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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1918

Page

6

Lawsuit Seeks Recognition of Soldier’s Additional Homestead

Frank M. Hoy of Nevada sues Franklin Ek. Lane and Clay Tallman to halt cancelation of a soldier’s inheritable homestead right. He claims Sylvester Ramey, Civil War veteran, earned 80 acres, devised to a granddaughter then to Hoy, and that 1917 ruling barred conveying such rights by will or law.

Franklin Ek. Lane Secretary of the Interior Clay Tallman General Land Office United States Supreme Court Interior Department Frank M. Hoy Nevada Sylvester Ramey Minnesota Heavy Artillery Ramey Elko New Land Department

Weather and tide data from the day’s report

The report provides sun rise and set, high and low tides, and a weather forecast for the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. It notes fair, slightly warmer conditions Friday with a likely fall Saturday, and mentions preceding high pressure influencing the region. Additional details cover temperatures, humidity, rainfall, sunshine, and comparative figures from other cities.

Weather Bureau Washington, D District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Rocky Mountains Nebraska Elso Iowa Miselasippi Valley Miselssippi

City Briefs Roundup from District Notes and Incidents

Louis Edward Lee receives a commission as second lieutenant at Camp Pike. National Guard units suspend drills until further notice. College women to assemble Sunday for a River Road to Chevy Chase circle walk led by Miss Cheney. Real Estate Brokers meeting October 14 postponed due to influenza. Soldier Frederick Hemler leaves will to his mother. City food council meets tonight to elect officers and appoint reps. Mrs Farran injured by glass on a streetcar, taken to Casualty Hospital. Harold Applegrauth injured by electric motor, treated at Emergency. Auto collision damages two vehicles near Penn Avenue. Lamp fire at Sixth Street stand, later fire at Fifth Street and Patriots. motorcycle fire quickly extin. Boy hit by car on Sixth Street Northeast, hospitalized. Public library committee meeting set for Monday at 4:18.

Cabin John Miss Cheney River Road Chevy Chase

Births Reported Incomplete Names and Mixed Entries

Birth notices list numerous newborns with uncertain spellings and garbled parent names including several girls and boys. Entries reference families such as Mecumpnell, Weaver, Sager, Hunt, Smith, Weber, Kelly, Milstead, Simmons, Hayes, Jones, Blundon, Winglebut, Hemming, Moore, Neton, Ogle, Pattello, Eldridge, Tolotto, Munari, Sewmean, and Warheriine with varied doublets and unknown middle initials.

Janes U. Ana Apna L. Mecumpnell Tay Archie FE Helen Weaver Lert Eo Flora M. Sager Raymond Annie Hunt Edward A Dorothy TL. Smith William J Ethel P. Weber John d Mary K. Kelly Wallace A Mary Milstead Jancis A Marie G. Simmons John Wo Alars J. Hayes Margaret Pattello Gueis Road Kathleen P. Eldridge Ffneh Catherina Tolotto Marcellina Munari M Tiem J Mana M Snato William IL Agnes William Une Weial Charles

Licensed to Marry Names List From Washington Cost

Special to The Washington Cost reports a long list of marriage licenses across multiple states with spouses named alongside ministers. The Potomac River is clear and Shenandoah slightly milky, per the bulletin near Harpers Ferry.

Oysters and Sauce Fix for a Tired Business Man

A homemaker shares a quick dinner idea for Jim after a hard day. She toasts buttered bread, adds shell oysters, seasons with salt pepper and a teaspoon of AL Sauce, cooks until edges riffle, and garnishes with toast points and lemon. The sauce is the key to reviving him and lifting his mood.

Jim Adv

Capitol suffragette pickets clash with police on Senate steps

National Woman's Party leaders announced renewed picketing of the Senate office building as suffragists staged a day of demonstrations at the east front of the Capitol. Police report about 40 banners were confiscated and several women arrested while others escaped custody during the lapse in guard presence.

Capitel National Woman's Party Capitol Senate Leadere- of -the-National Woman's Party

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