West Route 18 Favored by Fairfax Resident for Exhibition Road Plan
Fairfax County Virginia resident William T Down urges a staged development along West Route 18 from Mount Vernon to Alexandria. He touts improving the brick yard road into a grand thoroughfare linking Washington to Mount Vernon for an exhibition of industrial sections, with multiple states sharing costs. He cites benefits for travel, commerce, tourism, and national prestige, urging public support and state cooperation.
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Washington
Alexandria
Nis
Fajrtas
Ihe
Teximing
Tehen Win
Arlington
Mount Vernon
Combe
Wrukl
Ulis
Hethetttes
Virgina
Varias
Masa von
Inch Lew Sr
Pru
Wrath
United States
Anlington
Slexantiia
Catt
Ctonbla
Virgia
Stesien Hiya
Yds
Oper
Westiile
Virginia
Mount Verne
Walviston
Ghulins
Charles Glover
Liisens
Swovindia
Dane
Marlin
Semligedd Milliam T
Fairview
Pairfax County
Weather Conditions From Agricultural Weather Bureau Report
The report describes a tropical disturbance moving northwest near Mobile toward Key West, with the Weston storm centered in the Lake Superior region bringing general rains across the central states. Colder, windy conditions spread from the Northwest eastward, with unsettled weather over the Atlantic and coastal regions. Storm warnings and shifting winds are noted along the coasts, plus temperature, humidity, and sunshine data for the local area and other cities.
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Deat of Agriculture
Burau
Warrington
Suedsy
Havede
Mobile
Key West
Gulf
Lake Supsier
Staten
Enya
Ohio Valley
Gull
Manisigpl
Korky Mountain
Inludie Atlantc
Superior
Quehigan
Huron
Mt Tyle
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Inkes
Grand Banks
Theosophy Explained Goes Beyond Science
Florence Duffie argues in a Wheosophic meeting that matter is reducible to particles and spheres. occult theory tracks a progression from physical to astral to heavenly realms. She claims science cannot reveal the invisible world and that spiritual purification leads to eventual celestial reward.
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America
Europe
Florence Duffle
Duffie
Father
Heavenly
Trains collide head on in Kansas and Texas crash
A head on collision between a passenger and freight train occurred on a line near Wissvirt Kansas and Texas this afternoon. Three crew members were injured while passengers escaped unhurt. The wreck reportedly caused by wrong telegraph orders. Injured include P A Neely and F L Andrews among others.
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Kansas
Texas
Gan No
P A Neely
Thomay
Met Vlerks
Mrs Guibert Attempts New Christian Science Church
Mrs Delan Guibert seeks to establish a Christian Science church in New York. At a Hotel Gotham meeting only 49 attendees were present, with 40 personal friends of the project. The standard Christian Science rites were observed and no further details were disclosed.
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Guibert
Washington Post
New York
Delan Guvarts
Christian Scientist
Gotham
OAS
Atlantic City STHL Wet Sees Beachfront Cafes Close
Beachfront cafes along Atlantic Avenue in Atlantic City closed Sunday and Monday as reformers push a grand jury indictment plan. Prohibition authorities did not issue closing orders, leaving other saloons to open, while managers anticipate actions by Judge Trenchard and the grand jury next Tuesday.
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Saisons
Washington
Atlantic Cly
Atlantic Avenue
May
Tuesdas
Omicinla
Supreme Juailee
Trenchard
Grand Jury
Marshall Presses Democratic Realignment Against Taggart
In Indianapolis on October 19, Governor Marshall announced support to lead the Democratic party against Taggart’s machine. He opposes any state convention action on local option and would keep legislators uninstructed unless their districts urge action. Marshall aims to steer the party toward a new line of attack and preserve key elements, while Taggart, Senator Pleming, and Representative Sweeney plan an anti local option campaign next year but face challenges to implement it.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Gov Marshall
Taggart
Pleming
Representaive Sweeney
New Post for E F Caverly joins E F Hutton & Co
Edward Ploy Caverly a Washington broker joins E F Hutton & Co as joint manager with Thomas Hume at 1361 F Street Northeast. He has twenty years in financial circles and previously held roles with Arma & Drury and Harriman & Co, resigning April 28 to take the new position.
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E. F. Hutton & Go
Edward Ploy Caverly
Brcher
Washington
F Hutton & Co
Thomas Hume
F Street
Cayors
Vic Way
Arma & Drury Corporatin
Lagto
Positon
Harriman & Co
G Bowles Clipman
Tailoring Work Display From Builders Leads Inside Store
A storefront offer invites customers to come inside to see a best lime of fabrica, with other units available at low prices. The notice mentions SCHWARTZ and PELZMAN at 505807 Seventh Street and emphasizes tailored work and in-store samples.
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Fabrica
Ht Schwartz, & Pelzman
Seventh Street
Pay Rolls at Pittsburg Reach New High
Special to The Washington Post Pittsburg reports biweekly payrolls at Carnegie Steel will be the largest since the two year depression, estimated at 30 dollars or more. National Tube plants face similar conditions as Monongahela valley operations run about 75 percent capacity and will rise toward full after the cutters strike at American Window Glass in Monongahela City ends.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
National Tube Company
Monongahela Valley
American Window Glass Company
Monongahela City
Physician Shot Dead After Altercation in Bushnell
Dr J El Skipworth, a leading Gulf Coast physician based in Bushnell, is fatally wounded after an afternoon confrontation with H J Thomas. An earlier dispute led Skipworth to demand an apology for remarks about him. as he turned away, Thomas used a shotgun in a drug store, firing both barrels. Skipworth is not expected to survive until morning.
Mexico Drops Corn Duty Amid Shortage
Mexico temporarily removes the duty on corn to replenish supplies as droughts and poor harvests drive prices up. The move aims to prevent extortionate costs while allowing U S shipments to enter more freely.
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Laredo
Tex
Republic of Mexico
United States
Mexico
Catholic University Opens New Year with Shahan Address
Dr Shahan, rector, opened the twenty first scholastic term at the Catholic University of America with solemn high mass and benediction. Attending clergy and seminarians from Holy Cross, St Thomas Aquinas College, the Immaculate Conception, Marist, St Augustine, Franciscan Monastery and Apostolic Mission House heard remarks on the universitys advantages and recent faculty additions including Dr Frank O Har and Rev Dr Dant J Kennedy. Kennedy, a Dominican, becomes first religious order member to hold a full professorship at the university.
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Catholic “Niversity of America
Prieate of
Ypralty
Prieats
Oly Cross College
St. Thomas Aquinas [Gottege
Te College ‘of the Immaculate Conception
Marist College
St Austin'a College
Franciscan Monastery
Apostolic Mission House
Thomas Joseph Shahan
Hol
Rheaban
Shahan
Frank O Hars
University of Berlin
Dant J Kennedy
Kennedy
University
Ibahan
Nicholas Weber
Cathole University
John M Cooper
Cooper
American College In
Rome
Anon
United Churches urged to form allies against modern threats
Reverend A H Thompson of Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church urged Catholics and Protestants to unite against social and moral dangers. He cited economic trusts and poverty as calls for closer church cooperation and organization across denominations to confront forces threatening society.
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McFaul
H ‘Thompson
Waugh Methodist
Neum
God Ang
Missionaries Ask For More Indemnity From Turkey
The Moning Fest's Constantinople correspondent reports American missionaries in Turkey inform Ambassador Oscar Stique that Turkey's proposed indemnities for the Adane murders are inadequate. They urge the U S government to demand punishment of the murderers and full accountability.
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London
Moning Fest
Constantinople
Turkey
Oscar Stique
Adane
Bible Study Debate At Young Men's Christian Association
Rev Dr GA Harbour defended open scholarship on Bible study while criticizing rigid dogma. He urged balance with modern insights and cautioned against treating daily chapter reading as sufficient. Following the talk, clubs tackled child labor and Jesus social teaching, with sessions resuming Tuesday.
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Msoer Cruesmana
GA Harbour
Ig Young Men's
Christian Assatiation
Barhouy
Hbf Macfarland
Maurice Miller
Life Problem Club
Round Table Club
Charles F Nesbit
Jesus
The Christ of Theosophy and the Bible Clash
The Rev Arthur Spooner argues in a Presbyterian sermon that theosophy dethrones and disrobes Christ, leaving Him naked in humanity. He contrasts the Bible’s Christ with theosophical claims, cites Mrs Besant, and warns the faith risks blending doctrines with external savior ideas.
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Arthur Spooner
Sixth Presbyterian Church
John the Baptist
John
Jesus
Lamb of God
Jesus of
Nurae
Messian
Wind
Vquor Fraternity
Saloon Attads
Theosophists
God
Theosophy
Irving
Missionary Meeting Today at Wesley Chapel
The annual meeting of the Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Churches in the Washington district will be held at Wesley Chapel, Fifth and F streets NW. Two sessions, morning and afternoon, feature reports, a financial report, and talks by Miss Mary Peters on foreign missions in China, Mrs Hang Farmer on the Philippines, and Dr Rachael Bean on medical missions in Shantung, with about eight delegates expected from Yorkville churches.
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Womens Foreign Missionary Society
Washington
Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth and
F Streets
Robert M
Hang Farmer
Manis
P I
Rachael Bean
Shantung
Hina Wil
Yarlong Methodist
Washineton
Rally by Missionary Movement to Launch Nationwide Campaign
A nationwide laymen mission campaign to arouse Protestant churches to support missionary work will be launched this week across 75 cities. Taft, Bryce, Pinchot, and multiple prominent speakers will headline the Washington convention in November and a large New York program in January.
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Men of the Churches
Washington
Bryce and
Pinchot
New York
Lnique
United States
Taft
Publc
Army and Navy
Mission Board
Suffalo
Cleveland
Astern
Boston
Westington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Datrolt
Ely
Valys
Kocenas
Smsmanary
Far East
Pinchotts
Washimeton
Bryce
Chicago
Ape Henry B Macfarland
Board of Commissionirs of the
District
Phil Tenn
Seiden F Spencer
St Louis
DW Stevens
Columbia
Willam J Bryan
Samuel B Capen
Lewis
Seattle
George Sherwood Easy
India
J. Campbell White
Laymen'a Missionary Movement
Boy Charged in Accidental Shooting Death in Whately
In Whately on October 1 Marshall Sanderson, 16, fired a shotgun at his cousin Herbert Sanderson after a playful warning phrase. The shot struck the boy in the chest and he died an hour later. Police call the incident accidental and have not arrested the shooter.
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Norihampwon
Ofssy
Marshall Sanderson
Herbert Sanderson
Mae
Moose Gather Here Plan Many Entertainments
More than two hundred delegates from across the country attend the Social Order of the Moose convention in Washington. Delegates gather at the Ebbitt House for morning sessions, with receptions, banquets, and a ball planned. President Charles A Gadd of Detroit presides. evening events include a banquet at the New Mason Temple and a formal reception. Prior day activities included a Washington Herd No 9 reception at Moose Hall with a stein presentation to organizer Mary Haydee.
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Ebbitt House
J. B. McGilton
Weshington
Social Order of the Moose
Washington Herd
Charles A Gadd
Detroit
Wich
Treasury Department
Charlen A Gadd
Ebbitt | Boure Berlors
Oelock
Harry
Hubaen
H Talke
Washington
Herd No
J J McGiten
P H Kramer
Gardner
Z Crowley
Harry D Wayden
J C Conner
Supreme Oficera
Peter J .Drevelius
Mioh
Detrot
BR Hronsan Toleto Ghio
John F Boller
Buffalo
AL Rafter
Toledo
Ohio
Snandal
Theo J Delor
Meir
Harry J Hunt
Buffalo WY
City
D Haydee
Herd No 9
Peter J Drexelius
Order
Deliviered
Hotels and Residents Aboard Major City Listings
A dense OCR list details names of guests and residents at prominent hotels across cities including Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg and Washington with mentions of Riggs House Shoreham and other properties. It records companions spouses and occasional occupations or affiliations alongside numerous personal names and households.
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Boston
Lee Willard
William
Thompe Bom
Rigas Howse
Philadelphia
Andrew R Wight
Arington
GW Butler and Witt Riggs
Bones
Pitpsburg
Mies
Evelyn Witenes Willard
Alabama
Robert G
Arrington Montgomery
Calipgrnia
Lea Aymn Talbot
Frenette' Ware
San Francisco
Hilger Houee
Hilger Houee, Cownecncelt
Prises New Eghden
Plorwah
EK Bupuy and
Ware
Jenkintown
Egdiel House
Indianass
Harry Mtee Tudtanayote
Rigs
Ous
Massachusette
Mra
AP Andrews Rm
Pau CH Andrews
Brockiley
L Rertin
Wite
New Dedford Witlrd
Milbigan
Hey
JG Wi
Wlage House
Mirginlawdemes
Sigil Warrenton
Willard
Waghington
Joan W Roberts
Kellogg
Williaid
SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE OF BRAIN S A ON MONDAY
Fragmented OCR notes announce a special meeting of a BrainS stererk Association on Monday at 11 Ruamens of importance in Arereinton GEO LANDON. The requester seeks the writer’s address and other details.
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JOURN
BrainSstererk Association
Norte
Arereinton
Geo Landon
Jetter
Eddress
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Mart Cannon
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Washington Fost Bullring
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