Cured by Friedmann Serum Brings Hope to Families
Washington parents report two children cured after serum treatment by German physician Friedmann. Philip Chase, 6, now runs with no crutches. Edith Strauser, 7, gained weight and can play, though some cases show only partial improvement. Several others describe mixed results including one death and one ongoing illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fradert
K Friedmann
Foat
Foat Reporter. the Two Patiente Whetta Claimed Have Been Cured Are Tthup Chase
Fourteenth Street
Edith Strauser
Soll Reservoir Street
Tir Kriedmann
George Washington Hospital
Wera
Ragantatiya
Priedmann
Ares
Ollute
Friedman
Philip
Friedmann
Mr. Chase
Chase
Cohen
George Cohen
Bellmont Street
el Paso
Tex
Helena Taylor
Quincy Place Northwest
Taylor
le Roy BE. Keeler
F Street Northwest
Albert Caffee
Keeler
Los Angeles
Land Office
Arthur Clements
Eighth Street
Post
Clements’ Siater
Siena
Pepple
Alm
Serauser Guild
Boa
Jlat
Roother
Jo. Friedmann
Ben
Ag Nata
Coroner Holds Inquest On Alexandria Auto Train Deaths
In Alexandria a coroner jury attributed the deaths of William H. Peck and Ernest Zell to inexperienced workers and missing warning signals at Mount Vertron crossing as an automobile was struck by a backing train. Funeral dates set for Peck and Zell with Elks rites for Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ashington
King Street
Mount Vertron Avenue
Wiliam H. Peck
Ernest Zell
Forder
R. J. Yates
Peck
Deputy Kills Assailant in North Carolina Incident
In Asheville on September 8 Deputy Sheriff H B Barnes shot and killed T B Curry after Curry attacked with a razor at Marshall following Kuykendoll being fatally wounded. Barnes, on special lumber company business in Sandy Bottom, was wounded four times by Curry’s weapon but survived. He posted a $2500 bond at a Marshall preliminary hearing.
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Asheville
N. C
George Kuykendoll
Marshall
T. B. Curry
H. B. Barnes
Kuykendoll
Barnes
Sandy Bottom
Curry
A R Hagner Indorsed for Public Service Post
At a Washington County Bar Association meeting resolutions were passed endorsing Alexander R. Hagner of Hagerstown as eminently qualified for appointment by Gov Goldaborough to fill the public service commission vacancy created by Joshua Hering’s resignation. Hagner receives broad Republican backing across Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Hagner
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Washington County Bar Association
Alexander R. Hagner
Goldaborough
Joshua Hering
Public Service
Gner
Maryland
Vandiver Again Chairman In Maryland Primary
Maryland direct primaries end with the regular organization retaining control. Vandiver is again chosen state chairman as progressives clash in Baltimore City and surrounding counties. McNulty wins sheriff race, Coady secures Congress nomination in the Third district. In Washington County the progressive group gains ground, while Allegany and Talbot report mixed results for state central committee and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNulty
Baltimore
Coady
Konig
Washington Post
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Partes
United States Senate
Rayner
Democratic State Central Committee
Murray Vandiver
Vandiver
Padgett
Ways
Daly
State Central Committee
Charles P. Coady
Congress
George Konig
Sweat Singer
The
Democracy
Baltimore City
House of Delegates
Blair Lee
Wilson
United States
Parran
Fifth
Washington
Hagerstown
Washington County
Hlah Lee
Talbot
Easton
Talbot County
Ney Dodson
J. Baward Mortimer
Robert S. Harrison
J. McKenny Willis
William A. Walls
Charles A. Goulby
Beall
Allegany
Cumberland
Allegany County
Ford
David J. Lewis
Herman D. Billmeyer
Praeger
Archibald C. Williams
Willison
Zihiman
William Mol
Somerville
Irvine
Walter W. Clay
William McDonald
Girard Everstine
Merribach and
Thompson
Henry A. Bachman
Cadet Officers Named at Naval Academy
Annapolis September 8 appoint ments of midshipmen as cadet officers were announced at the Naval Academy. Noel Davis of Utah named cadet commander, Edward L. Cochran of Pennsylvania and George C Manning of the same state as battalion commanders. Royce titled brigade adjutant. other four stripers command companies. Cadet juniors include Bryant of Maine and Spanagel of Ohio as battalion adjutant. Cadet ensigns listed: Wicks and Berry of New York among others from Missouri Colorado Michigan California Texas and Oklahoma.
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Washington Post
Annapolla
Naval Academy
Noel Davis
Utah
Edward L. Cochrane
Pennsyvania
George C. “Manning
Leutenants
W. W. Bayley
Robert, W. Ferrell
Virginia
Donald Royce
Michigan
Adrian R. Marron
Colorado
John N. Laycock
Massachusetts
Carl F. Jones
Alabama
Conrad D. Fry
Illnois
Charles B. C. Carey
Maryland
Gorton W. Nelson
New York
Royce
Carlton F. Bryant
Maine
Herman A. Spanagel
Ohio
John §. Winslow
Henry P. Samacn
Virginia obituary notices recount multiple deaths in Septic Virginia towns
Heathsville and surrounding communities report deaths from typhoid fever paralysis and heart failure. Mrs John Dawson Newton widow of Westmoreland dies at 35 with survivors including husband Edward C Newton and family. Other obituaries include Mrs Solon L Offenbacker in Luray, Minnie Brown in Winchester, Betty McCoy in Culpeper, and Col Richardson in Fredericksburg with funeral details and officiants.
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Heathsville
John Dawson
Heathaville
Edward C. Newton
Westmoreland County
the Hague
Coyle Parish
Mr. Cruso
William Marsh Hall
NomIni Grove
Uray
Solon L. Offenbacker
Luray
John N. Mauck
Winchester
Minnie Brown
R. Emmett Brown
Milldale
Misa Carrall
Culpeper
Betty McCoy
B. Carson McCoy
R. Bliss McCoy
Gavin Freeman
Kansas City
Episcopal Church
Fairview Cemetery
Fredericksburg
Rept
Col
Richardson
Thomas 8. Dunaway
Cal
Roanoke Victory Opens Series At Portsmouth
Roanoke defeated Portsmouth in the first game of the series here today by a 7 to 6 margin. Gettys and Hfrd pitched for Roanoke while O'Brien was the moundman for Portsmouth. The game featured multiple hits and key runs, with notable fielding by both sides and a lengthy stretch before final outs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Portsmouth
Washington Post
Gettyd
Hfrd
O’brien
Moundsman
Bord
Pressly
Tennant
Irmecher
Rowell
Mattia
Whitcraft
Summers
Portamouth
Ginn
Mattis
Goalby
Gardit
Lishs
Boyd
Garvin
Evand
Liebs
Tennent
Taseo
Gettys
Carter
Holloman
Bwané
Irmscher
Palls
Eftrd
Llebs
Preesly
Gardin
Hite
Gettya
Norcum
Petersburg
Newport News
el Petersby
E Gondolf
Bimmons
Chantant
Ol Keiler
Haddow
Memrau
C Tarleton
Brennogan
Smith
Simmons
Damrau
Busch
Haddon
Buech
Laughile
Krepps
Gaughlin
Austin
Vance
Balle
di Avelin
Newport
Richmond
Norfolk
Abrhoae
Abhoae Kircher
OlMoreland
Moren
Gentz
Schrader
OjLaval
Gray
Mare
Vanding
Newton
Eberts
Stein
Stewart
JiDavis
Burden
Grogan's Furniture Open Account Deals and Guarantees
Grogan's advertises furniture with plain figures and invites price comparisons to bargain sales. It promises reliable goods and a personal guarantee of satisfaction after use, and offers open accounts with easy divided payments.
Boy Slayer Sentenced Five Years In Penitentiary
In Bristol Tennessee on September 8 the jury convicted Emmett Colling of murdering 14 year old Frank Cunningham. Collins received five years in the state penitentiary after a blow from a bottle caused the fatal injury at a tea room cream supper. Davidson Faulconer Nuptials In Virginia Frederickaburg Appomattox man Nathaniel Davidson wed Miss Beag Faulconer of Orange County Saturday night at the Baptist Church of Rhoadesville with Rev M C Seaman officiating and Miss Laula Faulconer as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bristol
Tenn
Emmett Colling
Frank Cunningham
Sboy
Collins
Ave
Cunningham
Davidson
Kfaulconer
Frederickaburg
David Nathaniel Davidson
Appomattox
Beag Faulconer
James W. Faulconer
Orange County
Baptist Church
Rhoadesville
M. C.seaman
Laula Faulconer
Joseph Bruner
Richmond
Crisp Bowl Delights Pleases Husband and Children
A simple dish promises satisfaction as a bowl of crisp, delicious fare wins favor at home. The note highlights family approval and the appeal of a tasty, comforting meal.
Licensed to Marry Entries From Multiple Clergy Records
A jumble of marriage licenses lists numerous couples and officiants across cities including Richmond Norfolk Camden and Washington. Entries name groom and bride ages and their counties with various ministers and dates, reflecting a period registry of nuptial permissions.
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Fphilip Chase
Isadore Frittburg
Blue Ridge Mountains
Charles TH. Standbury
Urbana
Standbury
Frischmann
Frederick Stoffreger
Misa Elizabeth Fawcastt
Bates Street
Northwest
Galta Bro
Wnlteng
Washington Southern Railway
Alexandera
State Corporation Commission
Thomas A. Fisher
5. P. Fisher
C. H. Callahan
Commonwealth
Crancisl Mackey
Edward Puncan
Board of Supervisors
Thornton
William Desmond
B. C. Richardson
Joseph Hayman
Central Metal and Supply Company
Emerson Engine Company
Davis
Naval Academy Corps
A. Webt
Egdet
David c. Doub
Hagerstown and
Sharpsburg
Axminster
Grogan
Peter Grogan & Sons Co
Seventh St
Ahfhad
Lewis G. Helder
Anas Mae White
H. Bebra
Lee M. Milner
God Pale Simmons
Camden
N.C
Bundy
Everett P. Ford
Hazel V. Rye
H. Schroeder
George Hamilton
Blagnethee
Wesley Heights
D. C
Matthew C. Borela
Rathring ‘Wiltshire
Albert Ford
Jay Ve ‘Barkett
Vadee
Clarence V. Jeffries
Washington, D C
Goldye C. Everett
Alesandris, Vas 'Ke
Joseph Hall Chase Piano Co
Civic
Tander's
7Th St
Riggs
Union Building Company
South Royal Street
M. M. M. Parker
Louis Beyer, Jr
St Arte
Halentine
Newark
Shoemaker Co
Imac
the Sunday Post
Fou
Iavarisely
He Ulssbingten
Gellashington
the Home Newspaper
Aasersigns
Fie
Aabrperns of
Belew
Whashitstar Post
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