Fire Chiefs End Work Convention in Columbus Ohio
The thirty fifth annual convention of the International Association of Fire Chiefs closed in Odd Fellows Hall after a busy session. Officers were elected with Fillmore Tyson and George Horton filling top roles, Columbus Onto chosen as next gathering city, and rivalries noted in the second vice president race.
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Brooklyn ON. Y.yaize
Deglines
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Jacksonville
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Macon
Baltimore
Second View
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Roarnoke
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Hymins
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Atuinte
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Georgia
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Springfeld
Ohio
National Association of Best Preachers in semicentennial meet
The National Association of Best Preachers of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens its semicentennial anniversary meeting at Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church in Four-dad a-halt northwest. About seventy delegates attend led by Rev Henry Emerson Lamton and Rev Jonathan Tecrie, with Rev S J Sherwood of Brooklyn as president. Programs include devotions, welcomes, and addresses beginning at 7:30 pm, open to the public.
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Washington
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Baltimore
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W. J. Boowell
James H. Ingram
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Funeral of Prof Patton At Western Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Prof. Edmund L. Patton were held at the Madeira apartments and conducted by Rev. H E Waddell Pratt and Rev. George Bailey. Pallbearers included J J Darlington C A Douglass J Alpheus Johnson Willan Brailey Thomas Bradley and Paullo H McGowan. Interment followed in Oak Hill Cemetery. Patton, esteemed educator, was praised for mastery of classical languages and his influence on students such as Darlington Douglass and Johnson.
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Western Presbyterian Church
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Madeira
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Second Presbyterian’ Church
George Bailey
Western ‘Presbyterian
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Cheries A. Douglass
J.” Altréus Johnuga
Willan ‘Brailley
Thomas Bradley
Paullo H. McGowan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dr. Patton
J. J. Darlington
Charles A. Douglass
J. ‘Alpheus Johnson
John
Patton
Wants Old Water Wheel for Pierce’s Mill Restoration
Rock Creek Park Commission plans to restore Pierce’s Mill, a colonial landmark, by installing an old water wheel to run again as if the mill were in operation. Secretary Daniel E. Gargea was authorized to purchase the wheel or have one built if needed, with work including cleaning the mill race to allow full wheel rotation. Pierce’s Mill, over a century old, now serves as a tea house for visitors.
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60 on inspection tours district commissioners visit city
District commissioners conduct daily inspections across the city and suburbs to review street and road improvements. They have already surveyed the Northeast Southeast and Southwest areas and plan a Northwest tour soon. Department estimates are submitted except for education and charities boards.
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Woman Arrested In Alleged Assault On W B Brigham
Catherine Spenser was arrested on a warrant charging assault on William H Brigham, who gave his 1706 Pennsylvania Ave NW address to police. She posted bond for today’s police court appearance and is linked to a quarrel witnessed by nearly 20 people near his home. Brigham works at the Government Printing Office and reportedly was unknown to residents last night. Also noted a $50 milk law fine for grocer George Clagett after a quart milk bottle contained glass pieces, with testimony from officer Tapedor Guerrant.
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W. B. Brigham
Willam H. Brigham
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Tapedor~Guerrant
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Langdale Hurt in Fall at District Building
The District parking assistant superintendent J W Langdale suffered vertigo yesterday morning near the District Building, fell hitting his head on a rock, was treated at Emergency Hospital and later sent home. Also mentions local restaurant ads and a deferred church social at First Baptist Church due to health concerns.
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Baltimore Women’s Missionary Society reelects officers
At the sixty sixth annual convention held at foundry M E Church Baltimore officers were reelected for the Baltimore branch of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Names include Mrs A H Eston president Mrs E B Stevens corresponding secretary and Mrs J S Rawlings recording secretary among others. Reports showed 51758.75 received with 5099.79 from Washington district and 4632.59 remaining. The meeting featured talks on missions in Japan and Mexico and adjourned after an afternoon session.
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Roland Park
Tile P. Hooper
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Ban on Bean Shoes Leads to Youth Heat Shooter Probe
Maj Sylvester acts to curb a stovepipe smashing trend blamed on Washington youths. Police report several damaged bats and broken windows as they move to halt the practice and enforce a quiet zone order. Local officials say complaints rise as communities seek relief from the disturbances.
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Kerry
Washington
Qapteine
Preciaeisy
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