Democrats Rally in Virginia Campaign Notes
A Democratic party voice defends living wages and condemns Republican attacks on corporations. Virginia politics feature Speaker Martin and Rep Carlin backing Judge Mann, with mass meetings across the Eighth District from October 1 to October 25 and a delegation of notable Democrats attending the Owl event in Shenandoah Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Antimachine Democrats
Judge Mann
Ruth
Carta
Carlin
Sid
Dranya Coulhouse
Senator Martin
Representative Carlin
Gordonsville
Judge Moncure
Louisia
Representative Carln
Alexandera County
Falls Church
Slip
Judge Moncury
Martin
Glass
Flay
RH. Tevbs
Toudoun County
Louis Barley
Alexwidyig
William H. Gaines
Warrenton
Richard Moncure
Alexandria County
Shenadoah Valley
Virginia Medical Society meets with sessions on pneumonia and heart disease
The Medical Society of Virginia opened its meeting with a report on clinical law by several doctors from Richmond and nearby areas, followed by a pneumonia symposium. Afternoon papers covered the heart in acute and infectious diseases, a discussion on versary use, pelagra cases, and a tuberculosis address. Eighty-one new members joined as the event continued in Tokins West Virginia.
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Spostal
Coa
Tionnoke
Det. G
Medical Society of Virginia
Dra. H. Tecritl
M. W. Parser
Garein
Edgar McGuire
Douglass Vanderhaol
Trehmond
Harry C. Cline
Front Dtuyal
John G. Stennie
Petersburg
W. R. Anderson
Farmville
W. A. Plecker
Hampton
A. G. Brown
Clehmont
Reed
Ht. Jones
Ken Parker
Wiliamsburg
Addsens Rida
Waitoes
Davin
Senstor Filkins
Davin Meimortal Hospital
No Miners Entombed In False Coal Mine Explosion Rumor
A false report of a mine explosion near Jim Grove spread claims that 20 miners were trapped. An investigation revealed no explosion and relief efforts were canceled. A worker at Placa's mine touched a 350 volt trolley line, dying instantly from the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Grove
Whente
Tim Aatently
Tailors Offer Made-to-Measure Coats at Fair Price
Reliable Tailors at 505 507 Seventh Street argue against ready made overcoats. They claim customers pay the same price but gain superior workmanship by bespoke tailoring, highlighting their use of clothier profits to fund fine craft.
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Seventh Street
Visitors of Torney Attend Fort Myer Drill in Washington
U S military surgeons from many nations were hosted by Surgeon General George H. Torney and Mrs. Torney at the Shoreham Hotel. A 2 p m cavalry drill at Fort Myer with Fort Myer troops followed by a visit to Arlington Cemetery preceded a Willard Hotel session where papers on military medical organization, transport, and training were presented by officers from the United States and foreign guests.
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Washington
of the Army
George H. Torney
George M. Sternberg
Alexander J. Stone
James Potter
Bunzo Tomatsuri
Henry P. Birmingham
Charles Lynch
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Myer
Col
Gearrard
Esa Ue Taaneuvers
Tarty
Arlington Cemetery
Farty
New Willard Hotel
P. ™. Rixey
United States
Lieat
R. G. Ehert
Harold W. Jones
U. S. Ay
National Guard
Jones
George F. Crampton
Pennsylvania National Guard
Red Cross
J. Steiner
Impérial War Ministry
Austria
Charles Foster
National Guard of
Massachusetts
Valery Harvard
U. S A. Medical Corps
Cuba
Alfred Keogh
Brities
Alejandro Ross
Mexico
Ruott
Mar. Lannan
Floeckinger
Capt
Blech
Col. la Garde
la Garde
Chicago
Control of $6 000 000 Plant Appeals From Decision
Bankers Trust Company of New York has appealed Judge Pritchard's Federal court ruling in the Whitney Power Company case involving the gantry of a $6 million water power plant near Salisbury North Carolina. The appeal delays resumption of work on the project. Locomotive dome strikes machinist in Spencer injuring him with a fractured skull.
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Trust Company
Whitney Power Company
Salisbury
N. C
Bankers’ Trust Company of New York
Pritchard
Whitney’ Power Company
Slain by His Prisoners in Salt Lake City
C. C. Riley, a Salt Lake City special detective and former Washington patrol driver, was shot dead by two hold-up suspects after arresting them and escorting them to the police station. Riley, 20, had served in the Washington force, moved to Salt Lake City two years ago, and left a wife and child. The fugitives escaped after the shooting. efforts to locate them continue.
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Washington
Salt Lake
Epeeta
Salt Lake Cletah
C. C. Riley
Salt Lake City
Washington, D. C
Riley
Virginia
Belated Inquiry Finds No Bastia in Counterfeiting Case
John Preston of Johnson City is released after a grand jury in Abingdon, Virginia, finds alleged counterfeit money genuine. Federal agents arrested him in Bristol, and Secret Service officials express confusion over coins kept as evidence for five months without expert examination.
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Abingdon
Beng
Sti Jal
Ae Sndamb
Jehu “Preston -Tran
Grand Jury
United Stated Secret Service
Secret Service
Nere
John Preston
Johnson City
United States Court
Tae
Bristol
Secret Service Bureau
Cater Wille
W. Herman Ransom
Roxirom
South
Randolph-Macon's Future Policy Set After Carnegie Talks
Trustees of Randolph-Macon Woman's College meet to discuss policy following Carnegie foundation correspondence. Judge B D Newman and executives plan a full board meeting October 2 to outline future actions regarding withdrawal from the Carnegie list and securing denominational support for the Randolph-Macon system.
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Carnegie
Washington
Lynchburg
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
B.D. Newman
General Board of Trustees
Randolph-Macon
Carnegie Foundation
Newman
Board of Trustees
Carnagie Foundation
Weather conditions from early October report
Weather report notes tropical disturbance developing in the western region with light precipitation near Tokyo Mountain area and increasing winds along the east coast. Showers occur from the southern Atlantic coast to central sections, with no significant temperature changes. Forecasts predict showers on the South Atlantic coast and possible effects in upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys as disturbances move eastward, with variable winds along the coasts and steady to rising temperatures in some regions.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weasher Bureau
Washington
DE. OG
Teoky
Bento Domingo
South Atlantic
Miesount
Mimisaiphi
Middle States
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
New England
Atlante
Thuralay
European Porta
Crand Banka
Schools Exhibit Fruits and Flowers at Rosedale Meet
A Washington public schools event showcased students plants and produce raised in school gardens, with displays at Rosedale playground and Franklin, plus an athletic meet. Top performers included Madison and Blow schools in volleyball and sack races, with notable baskets and lacework by young makers.
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Matison School Wing High I
Rosedale
Washington Public
Mbigg Wes
Rosedale Playground
Seventeenth and
Kramer Streets
Fortheast
Webb
Blow
Whistley
Pierce
Franklin School
Brankin
Thompson
Franklin
Normal
Twelfth’ Street
aArthur C.moses
Fregground Association
Henry B. West
Madison
Wheatley
H. ‘Hodgkins
T. White
F. Smith
Gertude Vaughn
Mary Rickards
Hon
Irene Burroughs
Gertrude Rocker
Cattle Tests Begin Under District Regulation
District health inspectors prepare for enforced cattle testing as regulations roll out. Last week 15 dairy farms in the District 53 in Maryland and 33 in Virginia plus 8 additional Virginia dairies were inspected. The report shows one cow condemned for tuberculosisis one notice to correct farm conditions five water samples tested and fourteen private slaughter houses inspected.
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District Health Department
Maryland
Virginia
Belasco to Feature Daniels in Two Kew Plays at Belasco
Washington crowds expect a large Monday night audience for Belasco starring Frank Daniels in The Belle of Brittany, with Shubert management. the show promises elaborate production and a 12 musician orchestra. Other engagements include National Theatre showcases with La Salle Fuller ballet works, Rodin praising La Lole, and Columbia presenting The Old Homestead with Denman Thompson in its twenty fourth season.
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Belasco
Frank Daniels
Washington
Aeems
Brittany
The
Shuberts
Mr. Daniels
London
Sky American
Shuterts
National
Gover
la Sale
Jiles Clerstie
Theatre Francais
Signora Rita Sachets
Will
Miss Foller
Columbia
Denman Thompson
Stead
Columbis
New England
Mr. Thompson
Fred Clare
Guy Kammer- Ine
Postmaster General Orders Multilingual Mail Notices Displayed
A government notice by Postmaster General Hitchcock directs posters in nine languages Italian German French Russian Hungarian Swedish Danish Yiddish and Welsh to inform newly arrived immigrants they may receive mail safely. The notices will be posted at immigration stations banks handling foreign exchange and numerous post offices.
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Vostmaster General
Poaters
Hitchcock
United States
Georgetown Citizens Thank The Washington Post for Help
Georgetown Citizens Association notes gratitude to The Washington Post for supporting a recent carnival lawn fete and regatta under the Washington Port patronage. The resolution seeks Congress funding to continue annual outdoor events similar to those in New York Boston Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Georgetown
Ita
District Commissionera Heter
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Maryland Weddings in Rockville and Hagerstown
Multiple spring to autumn nuptials reported across Maryland. Nellie Eveline Morningstar of Lime Kiln and Edward Luther Fisher of Washington Junction wed in Rockville. Ida Poole and Archie Palmer, both of Washington, united at the minister’s home. Also: Leura Ricketts and Arthur Selby wed near Potomac, and Julia Seibert and Richard Cushwa married at St Mary’s in Hagerstown. Frederick’s Lida Motter and Frank Robblne Jr wed at the bride’s home with Rev. J Spingler Kieffer assisting. Marie Wishard of Washington and William Moran of unknown origin wed in Rockville context. final note: couple to reside in Washington, D.C.
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Rockville
Oct
Nellie Eveline Morningstar
Lime Kiln
Prederick County
Edward Luther Fisher
Washington Junction
R. White
Baptist Church
Ida F. Poole
Archie & Palmer
Washington
Leura V. Ricketts
Arthur ©. Selby
Potoma
W. D.O' Keene
Rockviile Southern Methodist Church
Hagerstown
Julia C. Seibert
David Seibert
Richard B. Cushwe
Wiliam Cushwa
Clear
bHaesinifids
Har- Menburg
Hobo Day in Court Promises Leniency for Offenders
In police court yesterday Judge Aukam showed leniency after a city order to group vagrants drunks and beggars. Several offenders led by James McDonald and William James were released on personal bonds while others faced fines or brief detentions.
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Aukem
James McDonald
William James
James
McDonald
Trishman
Washington
Sfe
Donald
St Jan
Mattie Talpot
Pollcs
Ricks
Aukam
Matti
Vance Leaves George Washington Law to Join Yale Professorship
Dean W R Vance of George Washington University Law School has accepted a Yale professorship, citing personal interests guiding the move. He expresses reluctance to depart GWU and praises its efforts under President Needham, noting his six years of support and a desire for GWU to attain national standing. University records show a higher registration this year than last.
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W. R. Vance
George Washingtong University Law
Yale University
Law Schoo
George Washington University
Vance
Law School
George Washington Unieek
Gaorge Washington University
Needham
Washington
Fire Tragedy Strikes Foundry and Stable in Hagerstown
Special to The Washington Port reports a blaze on Foundry Street burning the France stable of Steller Saxton and endangering Wiener's pin factory. Firefighters battled the two fires as workers suffered injuries from electric shock and heat. Olin G. Meyer, John Duranda, and Clarence Lorsibaugh were shocked. Saxton’s factory burned in two with a man severely burned. A second blaze on South Mountain near Hislfeld destroyed the two story Carbaugh home and nearly all contents after an overheated stove sparked the inferno. Carbaugh was away in Waynesboro at the time, his wife saved only a few furniture items.
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Washington
Hagerstown
France
Steller Saxton
Foundry Street
Wiener
Jems H. Weber
Olin G. Meyer
Werwnterprive Fire Company
John Duraude
Clarence Lorsibaugh
Son
Mtateves
Joseph Carbaugh
South Mountain
Hisifield
Carbaugh
Waynesboro
Pape's Diapepsin Claims Fast Stomach Relief
An advertisement-style note touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion. It promises relief from dyspepsia belching and heartburn in five minutes, with a large case selling for 50 cents at local drugstores. It urges readers to ask their pharmacist for Diapepsin to restore comfortable digestion.
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Pape
Funeral for infant grandnephew of Mrs Logan
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs N B Payne of New York City and grandnephew of Mrs John A Logan were held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church. The little child John A Logan Payne died in New York on Monday and the tiny casket was brought to the city Tuesday with the parents and Mrs Tucker. The casket was placed in the tomb of Gen John A Logan at BarRack Creek Cemetery Philadelphia Customs Inspector Walter H Watson of Philadelphia is mentioned.
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Logan
N. B. Payne
New York City
John A. Logan
Joh. Reid Shanop
Metropolitan Methodiat Episcopal Church
John A. Logan Payne
New “York
Tuseday
Tucker
John A .Logan
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Toledo
Tabies
River Bulletin
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Signor de Caro
Sicilian Opéra Company
Sleedes
Mysterloug
Trek Hech and Company
Barry
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Newell
Niblo
Academy
J. Searla Dawley
Charles E. Blaney
Florence Elliott
Lyceum
Empire Show
Jess Burns
Empire
Empirere
Gayety—English Folly Company
Rose Hill Onglish Folly Company
Madame Ticklem's Seminary
George W. Rice
TF. Thomas
John E. Cain
Blanche Newcomb
Idydle. Vyner
Henrietta. Wheeler
Mie
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Frownie Csrrall
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the van Brothers
Fred Nibio
Columbia Theater
Fred Niblo
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Madrid
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Grier
Thomas W. Smith
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Michael W. Sullivan
Hutchinson
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Creee
Fay
Lansburgh & Bro
Iron Crown
Sidney West
Christian Xander’s
PRIDE
Port America
7Th St
Prom Mun
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YALE
G. W. U. Law School
W.R. Vance
New Haven
J. Bernstein
11Th St. N.W
American Barber Supply Co
ST. Mw. W
Philip Lederer
Hi Street
Jamnle G. Muir
Woo Min
Colonial Express
J. O. French
Kenyon Street
Sisters OF ST. Rosh
Phelpa
Ballantine
Newark
Philadelgiia Customs Inspector
Walter H., Watson
Philadelphis
Wilson & Mayers
Ibis
Royal Tapentey Brasseia &c
G Street
Nieves
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