbia
One Car Perfect Contest Closes Amid Harsh Roads
Motorists weary from hardships welcome the start of Mand Neaterday's run as police stop and briefly warn pedal machines. Roads remain nearly impassable, hampering travel and contest participation. Police issue urgent safety notices to drivers.
Four Leaf Clover run standings after day three in auto event
Standings show No. 2 Stoddard-Dayton and No. 11 Velie among leaders with others withdrawn or perfect scores. The Regal remains the only car with a perfect score in the 153 mile Ha gerstown leg. Officials report rough roads and police timing, with the final Leonardtown stage and awards due today and tomorrow’s Graton meeting expected to name winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard-Dayton
Marton
Buick
Ford
Velie
Hudson
Warren-Detroit
K-R-I-T
Apperson
Regal
Cole
Hagerstown
Leonardtown
Andi Return
Washington
William Jose
Grogan
Howard Fiske
Marion
Tekting
Ward
Velte
Reo
Matheson
W. B. McBurney
H. E. Duckstien
Harry Cunningham
Good Hope Road
Clinton
Tee Bee
Brandywine
Horsehead
Gallant Green
Hughesville
Charlotte Hall
Newmarket
Turners
Morganza
Loveville
Piiot
Maxwell
Columbia
John R. Thomas
Thomas
Chalmers
Zell Motor Car Company
Ira Waterman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
B Street
Fifteenth
Seventeenth
the Grafton
Run
Fire Damages Dredge Pittsburg in Washington Channel
A fire aboard the dredge Pittsburg at anchor in the Washington channel off Eleventh Street caused $20 damage around 9 PM. The blaze started when a cigarette fell, and firefighters quickly controlled the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Washington Channel
Eleventh Street
Hotels and guests list across Raleigh and beyond
A dense OCR style roster lists numerous guests and figures at hotels in Raleigh and surrounding cities, including Jston, Willard, and St James, with names such as Chipman, Ames, Buckley, Bodman, Backus, Gifford, Davis, Poole, King, Dalmet, Green, and many others. The fragmentary record covers multiple states and hotels, reflecting a social register of visitors and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jston
F. E Chipman
Raleigh
W. H. Ames
D. F. Buckley
F. L. Bodman
E. Backus
Willard
Hicago
G C. Davis
C. Poole
R. KR Janney
W. H de Burk
H. J Medier
H. Lariey
Woor Lamb
KR. A. Botley
Col
Col. and Mrs. L. M. Mans, W Schmitt, W Haskina
J. C. Gifford
G. E. Gifford
Philadelphia
E .J. Mofimen
Oakley
Colsm. Lowenstein
F. AL Jufe
J. B King
R. King
Iexard
W. J. Wrighton
Releigh
California
M. T. Green and Wits
Sacramento
St James
Maryland
C. Dalmet
A M. Gilburn
H. IL. Wiejang
New Yorkie
Bosle
W. Nyaren
H. E. Meser
A. S Seosen
LN. Jacobs
W. F. Lockhart
W. Crawford
AM. Peckham
L. G Benner
8. Stone
W. AL le Brim J
Chambers
Howe
H. Patton
Winchester
Acker
J. F. Shanley
Ebbitt
New Jersey
A. Lee
J_E. Collins
Dttley
F Kept
W. S. Burgesser
B. Calder
JH. Lomas
P. C. Roberts
Poe Clark
Wemere
Tames
Fod
van Winker
Char Brand & Tames
Tenner Thomar
Rives
Douglas
Manly
AL R ‘Turmbull
Woor Roper
CR. Saunders
St James Foreign
Barrett Landon
Faleigh
Manual KE
Cook
East Liverpool
Zobith
Art federation delegates examine city art display at Octagon House
Delegates from major art bodies gather at Octagon House for a convention opening after a reception, with a private tour of the Corcoran Gallery. Speakers including H. W. Kent and Mrs. E. W. Pattison push closer ties between architects and engineers and a higher art presence in architecture. Dues rise from 1 to 32 as federation expenses are projected near 12 000 for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Arts
American Institute of Architects
Archaeological Institute of America
American Academy In Fame
Octagon House
Corcoran Gallery of Art
National Sculpture Society
National Society of Mural Painters
H. W. Kent
Metropolitan Museum of Art
E. W. Pattison
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Henry Turner Bailey
Charles L. Hutchison
Typographical Union officers chosen at 424 G Street NW
The Columbia Typographical Union No. 101 elected officers last night at 424 G Street NW. Chosen were President F. C. Roberts, vice president Francie Benzler, secretary George G. Seibold, treasurer Jerome W. Johnson, sergeant at arms Eugene Conner, doorkeeper Nulen Stoops, trustees Harry B. Goodrell, auditors George H. Bail and William H. Cornish, and Chartes W. Radley as executive committee ( newspaper ). Delegates to the International Typographical Union convention in San Francisco were Oscar D. Hyler Edward W. Morcock and Robert W. Summers with alternates John E. Keefe and Conrad T. Vogel. Also named were numerous additional delegates and officers from various offices and associations attached to the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Typographical Union
G Street Northwest
F. C. Roberts
Francie Benzler
George G. Seibold
Jerome W. Johnson
Eugene Conner
Nulen €. Stoops
Harry B. Goodrell
George H. Bail
William H. Cornish
Chartes W. Radley
Edwin A. Fraser
Harry C. Knapp
Charles Long
Joseph B. Skelly
Bert V. Wolfe
Eugene H. Andrew
Charles E. Holmes
William R. Love
John O'Donnoghue
John R. Purvis
Wilson H. Cook
San Francisco
Oscar D. Hyler
Edward W. Morcock
Robert W. Summers
John E. Keefe
Conrad T. Vogel
B. & Feeney
Harry B. Springer
Society at the Bat Game to Nine Innings
Washington society crowds to Georgetown field next Friday at 4 30 for charity game between Metropolitan and Chevy Chase clubs. Captains Bayne and Evans announced full lineups with Bayne vs Spencer pitching. uniforms promised and practice limited to maintain secrecy. proceeds support Providence Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chevy Chase
Georgetown Field
Providence Hospital
Convicted of Murder in Second Trial in Same Week
Arthur Johnson, a Black man, was found guilty of first degree murder in Criminal Court No 1, marking a second conviction within a week after the death of John Ofenstein, a white blacksmith, whom Johnson allegedly struck with an iron bar after a dispute over shoeing a mule. The defense claimed intoxication as partial excuse. a new trial motion is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Johnson
Mattie E. Lomax
Cecil Lomax
Johnson
John Ofenstein
Ofenstein
Orenstein
United States
Turner
Joseph Salomon
T. M. Baker
Duel tragedy hits Georgetown star Dug Pallen after train crash
Charles McDougall Pallen a former Georgetown University baseball and football standout is struck by a freight train at Pelham Manor station on the New Haven Railroad. He loses a leg and is taken to New Rochelle Hospital. He asks an ambulance crew to tell his father gently. his father is editor of the Catholic Encyclopedia and a New Rochelle leader. Pallen, years old, had lived in New Rochelle and worked in New York real estate. He graduated from Georgetown Preparatory School in 1905 and joined Georgetown University the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New Rochelle
N. Y
Pelham Manor
New Haven
Charles McDougall Pallen
Georgetown University
Palen
New Rochelle Hospital
George Scott
Catholic Encyclopedia
New York City
Dug
Clover Associates
Georgetown Preparatory
Emmett
S. J
Pallen
Weather conditions and storm warnings across regions
The Weather Bureau reports abnormal heat east of the Rockies with a violent storm centered over Vancouver Island causing rains in the north Pacific States and gusts on the Washington Oregon coasts. Winds reach 76 mph at the Columbia River mouth. Forecast shows unsettled weather in northern Rockies and plains, with fair, warm conditions east of the Rockies for Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Dept. of Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Ocean
North Atlantic
Mississippi
Ohio
Gulf
South Atlantic States
Vancouver Island
North Pacific
Oregon
Columbia River
Miasissippi Valley
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Maryland
Florida
Rocky Mountain Region
Plains States
Rocky Mountain
Middle Plateau
Pacific States
California
Pacific
Point Lobos
New England
Middle Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
West Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Grand Banks
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Finley
Southern
Navy
Daily Post
Post
Apedl
Wash
D. C
Norway Club
Sam
Dr. Hollander
Santo Domingo Mission
MR. Taft
Nazareth Academy
Mr. Wickersham
Monsignor
Shahan
St. Elizabeth’s
Middletown, N
Firestone
Columbus
Farge
California Federation of Women's Clubs
Cal
Horna
Fire Arts League
Los Angeles
Gel
San Francisco Institute of Art
Art Commission of the City and County of
Denver
Covo
Artists’ Club
Colo
Connecticut
State Federation of Women’s Club
Fine Arts Federation
Hartford
Conn
Hartford Art Society
Municipal Art Society
American “Oivic Association
D.C
American Academy of Rome
Archeological Institute of America
Arts and Crafts
Corcoran Gallery of
League For the‘ Decoration of Public
Society of Washington Artists
Washington Architectural Civic
Washington Society of
Uilnots
AL. A
Chicago
Society of Western Artists
I Art Institute
Chicago Public School Art Society
Chicago Society of Artists
Municipal Art League
Palette and Chisel Club
Boulevard Ant Park Association
Quincy
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Art Association of Indianapolis
Central University of Kentucky
Danville
Louisville Art Association
Louisville
Kansas Art Association
Lawrence
Kans
Art Association
New Orleans
Aruedell Club
Charcoal Club
National League of Handicraft Societies
Boston
Wars
Massachusetts
Civic League
Mass
Boston Architectural Club
Boston Society of Architects
Hoston
Copley Society
Missouri
Fiedene Society of Deaf Artista
Yakeribga Fine Arts Society
N.Y
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society
American Society of Landscape Architects
American Water Color Club
National Academy of Design
the National Arts
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Brookna
Noy
York Water Color Club
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Society of Beaux Arts Architects
Society of Tsurtratera
Society Des Architects
Diplomas
East Orange
N. J
Free Public Library
Newark
Newark Museum Association
Cincinnati Museum Association
Cincinnati
Women's Club
Portland Art Association
Portland
Greg
Meadville Art Association
Meadville
Art Society of
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Technical Schools
Carnegie Institute
City Parks Association
Fairmount Park Association
Pennsylvania Academy of Th Fine Arts
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Plastic Club
Art Club of Phiadelphia
T Square Club
University of Pennsylvania
City Improvement Association of
Scranton
Ovidence
Rhode Island School of Design
Callege of Women
Nicholson Art League
Knoxville
Tenn
Centennial Club
Nashville
Nashville Art Association
Columbia Union
Evans Edward
Lincoln
F. D. Minet
Johnn.worth
W. Sloan Coffin
Ernest P. Bicknell
Misellen
A. Vinton
Charles 8
Walcott
B. Guillaume
L. Cheater
Samuel W. Cooper
R. A. Mansfeld
C. Zantzinger
Mra
B. W. Evermann
W. W. Handerton
Edith Everman
Mary Butler
W. EB. Waldo
W. FE. Evans
C. Grant la Farge
Hugh Elliot
Hands
North
Howard Walker
F. Hungerford
Arthur Fairbanks
Clara L. Perry
E. T. Hartman
Leonard Hinder
Archibald Hopkins
Helen J. Stewart
J. Dunbar
Lenn E. Dessey
McClung
John Rossier
B. E. Perrie
Lesley Jackson
A. Kimberly
W.N. Ellcott
Isabel Hunter
Im. H. Wiegand
M. ¥. Moore
Laredo Taft
C. 4. Merbin
Alfred Grabger
Wiliam P. Silver
Howard Willson
Silver J. E. Gunsaulus
Eliis Logan
P. Butler
Hilda B. Spelin
W. R. French
Oakley Totten
Cathrine Wiley
N. E. Allman
B. Audunger
Henry
Turner Baller
Bilse
Laura Thoreberg
Alice Henry
J.C. Willing
Carolyn Henry
E. L. Nixon
D. Bryd
Henry Eliot
R Pardee Tolmer
Milton Matter
J. E. Hutchison
Mary L. Kimball
Zimmere
Mina Mary Dean Powell
Mies Virginia Taylor
M. Arthur Lincoln
Annie Walter
Charles L Hutchinson
Herbert Adams
John W. Alexander
T. Lindsey Blaney
George W. Cable
Northampton
Mitchell Carroll
St. Paul
Navid Knickerbocker Raya
Glen Brown
Washingtons
Carpenter
Elmer E. Gunes
James Parton Haney
Ties St. Loui Hennen
Grant LaParge
Florence
A. J Parsons
Henry Kirke
Port Washington
Beymour
Quickly
Society AT the Bat
Metropolitan and
Georgetown
J. Breckinbridge Bayne
Metropolitan
F. E. Evans
Dr. Bayne
Metropolitana
Spencer
Chevy Chase ‘Club
Metropolitan Club
J. B. Bayne
Moorehead
Garnett
Carlisle
Summerville
de Stbour
F. H. Brooke
Newbold
Hagner
Cobb
Fortescue
Mason
Gulick
Chevy Chase Club
Mitchell
Parker
Tzzard
Long
Littlefield
McCoy
Merriam
Jefffield
Evans
Huidekoper
Cowan
Courtney
Maj. Pickett
George E. Pickett
Manila
His Mather
Gen. Pickett
Ontario
Arlington
Fort Myer
Des Moines
Iowa
Seone Galveston
Tex
Helens
Mont
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette, Mich
Memphis
Tann
Worth Platte
Omaha
Neb
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sr Lou's
Minn
Springfeld
Ill
Tacoma
Tampa
Flame
Toledo
Gale
Vicksburg
Miss
Harpers Perry
Potomac
Shenanaoah
Robines
Brow &Co Inc
Wile Makers
Malden
Mast
Algo
Exical
Silk
London
Fraser
Our Women’s Dept
Bungalow
DROOP
Underwood Standard Typewriter
Underwood
Underwood Typewriter Company
F Street N. W
Christian
Asep Sige
Ben Schwartz
F St
Sc Lang Supply . ., Inc
Seventh St. N. W
Grandma’s
Boston Baking CO
Commercial Fire Insurance Company of
District of Columba
Nw 525
Eleventh Street Northwest
Washington, D. C
Hoge
Wiliam K Elia
Robert R Tuttle
Richard Wightmas
Robt
N. Harper
Jas. M. Hoge
Edward Matthews
Frederick
Dudley Trustees
HARRY _M. ELLIS
B F. Saul Company
Leroy Mark
Colorado
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
Pennays- Nania Gvenue Northwest
James M Johnston
W. Bladen Jackson
S. Thomas Brown
William King
Charles R. Edmonston
Alexander B. Legare
Burr N. Edwards
Samuel L Phillips
Herbert 4. Gill
Teac E. Shoemaker
Robert C Howard
P. J. Marshall
Maryland Ave
Rufus H. Darby Printing Co
St. N. W
Ballentine
Reading
E_ Street
Shoemaker Co
Milburn, Heister & CO
Architects
Newspapreeh Beigel
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