Freshman Sophomore College Class Rush Ends With Flour and Fire Hose
Baltimore on October seventh saw violent clashes as freshmen and sophomores at local colleges clashed. At the College of Physicians and Surgeons freshmen were covered with flour and drenched with water, ruining clothes and prompting police action. Johns Hopkins University freshmen and sophomores fought, nose injuries reported and furniture smashed. University of Maryland noted general acrimony. Police reserves rushed to defend the main entrance as crowds blocked streets. Professor William Simon was soaked when flour sacks hit him, praised for enduring the ordeal.
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
Baltimore
Johns Sopking University
Dean Griffin
University of Maryland
College of Physicians
William Simon
MISS MARY GILES A BRIDE Weds H W Blunt in Hagerstown
Washingtonians attend the H W Blunt wedding of Miss Mary Giles at the bride’s uncle’s residence in Hagerstown. The groom is Harry W. Blunt Jr. of Gaithersburg, Montgomery County. Local guests included Dr and Mrs Hepburn Yarnell and Miss Cary Blunt.
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H. W. Blunt
Hagerstown
Washington Post
Flageratown
Mary Giles
Popular Society
Hiegerstans
Harry W. Blunt, Jr
Ah Stock Server
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Wilww Kenlnofi
J. Pov Tyler
St. John's Episcopal Church
Bir Siaur
Wilson Giles
Joseph H. Bradley
Washington
Blunt
Megul
Hepburn Yarnell
Virginia Ghent
Cary Blunt
Sprigs
Wastington
North Carolina items from a busy regional gathering
Report of a Spencer meeting with officers from Atlantis Richmond Knoxville Oakdale and others. Typhoid sickened Kempt Haughton and a lay missionary movement opened by the Reformed exarch in North Carolina. A lineman died after electrocution at Greensville. a boy was accidentally shot in Brunswick. a 9 year old was disciplined at Sunday school in Durham. a Maryland wedding was halted due to age and consent. Bethesda Republicans held a county campaign kickoff with Cummings Garrett and Newcomb.
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U. Mou A
Southern Railway
Spencer
Atlantis
Richmond
Knoxville
Oakdale
Reformed Exarch
North
Cacallan
Salsbury
de. Wilton BE. Lampe
Philadelphia
Reformed Church
Brunswick
Durham
Wigeo
Spellbindera
Bethesda
Get. T
Alfred Wilson
Andrew. Cummings
John A. Garrett
House of Delegates
Newcomb
English Soccer Victory Over Mount Washington A C Pilgrims Win 14
English soccer players from Mount Washington A C lose to the Pilgrims in Baltimore with a 14 to score, and local plans for a final city match next Saturday feature a team from local clubs. Jacob Stein is named president as Buffalo Baseball Club sees leadership changes with A B Potter stepping down and Stein replacing Smith as manager.
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Baltimore
Association
Mount Washington
Ssuttalu
N.Y. Dot
Buffalo Baseball
A. B. Potter
Legel Company
Jacob 8
District Duckpin League results for Central
District Duckpin League standings and totals show Central 98, Avanel 175, 579, 50a), Ra Geikert SR 09, Krane 390, BAB 493. The fragment lists team scores and player initials with unclear context but indicates overall totals for the match or league segment.
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Duckpin League
HM ‘Central
Geikert
Krane
Avenel
Amelie Rives Mother Dies in Richmond Castle Hill
Mrs Alfred Langdon Rives died at Castle Hill Richmond Va after a long illness. She was the mother of Princess Troubetskey author and widow of Col Rives a noted engineer and railroad leader with ties to prominent Virginia families. Her husband died in 186? at 74 after serving in the Confederate era and various railroad positions.
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Alfred Langdon Rives
Castle Hill
Richmond
Alfred Landon Rives
Troubetskey
Albermaine County
Long Tines
Mire
Hives
Mra. Rives
Wiliam Cabell Rives
France
Paris
Ecole Polytechnique
Napoleon II
Charles’ Lessepe
Algiers
Meigs
Washington Aqueduct
Jang
Johnbridge
Virginia
Col. Rives Offeran
Col Rives
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Richmond Andanville Railroad
Panavia Railroad
Probing Rogers death as coroner to reexamine fatal electrocution
A coroner jury in Alexandria will reopen the death of Frank Tl Rogers, a young electrical engineer electrocuted at the Alexandria Electric Company plant. The body rests at his father William Rogers's home at 1282 King Street. Funeral planned for 3 pm at his father's residence. Police raid cocaine sellers. several suspects arrested in Alexandria. A Mission Society meeting in Washington discusses church business. A stolen horse and buggy recovered by Alexandria police. Mystic Shriners return home from Nazifolk temple initiation.
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Washington
AQT
King
Alexandria
Frank Tl. Rogers
Alexandria Electric Company
Moore
William Rogers
King Street
Demaine & Son
W. P.taylor
John H. Trimyer
Herbert Taylor
Thomas Chauncey
Maurice Wilkins
J. W. Goods
Young Rogers
John T. Roberts
Prince Street
Fayette Street
Virginia Briefs: Winchester mayor fines four for liquor law
Mayor Baker fined Harry Chrismore Tony Graber Charley Fitspatrick and Fred M Wood forty dollars each for violation of the Byrd liquor law All four cases were appealed to the corporation court A Tennessee fruit raiser Joint Malaley was killed in the Tunway of his four mule team while driving to Bristol with a load of apples His team ran away and crushed him De Molay Commandery members left Lynchburg for Danville to attend the triangular conclave and inspection with Bayard and Dove commanderies from Roanoke and Danville
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Baker
Winchester
Harry Chrismore
Tony Graber
Charley Fitspatrick
Fred M. Wood
Corporation Court
Malaley
Shoans
Johnson County
Tenn
Bristol
de Molay
Lynchburg
Danville
Bayard and Dove
Roanoke
Virginia Weddings in Warsaw and Here
At Hague Episcopal Church today Miss Louise Sandford daughter of Mr and Mrs G M Sandford of Oldhams became the bride of Howard Snead of Lancaster county. They will reside at Lancaster Fredericksburg. Oct 7 Grant Osborne of Washington and Miss Eva Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Stevens were married here last evening at Rev RA Williams residence. The couple will reside in Washington.
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Warsaw
Hague Episcopal Church
Louise Sandford
G. M. Sandford
Oldhams
Howard Snead
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Fredericksburg
Grant Osborne
Washington
Eva Stevens
H. B. Stevens
RA. Wiliams
Obituaries and Notices From Virginia and Nearby
A Virginia obituary notices several death records. Julian R. Peebles treasurer of Nelson county dies at 71 in Lovingston leaving wife two sons and two daughters. William B. Grubb former Baltimore and Ohio employee dies of Brights disease at home aged unspecified leaving wife three sons two daughters. James Craig Fidale of Petersburg prominent citizen dies at residence aged seven? He served in Petersburg cavalry and was prisoner at Point Lookout, survived by three daughters. Miss Maude Fulton and Harry Wintermeyer wed in Charlestown today. Martin Luther Mowery and Sarah Belle Bryan wed at Trinity Reformed Church Mercersburg.
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Lynchburg
Julian R. Peebles
Nelson County
Lovingston
J. R Peebles
Chattanooga
Peebles
Georgia
W. M. Tunstall
Washington, D. C
Mias
Evelyn Peebles
Winchester
William B. Grubb
Baltimore and Ohio
Bright
Petersburg
James Craig Fidale
Patersbun
Petersburg Cavalry
Gna
Waa
Staunton hosts joint municipal leaders meeting in October
At Hotel Beverly Staunton hosts sessions of the League of Virginia Municipalities and the state board of trade with delegates from Richmond Norfolk Portsmouth Lynchburg Roanoke Suffolk and Waynesboro. Committees will draft a bill for the January Richmond meeting to seek a constitutional amendment expanding city governance powers.
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State Board, of Trade
Virginia
Staunton
Richmond
Assembly
League of Virginia’ Municipalities
State Board of Trade
Beverly
Norfolk
Portamouth
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Suffolk
Waynesboro
John W. Crancock
W. T. Stead
Iyn T. Hott
Leo Judson
Thomas 8. Purdie
Board of Control
Cutettns
John A. Cutching
Walter &. Addison
R. W. Withers
Hugh C. ‘Braxton
B.D. Halsup
Beverley Theater
AID FOR CONFEDERATE WOMEN AT V D U C CONVENTION
Funds for a Richmond home for needy Confederate women were urged at the Virginia division United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Lexington. Mrs Montague spoke on aiding widows and dependents of Confederate soldiers, noting two women presently cared for and seeking an endowment of 100 dollars.
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Lexington
Richmond
Virginia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Montague
A. J. Montague
Virginia Doctors Raise Dues At State Meeting
Special to The Washington Post Roanoke Va Oct 7 The Virginia State Medical Society raised annual dues from 2 to 8 dollars and elected officers. A $1000 gold purse was given to secretary Landon Edwards. The body endorsed a Senate bill raising pay for U S health board and marine surgeons. The session covered typhoid fever and tuberculosis.
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Washington Post
Roanoke
Virginia State Medical Society
Norfolk
Landon Edwards
Senate
United Statess Health Board
Ros
J. W. Avier
Atongterm Mountain
John Grennie
Tatersburg
Hawley Martin
Lynchburg
Fredericksburg
Atouriet
Weigat
Brook BU
Soueth
Asserlet
Wright
A. Wintat
Fitch
Sry
Rosnoke
Stephan Harchberami
Catt- Jota
MLM
Peareon
Brlatos
G. J. Thosaphin Eynehburg
Committen
W. T. Drewy
Stuart McGuire
Lh, Edwards
Lawless Named to Norfolk Bench in Surprise Move
Special to The Washington Yeoman Norfolk Va Oct 7 Joseph T Lawless selected to succeed Norfolk County Circuit Judge W W Portlock whose resignation was received by Gov Swan Lawless a prominent Norfolk lawyer and former secretary of the Commonwealth Portlocks illness prompted his departure political implications arise Portlock allied with fusionist forces while Lawless has shown no favoritism toward them and may be seen as a nonfusion pick
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Washington Yeo
Norfolk
Joseph T. Law
W. WN. Portlock
Swansen
Lawless
Commonwealth
Portlock
Norfolk County
Tagsé
Lawleng
Fortlock
A Popular Feature in The Washington Post Want Ad
The paper promotes its Free Want Ad section, inviting readers to place real estate and other notices at no charge. It emphasizes community service and that the column serves residents by forwarding useful notices page by page.
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Washington Post
Post
Washington
Piedmont Fair A Success Horse Show Draws Rich Entries
Special to The Washington Fort Winston Strem N C Oct 1 The Piedmont fair horse show drew larger and higher quality entries than any prior year. Racing results include the 2 23 pace with Maxle Direst first Major Viceroy second Earth Hungate third and Lady Henderson fourth, and the 2 12 7 trot with King Ashby winning in straight heats Red Maggie second Irene F third Rexhal fourth. Best time noted 2 1?
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Washington Fort
Winston Strem
N. C
Maxle Direst
Major Viceroy
Eastern Star meets in Parkersburg selects next Wheeling hosts
Special to The Washington Post from Parkersburg West Virginia notes the grand chapter of West Virginia Order of the Eastern Star closes its session naming Wheeling as the site for the next annual meeting on the third Wednesday in October. Officers elected include Grand Matron Marie Sobanaki Wheeling and Grand Patron Aldis Davie Pembroke among others.
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Washington Pass
Parkersburg
W.a
Grand Chapter
West Virginia
Order of the Eastern Star
Wheeling
Mra
Marie Sobanaki
Sra
Aldis Davie
Pembrore
Gratos
Min. Sallie “Kugersars
Faveos
Petyon
D. C. Onder
St Mary's
A. H. Debentarter
Mannington
Tregmurer
Ade L Hyer
Sutton
Ase
Togertoll
Parkerapar
Capitalists view Norfolk and Southern holdings tour
A party of capitalists and railroad men arrived in Capitalisns View to inspect the Norfolk and Southern Railroad holdings. They will attend the foreclosure sale set for Saturday in Richmond. Members include Marsden J. Perry chairman E T Lamb FR P Foster Gov Pothier and Union Trust capitalists with several New York bankers.
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Beaufort
Norfolk and Southern Railroad
Richmond
Mesaea
Marsden J. Perry
Norfolk of Southern
E. T. Lamb
Pothier
Rhode Island
Union Trust Company
Providence
R. J
New York
Fragmentary Legal Record Names Court Attornies and Cases
A damaged OCR legal record lists multiple court names and attorney names from the District of Columbia and United States courts. It references case fragments such as Parish versus Hedges and Zinkban versus Lineweaver, with various attorneys including Diggs, Thomas, Baker, Robinson, Holmes, and Levensaler. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and broken names.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Ana Ger
Deysbar
Dowslya
District of Callumbs
Attorpera CF
Digge
E. B. Thomas
Mieming
Attorneyy
Sones
Clinksonteen
Thomas
Shinmans Wa Rabmer
Attirmays
A.“ Bell
A.W. Levensaler
Toast McNamere
Motewo
United States
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Bose
Bem
L. Vetords
Jonerh
M. Stresburger
Adbine
C. A. ‘Dough
H. Hayden
Marcolius Batley
Pariah
Hedges
Leigh* Robinson
Holmes Courat
Zinkban
Lineweaver
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D W. Baker
E. Hy
W. A. Soombe
Jewelers and missing woman court records reveal high profile case
Disjointed docket from Equity Court No. 7 and Circuit Court No. 1 shows a missing jeweler and a young city woman, with numerous attorneys, bankruptcies, and adoptions. Multiple cases list plaintiffs attorneys Bulliven and Ross, and defendants’ counsel, detailing notes on asset seizures, bonds, and court orders.
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Neighborhoods
A dense listing of property transfers throughout Washington, detailing buyers and sellers such as O'Brien to James Fletcher, Guibert to Campbell, and many others. Transactions cover numerous blocks and squares including Salt, Ingleside, Seventh Street, and Columbia Heights, with prices commonly at $10 or down payments around $10, recording lot and block specifics and dates around mid month.
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Florence
O'Brien
William
James F. Fletcher
Lyndon J. Guibert
Mary C.ampbell
Joseph
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M. Ash
Mathew I
John J
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Emmet
Pitt
Verimian
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Francis A. Blundon
Susie W
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Geathet
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John £. Payne
Auie Brent Fare
Shaanen
Ess Berenad
Trown
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H. Chichester
Joseph H. Lawrence
Wilbur Ey Lawrance
Fifteenth Street
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Sadeux
Willian R
Norah B. McGee
Bame
Eva Mi. Bare
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Euoyne D. FL ‘Brady
Ann Previked
Friedlander
Lewis Galligher
Mount “Pubasan Tamer
Charlee H. Chambers
Columbia Heightr
James Martin
Ulli McClellana
Lie
Brock
Fifth Street
Fana @ stracts
Georgs C
Fumphrey
William Mawnan
Henry J. Ravotes
I. Square
Mount Pleasant
James A. Cantt
Dales Mi
Carter
Grace W. Carter
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Tecia
Breaninger
Catherlas & Hlerrem
Square
Merbers
Jabez Lee
Florence V'Tirtes
Sherwood
Brookland
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Charles W. Blackwout
Albary G. Wimar
James B. Winer
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Lewis A. Yates
Weenmans
George BM
Emmerich
Eerure
Elieabeth
Jobo C. Rokiot
George C Gerlian
Prancan McDevitt
Aunrleriy
Wood Et Ux
Heneut LL Schmit
Harry NM. Packard
Millie P
Geora
Duliua
Kpevece
Hupluel Av Sbanafelt
Richard G. Morgom
del Goldestere
Mad ‘Chariea B. Morgan
Carrie Gujéonbare
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Rudd
Ernest L. P
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George “M. Himmerich
Gu S. Square
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Joan L. Knopp
Isaac H Fryant
Meridian Hill
Jane W
Virginia
Henry F. Mooney
Ilabert B. Bloadon
Francie A
Columbia Heights
Jinnie C. Younger
Walter &. Wilco
George F Haas
Emma
Peel
Inco Hobebeck
Sama
Robert Lee O'Brien
Alvin G. Dell
Moore & Babboca
Joreph F. Warder
Susie W. Lean
Francis A Blundon
Marr
Goodrick
Colembia
Littie McClelland
Robert Tan O'Brien
Alvin Sele
Aecure
Jamse Martin
Charlie T. Chambers
Rational
Savings “and ‘Trust Company
UC Mecurmamen
A. Cahill
Dasid J. Durges
Yanra
Peremat
Semienavaily
Ernest L. Schmide
Francis
Donte Fan
Bane Property
William SM Newman
Henry J. Kapplerczuz
Flarenca
Price
Harry J. “Packard
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National Savings and Trusk ‘Company
la Secure Jamen A. Cibili
David J. Bualgan
Yer Ouyt
Seuilaunually
Braet L. Schmidt
Cunigan
Eeene L. Herron
George B. Fleming
Edward J. Hillver
William T. Crane
First-Degree Murder Convicts White Man in County
Wilmington North Carolina October 7 Jorem Stephens aged 27 was convicted of murder in the first degree after a week's trial. He shot rival sanitary contractor HR Shirlay on the streets last July. It is the first white man capital felony conviction in the county since the Civil War. Stephens faces electrocution tomorrow at Raleigh with an appeal to the Supreme Court planned by his attorneys.
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North Carolina
Wilmington
N.C
Jorem
Stephens
Shirlay
Raleleh
Suprezze
Hung Jury in Murd er Trial Discharged After Guilt Dispute
In Lynchburg Virginia Angelo Hamilton faced murder charges for the June attack on Mrs Sallie Hicks who died seven weeks after the wound. The jury, unable to agree, reported a hung verdict with 11 for murder in the first degree and 1 for second degree. The Harrisonburg trial of Max Hirsch on another murder case nears its start as evidence concludes. Masons lay cornerstone on Chuckatuck Christian Church in Hobson Virginia with Dr W W Staley delivering the chief address. Samuel Martin, 78, wealthy Democrat and former county commissioner candidate, dies in Hagerstown. Thomas Cover Jr narrowly escapes death after his wagon plunges into a sewer manhole in Winchester. Henry Custer, cousin of Gen George A Custer, dies in Clarksburg West Virginia.
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Angelo Hamilton
Mra
Sallie Hicks
Cotton Town
Washington Pont
Harrisonburg
Max Hirsch
Laula Isaacs
Hass
Commonwealth
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Jack Lee
Masons
Hobson
Chuckatuck Lodge
New Christian Church
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Suffolk
Samuel Martin
Spechal
Washington
Hagerstown
Welter Newcomer
Lesternburg
Winchester
Thomas Cover, Jr
The
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Shaft on Kings Mountain dedication at Point Pleasant
An October dedication marks the Kings Mountain battle site at Point Pleasant with a federal monument costing 35000. Governors from three states and other officials attend as soldiers from regular Army honor the colonial victory. The ceremony features readings by Mrs Clara Dargan Maclean and an address by Dr Henry N Snyder.
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Finley
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Clara Dargan Maclean
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Kitchin
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EL Finley
Hic
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Campbell
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Point Pleasant
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Whitten
Gen. Grosvenor
Athens
Otte
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James A. Hughes
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Equitable Cooperative Building Site Seeks Securing Deals
Complex list of property transfers and mortgage terms includes Highview area lots and blocks, multiple assigns, and annual or monthly payment structures. Names such as Muncaster Fletcher McLeran Joner Hilton Wardman appear with sums like 3600 and 30000.
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Truat
Wpcation
Highview
Alranier Muncaster
Wiliam Fletcher API Johe
Percy ‘Thotapem
Walter E. Hilton
Willson
Harry Wardman
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Henry M. Kolb
Et al i Firnet C. Dable
Harry B
Witlaon St al
Fred TL. Waast
Nasta W. Wager
Fred JL. Wagar
Et ‘Ux
Portia W. Wager
Maple Grove Parm
Capital Traction
Fang
Harry Warduex Ead
Thomsa Bones
Gen. Custer
Clarksburg
Henry ¥. Custer
George A. Custer
Custer
Maryland
Washington Loan and Trust Company
John Joy Edson
Corner
Ninth and
F Streets
Foint Pleasant
Golf
Washburn-Crosby Co
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