Virginia Fights Ratification Of National Suffrage Plan
Richmond Virginia Sept 2 Senator Robert F Leedy of Luray denounced the national woman suffrage amendment as unwarranted unnecessary undemocratic and dangerous urging Virginia to reject ratification The Federal relations committee of the house of delegates declined to report on the amendment and action must originate on the floor The committee also declined to hear argument for or against ratification. Charlottesville Sept 2 Cecil Q Newcomb and Miss Carrie Elizabeth Drumheller of Albemarle county married this morning at the High Street Baptist Church The couple will reside in Newport News Danville Sept 2 Claude S Talley former city auditor and Miss Ednad Thornton were married in Greensboro NC They will live in Richmond Washington Post Hagerstown Md Sept 2 Mrs Frances A Brining of Boonsboro invites the marriage of her daughter Miss Mary Jane Brinning to Joe Earle Griffith Bredding Washington recently in the army Trinity Reformed Church Boonsboro Sept 10 They will reside at 1915 Talvert Street NW Washington Spectator Kirkwood W Va Sept 2 The Rev Gosenbaurm pastor of Trinity Luthe Church in Kirkwood is ill aged 63 He was married 35 years ago to Adice Crawford of Salem Va Dundsville W Va Sept 2 Samuel Jackson a Silver Hill resident was killed yesterday when a traction scene ran over him
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Richmond
Robert F. Leedy
Luray
Senate
Virginia
Federal Relations Committee
House of Delegates
House
Calhoun
Alabama
Charlottesville
Cecil Q. Newcomb
Carrie Elizabeth Drumheller
Albemarle County
High Street Baptist Church
Henry W. Battle
G . Drumheller
Newport News
Danville
Claude 8. Talley
Ednad Thornton
Ereensboro
N. C
Spectator
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Frances A. Brining
Boonsboro
Mary Janes Brinning
Joe
Earle Griffith Bredding
Washington
Trinity Reformed Church
Talvert Street
Northwest
Kirkwood
W. Va
G.osenbaurm
Trin- Luthe Church
Adice Crawford
Salem
Pooley and Tooley Obituary Notices and Burial Details
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Tooley and Miller figures with funeral details. Names include Pooley, Tooley, Miller, and Aiden aiding relatives and friends. Services indicate September dates, addresses, and cemetery options in New York area.
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Pooley
He. von Mone
Torthea Wielpam
M. Tooley
Vonerat
Pepi
Smleiun
Ation
Seul
Lousserian
Aiden FL
Hlob
Neves
New York Avenue
Gienwaal
New York City
Miller
Gales East
Glenwood Suetes
Liathnurr
Opposed Fare Increase Slated for Washington-Virginia Line
News from Alexandria reports organized commuters on Falls Church and Fairfax divisions plan Friday meeting at War Camp Community Service Club auditorium. They seek to form a cooperative to oppose any proposed rise in passenger rates by the Washington Virginia Railway Company, which would affect thousands of workers in Alexandria and nearby yards and plants. Also noted is the marriage of Mrs. Julia Javins to H. M. Lambert last Saturday at Grace Episcopal Church with attendants Stella English and Leonard English.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Washington-Virginia Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Falls Church and Fairfax
Lime
War Camp Community Service Club
Fairfax
Washington
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Julia Javins
H. M. Lambert
Grace Episcopal Church
Edgar Carpenter
Stella English
Leonard English
Moore's death linked to war memories prompts suicide in Clarksburg
In Clarksburg West Virginia Clinton Hart Moore aged thirty four, brother of John Moore killed on the French front the day the armistice was signed, killed himself by poison at Elk Terrace home. He died hours later in a hospital. He was an employee of South Penn Oil Company.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
John Moore
Clinton Hart Moore
Elk Terrace
South Penn. Oil Company
Baltimore and Ohio shopmen strike spreads to Cumberland
Special to The Washington Post Cumberland Maryland September 2 The Baltimore and Ohio shopmen strike involves about 2000 workers per the action committee. Headquarters are at the Young Men s Institute Hall Virginia Avenue. P G Harvey chairs the publicity panel with Charles L Colle as secretary. Two vote tallies show near unity for the walkout. Strikers seek 68 to 85 cents hourly for seven days of mechanics and 45 to 60 cents for helpers, arguing underpayment relative to government arsenals and shipyards. Directors like Hines rejected demands. Four inspectors and other officials must handle operations at Queen City station as older heads resist while younger members push the strike. Western Maryland Railway shops in Cumberland declined to strike. Keyser West Virginia workers also voted against striking.
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Washington
Cumberland
M¢é
Baltimore and Ohio
Young Men's Institute
Hines
Thomas R. Stewart
Queen City
Western Maryland Railway
Keyser
W. Va
McIntyre presents home mission for West Hanover Presbytery
Paul G. McIntyre of New York notified the West Hanover Presbytery that he presented a home mission to be occupied by the superintendent of home missions. Part of the house reserved for mountain missionaries while on vacation during the year. Charlottesville, Sept 2. Virginia seeks a fellowship in chemistry funded by Du Pont de Nemours Company Wilmington Del to encourage research. Hagerstown Md Sept 2. Former City Councilman Mogengen caught a 2-1/2 pound bass in the Potomac below dam No 4, largest in the region this season and among the largest in the Potomac.
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Charlottesville
Paul G. McIntyre
New York
West Hanover
Charlottesville, Va
T University of Virginia
du Pont de Nemours Company
Wilmington
Del
Washington. Post
Hagerstown
Martin A. Mogengen
Potomac River
Inman Dies in Mine Accident Near Shinnston
Clarksburg West Virginia September 2 Dr B F Matheny county coroner issued an accidental death certificate for George Inman 65 a motorman killed when an electric car ran over him at the Wheell Company mine near Shinnston He died at the scene with authorities confirming the mishap.
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Washington Post
Clarksburg
W. Va
B. F. Matheny
George Inman
Whell Company
Shinnston
Funeral of Mrs Tompkins in Charlottesville
The body of Mrs. Sarah E. Tompkins, who died yesterday in Elkton, arrived here this morning and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery. She was the widow of Dr W. Tompkins, long a practicing physician at White Hall, this county. Two sons and a daughter survive.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Sarah E. Tompkins
Elkton
Oakwood Cemetery
8. W. Tompkins
White Hall
County
Miss Ayers to Marry Soldier in Cumberland Reception
Miss Ayers, who holds a government post in Washington, announced her engagement to Harvey W. Johnson of the United States Army stationed at Camp Holabird during a reception at her mother Mrs. Janet Ayers home in Cumberland Maryland. The event took place September 2.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Jessie M. Ayers
Washington
Janet Ayers
Baltimore Markets Prices and commodities report
Baltimore markets listing September prices across dairy creamery extras butter prints and dairy products by Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania with live poultry oats heat and corn values. Notable entries include butter extra rates 0 58 59 per lb and various prices for eggs hens ducks and corn varying by grade and weight.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Western
Baltimore Securities Stocks and bonds listing checks
Baltimore notes a securities page with scattered bids and prices for utilities and rail stocks. It lists United Rys and Electric Co bonds, Con. Power notes, Baltimore City bonds, Georgia and Florida issues, and various energy and transit securities with fluctuating percentages. The fragmentary data reflect a raw market snapshot from early September in Baltimore.
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Baltimore Securities
Baltimore
iGan
Houston
Houston Oil Pf
United Bys
Elec. Co
Balto. City
Fla
United Rys
Elec
United Vs. & Rec. Inc
Guy & Sub. (Wash
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Leedy
Ginia
Virginia Weddings
G. Rosenbaum
Bingine
Silver Hill
Dundsville, W
Samuel Jackson
Trim
Patton
de- Wernes
Phelps
Vate
QU Niemisht
Kanawha Street
Daisy Squier
Francis M. Phelps
Dnesiay
Erice
Military Order OF Loyal Legion OF the United Stat
District of Columbia
Cire
Butler Delaplatne Price
United States Army
Jamestown
R. I
Arlington
George W. Baird
U.S.N
Thomas IT. Meekee
Summy
Orlando D. Summy
Buchanan Street
Vance
Altthea Gugel
Tennessee Avenue
Catherine V
Milton I. Vance
Tyneral Hbereafter
Charlotte EL
Bee Beth Delnved
Mary
George L. Wuhlfarth
ROY_M. PERRY COMPANY
U. RB. Nalley & Sons
11Th St
GEO. P. Zarhorst Sons, Incorporated
East Cap
St. Linc
P. Walsh
B. P. Chambers
Walsh & Chambers
Ninth BT
N. W
Northgate
A. J. Schippert
Modern Chapel
William Ters
William Lee
James T. Ryan
Lincoln
M. Hindle
Gndertaker
Ismaw
Thos. S. Sergeon
Seventh St. Ow
W.R. Speare
ST NW. Joseph
Gayler
Kiodern
Telsphone Oak
H. Sardo & CO
Sodern Chapel
Phose Linceia SP
News OF Alexandria
Lambert—Javyins
Wedding
Frother
Man
Martinsburg
Bunn Woolen Company
Interwoven Mills, Inc
Self
Shondon
Ontario
Benjamin Binny
Evans “Ale
Evans
Chicana Beverage
E. Beitzell
Tenth St
N.W
Washington, D
Baltimore & Ohio Ly
N. J. Terminals
St. Gaptown
Liberty St
Downtown
John W. Thompson & Co
15Th St
W. R. Speare
I St. N. W
H St. N. W
Masonic Temple
W.R
UVG Weiv
Gaspany
Paris
du Pont
U. of W
Decide Inman
Miss Ayers
Soldier
Jewelers
Jem-Kleno
R. Harris & Co
Goldsmith & Co
N. W. Woodward & Lothrop S. Kann Sons & Co
Palais Royal
Goldenberg
King’s Palace
Lansburgh & Bro
Victor E. Desio
St. N. W
Ph M
R. K. Ferguson Fiers
Gude
Cafi-Frank
Geo. H. Cooke
Milburn Electric
Sterrett & Fleming
Mmeey
Mayer Bros. & Co
Wager Bros. & Co
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
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