Infantry Regiments Heat Joint Washington Finish Near Top
Washingtonians placed near the top of the Gould Trophy regiment match as New York led a field including several district teams. The United States infantry triumphed, with New York, cavalry, and district forces close behind in a tense series of rifle and revolver events amid the ongoing intercity competition.
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Laundry Firms Face Regulation And Worker Protections
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Local court hearing on charges referenced in fragmented report
Court proceedings resume after a motion by Peter and the grail of Loramers Jay and Sibley amid four nights of debate. A witness stumbled on a street near Vir a oak, with unclear details and possible foul play asserted by officials.
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Fragmented diary style relic recounts a cyclone attack
A garbled OCR fragment describes a cyclone event and a person named Henry Evans Drug Sivre as a local agent. Mentions a census, delays, a town setting, and a reaction to danger with scattered references to stores, officers, and community response.
XIII Woman in Hold-Up in Cleveland Slaying
Two 18-year-old youths William Grummitt and Earl Pender were arrested after Sheriff Treiius confessed to the murder of Mrs Walter L Rayner on August 27 as she traveled from market toward her Rockport area home. The attack occurred when a spring wagon bearing her husband and 7-year-old daughter was halted by two men who fired. Mrs Rayner died. A revolver purchase from a pawnbroker aided the capture of the suspects.
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Railroad fights lawsuit writ of error in damage case
Washington Post reports Alexandria Covent Court ruling on John H Trim yer versus Washington Alexandria and Mount verngn Railway Company. Appeal court granted writ of error. second trial awarded Trim yer $30,000 after a prior $32,500 verdict was reversed. Attorneys cited include CE Nico J R Caton and Moore Barbour Sheith.
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Funeral of Julius Dreifus in Alexandria with large turnout
Funeral services for Julius Dreifus were held at his residence on South Payne Street in Alexandria with Washington officiating. Pallbearers included local and Washington figures, burial at Union Cemetery, and remarks on the large attendance and floral tributes.
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William Stack Dies in Coal Chute Accident at Gatehouse
Funeral services for William Stack night superintendent of the Washington Gatehouse Company were held at his home on Twenty fourth street and at St Stephen's Catholic Church. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. He was accidentally killed by a stall through a coal chute late Monday night.
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Farmers Union Resolves Stand on Immigration and Central Banks
In Charlotte the Farmers National Educational Union adopted a resolution to dispatch a standing committee to visit Congress and state legislatures, seeking laws to curb foreign immigration and gambling in agricultural products, oppose central government banks, and move tariff policy toward a revenue base. The group presses lawmakers to act and explains the need for farmer demands to be carried out or questioned.
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Warrants Out for B and O Railroad Crossing Vigilance
Special to The Washington Peat Rockville Md Sept 8 Deputy Sheriff Bradley Carr swore out warrants against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company charging 136 violations of a law requiring a watchman at the Baltimore road crossing near the depot from 6 am to midnight. The law allows a nine hour day but the one watchman allegedly worked fifteen hours daily at $110, with $50 fines per day for each violation to be paid to the county public school fund if found guilty, totaling $7,800.
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Marry and Go to College in Clarksburg Marriage
Miss Inez Myrtie Ward and Harry D Groves, both from Nicholas County families, were married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Clarksburg West Virginia by Rev Byrd. They were en route to Urbana Illinois to enter the University of Illinois. The couple planned to join the science department and music department respectively.
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Will Employ 10 000 Men In Wheeling War Resume
Ten thousand men will resume work in Wheeling and Martins Ferry within two weeks. The Riverside plant of the National Tube Company, employing 5046 at Benwood, will resume in two weeks, and next week the mills of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company at Martins Ferry, employing 5000, will resume after being idle over a year due to the strike. Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals reports decisions on writs of error and various cases from Augusta, Frederick, Page, Allegheny, and other counties. Next cases include Southern Railway Company administrator matters. R E Parrish granted license to practice law in West Virginia.
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Voters Ask John Paul to Run for Seventh District
Two Harrisonburg residents petitioned John Paul of Harrisonburg Virginia to enter the race for Congress in the seventh district. The Democratic convention will meet in Charlottesville on September 14. John W Hamilton named for Congress in Parkersburg. The Democratic executive committee of the Fourth district named Hamilton to replace John Withers who declined the nomination.
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Plucky Girl Defeats Thief at Pen-Mar Till
A Pen Mar Maryland shooting gallery worker confronted a would be robber at the trolley terminal. She used a pistol to warn him away and he fled before taking any money. Witnesses say the assailant had lingered near the till and was warned to keep his hands off.
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Forge Higher Yarn Prices Extend Policy to Oct 15
In Charlotte on Sept 8 the Southern Soft Yarn Spinners Association unanimously adopted a resolution to extend curtailment in the South’s soft yarn mills to October 15. If market conditions improve by then, curtailment may be further continued. About 400000 spindles were represented. J S Weir of Charlotte was chosen secretary to succeed W L Mytick, who resigned.
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Plan Ritualistic Contests for Virginia Elks Prizes
The Virginia State Association B P O Elks held its fourth annual reunion in Charlottesville on Sept 8 with 400 in attendance. A proposal to erect an Elk rest at the national home in Godford City and to run a state lodge exemplification contest earned a $40 trophy. committee C B Johnson Roanoke J A Scott Lynchburg and Max F Linder Richmond to organize.
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Admits Killing Suitor In West Virginia Tragedy
Huntington officials report a former sweetheart killed Julius Henley a young farmer near Buffalo Putnam County after claiming self defense against his advances. The woman is not yet under arrest as authorities confirm her admission of shooting. In Maryland Mount St Marys College opens with record enrollment as a new theology building becomes usable. Norfolk names city health commissioner and police chief after council vote. mayor preserved.
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Wonderful Cure Of Sore Hands
A testimonial from Trenton New Jersey dated November 11, 1909 describes eleven years of painful sore hands, skin peeling and bleeding. After trying many doctors and remedies, a single box of Cuticura Ointment ended the suffering and the user has remained free of pain ever since.
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LIFT LID ON AREY S BOOKS IN LIQUOR SEIZURES
Seizure of the Charles Arey Company liquor stock at 489 Pennsylvania Ave NW follows the Capital Supply Company case. Appraisers Castell Townsend inspect stock under U S marshal guard. Arey and staff denied entry. Ground cited the presence of untaxed Capital Supply goods. no arrests reported. Arey asserts innocence, claiming no ties to the other business. Similar wholesale liquor seizures anticipated in the city.
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Have Cigarette Habit Among Washington High Pupils
School authorities acknowledge widespread cigarette smoking among students in Washington Schools. Superintendent Stuart explains board limits and actions: notify parents when a habitual smoker is found, urge remedies, and continue efforts to curb the problem within school premises.
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Typo A J Arnold Elected Treasurer of Columbia Typographical Union
A J Arnold of the government printing office was elected treasurer of Columbia Typographical Union No 401 to replace the late James E Bright. Arnold defeated James F Armstrong by 43 votes, totaling 585 to 552. He will assume duties after required formalities.
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Great Magazine Free to Post Readers
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Illustrations Highlight September Monthly Magazine Section
The September 11 issue spotlights illustrations by William Oberhardt and other artists. Oberhardt recalls a summer siege while drawing winter scenes, describing a model sweating through long sittings and icy refreshments. Other contributors include George H. Mitchell Sigurd Schou and Dan Sayre Groesbeck with cover design by Bessie Pease Gutmann.
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The King's Caprice and Other Magazine Pieces
Contents for September feature Mischief Chat With the Editor and The King's Caprice with illustrations by William Oberhardt Bessie Pease Gutman The Weapons of Eve When Red Was White The Man in Black The Headliner On the Sultan's Road Bug in Urhe The Young and the Old by Edwin Bjorkman plus other pieces by renowned magazine authors. The preview notes these stories are new and offered for the Sunday issue at ten cents to fifty cents per copy with limited edition copies available.
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