Two Officers Injured in Jail Riot After Craps Game Dispute
In Ranayalis, officers Crouse and Smatlwood were attacked during a disturbance at a negro camp meeting near Annapolis. Joni Mann, Merry Wurray, and Dick Butler were arrested and charged as two suspects opened fire, wounding Crouse and Smatlwood as crowds scattered and a melee broke out at Rock Creek camp twenty miles from Annapolis.
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Ranayalis
Crause
Spadalta Tan Warhington Pont Anaupuliy
Joni Mann
Merry Wurray
Dick Butler
Cole
Fay
Sherif Linthiown
Empliwoon
Wift
Otic Crguse
Smatlwood
Rock
Rock Creek
Teeetag
Anunnapolis
Annepote
Theo
Rastar
Rienry Carn
Cinse Home
Tiattimere
Rena
Crouse
Ap Llwoold Ween
Churen
Munl
Turmoil in New York Divorce Case Reveals Custody Strife
A troubled wife named Ayse T. in New York is at the center of a heated custody dispute with her husband Thos Wastiontnn. The report outlines accusations, hotel whereabouts, and a complex family split including a plan to appoint guardians through the children's court while legal actions unfold in Brooklyn and Tol Feed area.
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York
Brooklyn
Lanerne
Tol
Finneet
Ewan
Heise
Fryar
Boy Struck By Wagon In Pittsburgh Street Crash
A boy was struck by a wagon yesterday near the Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets in the Barat precinct. Firemen and emergency responders arrived as the child suffered injuries. the driver fled briefly before returning, and the full extent of the injuries remained unclear this evening.
Spaniards to Protest Over Quarry Tragedy at Richmond
Segal reports that eleven Spaniards were involved in a deadly quarry incident near a Richmond area site. He says the men, alleged to have been forced back at gunpoint, are preparing to present grievances to the British ambassador in Washington. The report ties the event to broader tensions and notes ongoing investigations.
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Segal
Hail Deen
Lam
Washington
Pastor Arrested in Threat and Assault Case
Reseial to The Washington Fest reports Harrison Street Baptist pastor facing charges for threatening JH. Minon with a pistol and for assault. Incident occurred at or near TC Johnson on Our Tart. Released on $100 bond. Court order to keep church closed after disturbance several weeks ago.
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Washington
Petershare Va
el Tart
Harrison Street
JH. Minon
Nlao
Orcs
T C Johnson
Arame
Sisco
Ihearban
Harrinin’ Taptint
Traubin
Discerning retiree robs at Waldorf station
A Louisville, Kentucky man Brisco Henderman, 65, claims funds were stolen while he visited New York. After a night at the Waldorf Astoria, he reported a wallet loss of 75 dollars to police and described a young woman linked to the incident. A separate bystander described a man and the wallet recovered in a gutter near Thirty-fourth Street. Police detained a woman matching the description and questioned a juvenile witness, Joseph A. Dickson, about the Aator House stop.
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New York
West Thirlieth Street
Perso
Louieville
Brisco Henderman
Noth
Waldorc- Antonia
Gamada
Thirty-fourth Street
Henderman
the Waldorf
Kentuckian
Ina Bankera
Lowtaville
Flanders
Louise Sanders
Wxth
Louise
Brosi
Lonnie
Policeman
Joseph A. Dickson
Aator House
Oyster Crop Light as Dealers Warn Price May Rise
Oyster trade reports a light season with limited stock and higher prices likely. Dealers say quality is strong but quantity is down, anticipating a dearth of Chesapeake Bay oysters during the coming period while shipments may arrive today to ease demand.
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Mary Epicure
Ia Chang
Chesapeake Bay
Winn
Sven
Fairbanks Addresses Opening of National Irrigation Congress
A large crowd attended the opening of the fifteenth national irrigation congress in Bacrmmenu California. Governor Chamberlain of Oregon welcomed attendees while Vice President Fairbanks received an enthusiastic reception to his irrigation speech. Gifford Pinchot, national forester and Roosevelt aide, sent a telegraphic message and the President conveyed congratulations on the irrigation movement.
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Bacrmmenu
Cal
Gov. Chamberlain
Oregon
Congress
Fairbanka
Giford Pinchot
Ronsavelt
Balloon rope saves boy at Labor Day ascent
In Fort Wayne Indiana twelve year old William Roeffing dangled seventy feet above ground when a balloon rope swept him into a tree. He grabbed a branch and held on as four men climbed a ladder and secured him with a rope. He was lowered to the ground unharmed after the rope caught on a limb.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Mini Manel
Wiliam Roefing
Key Men After Old Jobs in Houston Strike
Houston September 2. Striking operators formerly with the Fostal Telegraph Company have applied for reinstatement as individuals. The manager notified them he will take their applications under advisement. There are numerous tremors of unrest in the strikers’ ranks across Texas.
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Houston
Tex
Fostal Telegraph Company
Te Fostal
Brewka
Ranka
Texas
Rage Riot at Rapidan Ends in Train Attack and Arrests
At Rapidan Virginia on September 1 a race riot broke out aboard a Southern Railway train as colored men attacked the conductor and stationmaster. The crew subdued rioters with baseball bats, a shotgun seized, and several captives were bound for a hearing in Culpeper. One rioter was wounded by a bullet and multiple passengers were injured.
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Oodtad
Washington Post
Culpeper
Southern Railway
Rapidan
Spot
Duke
Aloohia
Corda
Brournt
Culpeber
Ousted From Her School in Bethesda
In Rockville Maryland on September 2 Miss Ida S Dove, acting on advice of her lawyer, opened Bethesda school after being notified she would not be needed as principal. School board president Lamar demanded she vacate. Marion Manion installed as principal amid protest. Citizens and former trustees criticized the board while Dove seeks back pay and possible state board review.
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Bowdal Co ‘Ene Wasningioa
Rockville
Board of County Public School
Bethesda
Ida S. Dove
Charles W. Prettyman
Frank Migging
George H. Lamar
Acane
Marion Manion
Jnmnes
Dodge
Lamar
Miss Dove
Wheles At
Athare
Mian Dove
Qak
State Board of Education
NASA Upan
Ahsta
Mina Dove
Reade
EB. Prettyman
Rockville Aikh School
Son of State Schools Chief Ends Life in Charleston
Dann PL Miller, twenty four, youngest son of Thomas C. Miller state superintendent of schools, killed himself in his Charleston room last night by cutting both jugular veins with a razor. Found by a friend about thirty minutes after the act, his death is reported in a state record. Miller was a Morgantown State University graduate and had nearly finished a UVA law course. Burt Miller and other relatives were at Mountain Lake Park, and the body was moved to Fairmont today.
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Charleston
W Va
Dann PL Miller
Stato
Thomas C. Miller
Nas
State University
Morgantown
University of Virginia
Burt Miller
Mountain Lake Park
Fairmont
Son Kills His Mother on Creek Ranch Morning
Special to The Washington Poet from Bluefield West Virginia reports a ten year old boy and other children playing with a rifle at Mora Creek Ranch when the gun discharged killing Mrs. Broomstein instantly. The bullet struck her forehead above the left eye and penetrated the brain. Death was instantaneous.
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Washington
Bluefield
W. Va
Mora
Rang Creek
Two Boys Electrocuted Near Buffalo Power Lines
Two thirteen year old boys, Tony Carnla and Guleepre Zappa, were killed on Sunday when they touched a high voltage steel tower feeding the Lackawanna steel plant from Niagara Falls. The outage delay at the powerhouse left their bodies suspended in the air as blue flashes illuminated the scene amid thousands of streetcar passengers nearby.
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Buffalo
rousHtas
Tony Carnla
Guleepre Zappa
Niagara Falls
Lackawanna
Nasely
Father Arrest Demand Shocks Bristol Tennessee News
A warrant seeks the arrest of Edward Burris a hours decorator on charges of criminal relations with his fourteen year old daughter. Burris has disappeared. The Kira grandmother brings the charge.
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Bristol
Tenn
Edwad Burris
Burris
Kira
Washington Artist's Drawing Shown at Jamestown Exposition
A crayon portrait of Patrick Henry by Miss Maris Henry Young of the city, a former Corcoran Art Gallery student and descendant of the statesman, has been hung in the History Building at the Jamestown Exposition.
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Washington
Patrick Henry
Maris Henry Young
Corcoran Art Gallery
Young
Bride Held as Prisoner by Her Mother
Suesta fe Vie Wan is reportedly held by her mother Mrs Sallie Gholstia on Church Street One city Newton. The marriage to a clerk from Grevach NC last Monday was performed by Rev F o A seue. The bride, age twenty one, may only travel unaccompanied with tamels family present as her mother demands she adopt Jewish faith before releasing her. Newton considers the situation unresolved.
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Suesta Fe Vie Wan
Lesila M. Newton
Sallie Gholstia
Church Street
Newton
Alstin
Grevach N C
Rew F
Norfolk
Tamels
Ghosalin
Feilk
Twenty Ave
Dead baby in arms shocks Baltimore traveler
Special to Toe Waskifigeen sum reports a mother, Mrs Spangler, traveling with her infant Adam aged about 11 months on a Wolfe street car when the child was found dead. A passenger notified the mother and the body was later identified. Mrs Spangler, who had been visiting Aberdeen for the child’s health, expressed deep grief.
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Baltimore
Macy’ Epangier
North Clinton
Solu Esbaral
Adam
Mra Rosnaigt
Aberdeen
Hayford County
Terrible moment as son saves brother and loses father
In Old Mill Creek near Jamaica Bay a racing launch overturned injuring a father and two sons. William Hirech Jr. swam to rescue his 13 year old brother Edward after saving him from drowning while the 47 year old father drowned upstream. The brother survived. the father died minutes later.
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Washington
New York
William Hirech, Jr
Edward
Old Min Creek
Jamaica Bay
Hirach
Old Mill Creek
Hirech
van Wickigg
Mill
Erin
William, Jr
Illa
Lhost
Slashed defending girls in New York area attack
Special to Waettonton Post reports two men attacked a group defending a sister and two Bernstein brothers near Wallabout Street Brooklyn. Jacob Bernstein was slashed on the right cheek and neck injuries were noted while others defended and a struggle occurred with a knife drawn by one attacker. Police and bystanders responded as more assailants fled leaving the scene chaotic.
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Waettonton Post
New York
Erlend
Jacob Fernstein
Wallabout Street
Brooklyn
Bernstein
Hernstein
Sarah Rubin
Moore
Undre Bernstein
Henry
Jacob Bernstein
Atvest
Barnstolna
Ond
Jacob
Ben
Deaths From Bubonic Plague Reported in Berkeley
A Berkeley woman died from bubonic plague while San Francisco authorities confirmed ongoing sporadic cases along the Pacific coast. The city divides into twelve districts with physicians and inspectors intensifying rat control efforts after recent outbreaks.
Furniture Bargains Galore From August Sale Reductions
The notice advertises remaining items from the annual August Sale with red tag reductions to clear space for fall stock. Most pieces are new season patterns bought for regular trade, with standard guarantees, limited quantities per pattern, and options to reserve with a deposit.
Extension Tables and Pedestal Tables Sale Notes
Classified price list for mahogany and oak tables with various styles and sale prices. Items include Mahogany Table models at 27.0 710 45.00 5209 and pedestal tables at 46.00 40.00 96.00 28.00 28.50 8100 17.00 with inconsistent formatting and stray symbols.
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Spicen Tapestry Suig
Verona
Golden Oak
Jebua
Gilden Cake
Ibaa
Booker
Sony
Matoy China
Bana Mahogeny
Oyany Cina
ALO
Ake Ching
Primary plans set for Virginia Senate contest rules
The Democratic senatorial committee in Alexandria and surrounding counties reconvened at Hotel Hammel to finalize next Tuesday's primary for the Virginia Senate seat. Details include costs of about 80 and equal assessments for candidates, rule continuity from the recent congressional primary, and candidate notifications with endorsements for city and county committee positions.
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Virginia Senate
Ashington Post Bureau
M King Street
Alexandria
Hotel Hammel
Charles Bendheim
Curtis, B. Graham
James B. Love
Fairfax County
Lton
Prince ‘William
Alexander J. Wedderburn
Fairfax
Bendheim
Ttwan
Democratic Party
Ni Ti
Cily Democratic Committee
Beadhelm
Hotel Rammel
Thomas L. Richelli
J. W. May
Albert Bryan
Senate
Primary and local incidents dot Fairfax district city page
The article notes the upcoming primary next Tuesday and reports a close escape by a Fairfax County boy from a fire started by a lamp. It also covers a North Lee street disturbance by seven Fort Hunt soldiers, a court acquittal for George Nass Jr in a shooting case, and mentions a minor collateral sum in an unrelated matter.
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Fort Hunt Soliera
Fort Hunt
North Lee Street
Chdc
Bettis
Suane
Cliers
Edeh
George Nass, Jr
Hlmer Violett
Yenter
Young Violett
Nelle
Aride
Caton
Alleged Assailant Captured In Portmouth Lynching Threats
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va Sept 2 Matthew Robinson charged with criminally assaulting Mrs Cimido on Pesram farm near the Portsmouth almshouse Aug 2 has been captured and is in custody. Italian colony fears lynching and seeks moderation while a lawyer helps prosecute.
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Portsmouth
Washington Post
Norfolk
Matthew Robinson
Cimido
Pesram Farm
Portsmouth Almshouse
Deep Creek
Norfolk County
Mite
Cireina
Louis Mangialetto
Italian Citizens’ Association
Commonwealth
Robinson
Fireman killed during Cumberland drill in Bluble Square
James Valentine of the Cumberland department died after a 60 foot ladder on a central fire truck snapped during a drill in Bluble Square opposite the city hall. He fell about eight feet, shattering legs and breaking bones, as Chief Reynolds urged him to jump. The mayor and council met privately after the incident.
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Speches
Weahington
Cumberland
James Valentine
Tilermen
Central Fire Department
Buble Square
Reynolds
Othare
Valentine
Aia
Himeett Niery
Mayor Lampson Mail Stolen in Baltimore Office Breakin
Special to The Washington Poo reports a young colored man Isiah Lampson burst into the Baltimore City Hall mayor’s office and stole about sixty letters including job recommendations. Police arrested him within an hour after the theft. Mayor’s Secretary Goldaborough identified the suspect. The incident followed a prior claim by a man calling himself the negro champion in July, during which the mayor’s brother Thomas Mahool was slightly injured in a struggle.
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Washington
Baltimore
Isiah Lampson
Tampaog
Lampeor
Goldaborough
Sauna Negro
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