Obituary notices and funeral details from early 20th century listing
Several death notices and funeral arrangements appear for William Mobe, Fraser Sdemnte en, George So oan Counie, Charlie Thomas Kriss, Ralph North, Pullian On, Fannie Ow, George Henry Stewart, Anne Lipingtorial, and Anne Taylor. Services include private burials, church ceremonies, and interments in Maryland and Virginia locations with times ranging October 1919.
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Tusa
William Mobeed Husham
Grae
Wanttman
Serviers
Wiliam_ Tats
Ninth Street
Spoom
Winchester
Fraser
Ty Street
Rishie
le Herick Aarherse
Charles Thos
Peters
Clarhes
Thiarsian
Galtier
Phillips
Wednarside
Gies
Rey
James Lo
Annie VI
Larris Yarice
Tuyere Tater
Pullian
Pleasant
Mid
Alo Pelias Panera
Smith
Howard M. Smith
Fannie OW
Bas
Flyntisville
Church -Wouth
JoTuecian Daifey
Seat Pleasant
Anne
Dunn RE. Taylor
Ato
OUST MIDDLEMAN SAY COTTON MEN CALL FOR DIRECT TRADE
In Lewiston Louisiana on October 15 British and American cotton leaders urged direct sales to European spinners to cut middleman costs. They backed uniting farmers, ginners, and bankers with spinners to share profits and reduce gin to loom losses. A proposed 10 million dollar direct handling corporation would bypass middlemen and streamline shipments to Europe.
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Lew Rvans
Orion
Crowers
W. Shackelford
Georgia
Jewels Stolen From Mrs Brandeis in New York
A theft totaling between 100000 and 150000 dollars removed from the New York apartment of Mrs Levit Brandeis widow of H WM Brandeis founder of the Omaha department store. The jewels include pearls a diamond necklace pins rings and other items given by her husband. News says she later found the bathroom floor bare where the safe had been. Brandeis had visited her mother on Long Island over the weekend.
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New York
Levit Brandeis
Brandeis
H WM. Brandeis
Atere
Omaha
Nebr
Brande
Wilbur
Studebaker
Willehro
Chemist Harris helped cotton crop values in South
Prof Jere M Harris 80 of Culpeper county Virginia died Tuesday He pioneered cottonseed oil mills and by products fertilizers boosting Southern cotton value He served on Culpeper county board of supervisors helped roads buildup He leaves a widow and many children Funeral held at Lael Baptist Church
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Fredericksburg
Jere M. Harris
Culpeper
Louisa County
University of Virginia
Furman University of South Carolina
South
Harris
Virginia
Orange County
Western View
Culpeper County
Elizabeth Row
Frances l. Whitemire
Greenville
Henry Harris
Sallie Hart Harris
F. Malcolm Harris
Gillette G. Harris
B. Y. Willis
Lig
B. P. Willis
Frea Pilcher
Petersburg
Charles T. Squiers
Laurens
Lael Baptist Church
Ships Transfer to United States Shipping Board
New York October 15 five of eight former German passenger ships transfer custody from the War Department to the United States Shipping Board. The Imperator Mstile Pretoria Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm and Zeppelins total 111393 gross tons and were booty to bring troops home from France after the armistice. The Imperator delivery to Cunard was halted by a Washington order and US Shipping Board officials said they have no disposal instructions and will hold the vessels pending orders.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
War Department
United States Shipping Board
Imperator
Cleveland
Pretoria
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Zeppelin
Allied Commission
France
Cunard
Ines
Cunard Line
Washington
Deportation Riot Strikes Rio as Anarchists Protests
Federal authorities deport six alleged anarchists to a vessel amid violent protests in Rio de Janeiro. Mounted police dispersed radicals at meeting places and the pier. No fatalities reported, but a general strike is threatened.
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Rio Janeiro
Clemenceau Wins Confidence Vote in French Chamber
The Clemenceau government survived by 224 to 132 in a fierce Chamber of Deputies test. Aristide Briand emerged openly in opposition, while Clemenceau’s majority was the largest yet. The vote endorses the cabinet’s plan for elections starting November 16 and later municipal and senatorial polls.
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Ihr Associated Press
Pars
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Premer
Aristidé Briand
M. Clemenceau
Finland
Chamber
Paul Meunier
Albert Clemenceau
M. Meunier
Rosenberg
Paris
Prices for Grain and Live Stock in Baltimore and Vicinity
Daily market items show Maryland and Pennsylvania produce and dairy prints with butter process quality. Grain and live stock values list Western and Southern firsts, Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania dairy prints, and assorted poultry prices including old hens, roosters, springers, ducks, and muscovies with per pound ranges.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Feensylvania
Grain prices and market notes from Chicago and port cities
Grain market briefs show No 2 mixed and yellow oats and white oats with varied figures in Chicago and Baltimore. Wheat and corn prices appear in standard ranges with regional bag sizes listed. midlings and cotton prices cited for New York Norfolk and Wilmington.
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Chicago
Get
H.tonn
Mlita
Faltimore
Live Stock Market Report from Chicago October 15
Hogs run from 13.25 to 15.50 with tops around 15.25 for heavy, packing sow values 14.40 to 14.75 and pigs about 3.50 to 4.50. Cattle show ranges for beef steers 11.00 to 19.00, heifers 6.25 to 14.25, cows 5.75 to 9.00, veal calves 16.75 to 17.75, stocker and feeder grades mainly 7.00 to 13.00. Sheep list lambs 12.50 to 15.50, ewes 0.25 to 7.50, breeding ewes 6.75 to 12.50.
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Chicago
Deaths and notices from Alexandria county obits and deeds
Mrs Philips died at Alexandria Hospital after months of illness. Deeds were recorded for several property transfers in Rosemont and surrounding streets. Police promoted sergeant and filled vacancies at Virginia Shipbuilding yards. Master Mason club held a smoker. Miss Alice S. Richmond and Herbert W. Thada wed at the Episcopal Theological Seminary chapel.
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Corporation Courts
Richard M. Green
Harry Hammond
Rosemont
Annie C Waller
Virginia H Bovee
South Lee Street
Fred G Ayers
Thomas F. Dawson
Prince Street
William B. Dulany
Vivian FP. Berry
William Campbell
Sergt
Wilmer Scott
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Sergt Scott
Pvt
Raymond Grover
Clarence D. Morris
Frank W. Bettis
Master Mason's Club
Masonic
Gave & Smoker
RR. M. Much
Charles H. Callahan
America
Virginia
Alices. Richmond
Seminary Hill
Herbert W. Thada
Washington
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Ss. A. Wallis
Holy Rosary Fund Grows With Large Subscriptions
Stefano Gattis team led a $20,000 parish fund drive with $1,335 subscribed last week. Major gifts included Mrs Federica Leverone $1,000 T P Gatti $500 A Anselmo $250 and J Gatti $200. About 312000 has now been subscribed and the drive closes October 31.
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Stefano Gattis
Holy Rosary Parish
Federica Leverone
T. P. Gatti
A. Anselmo
J. Gatti
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Armistead C. Gordon
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Lewis and Clark
Paul Goodloe McIntire
Edwin A. Alderman
R. T. W. Duke, Jr
Ship Board
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R. Harris & Co
Jewelerg
Premier
Wilmington
Qlkhims
Fourteenth St
New York Ave
Mr. Goldheim
J. Goldheim
Coopers
Wilson Bros
American Hosiery Co
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News OF Alexandria
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James Neppet
Alexandria Hospital
Edith Philips
St. Fauis Reiory
Duke Street
Master Masons' Club
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Holy Rosary Fund
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Victor
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Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
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Ansell
Bishop & Turner
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Victor Records
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