West Route 18 Favored for Fairfax County Road Plan
William T Down of Fairfax County Va praises improving the West Route 18 from Washington to Alexandria for a grand project. He envisions building along the route to support an exhibition site and agricultural displays, with Mount Vernon and Arlington connections.
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Faifax County
Washington
Alexandria
Nis
Fajrtas
Ihe
Teximing
Tehen Win
Arlington
Mount Vernon
Combe
Wrukl
Ulis
Hethetttes
Virgina
Masa von Uns
mEgumay
Lew
Lee
United States
Anlington
Contin
Slexantiia
Mount Vernon Fee
Catt
Virgia
Stesien
Yds
al- Hidri
Westille
Othe
Virginia
Mount Verne
Walviston
Ghulins
Charles Glover
Liisens
Swovindia
Dane
Marlin
Semligedd Milliam T
Fairview
Pairfax County Valens
Weather conditions forecast from Warrington Seedsy note
Weather Bureau bulletin describes a tropical disturbance advancing north westward with heavy rains over the Lake Superior region and Ohio valley. It forecasts colder, windy conditions across the northwest and northeast, with storm warnings along the Great Lakes and east coast. Temperatures and humidity readings are given for the local area and other cities.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Warrington
Mobile
Key West
Gulf
Lake Supsier
Staten
Ohio Valley
East
Gull
Manisigpi
Missizsipmi
Korky Mountain
Mludie Atlante
Superior Quehigan
Huron
Mt Tyle
New England
Middle Allantic
Cowth
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Eurattea Parte
Grand Banks
Theosophy Explained Far Outreaches Science Says Spirits Form Spheres
Florence Duffie contests modern religious views in a Wheosophic lecture. She argues matter is reduced to atoms then broken into particles forming astral and heavenly spheres, illustrating how the occultist expands science beyond visible reality. She cites North Pole reports and hypnosis of physical limits to claim the invisible world surrounds us and growth toward heavenly reward continues after death.
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America
Europe
Florence Duffle
Duffie
Cook
Commander Peary
North
Pont
Father
Heavenly
Hell
Cristian Hellet
Zach
Dod
Tia
Washington
Goa
Thia
Trains Meet Head On Near Wissvirt Kansas and Texas
A passenger and freight train collided head on this afternoon near Wissvirt. Three crew members were injured while the passengers escaped unhurt. Officials blame a misrouted telegraph order for the crash. injured listed include P A Neely and FL Andrews.
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Kansas
Texas
Gan No
P A Neely
Thomay
Met Vlerks
Mrs Guibert Seeks New Christian Science Church
Mrs Delan Guibert attempts to start a new Christian Science church in New York. At the Hotel Gotham meeting only 49 attendees appeared, with 40 described as personal friends of the organizers, as the standard Christian Science service proceeded amid unclear remarks about the project’s location and nature.
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Guibert
Christian Science
Washington Post
New York
Delan Guvarts
Christian Scientist
Gotham
OAS
Atlantic City Sthl Wet Close and Open Cafes
Beachfront cafes near Atlantic City closed for the Sunday in anticipation of the October grand jury meeting while others stayed open. Reformers prepare a legal action led by Supreme Justice Trenchard to indict local operators, as authorities issue no closing orders.
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Saisons
Washington
Atlantic Cly
Atlantic Avenue
May
Tuesdas
Omicinla
Supreme Juailee
Trenchard
Grand Jury
Marshall Takes Leadership of Democratic Party in Indiana
In Indianapolis on October 19, Governor Guy Marshall agreed to lead Indiana Democrats, signaling opposition to Thomas Taggart’s machine. He opposes state convention action on local option and urges uninstructed legislators unless constituencies direct otherwise. The move aims to provide a new Democratic line and prevent alienation of key elements. Taggart allies Senator Pleming and Representative Sweeney plan an anti local option campaign for next year but must pursue it within the bloc.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Gov Marshall
Taggart
Pleming
Representaive Sweeney
Well known broker E F Caverly joins E F Huttons firm
Edward Ploy Caverly a prominent Washington broker will become joint manager with Thomas Hume at 1361 F Street Northeast. He has over twenty years in city financial circles and previously held roles with Arma & Drury and Harriman & Co, resigning April 28 to take the new post under G Bowles Clipman.
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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 That Pleases Display Ad Appeal
Tailoring work that pleases the eye with craftsmanship smoke shows a shop interior. Builders block display of four windows for the account but invites customers inside to see fabrics. Units 19 order as low as from SCHWARTZ and PELZMAN on Seventh Street.
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Fabrica
Ht Schwartz, & Pelzman
Seventh Street
Pay Rolls at Pittsburg Rise to Largest Since Depression
Special to The Washington Foot Pittsburg reports biweekly pay roll of Carnegie Steel expected at 30.00 dollars or more with many new hires since last pay day. National Tube Company plants show similar cantions. Monongahela valley operations run about 75 percent capacity and will reach near 100 percent after strike settlements at American Window Glass in Monongahela City.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
National Tube Company
Monongahela Valley
American Window Glass Company
Monongahela City
Doctor Skipworth fatally shot in Bushnell by assailant
In Bushnell Florida on October 1 Dr J El Skipworth a leading Gulf Coast physician was fatally shot by H J Thomas following a recent dispute. Skipworth demanded an apology and as he turned to walk away Thomas fired both barrels with a shotgun in a drug store.
Mexico Drops Corn Duty Temp to Replenish Supply
Mexico prints a temporary removal of the corn duty to relieve depleted stocks and curb extortionate prices. Severe droughts across the corn belt and recent floods have reduced growing crops and stored supplies, prompting officials to authorize large imports from the United States to stabilize market availability.
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Laredo
Tex
Republic of Mexico
United States
Mexico
Open New Scholastic Term at Catholic University Address By Dr Shahan
The Catholic University of America marked the twenty first scholastic term with solemn mass and benediction. Dr Thomas Joseph Shahan, rector, praised the university’s progress and announced new faculty appointments including Dr Frank O Hars and Rev Dr Dant J Kennedy F. Kennedy is the first Dominican to hold a full professorship. Also noted were appointments of Rev Dr Nicholas Weber S May and Rev Dr John M Cooper.
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Catholic
Luniversity of America
Uniivarsity
Oly Cross College
St. Thomas Aquinas
Gottege
Te College
the Immaculate Conception
Marist College
St Austin'a College
Franciscan Monastery
Apostolic Mission House
Thomas Joseph Shahan
Hol
Danbury, Conn
Williams A Hemmic
Fort Howe
Conn
Filo L Mitts
Morristown
N Oj
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
Urges Union of Churches to Combat Social Forces
The Rev A H Thompson of Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church urges Catholics and Protestants to unite against societal threats. He argues trusts and corporations reveal humanity's limits, and only closer religious cooperation can restrain evil, heal labor and capital tensions, and preserve faith, home, and morals.
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McFaul
H ‘Thompson
Waugh Methodist
St 1G Ncum
God Ang
Game
Missionaries Press for Adequate Punishment in Turkey
London dispatch reports American missionaries in Turkey have written to Ambassador Oscar Stique complaining that indemnities for the Adana massacres are inadequate. They urge the United States to press for punishment of the promoters of the killings and seek fuller redress.
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London
Moning Fest
Constantinople
Turkey
Oscar Stique
Adane
Bible Study Talks At YMCA On Modernism And Bible Reading
Rev Dr GA Harbour, secretary of the international committee of YMCA, urged openness to modern scholarship while cautioning against uncritical acceptance. Dr Barhouy praised studying the Bible and warned against overly rigid daily chapter reading. Bible study clubs then debated child labor and Jesus social teaching.
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Msoer Cruesmana
GA Harbour
Ig Young Men
Barhouy
Hbf Macfarland
Maurice Miller
The Christ of Theosophy and the Bible Clash
The Rev Arthur Spooner argues that Theosophy undresses and rejects Christ, leaving Him naked before humanity. He contrasts the Christ of the Bible with Theosophy, condemns assigning unique personality or external savior roles to Jesus, and cites Mrs Besant’s writings to support the critique.
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Arthur Spooner
Sixth Presbyterian Church
John the Baptist
John
Jesus
Lamb of God
Jesus of
Nurae
Messian
Wind
Vquor
Theosophists
Venturien
God
Theosophy
Irving
Phere
Jesus Chriat
Missionary Meeting Today in Wesley Chapel
The annual Women s Foreign Missionary Society meeting of the Washington district will be held today at Wesley Chapel Fifth and F streets NW in two sessions morning and afternoon. Reports include last year s financials with Miss Peters speaking on China foreign missions and Mrs Hang Farmer on Philippines mission work. Dr Rachael Bean will discuss medical missions in Shantung. About eight delegates from Yarlong Methodist churches are expected.
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S Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist
Washington
Wesley Chapel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth and
F Streets
Northwest
Robert M
Missionary Rally Aims to Rally Churches for Evangelical Work
The laymen Missionary Movement launches a nationwide campaign across 75 cities to energize Protestant churches to increase support for missionary boards. Taft will testify at the Washington convention with speakers including Bryce, Pinchot, Mahan, Mott, and Bryan. events span October to May culminating in Chicago.
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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
Datvolt
Ely
Far East
Forester Pinchotts
Washimpton
Bryce
Dounle
Chicago
Auvdi
Ape Henry B Macfarland
Board of Commissionirs
District of Columbi
John W . Poster
William Jay Schieffelin
Citizens’ Union of New York
John R Mott
World Student Christian Federation
AT Mahan
Batfard
Robert & Spear
George Wharton Pepper
Joshua Levering
John Timothy Jone
Nor- Men
Georgia
John &Pepper
Nleu
Phil Teno
Seiden
Boy Shonte Conus in Play in Whately Tragedy
In Whately on October 1 16 year old Herbert Sanderson fired a shot at his younger cousin Marshall Sanderson aged 16 during a playful warning. The shot struck the boy in the chest and he died an hour later. Police deem the shooting accidental and made no arrest.
Moose Gather Here Plan Many Entertainments at Convention
More than 200 delegates from across the country will attend the Social Order of the Moose gathering at the Ebbitt House with a banquet ball and sightseeing events. President Charles A Gadd of Detroit will preside. the schedule includes photographs and receptions at the Ebbitt House and Treasury steps, plus a New Masonic Temple banquet. Delegates from Herd No 9 in Washington hosted a reception at Moose Hall with engraved stein gifts for organizer Marty Haydee.
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J. B. McGilton
Weshington
Social Order of the Moose
Washington Herd
Charles A Gadd
Detroit
Wich
Treasury Department
Charlen A Gadd
Ebbitt | Boure
Tomorow
New
Masonic Temple
FH McSilton
Bastriet
BS Schmidt
C H Kramer
H. McGillen
J Crowley
Harry
Supreme Oficera
Peter J .Dreverius
Mioh
Charles A Gadd Detrot
BR Hronsan Toleto Ghio
John F Boller
Buffalo
AL Rafter
Toledo
Ohio
Snandal
Theo J Delor
Meir
Harry J Hunt
Buffalo WY
Washington
City
Marty D Haydee
Herd No 9
Peter J Drexelius
Order
Deliviered
Names and Homes Placed Across States in Hotel Ledger
A sprawling OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and their associated hotels across major cities from Boston to California. Names include Lee Willard, William Thompson, Arthur Young, Scott Butler, Evelyn Micehe, and many others, with locations noted at hotels or houses in cities such as Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York Jersey California and Michigan. The garbled text preserves a ledger-like tally of guests and their residences, implying a continental social register or boarding ledger from the era.
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Lee Willard William
Thompeson
Ricex
Chicago
Arona
Willard Arihur Young
Shoreham
Thrall
Riggs House
DEW
Hyrlower
Chadwick Mille
Remuel Laen
Francis Carter Wilford
North
Bub
Hoyas George le Gere
Mum Else
Ryan Nien Glau
John Waverwood
Shoreham Te
Stevang
Arrington Burton
Civer Wite
Child Rigas Howse
Philadelphia
Wale
Jenkintown
Egdiel House
Wizard
Eagwington
Weberis
Kellogg
Wilzid
Pormig—Heut J OF
Ahn
RCS
Sete
Special Meeting Notice From Journal BratnS Association
A dated note announces a special meeting of the Journal BratnS Association on Monday at 1 in a room of importance. It includes a request for the writer to provide a name and address for urgent assistance. The caller seeks help locating the writer’s address.
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JOURN
Bratns Stererk “Association
Arereinton
Geo Landon
Jetter
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