Shrine Exhibitions Planned by Coast Guard for Jubilee Parade
The Coast Guard will establish a camp above the inlet bridge to the tidal basin during Shrine Week. Three first class cutters and several harbor patrol craft will join lifesaving crews to patrol the Potomac and display rescues. The Alexander Hamilton training ship may visit, and bluejackets will guard the Treasury. A coast guard reboat may join the parade.
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Coast Guard
Shrine
Arthur E Cook
Washington
Wil
Rila
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Alexander Hamilton
Potomac Park
Treasury Department
East Guard
Apacha
lApeck
Shinha
Yerndle
Zeneer Stlatzo
Shrine Notes Boost Washington to Mount Vernon Parade
Washington plans lavish Shrine convention decorations to impress visitors from sister cities. Alexandria will ease traffic and showcase historic spots including Mount Vernon while the lodge and city hall open to the public. Shackelford will manage baggage for up to 100000 pieces as Shrine autos from multiple states gather around the Washington monument amid Silver Spring’s participation.
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Washington
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Tooma
City Hall
Washington Monument
Silver Spring
Sliver Springs Decorators Lead Washington Visit Plan
Frank Hewitt head of Sliver Springs decorations outlines a Washington event featuring Marine committee entertainment. A large Marine airways flying boat will visit June and offer trips from Haynes Point to view historic landmarks, under Maj Bernard L Smith’s direction from the Army Air Service.
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Frank Hewitt
Cairman
Sliver Springs
Washington
Jay Thuy Mags
Neomarine Air
Ayate
Haynes Point
Bernard L Smith
Air Service of the Army
Third plan for Reading segregation approved in court
Philadelphia May 22 The federal district court confirmed the third modified plan for the segregation of the Reading companies and ordered a decree for approval to be filed by June 20 The Reading Company will issue 63000000 in 4 percent bonds for 74 years and the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company will issue 31000000 in 6 percent bonds for 50 years These bonds replace present 4 percent bonds The government objected to higher interest The Reading case has tortured courts for 18 years and may go to the Supreme Court again
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Philadelphia
Federal District Court
Reading
Reading Company
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Births Reported Incomplete List From Local Notices
Births reported include Maurica Langamy Mee, Carris King, Langamy Meee boy Folwart, rest of names and details partially garbled. Notable entries list multiple parents with ages and places such as Glenview, Baltimore, Winston Salem, Bewling Green, and Woodford, with several infant names and biographical attributions.
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Maurica Langamy
Folwart
Carris King
Powhatan
Laura
Stephean
Alten
Harriet
Murteck
Henry
Roth A. Walters
Boand Katherine
Hallenbeck
Richard L
Mary G
Thomas B
Plovenca
Grinth
Robert Halen
Bor Hobert
Eetell
Samiel
Rosie D
Dudley
Donald
Peatile
Louise H Redfield
Glenview
Biniatoteelt
Randolph Monte
Coben
Lattle Milbert
Noth of
Winston Salem
A. Simon
Jeter
Woodford
Rei
Lola
Bruce
Bewling Green
HP Downs
L ‘Teal
WaiLing Bre
H . Randolph Levi Donk
Frances Mertman
Silverstone
Nathan Kirstein
Molty Alley
Joseph Spindler
Louie Schneider
Baber Helter
Elyant H Kelfer
Margaret Lin
Il Willie
Cenptee
Brooklyy
Jonephine
Mo Bird
Kemp
Margaret J. Wy
Baltimore
Harry G@ Hughes
Jenle
JP Tyi
Weather Summary and Forecast for District of Columbia and Surrounding Areas
The forecast shows little temperature change with gentle to moderate north and northeast winds. Expect showers and mostly cloudy conditions in certain regions Wednesday and Thursday, with fair weather elsewhere. tropical and Atlantic scenarios include easterly winds along the south Atlantic and moderate southeast winds over the Caribbean and Gulf regions. Temperature readings across the night show varying levels, with overall mild conditions and several localized precipitation expectations.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Farerant
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virgin
Texas
Alberta
Maine
Newfoundient
Bermuda
Hadson Bay
North Carolina
North Pachic Toan
New England
Florida
Missouri Valley
Arkena
Uta
Pueitig
Centrand
Hocky Snountala
Misia Aipi
North
Dakote
Canadian Northwest
Jocat Raina
Geoffid Booth
Atlantic States
Tennessee
Virginia
Lhuredey
Oa Valley
Iake
North Atlantic
Mittle Atlantic
Middle Atlante
South Atlantic
East Gulf of Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Longitade
Caribbean
Wednegley
Long Island
Waskington
Dayton
Ohio
Celebrations Through Dity Tonight for Cadet Companies
Cadet companies celebrate with festivities in various buildings tonight. Students in multiple high schools anticipate honors in the competitive arith event, with gatherings affecting after hours access. Layden, a former Republican contender, visited the White House and was hosted by President Harding at luncheon.
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Farmer Gdv Lowden
Illinois
Harding
White House
Thanksgiving Everyday Shrine Visitors Open Store
A fragment outlines a promotion for Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with claims of curing stomach ailments and avoiding surgery. It mentions local drugstores and pharmacies offering the product and promises a money back guarantee. The ad uses enthusiastic testimonials about permanent relief and daily gratitude.
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Mayr
Peoples Drug Stores
O'Donnells
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Seventh Street
Union Trust Company
Union Trust CO
Edward J. Stellwagen
TVW
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Victor ‘Records
Arthur Jordan Piano Co
Kohler’s Auto Service
Lachiac Touring and Limousines
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Hatadlak Camp
Charles . Shackelford
John Healy
Ida N Smith
Ida St
Albert T Yount
Margaret P Foster
Jobo T Maybugh
Joseph Caltablanc
Gallager
Clare B Wheeler
Julla Fotter
Yre Tipger
Albert E Briss
Yra
Wicabeth Boset
Frances L Lacey
Henry Barker
Sophia Alcime
Covington
Keith
Marthe Brown
Sillager
Leota Dyvon
Miltoe
Woedfert
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Baithaore
Deerainghan
Cincinnati
Chayanne
Dulath
Minnae
Bato
Tetsharton
Tex
Ind
Easaa City
Mobile
New York
Korth Wiatte
United States
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Fat Us
Seabridge
Jender
Turner Glass Company
Washington, BC
Tosslyn, Va
Faa Dalu
Harold Lloyd
Gasp
L.6r
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Lyman
Rie Naas
Hofman
Broadway
REATS
Hoffman & Hoskins Preenet
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Kiddie Review
SLOAN
13Th Street
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ST. Johns
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Theatre OF Sue
Adelaide & Hughes En Dens Creations
Will M.cressy
Blanche Dayne
Thomas E. Shea
Franklyn
Charles
Aesop
Pure Food Shop
14Th St. N.W
Weschler
Pa. Ave
N.W
Smith’s
You Street
Horning
Long Bridge
Metropolitaw
Chas. Macalester
Farsmourt
Cosmno Hamutton
LOEW
Viola Dana
Newboro
Board OF Trade
Alexander Hamil
Shenandoah
Ly Washington
Rainbow Lake
Eestiful
Bhanandoah Valley
Bouthern Railwa
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Raspiroee Almas Tempus
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Ocomroy
Tuebeete
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Diay Loews
Vanevall
Ed Marvell
Dorothy Gish
Popalne
Btappord
Pune
Lestors Sted
Rightway School of Dancing
Twelfth Street
Lepore
Siete de Warn
Artnee
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