Tragedy Follows Carey Family Amid Daughter’s Disappearance
Ed ward Carey seeks news of his daughter Florence Carey who lies in an unknown private institution in another city while detectives report the arrest of his 19 year old son Charles on larceny charges. Charles, a telegraph messenger, is to have a hearing this morning in pole court. The theft involved a kit of automobile tools and a revolver valued at eight dollars taken from Harris N. Brown. Florence remains with guardians who will not reveal her location, and Mr Carey remains at home with his father and sister. The family has past ties to Catholic priests and the National Training School.
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Edward Carey
Llorence Carey
Carey
Charles
Mr. Carey
Ladie
First Precinct
Harris N. Brown
Fo Street
Haur
Sprinkman
Cremereil
Young Carey
Pole Court
Hey
Hockile
Florence
Ico
Chil-_ dena inardians
Presenc
Florence Carey
De‘rette
Bly Dmenter
St Pauls Organist Edgar Priest Resigns for National Cathedral
Edgar Priest resigns as organist and choirmaster of St Pauls Park Church after five years. He will assume similar duties at the National Cathedral of SS Peter and Paul and has led Musurgia Bariety to high standards. Priest holds leadership roles in organist circles and studied at the Royal College of Music in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Priest
Vis
St Paul's Park
Church
SS. Peter and Paul
St. Paul's
Musurgia Bariety
Orgentate’ and Choirmasters League
American Guild For Organiste
National Cathedral School For Girls
Priest
Royal College of Bévale
Manchester
England
Pr. J. Kendrick Fyne
Manchester Cathedral
Kept Wedding Secret by Talcott and Nellie Pain
John J Talcott a former revenue service lieutenant and Nellie T Pain secretwed for over two months. They married in June during a trip to Alexandria with two witnesses and Rev Resto F Phillips of St Pauls Church officiating. They plan to start housekeeping next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Talcott
E Street Southeast
United States Revenue Service
Nellie Tichie Pain
Ira W. Pain
Ninth Street Southeast
Nellie
Alexandria
Resto F Phillips
St Paul's Church
Rain Returns and Warm Week Ahead in Washington
Weather outlook notes more rain today with a brief cessation by sunset. Saturday foreseen as a real summer day and next week should be warmer. Atlantic coast saw rain yesterday while other regions enjoyed sun. Fall fashion mood shifts as straw hats fade with seasonal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Coast
Washington
Fall May Kill 614 Soldier at Pensylvania Avenue Innate
James Ryan, 74, a resident at the Soldiers' Home, fell while closing a third floor window at 7 Pensylvania avenue northward yesterday. He was found unconscious in the alley, rushed to Casualty Hospital, and is in critical condition with serious injuries. doctors fear for his recovery due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ryan
Pensayivania Avenue
Withrop Commends Havy Tears In Camp Perry Victory
Acting Secretary of the Navy Winthrop sent a commendation letter to Lieut PF Dortch, captain of the Navy life team, for winning the United States service rifle match at Camp Perry, Ohio, in competition with the Army, Marine Corps, and militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Winthrop Yetterday
Lieut
PF Dortch
Navy Life Team
Army
Marine Corps
Militi
United States Service
Camp Perry
Ohio
Farmers Seek Direct Sales to Cut Costs in New York
A Pennsylvania farmer delegation urged Mayor Gaynor to remove middlemen and push a cooperative scheme to move produce directly from farmers to consumers. Spokesman Patrick Egan cited data showing farmers receive far less than consumers pay for potatoes, cabbage, and milk. Gaynor warned about gold overproduction and criticized railroad freight favoritism.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Gaynor
Fhia
Patrick Egan
Chile
Party Honors Elia Horn at Gayety Theater Banquet
Billhu Horn of N Horm en on F retrest north Wegt was guest of honor at a theater party and banquet hosted by firm employees. Guests included D. Horn, Gerald Rickard, Edward Giles, Dr. W Atkinson, J Markover, and W Werner with out of town attendees J S Moultdowney Louis Kata and J Weisberg from Baltimore. Horn recently returned from a two month European trip visiting England France and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billhu Horn
N. Horm & En
Fretrest North Wegt
Gayety Theater
Mbbitt House
Horn
Europe
England
France
Germany
Munter
William Keesler
H. Grand
Is Horn
D. Horn
Gerald Rickard
Forrest H. Riordan
Edward Giles
W.atkinson
J. Markover
W. Werner
Mouldowney
Louis Kata
J. Weisberg
Baltimore
Grier
P. Mannheimer
D. &. Yankauer
New York
Reunion of Rockefeller Family Traces Ancestry At Gathering
At the Roe senior Family Association reunion in Poughkeepsie today light was shed on John D. Rockefeller's ancestry. Benjamin F. Rockefeller, president, noted most Rockefellers prosper, and an invitation was extended for the association to visit tomorrow at John D. Rockefeller’s home near Tarrytown. Uncle Clint Rockefeller said he could not attend due to apple harvest. The gathering included a banquet at the Nelson House as family members discussed heritage and named forebears John and William across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Poughkeepsie N
Roe ‘Sehior
Joh D. Rockefeller
John D
Rockefellers
Nelson House
Clint Rockefeller
Red Hook
Rogkafelier
John G
Nis
John
William
Gnaine
Johs Feter Rockefeller
Dal Rockefeller
Am Peter Locating
Cate
Biel
Hoboes Advance At Open Air Labor Convention
Labor convention delegates gather near the Market House square seeking federal action on employment bureaus free transport to work shorter hours and a minimum wage The event runs from today to September 4 with police protection for delegates and a postconvention report to Congress on improving labor conditions.
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Congress
Army
Hall of
Anneal Am
Overlands
Knights of the Road
Labor Committee
House of Representatives
Sherman
Clark
Market House
Republc
House
Geidel Jury Deliberates After Murder Trial Delays
New York Aug 31 The Geidel jury in the eleven year old botched murder case against Paul Geidel faces a verdict delay as jurors ask for clarifications on murder definitions and the charges in the William H Jackson killing after hours of deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lfe
Paul Geidel
Beltroy
Wall Street
Wiliam H. Jackson
Thorth
Heral
Kew Lumber Trust Suit Aims to Block Retailer Methods
Detroit August 31 United States District Attorney Frank Watson filed a bill in circuit court to enjoin the Michigan Retail Lumber Dealers Association Scout Publishing Company and Lumber Secretaries Bureau from alleged unlawful practices. The suit claims retailers prohibit shipments to nonmembers and impose penalties on manufacturers, with expulsion for nonpayment. The government cites the Scout journal publishing shipper names and targets railroads, doors and blinds suppliers. a broader campaign against lumber rings is noted with similar actions in New York and other Midwest states directed by Attorney General Wickerwham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
United States
Frank Watson
Michigan Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Scout Publishing Company
Thin City
Lumber Secretaries’ Bureau of Information
Chicago
Retailere’ Association
Association
Scout
Farmers’ Cooperative Societies
Michigan
Fed
Department of Justice
Lumber Trent
New York
Middle West
Wickerwham
Sav es 2 Girls From Sea at Cape May
R I Geare head of manuscripts and documents at the National Museum reportedly saved two young women from drowning at Cape May New Jersey. While teaching swimming last month he aided a student on a sand bar as the tide rose, then assisted another woman to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Geare
Division of Manuscripts and Documents
National Museum
Cape May
N. J
New Roemers Hob Boarders
Grace Granam, owner of a boarding house at 709 Thirteenth Street, told police last night that two men, ages about 35 and 28, rented a room and then stole valuables from her house. No suspects identified at the time. boarders later filed a report with details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Granam
Thirteenth Street
Hertiweat
Rabies Infections Baffle District Officials and Budget
District health officials report rising rabies cases among people and animals despite poundmaster efforts. W. C. Woodward cites shortages of pound wagons and dog-catchers after Congress withdrew a $1000 appropriation. By Aug 1 eight dogs and two cats were treated, with several horses and rats linked to bites, highlighting systemic gaps and calls for more personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Cigia
W. C. Woodward
Congress
Seston
Health Office
Bureau of Animals Industry
Pasteur J
J. B. Reilly
Northweat
Health Department
Itxem
Woodward
E. 8
Walmer
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bethesda
District of Columbia
Washington
Poundmaster Kuhn
Investigate Rabies Spreads Alarm at Bureau Action
The Bureau of Animal Industry moves to trace a horse’s suspected rabies death at Camp Ordway involving Lieut. George M. Landis. Officials report two likely rabies cases and begin full investigation, with Dr. Mohler directing efforts to locate infection sources and assess Washington’s rabies persistence. James H. Coleman, a stable hand, is under close medical watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Camp Ordway
George M. Landin
John H. Mohler
Bureau of Annual Industry
High Department
Washington
Health Department
Lieut
Landis
Mohrer
Bureau
James H. Coleman
Hegro Stable Mbn
Lieut. Landis
Bin
Coleran
Donuid
Saatch
Wrether
Cme
Oyster Season Opens with Record Potomac Chesapeake Quality
The first cargo of oysters arrives as licensing rules begin September 1 with restrictions in place in tributa ies. Dredging may start October 15 and taking oysters ends by April 1. The season runs longer, with May 1 stricter than before. Oystermen expect a large harvest. Potomac and Chesapeake oysters are praised for exceptional quality.
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Fader
Wary
Virginie
Tomae
Potomac
Chess
Mrs Hutchins Seeks Formal Auditors Award In Suit
Mrs. Buben Hutchins files to confirm auditor Dent's £120,000 estate award of monthly $2,500 from her late husband William J. Dante's trust. Hearing before Justice Gould next Tuesday. Hutchins at Narra Barnett Pier with husband, unlikely to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Gould
District Supreme Court
Buben Hutchins
Dent
Hutehina
Gould
William J. Dante
Hutchins
Gittings & Gittings
Dr Falkner Goes Abroad On Two Month Statistical Tour
Dr Roland F P Falkner assistant director of the bureau of the census sails for Europe to study foreign capital methods in census statistics He will be away two months and may serve as a delegate to the International Statistical Institute at The Hague The Hague session convenes early this month Falkner has long been a member of the Institute.
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Roland FP. Falkner
Bureau of the Census
Tas
Europe
Falkner
State Department
International Statistical Institute
Hague
Weather Preview Signals Mixed Storms and Warm Return
The Weather Bureau reports a trough of low pressure from Georgia to southern New England, with heavy rains on the northeast and Florida showers. Cooler air persists in New England and the mid Atlantic, while most western regions see little change and a return to summer in the Missouri Valley. Friday brings Atlantic coast rain and local Florida showers. Saturday looks generally fair with highs in the lake and Ohio regions. Flood warnings issued for North Carolina rivers and Georgia rivers. winds vary coastal to gulf regions, with northern seas moderating by weekend.
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S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Spain
Georgia
New England
Canada
Florida
Upper Lake Region
Middle Atlantic Eastes
Upper
Ohio Valley
Pacific Coast
Plateau
Tegisa
Mimouri Valley
Pints
Attentle Coast
South
Caroline
Lake Region
Ohio
Atlantic States
Nantucket
Block
Cape Fear
North Carolina
Altamahe
Tower Ocmuiges
European Porte
Raiz
Grand Bank
Fort Worth and Houston Seek Carload of Babies
Fort Worth and Houston families seek a carload of infants between 2 months and 3 years to adopt. St Ann's Orphan Asylum and Bruen Home for Children in Fort Worth say eligible couples with good Christian homes will be considered, with credentials and child expenses covered. The United Charities Association of Fort Worth has appealed to agencies in New York and Washington to supply the infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's
Revem
Het Wight
Fort Worth
Houston
Texas
Washington
United Charites Association
Tex Whe
New York
Southwest
Bend
Care United Charities Association
United Charities Association
New Orleans
Calikas
San Antonio
Slater Rosalind
St. Ann's Orphan Asylum
Rome
E. R Fleck
Bruen
Carioad
Associated
Charidies
German pharmacist paroled after threatening operator again
Hans Go Honnecker a German pharmacist was released after weeks in jail for threatening a Baltimore telephone operator Miss Aimee Dorn. He planned to sail for Bremen but missed the steamer and remained in Baltimore awaiting the next sailing while insisting on returning to Germany.
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Germany
Aimee Dorn
Hans GO
Fo Honnecker
Baltimore
Bremen
Honnecker
Old Country
New York
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Muale
National Cathedral
J. J Talcott
MN. E. Pain
the Weather Bureau
Withrop
Newspa
Harris Ewing
George Patton
G Street
Dow Foods
Eliia Horn
Reapleyen
John B
Saya Famin
B. Parrott
Union Station
Ewalting
Werner Seit
KEW Lumber Trust Suit
Michigan Retailers’ Association
Trade Journal and
Chicago Information
SAVES
Geare
Roemers
Mrs. Hutchins
Bashand
Millimmaire
R. P. Falkner
Berry
H. Ya
N. c
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bigmarck
Helenh
Tadlamapetia
Kanna City
Marquetia
Michel Memphis
Portland
Lowh City
St. Ann’s
Hoenecker
Miss Dorn
Aresenab &E
Conventent
Washington Pool
Christian Xander
Merican Hiskies
Ington Post
Shoemaker Co
Milburn, Neister & CO
Bork
Erik
Rufus H. Darby Printing Co
City
W B
Wudsen
Moses
W. B. Moses & Sons
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