Democratic Loyalists Rally Support for Mann in Virginia
The piece records Democratic leaders and supporters arguing that Virginians should keep the party in power, criticizing Republicans for “corporation control” and asserting that Virginia is a Democratic state unlikely to shift. It notes Representative Carter Glass and Carlin’s optimism, funding labor wages, and upcoming mass meetings across districts with speakers including Senator Martin and Judge Moncure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Party
Im Cannor
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 opens with lectures on pneumonia and heart disease
The Medical Society of Virginia began its meeting with a report on clinical law by Drs H Tecritl and colleagues from Trevond and Front Royal, followed by a pneumonia symposium by Drs Stennie, Anderson, and Plecker. Afternoon sessions featured papers on the heart in disease, insanity, and pelagra, with an address on tuberculosis. Eighty-one new members were added as the West Virginia State Medical Association opened its 42nd annual gathering in Tokins West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Miner electrocuted at Jim Grove coal mine death verified
A mine workman raised to reach a wall vent and touched a 350 volt trolley line, dying instantly. A false explosion report prompted relief efforts before investigators corrected the record. The piece also promotes Higed's Sarsaparikin for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Grove
Whente
Tim Aatently
It Is a Delusion to Trust Ready Made Overcoats
Reliable Tailors at 505-507 Seventh Street argue against ready made overcoats and claim custom made garments cost the same price while offering superior workmanship and fit. They emphasize tailoring as the clothier's profit offset by quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
Guests of Torney See Drill at Fort Myer
Distinguished visitors and medical officers from the United States and abroad attended a reception in honor of Surgeon General George H. Torney at the Shorhasa Hotel. The party then watched a cavalry drill at Fort Myer and visited Arlington Cemetery before a Willard Hotel session discussing military medical organization and efficiency led by Lt. Col. R. G. Ehert and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Alfred Keogh
Brities
Alejandro Ross
Mexico
Ruott
Mar. Lannan
Floeckinger
Capt
Blech
Col. la Garde
la Garde
Chicago
Trust Company Appeals In Whitney Power Case
Bankers Trust Company of New York appealed a federal court ruling in the Whitney Power Company matter over a 6 million dollar water power plant two miles from Salisbury North Carolina. The appeal suspends work on the project as the completion issue remains unresolved. In Spencer North Carolina a machinist named O A Chambers was severely injured when a locomotive dome trim struck him on the head fracturing his skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust Company
Whitney Power Company
Salisbury
N. C
Bankers’ Trust Company of New York
Pritchard
Whitney’ Power Company
Spencer
N.C
O. A. Chambers
Southern Shops
Slain by His Prisoners In Salt Lake City
C C Riley former Washington Police patrol driver and Salt Lake City special detective was shot dead by two hold up suspects after arresting them. Riley 20 years old, married with a wife and child, died after being shot twice more as the suspects fled up an alley. He had come to Salt Lake City two years ago after serving in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Salt Lake
Epeeta
Salt Lake Cletah
C. C. Riley
Salt Lake City
Washington, D. C
Riley
Virginia
Belated Inquiry Clears Man in Abingdon Counterfeit Case
John Preston of Johnson City was held by a grand jury in Abingdon, Virginia, on a counterfeit coin charge. The coin was later found genuine after five months in jail, prompting Secret Service officials to question how evidence stayed unexamined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Nere
John Preston
Johnson City
Grand Jury
United States Court
Abingdon
Tae
Bristol
Secret Service Bureau
Cater Wille
W. Herman Ransom
Roxirom
South
RANDOLPH-MACON'S FUTURE POLICY DISCUSSED
Trustees meet at Randolph-Macon Woman's College to review policy after Carnegie foundation dispute. Judge B D Newman attends as board head, with plans for a full trustees meeting October 25 to outline future direction. Disparate interpretations of last June action cited as basis for potential withdrawal from Carnegie list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Forecast From The Weather Bureau
Weather bulletin notes developing disturbance in the western region with light precipitation toward the Tokyo Mountain area and showers along the South Atlantic coast. Temperatures largely steady in the east, rising in the middle states, and falling near the Rockies and Missouri Valley. Winds shift along coasts, with moderate westerlies toward the Grand Banks for ships departing Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
School Exhibition Showcases Flowers and Vegetables
Washington public schools held a vivid exhibit of flowers and produce from student gardens at Rosedale and Franklin displays. The event featured grade wide entries, parent receptions, and a strong emphasis on self raised items. An athletic meet followed with Madison School leading in points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Regulations
District health inspectors familiarize with cattle testing rules as enforcement starts. Last week 15 dairy farms in the District 53 in Maryland and 33 in Virginia plus 8 dairies in Virginia were inspected, totaling 1 873 cattle. One cow condemned for tuberculosis and one notice issued to correct farm conditions. Fourteen private slaughter houses in the District were inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Health Department
Maryland
Virginia
Belasco to Feature Daniels and Brittany Balletings
Washington theatergoers will see Belasco stage Frank Daniels in The Belle of Brittany, a Shubert produced vehicle, with a large cast and elaborate settings. National La Salle and other venues also schedule La Sale Fuller ballets and dance stars such as Rita Sachets, Signora Faller, and Miss Fuller, plus Denman Thompson’s The Old Homestead at Columbia, and various vaudeville acts at Chase's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Chase
Mme. Maud Roche
Signor de Caro
Sicilian Opéra Company
Sleedes
Mysterloug
Trek Hech and Company
Barry
Walford
Newell
Niblo
Multilingual Postmaster Poster On Mail Safety
Postmaster General Hitchcock issues a notice to protect alien mail, displayed in nine languages Italian German French Russian Hungarian Swedish Danish Yiddish and Welsh at immigration stations banks and many post offices for newly arrived immigrants to receive mail securely and without danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vostmaster General
Poaters
Hitchcock
United States
Georgetown Citizens Thank The Washington Post
Georgetown Citizens Association at a regular meeting praises the Washington Post for generously supporting a recent carnival lawn fete and regatta. The resolution requests district commissioners seek congressional appropriation for annual outdoor affairs, modeled after New York Boston Philadelphia and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Ita
District Commissionera Heter
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Maryland Weddings in Rockville and Nearby Towns
Rockville and surrounding Maryland towns report several marriages today. Nellie Eveline Morningstar and Edward Luther Fisher wed at a Rockville minister’s home. Ida F. Poole and Archie Palmer married in Washington. Leura V. Ricketts and Arthur Selby also tied the knot near Potomac. In Hagerstown Julia Seibert and Richard Cushwa wed at St Mary’s Church, followed by Georgia Wishard and William Moran at St Mary’s parsonage. Lida Motter and Frank Robblne Jr. married at Frederick home. Marie Ile of Washington linked to an unidentified partner, with plans for Harpers Ferry residence.
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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
Har- Menburg
Hobo Day in Court at Lenient Police Rules
In police court yesterday a lenient order allowed many vagrants to bond out after arraignment as judge Aukam showed mercy. Offenders included James McDonald and William James amid drunken allegations, with McDonald defending his hard work and pledging reform, while others faced penalties for vagrancy and smoke violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aukem
James McDonald
William James
James
McDonald
Trishman
Washington
Sfe
Donald
St Jan
Dennis
Dennis Long
R. E. Jones
Angie Worms
Blasiggar
Michael Patten
Pittsburg
Pirates
Tigers
Sam Bright
Boston
Patten
Bright
Bay State
Massie
Iroage Aukam
Mattie Talpot
Pollcs
Ricks
Aukam
Matti
Vance Resigns as George Washington Law Dean for Yale Post
Dean W R Vance of George Washington University Law School says personal interests compel him to accept a professorship at Yale. He notes reluctance to leave GWU but emphasizes his support for elevating standards and aiding President Needham. Yale election of the dean triggers a sensational reaction among law school faculty. The university reports higher registrations this year than last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 damages stable and pin factory in Hagerstown area
Special to The Washington Port reports a fire on Foundry street destroying the France stable and steller Saxton property. Wiener's pin factory adjacent faced danger as workers fought the blaze and suffered burns. Fire officials and residents were shocked by electrocution near a wire fence. The home of Joseph Carbaugh on South Mountain near Hisffield burned at midnight with most contents lost while Carbaugh was away in Waynesboro. His wife saved only a few 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 Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
A promotional notice touts Pape's Diapepsin claiming relief from indigestion and stomach discomfort in five minutes. It promises no belching, heartburn, or foul breath, and says a large 50 cent case digests food and cleanses the stomach, with quick and lasting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Funeral for infant grandnephew of Mrs Logan Payne
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock for John A Logan Payne infant son of Mr and Mrs N B Payne of New York City and grandnephew of Mrs John A Logan The small casket was brought to this city Tuesday by the parents and Mrs Tucker and laid in Gen John A Logan's tomb at Bar Rack Creek Cemetery Philadelphia Customs Inspector Walter H Watson of Philadelphia is mentioned in the text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Taly Pellagra
Virginia Association
Roanoke
Que
Schwartz & Pelzman
Torney
Rational Cemetery
Capt. Jones
Medical Corps of Nations
Sir Alfred Keogh
Usgex
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
Bastia
Beng
Sti Jal
Ae Sndamb
Jehu “Preston -Tran
United Stated Secret Service
Raine Ita
Susabiac
Poe
Porsihin
Araghine
Wednarday
Mitrat
Ashavite
Buttai
Dee Molney
Galvertan
Helena
Jaexwouville
Little Rock
Arik Ka Aiies
Mardur To
New Orteana
Land
Laks City
Ao . Paul
Mino
Neefeld
AlVieksbisg
Toledo
Tabies
River Bulletin
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
Beatie
Frownie Csrrall
Mile
Vunita
the van Brothers
Fred Nibio
Columbia Theater
Fred Niblo
Stain
Gibraltar
Pyrenees
Spain
Cadiz
Oiiver
Ald Seville
Carmen
Cordova
Alhambra
Madrid
Jase
Hs Hokor
Little
Bil Scromzs
Fesaia
Avkem
Philip Pardorano
Pardorano
Soldier
Michael Garvey
Garvey
Bia
Judge Aukam
Mascle
Guairdhouse
Joy Riders
Frank A. Hutchuson
Chacics
Grier
Thomas W. Smith
Orton Amd Hutchins
Michael W. Sullivan
Hutchinson
Orion
Smith
Augam
Creee
Fay
Lansburgh & Bro
Iron Crown
Sidney West
Christian Xander’s
PRIDE
Port America
7Th St
Prom Mun
Gall
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
Nenes
Val
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