Adopts Constitution at Georgetown Lalversty Meeting
The George town Lalversty Athletic Association adopted a new constitution in Gaston Hall at yesterday’s semiannual meeting. Montgomery was elected president and assistant managers for the various departments were chosen for the coming year. The event emphasized formalizing governance while sports and varsity considerations remained secondary to the association’s structure.
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Georgetown Lalversty Athletic Association
Gaston Hall
Varous Dranehs
Law School
Ferhi & Tt
Te Genel
Tee Georg T
Naval Academy chapel dedication marks completion of new building
The Annapolis Naval Academy chapel was dedicated today with morning and afternoon services led by Chaplain HW Clarke and Annapolis clergy. Midshipmen occupied the seats for the first time as naval officers and families attended. Clarke spoke on peace through readiness for war, noting military life and Christian faith are compatible. The project, begun in 1898, involved more than ten million dollars in government spending and only the power plant finishing remains.
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Annapolis
Washington Post
New
Naval Academy
HW Clarke
Clarke
Army
Navy
Gen Mackenzie to retire as chief of engineers
Brig Gen Alexander Mackenzie will be placed on the retired list today due to age. In four years he oversaw river and harbor work nationwide, with expenditures reaching millions. Born in Wisconsin on May 1844, he entered West Point in 1860, graduated 1864, served as assistant engineer in the Department of Arkansas, and became chief of engineers on January 3 1904. He also sat on the board on ordnance and fortifications and serves on the Indian Waterways Commission.
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Alexander Mackenzie
Lst
Mackenzie
Wisconsin
United States Military Academy
Dino
T Ile Academy
Department of Arkansas
Board On
Ordnance and
Indian Waterways Commission
Fleet's coal bill great approx five million dollars
The report estimates the coal consumption for the Atlantic battle ship cruise around the world at about five million dollars. Additional costs include roughly nine point nine million for near global movements and seven thousand thirty nine dollars for a naval project from the Bureau of Reipment. The Navy Department seeks American wheat to supply coal during the Australian war period and has arranged for full use of American resources for the entire voyage.
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San Francisco
Harpien
Honolulu
Suez Canal
He Cief
Bureau of Reipment
Ty Navy
Avsratan
Amerin Ca
Open Tennis Tourney Begins Amid Mixed Results
The Omnis tournament opens with singles, doubles, and mixed events. Players from Philadelphia, New York, and Newport feature, including Parley Loret and Lewin, as upsets and close matches shape day one results.
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Foo Ormmnis
Taya Denys
Eleses
Ander
Canpuon
Rotter
Parley Loret
New York
Newport
FT Onson
Eolladelpha Las Roorter
Strane
Any Or Fox
Lewin
Mount Vernon car crash injures motorman at Columbia pike
Frederick Munch, motorman for the Mount Vernon Electric Railway, was badly injured in a rear end collision with a Falls Church rail car near Arlington Junction. His left leg and foot were crushed but expected to recover for duty in two to three weeks. The Falls Church car escaped with minor damage. Arlington car brake failed to prevent impact. Police and doctors attended. no passengers were harmed.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Frederick Munch
Washington Alexandria and
Falls Church
Arlington Junction
Arlington
Columbia Pike
Mimeb
W Or Groves
Arington
James King
Charles King Browns
Tobacco market updates across North Carolina and Virginia
Special to The Washington Post reports slow tobacco sales on some markets as most crop moved. North Carolina totals show Winston-Salem leading with 512,343 pounds and Reidsville second with 195,082 while Durham area markets stand third at 164,258 pounds. Virginia markets note warm weather raises breaks and budding growth, with about 8 percent of crop set and expected increases 10 to 15 percent over last year. Petersburg expects full crop market by July 1 with 6,178.73 pounds sold so far. Lynchburg notes last week’s sales at 62,707 pounds with active trade and solid prices as next season’s crop is planted.
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Washington
Durham
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Reidsville
South
Boston
Petersburg
Peterspurg
Lynchburg
James H Rowland, Lumber and Coal Pioneer, Dies
James Harvey Rowland, veteran lumber, bank coal trader with ties to West Virginia and Pennsylvania, died today at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was in his ninetieth year and recently had surgery. The body will go to West Nottingham for a Wednesday funeral at 10 o clock, with Rev W W Shaw and Rev John Timothy Stone presiding. Pallbearers are six grandsons.
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Washington Port
Minister Faints In pulpit at historic St Pauls Church
Special to The Washington. In Richmond on Muay 24 overheated heat overwhelmed Dr Robert Melinden who filled the pulpit at St Pauls Church during morning services. He collapsed and was aided by laymen until a physician arrived and he was carried to the home of Sr Robert who was filling the pulpit.
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Washington
Richmond
Robert
Loressth
Plan a New College in Meyersville Movement
A Washington Post special reports a drive to establish an undenominational college near Meyersville. Dr Ralph Browning will go to Ohio to recruit a prominent educator to lead the institution, with Washington leaders and prominent men showing interest.
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Meyersville
Washington
Washington Post
Hegerstown
Ralph Browning
Ohio
Italgs
Baseball Player Dies After Injury in Deep Throw Play
A baseball game tragedy unfolds as John R Parry attempts a daring throw from deep right field. The effort causes a fatal rupture while the ball reaches home, collapsing Parry and ending a promising career.
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John R Parry
Ted
Fragmented OCR reads like a city league score sheet
The text lists names and places in a noisy OCR string including Louisville Albany New York State League and St Petersburg. It mentions a court martial of eleven revolutionists including four women and sentences of penal servitude for four, with one acquitted.
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St Petersburg
Grath
Slashed With Razor in May Town Incident
In the Agcington Past Bihmrim issue from May 21, Isaac Brown, a Black man, was slashed and wounded by Walter Pullam during a quarrel at Brown's home. Pullam fled, the razor was found, Brown was hospitalized and treated for multiple lacerations by physicians.
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Agcington
Bihmrim
Isaac Brown
Walter Pullam
Pulliam
Brown
Mae Wood and Senator Platt in Perjury Case Spark New York Court Disturbance
In a remarkable New York court saga Mae Wood, former MEW payer, and U S Senator Thomas C Platt face perjury and forgery charges. Bail offers loom as whispers claim powerful friends back Wood while Platt acknowledges costly letters to Wood. The indictment may bring Platt back as a witness if returned.
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New York
Republican
Miss Woods
O Gor Nan
Mae Wood
Prisor
Aml
Mse Wood
Ufer
Flatt
Mae
Wood
Senators
Senator Platt
Port Taylor Practice Hits With 10 Inch Guns At 700 Yards
Reports from Port Taylor in Key, Weat Harbor describe Coast Artillery target practice observed by the War Department. The tug Massisol? towed the targets while two 10 inch guns fired trial shots at a small rectangular target in the main slip channel at 700 yards, followed by six rapid shots at a moving target to Tort rastor with ranges from 800 to 100 yards. Five of the rapid shots were judged excellent.
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Port Taylor
Key
Weat Harbor
Coast Artillery
War Department
Sven
Tortrastor
Body Found in Creek After Night Storm
Trask Duvall, 21, of this parish, lost in Seneca Creek during a brutal night storm. Coroner and jury ruled death not drowning. Survived by parents and sister Pearl. Body to be interred in Frederick, Maryland. Delta Sigma Rho installs at University of Sorra with members listed. Police confront powerful suspect after resisting arrest. incident ends with crowd threats. Bishop Hamilton delivers baccalaureate at Salem College. Moving train incident injures Thomas Harman. Mrs John H Rumse dies at University of Virginia Hospital after stomach illness.
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Wash Reton
Boyds Mit
Trask
Seneca Creek
Charles Ho Grimes
Trovall
G A Duvall
S W Darn
Irg
Duvall
Frederick Ma
Aliss
Pearl Duvail
Wasington
Delta Sigma Rho
U of Charlottesvilla
University of Sorra
Jota
Wayland
Bridgewater
James Ferguson Finlay
Greenville
Herbert Massey Peck
Beaverham Wis
John Edwin Brooks Mapp
Seller Va
Weldon Thomas Myers
Broadway
Thomas Slater Settle
Tint Hill
Rey Ransom
NMC
Samuel Clay Williuns
Mooreville
GW Fry
Wisconsin
Thomas Vaden
Charlottesville
John H Rumse
Hinton
Rockingham
University of Virgina Hospital
Pigeons Start From Washington District Flight
About 220 carrier pigeons owned by the Washington district of the Rational Homing Pigeon Federation were released by a Baltimore and Ohio agent at 6 o clock this morning. After circling briefly they headed straight for Washington as a large crowd observed the start.
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Washington
Cameron Wo
Rational Homing Pigeon Federation
Washington DC
Baltimore & Ohio
Kills Old Foe In Quarrel Near Whitaker Station
Perry Dunlap shot and killed Cub Craige in a quarrel near Whitaker station this afternoon. Dunlap, reportedly intoxicated, fired three times and fled to the mountains. he had not been captured by nightfall.
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Moountains
Whither
Perry Dunlap
Cub Craig
Crage
Whitter
Dunlap
Craige
Notable Guests Seated Across Cities In A Long List
A fragmented list shows numerous individuals with wives and affiliations in various U S cities and states including Chicago Philadelphia Raleigh Pensacola Des Moines Nashville Norfolk and Richmond. Names span national and international ties with foreign entries from Austria Guantanamo Cuba and Saint James, indicating a social or hotel guest roll call across hotels in multiple regions.
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Faitimore
Coulson
Lyons
Minson Hewntrome
Lancas
W Lard
Edston
Henry Courth
Beck
Hugh Doyle
Edwin
EB Wilcox
Rudun
Russell
Donavan
Shannen Leen
Lehman
Leon Taftae
Raleigh
Ane
Whila
Alea Huelson Riggs
Aston Storeham
Philadelphia
Patterson
Albertson AM
Onbeam
Jamea
Beckler
Wational
W Goodwin
Traumhauer Willard
Alabama
Curay
Bangor
Maryland
F Grouse
Metrair Mempais Willard
TDXAS
MN Miller Houston
J Kileverge
RM Kleberg
HM King Corpus Christh Willard Virginia L
Stein Norfolk
Crump
Frésmouth
Chiles
St James
Norfolk, National
George
Norfolk
Wathington
Henry Hewitt
Tacoma
Arington
West Virginia
Hanley
Wheeling
Mins
Matthews
Miners Return to Work in Several Fields After Slowdown
In the Fikhorn and Pocahontas coal regions more than 200 miners resume work after five months of idleness. Similar restart plans touch the Thacker and Matte fields as demand steadies. Mills in Winchester restart May 24 with full shifts at Old Dormition Paper Mills. Crushed to Death by Train. A unidentified man is killed near Richmond on the Chesapeake and Ohio tracks. Weather Prophet notes varied signs from a New York bound express train with local hints predicting rain or fair weather.
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Washington Post
Huntington Wan
Fikhorn
Pocahontas
Fiala
Paper Mills
Winchester
Dormition
American Strawboard Company
Washington Pont
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio
Winsted
Conn
New York
Warlid
Ernest Strum
Nighland Lake
Strums Place
Strum
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief for Weak Hearts
Rebecca Bennest of Indianapolis testifies to frequent sinking spells that nearly stopped her heart, claiming the remedy by Miles Medical Co. strengthened nerves and muscles, ended episodes, and required five bottles for complete cure. The ad claims a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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Miles
Mileseart
Rebecca Bennest
Indianapolis
Lrd
Miles Medical GO
Elkhart
Ind
Census of Washington Street Addresses Named in Postwar Listings
A dense OCR fragment catalogs numerous Washington DC street addresses, businesses, and individuals across multiple wards. Names include Magruder, Alters, Altemus, Goldenbergs, Karn, Clarke, Brooks, Abbott, Reardon, Ames, Townsend, and many others, with locations ranging from 4th to 20th Streets NW/NE and surrounding avenues. The list reads like a street-by-street directory of residents, merchants, and notices, reflecting a snapshot of a city ledger of names and places without a unifying event or narrative.
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Magruder
Barchell
Geo S Alters
Geo S
Altemus
Goldenbergs Department Store
Mass Age
S Karn Sons & Co
Stace
Alex
Clarke
Brooke & Harry
20Th
Abbott
Gam Schwartz
Stuckart
Brooks
Altemus Mill Park Road
Rupert
Samuel W Henry
Patrick
Ste
Ames
Berger
Richard & Gardner
Berch & Cc
Townsend & Goth
oInusase
Washington Wind Flagler
Cales
Cackril Union
Congress Heights
Preston Congress Nfeights
Odonnells
Padre
Van
Norris
Lawman
Hannan
Clareh
Ambrogi
Hervmin
Garl
JB Crabh
Mordarnd Bros
Amato
Ho Jauney
Vermont
Garver Kyuve
de Atie
Runvert
Wstler
Herzng
Kuhn
John Blummer
Hartwell
Keourh
Kenler
P Murphy
Ty Somerfiell
Miles
Florida Ave
Pinn
Vierhooven
Indiana Ave
Carl Mueller &T
Tisis
Torres
Jenet
Kunio
Fendieton
George F
Soter
Tenor & Bowman
Bernstein
Downes
Shiples
Unxans
Touls Goldberg
Bradbury
Waters & Son Hartisen
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G. U. Athletic Association
Montgomery
Tasketoa
Balun
Wong
Te & TT
Iker
Ot Toot
Belmont Park
Poa Lee
Hunan
Toronto
Earelds
Andy Benex
Simsell
Simsell Haakw
Howe
Jane Swift
Eldorado
Oakland
Falla
Haveline
Bornaiie
Lochmagh George
Femet
Al‘amer Waake
Sam Sheen
Zella
Deomte Micaske
Galstna
Angular
Royal Suns Armature
Hannah Loulve
Eva Les
Mabel Helande
Siver Ling Tye Tye
Pureo
Sam Alviso
Nevtanes
Fulletta i
Rubinsn
Ari
Satra E
Farorgs Celling Preen
Shostamax
Bete Kinney Uaa
Burning Bosh
John H Sheehan
Aly Wea
Chavel
Army Engineers
FLEET
Arlington Line
Mount Vernon
Falla Church
Frederck Munch
al Aandria
Lee
Corso
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Othr
Christchurch
C PD Lille
Methodist Episcopal Chure South
Palfac
Timche Ratchford
Christ Church Yard
Terronzes
Kig Street
Vaurfix
Pitt Street
Alexandra
Neon
Garvey
Soreric Sticken
Cape
Georg
Jourg
Young
Christian Endeavor Union
Loreal
Virgaia
Br Ness
Gibson
Alsaep Gibson
Virgina
Christ Protestant
Lpsco
Alevandiia
WEW Tobacco
James H Rowland
Rom
Fielder
Ball Naile
Bernarda Hazeine
Banetta
Loulee Belement
San Awe
Sheebaa
Lousville
Ben Strong
Denver
Taptoca
Moa Sautsi al da Monsignor
Magharfeld
Hemlday eDale Meada SM Alam Sorascate
Toronto Botan
Bly Hibbs Martin Tefe Smite
al Buxit
Beagrament Y Pantographer
Tanlal Raleigt
Poko
Bly
Hibha Tae
Ohe
Tosbree
Sanda Lecington Lad
New York State League
Widetarry
Leshare
Albany
Mae Wode
Platt
Defcendant
Statesman
Key West
Creek
Young Duvall
Sperial
Ben Gordon
Weatler
Polceman
Ferrell
Jal
Winston Salem
NW C
Bishop Hamilton
Berthelsedorf
Germany
Foreign Mission Board of
The
Moravian Church
Salem
Tazewell
Thomas Harman
Cosburn
Turmel
Virginia
Cameron
W Va
Elshorn
Sweetheart Seap
Sunday Post
Denson
Newman
Volige
Rindara
Mike
Agams
Tod Weisener
Werfeld
Keva
Wright
Mrc
Clagsett
Acker
Hincktor
Balwman
Mos Brown
Christe
Caywend
Humphrees
Holliage
Bundick
Rosenthal
Burkhalter
Lupnik
Mo Larrow
Geesack
Hoddes
Lusby Cor
Robinson Carolina Ave
J Carmody
Hall
Merl Ave
Balderson
Chas Harbin
Frank Mace
H Jarboe
Folsom
Sears
Honey
Rogers & Proctor
Pillsbury Ih
Iss
Wilcox
Hogan
Walters & McCardell
Germantown
Wagener & Co
Ist
Iols Pharmacy
Ans
Day & Croft
Quigley
Oppenheimer
Nw & Brissor
Compton
George KE Miller
Pierce St Plumers Piarm
Cap
Teprecht & Green
Sgelef
Geo Kermodel & Son
Dernham_ 1748
Jennes
Samana
Berkman
Walker
Stewer
Markoff
Witzpacrick
Bacigalupi
Offenbacher
Bailey
Rosenhlat
McGueith
Alesander Putt
Fehner
Blumenthal
Beattie
Cole Metalley
Volta
John
Diller
Kradfield
McClusney & Joachim
Tayvir
McCtesny & Jachm
Wallon
Hatson
7Th St
Coomi
Kleeblitt
Powell
Kiser Borning
Fo Yoinm
Congresa Heights
Waters
Jonn Roses
Vinslett
Owen
Suga
Georgia
Rurighatter
Tagiestone
Schotts
Fisdenshure
Renuhen
Trenton
Cnekr
Sanvan
Traer
Samar
Heffron
Chalea Scherer
Hornein
Denison
Oott Wheaties J's
Pisrida
James Kerr
Rathfun
Gleks Alley
Sussman
Ior Yomnenn
Robine Ich
Connnelle Sith
Katemin
Swann
Frankie Shith
Om Rieter
Rotes & Genshere
Man Berman
Barry
Mclaughin
George Qunn
Mor
T Greenberg
O St Nw
JR Anderson
Draley
Post
Thomas Mehenma
P St Nw
Charles T Allen
St Nw
McDaniels
U St Nw
A McNally
Ith
Lealy
Lorda Ave
Mersh
Ontario Ave
Hodges
Mattingh
Kerfost & Co 7Th
Law Udonnells Aid
Glyde Grimes
Wis
Pride
Virgii & Co
Eye Sparks
Kloczewski
Park Ave
Thompson
Beard & McGuire
Harvard Drug Co
Harvard
JR Mayerith
Lauresaon Ia
Bloohn
Biren & Co
Rensiawy Bros
Murhy
Cy Jones
Patickoth
Lou Leemass
Otty
Weiss
Willan Weyman
Narejad
Jace Grevich
Toma
Wolo Terett
Ramsey
Lsw
Henry
Dunn
O Careron
Pullmay Dike
Knight
Kmst
JC Pallin
Reval
Fognne Dry Gords
Dent Wassineton
MOS Coren
Tunsen Bros
Sam Troaske
Kresner
Rolts
Croyn
LA Morten
Slater
Anne Port
Mose
Atholl & Heterr
Prion Ave
Park Rd
St S Mary
Rothery
Boghtwood Ave
Lenis
Beal
Beckman Ee
Jos Mierwu
Pee
Walden
TY Prank
Scott
Owene
Brook
Bone
Dewrlith
Cagher
Caspieri
Mnleier
Fanital
Foerts Bros
Tone
Moreland Bros
George Kekokire
William M Carl
Bassann
Eoward
Vernon Alexandria
Tawcett Kensington
Fuschutt
Burtt
S&h Kendrick Barston
Barber & Ross
Hirsh’s Shoe Stores
Seventh St. N. W
E and I Sts
Consult
Potomac Electric Power Oo
14Th St. N. W
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