Southwest grounds win at coliseum boys meet
Theodore Mathews led the Southwest grounds with four golf medals and two silver medals among events at the colored children’s public playground season finale. Officials praised the effort, West distributed prizes, and the white children’s meet was scheduled for today at 10 o clock with identical events.
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Theodore Mathews Captus Irenore
West
Coliaqum
Theodore Mathews
Bernard J Weters
Playground meet honors and gains in colored youth group
A large gathering praised the 87 child turnout and high records at a distinguished playground meet for colored youths. Officials credited coaches, parents, and supporters, especially Dr. Richard and Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, for driving progress and public sentiment toward permanent grounds. Event results named winners in tetherball, croquet, baseball, indoor baseball, sprints, jumps, and races for boys and girls under sixteen.
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Supt Montgomery
Colored Schools
Commissioner West
H. 8. Curtis
Groumia
Richard
Ellen Spencer Mus
Southwest
Bell School
P Streets
Tommy Anderson
Theodore Mathews
Clarence Stevenson
James Lee
Thomas Brass
Thos, Anderson
James Blackwell
Harry Johnson
Boyng
Frances Purdy
Ewe Washington
Children Picnic at 200 Miss Erskine Hosts Ludlow Tots
Miss Erskine directed 125 Ludlow playground children to a zoo outing yesterday. They spent the day in games and baseball with animals viewed from baskets.
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Miss Erskine
Ludlow
Zoo
Turkish Bath Under New Management at 1829 G Street
The Turkish Bath at 1829 G Street announces it is under new management. Details on current offerings and hours are to be announced.
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G St
Turkish Bath
Inquest Opens After Death Of State Department Employee
Coroner Neavitt will conduct an autopsy after David Morrison aged 32 was found dead in a Third precinct cell around 7 30 last night. He showed a head wound and facial bruising suggesting a heavy blow. Morrison, married, resided at 523 Twenty third Street Northwest and worked at the State Department. Police investigation underway.
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David Morrison
State Department
Twenty-third
Third Precinct
Neavitt
Coronner Mevitt
Mr. Morrison
Twenty-third Street
Negro Kills Brother in Blacksmith Shop Quarrel
Richard Chase alias Hillary a blacksmith killed his brother Henry in a dawn quarrel at a Christian court southwest blacksmith shop. He claimed self defense after a blow with a sledge hammer, then fled but was captured near Eleventh and G streets southeast. Henry died at the morgue. an inquest will be held.
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Richard Chase
Hilliary
Henry
Christian Court
J. ¥. Davis
Fourth Precinct
Eleventh
G Streets
van Street
Hilary
Gestreet
Chase
Sergt
Dunigan Jane Privates
Davis
Donovan
Dunigan
Post
Weather Review and Local Temperatures Report
The Weather Bureau notes fair overall conditions with light showers along the South Atlantic coast and in the Gulf Southwest region. Forecast calls for fair weather Saturday and Sunday except for Gulf coast showers, with light to fresh winds varying by coast and moderate temperature changes not anticipated. Local readings show midnight to noon temperatures from about 61 to 72 degrees, relative humidity around 60 to 85 percent, and minimal rainfall.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Pacific Coast
West Indies
Santo Domingo
Gulf Coast
New England
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
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Upper Lakes
Whather
Guamhine
Ameek
Principal under fire as Swartzell hearing continues
East Washington Citizens' Association leaders Thomas W. Smith and Michael I. Weller testified at a closed board of education session on Eastern High School troubles. Mrs. Torrey and Mrs. Parsons, parents of pupils, described concerns about Moseshaim F. Swartzell while noting his good points. Executives urged Swartzell be removed as principal though not dismissed from the system. An executive session followed, with next meeting set for Monday evening as the investigation aims to conclude before school opens.
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Thomas W. Smith
East Washington Citizens’ Association
Michael I. Weller
Board of Education
Eastern High School
Torrey
Parsons
Moseshaim F. F. Swartzell
Frnnaipas Wee F. Oyster
Capt. Oyster
Business Men's Association
Tucker
Northeast Washington Citizens’ Association
Mr. Croissant
Eastern High School Alumni Association
D. William Oyster
Croissant
Swartzeil
Messrs. Smith and
Weller
Hastern High School
Henry L. Bailey
Wervising
Swartzell
Messrs. Smith
Waller
Needham
Bundy
Stranger Tampers With Real Estate Safe at Hungerford Office
A tall, well dressed man about thirty entered Thomas W. Hungerford's office at 67 Fourteenth Street NW yesterday. He claimed to be from an automobile agency and eyed the safe, later leaving after Hungerford refused to sell a car. The safe’s combination was found tampered with and Maj. Sylvester was notified.
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Rouibe
Maj. Sylvester
Thomas W. Hungerford
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Mr. Hungerford
Envoys Gift to Charity From Japanese Russian Plenipotentiaries
Letters from Japan and Russia accompany checks of 10000 for charitable purposes in New Hampshire. Gov McLane released the gifts and will decide their distribution. Messages from Jutaro Komura Takahira and Baron Rosen express gratitude for New Hampshire hospitality during peace plenipotentiary visits.
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Concord
N. B
New Hampshire
John McLane
Haron Komura
Takahira
Baron Rosen
Newcastle
N. H
Newcaste
Japan
New Hampshira
Imperial Ruselan Embaeray
New York
Bird
Portsmouth
Rosen
Honor Captain Ramsey as Ninth Infantry group plans reception
A gathering of former Fighting Ninth members met at Sergt Timothy O Connors residence to arrange a reception for Captain Frank De Witt Ramsey on his return from Sea Girt duty. The meeting adopted a resolution commending Col J Edwin Browne for promoting closer ties among soldier organizations and discussed 1906 encampment plans.
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Ninth’ United States Infantry
Timothy O'Connor
Alreet
Frank de Witt Ramsey
Chaffee
Sea Girt Rifie
Ninth United States Infantry Veteran Association
Ramsey
J. Edwin Browne
Roosevelt
Army and Navy Union
John Perkins
William H Matter
C. A. Lawrence
H. A. Utter
Charles Bavage
William Goetz
John J. Stram
Henry Allee
Joseph Carey
United
Sergt. Stram
Milwaukee
Robbery Near Eighth Street as Inmate Chases Thief
John Burns of the Soldiers Home counted money on Eighth Street when a tramp-like man snatched three dollar bills. A chase ensued through a crowded area but the thief vanished. Burns reported the robbery to the First precinct.
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John Burns
Eighth Street
Burns
Buena
Carnage at Balakhan Deluged Gunners with Oil
Amid street fighting in Baku and Balakhan, Tartars plundered Balakhan, burned it out, and attacked the Balakhan Hospital where many Armenians and workers were killed or wounded. Gunners were doused with burning oil as troops struggled to regain control. Fire still raged in oil fields.
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Caucasia
Balakhan
Shirinkin
Tiflis
Vladikovkad
Astrakhan Bay
Balu
Shusha
Vistula
Dududkuhu
Achilla
Akbulaeb
Call a Dog a GOOD Name MAGUS Bulletin Lest Page
A brief MAGUS bulletin fragment presents a playful headlined prompt about naming a dog. The line suggests a light, columnar note within a periodical issue, likely part of a humor or advice section.
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