Appointments and resignations in colored and white schools
Lists of staff appointments for colored schools including department heads and teachers for languages drawing and cooking. graduates of Normal School No. 1 appointed as teachers. several resignations accepted. A head of the languages department named A H Grenn appears. Mrs W S Pullere heads the drawing department in white schools. Readjustment of salaries to be considered tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dickerson
G.C. Whikinten
H. M. Owen
AL Keys
H.W. Lewie
Ky Hy Slade
M. EB. Tiguren
B.C Wheeler
Ptcher
T. M. Collins
A. EF. Hughes
Hf. B. Wilson
Mo Breen
MV. Bruce
W. Catlett
ADV
Adv Senaera, ©. D Mathews, HA. Saunderd
G. A Drson
Aesdore Hardy
Mo KR Weeden
G. Buexa
Gladyn H. Powell
G. i. Amos Sabiret
P. Barnes
Ty O'Hara
A. H. Grenn
Mra. W
Pullere
Normal School No. 1
Mary Isabel Clements
Dorniby Kalb
Christins G. Lagman
Leila Lee
Ethel L. Mason
Lisa V. Masters
Prelyn Teicher
Clarive Weisle
Floring Walker
Winifred Carpenter
R. C. Wheele
F. H. Ason
H. P. Tilman
McKtnb Caal
B. G. Hode
Westere Noal
Florodora Star in Court Finds Husband Held for Abandonment
In Chicago Lent, W Frencie A Cudding faces 10 day examination on a wife abandonment charge. Mrs Cuddihy, born Lillian Hallihan of the Florodora sextet, testified they wed in 1916 and that he left seven days after marriage. She claimed family wealth while he said they were poor. The case centers on his whereabouts and financial status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W.frencie A. Cudding
Bald
Cuddihy
Lillian Hallihan
Cuiqing
Cuidthy
Cwialhy
Restructure Plan Approved for Realstate Trust Company
Kiladelphia in September reports the Realstate Trust Company rehabilitation plan approved by directors to pay depositors part cash and the rest in preferred stock. The plan offers one third cash on claims and two thirds in stock to fund a rehabilitated entity with $2,500,000 pledged, aiming to satisfy creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiladelphia
Earle
Realstate Trust Company
Tae
Unis
Godar
Annie Green Held by Judge in County Court
Annie Green colored is held by Judge Thoranson in Alexandria County Court after preliminary easing for the murder of Dacksen Boney colored of 77 Delaware Ave. Green was remanded to await grand jury action and sent to custody. She claimed a highwayman halted them during the incident near Long Bridge on August 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anns
Dacksen Boney
Delaware Avenue
Thoranson
Alexandria County
Grand Duvy
Coney
Salle Ser
Ub Hueey
Jackson
Annie Green
Banty
Plumbers Seek International Convention Turn Washington Event
Delegates from Local Union Wil Tey plan to bring the next international plumbers convention to Washington after arbitration board talks. Four attorneys on the arbitration panel met to review claims. secrecy marked hearings as journeyman plumbers deny fake organization charges and outline officer names. Snomas Rearvtenant James O'Hagan elected delegates to Toronto convention with aim to host in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Tey
Washington
Board of Arbitration
Settin
A. ¥. Worthington
Hoe
Joernermen
Costello's Hall
Ork
James O'Hagan
Toronto
Canada
dual journeyman plumbers organization deny the allegan@ts
Knights of Lanor
Charles G. Roeschen
Harry Shea
Robert Gladden
Anennial
William Conwell
William E. Shafer
Roeschen
Wat Formes
Tie Tyrster Lumbers
Steteg
Ther Baye
Philippine land issues discussed with War Department officials
Afeohbighho treiana and Bishop O Gorigkn of South Dakota visited the War Department to discuss Philippine land questions. They sought clarity on land titles and church possessions, noting lands were developed by labor taxed to the church. Rent payments and long accounting complicated settlement while Taft and Olewap were absent, hindering progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afeohbighho Treiana
O'Gorigkn
South Dakota
Philippines
Janas
Taft
Canada
Olewap
Activity At Seventh Day Adventists Camp Draws Crowds
Camp meeting at Piney Branch Takoma Park attracts over 20 attendees with ongoing arrivals. Elder Russell oversees inaugural events with W A Spicer sharing experiences from a world mission journey. Daily schedule includes sunrise services, Bible study, and multiple preaching sessions through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
W. A. Spicer
Seventh-day Adventists
Piney Branch
Butterout Street
Takoma Park
Sect of
Washington
Weebingtot
M.A. Baker
And
Robert Tatks
D. R. Nesil
Feolly
Nelson
Murphy
Waellurton
Sanz
Tortum
Tr Sisco
B. G. Wilkin
Hitler
G. Russell
W. W. Prevost
Frescott
Birs
Prescott
Hier
A. Codivora
Jesnil
Alfi
A. J. Ariator
A. J. Ariator. “Rider
Loran
Ofr
Stra.f
A. G. Dantes
Cerny
Prom Baltimors
Riger
Morris Luneng
B. R. Nutter
What. Nutter
Selfel
Knowlin
Mist Kaolin
Wilmington
John 5
Jones
Cumberland
Johr PF. Troigh
Hagerstown
Zana
Newdember
Sabbshaebaui Department
Chesapeake Conference
J. W. Paden
Frata Philadétabla
Pade
Poedy Oude Geratd
Hradford
Florabong
K. C. Russell
Religious Liberty Assoviation
Jasper
Mase
Syirl
John F. Jones
John F. Traugh
Phisian
Inquest Rules Murphy Death An Accident At Derby Line
The inquest into engineer Hugh S. Murphy death after the derailment at Sixth and Maryland Avenue found his death an accident. Coroner Nevitt and the jury visited the scene. rail defect or excess speed at the curve could not be determined. Witnesses included Dr. Glenn Jones of Emergency Hospital and fireman Reynolds who described the cab topple and aiding the engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. Murphy
Souther Ballroan
Sixth
Maryland Avenue
Nevitt
Oscar J. Ricketts
Frank K. Raymont
William F. Stophs
James Cunningham
J. E. Jesse
Ian Jonni Sheehan
Glenn Jones
Murphy
Reynolds
Will Erect Synagogue at Sixth and T Streets
The Adlassiae congregation plans a $60,000 synagogue at Sixth Street and T Street Northwest. A building permit was issued yesterday, contractor Arthur Cags to begin work immediately. The brick structure will feature stone and terra cotta trim, a large leaded glass window, a corner entrance, a central dome, and three towers. Architect Levi Cohen of Baltimore designed the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.streets
Arthur Cags
Wio
Levi
Baltimore
Embezzlement charges filed against Burke
Burke, a driver at 180 Ninth Street Northwest, Town UC, faces 18 counts of embezzling 245 from Fir er ML Barnes. Detectives O'Dea and Warren arrested him yesterday afternoon. Burke allegedly underpaid accounts while employed as a driver and will have a Police Court hearing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML Barnes
Darryman
Ninth
Burke
Columbia Steer
Northcruss
O'Dea
Warren
Farce
Harner
Shippers Seek Equal Freight Service For Government Items
The Jobbers and Shippers Association plans to collect data from government freight handlers to ensure uniform fast service for all shippers. They will compare government and private freight facilities, push for parity, and expand outreach to manufacturers in boots and shoes, hats, caps, and dry goods to attract firms to Washington. The group aims to grow membership to 400 and meets at the American Security on Trust Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Washington
Jabbers and Shippers’ Association
Helun
American Security On Trust
Rumor of Lynching Bee Denied by Virginia Sheriff
Sheriff Lynghing-Bee and Deputy Collins dismiss rumors of a mob in Alexandria County aimed at Cap Turner and others implicated in the attack on Miss Mabel Aseley. Officials say no foundation for mob violence exists, residents remain calm, and conditions around the courthouse are peaceful despite sensational reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Rand Ia
Sherif Collings
Haven
Jall
Deing
Mabel Aseley
Chinetty
Parrett Gooding
Garret Park
Luns Park
Collins
Stoneure
Maven & Mouneure
State of Virginia
Moncure
Collinge
Four Mile Run
Cap' Turner
Collims
Palmer Gas Het
Fourth Immunes Hold Smoker at Camp Xo Spanish War Veterans
About 301 members and 7 friends attended a smoker in Castle Hall Sixth and 6 streets northwest. Department Commander Carrott de Gheis of Maryland and a New Forks delegation were present. A letter from Department Commander J W Mitchell stated a large Central West attendance at the upcoming convention in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casillo’n Hall
Carrott de Gheis
Maryland
New Forks
Ville
J. W. Mitchell
Central West
Washington Woman on Steamer in Hurricane Peril
Marion B P Shadd of Washington D C among passengers on the United Fruit Company's Admiral Schley which rode out a September hurricane near the Bahama Islands. Two days overdue from Jamaican ports, the steamer and the Alice from Cuba faced heavy seas. several passengers, including Miss Shadd and Mrs Hugh M Brown, feared for survival as the vessel battled flood and gales. The ship later reached Beaton after the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ries Marion
Shadd
Cowd
Beaton
Jamaican
Marlone. Shadd
Washington, D.C
Mia
Hugh M. Brown
Cheyney
Donald Steamship Company
Sama
Cuba
Schley
Magruder Will Entrusts Estate to Trust Company for Children
The will of Mrs. Eleanor A. H. Magruder dated April 19 1969 (probate yesterday) places the entire estate in trust with American Security and Trust Company for four children Nannie Bruce Marshall and Lyles. The remainder will stay intact until the youngest reaches majority then division occurs. A block in Altmedléign Park bounded by streets is mentioned along with relics including Pompeiiae artifacts held by National Museum and Smithsonian. assets diverted for sale unless the children choose to retain them. The American Security and Trust Company is named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor A. H. Magruder
Widh Trust Company
Nannie
Bruce
Marshall
Lyles
Washington Post described as a local Washington daily
The Washington Post is presented as a leading newspaper for Washington residents. It claims broader world coverage than rivals and emphasizes reporting on local civic matters to Washington readers. The text underscores its aim to print more favorable regional content than contemporaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Washington
Neal Field
Oelrichs May Contest Husband Will Over Fortunes
Mrs. Oelrichs undecided on contesting Charles L Farr estate as attorney James Gerand cites possible inheritance from Fair estates. If most assets come from Oelrichs family, she plans to seek guardian rights for her son. Mrs. Oelrichs may contest at home or as guardian. San Francisco coast trip noted for administration of brother Charles L Farr estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mia Herman Collens
North Germman Lloyd
Fair Estates
James W. Gerand
Oelrichs
Gerand
Mra. Oeletehs
Vanderbilt
Charles L. Farr
Senator Farr
Str
Oelricht
Barger
Osiridhs
Getrichs
California
Ftvs
Osirichs
Mra W. Vanderbile
Shea Must Stand Trial In Teamsters Conspiracy Case
Chicago dated report states Cornelius F. Shea, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, will stand trial on conspiracy charges arising from the recent strike. After two days of argument, the court ruled the indictments valid and the case proceeds with further testimony scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cornelius F. Shea
International Brotherhood A Teamsters
Teamsters
Srlat
Agin
Morrow
Gorman Estate Will Leaves Widow and Daughters Shares
Copy of Senator Arthur Pue Gormans will filed in Howard County District of Columbia details estate valued between 7000000 and 3000000 dollars. Arthur P Gorman Jr named executor with Mrs Anna D Gorman and two daughters. Provisions create trust for remaining property, income to daughters, and equal division after widow’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pue Gorman
Elliott City
Howard County
Register of Wills
District of Columbia
Démocratie Readar
Arthur P. Gormany, Jr
Rae
Vermont
Northwe
Benator
Gorman
Diaf Uicts
West Virginla
Davis
Hentry Gassaway ,Devis
Slate
Mr.&. Gorman
Ife
Hotard County
Arthur &. Gorman
Nome Trust Company
Baltimore
Washington
Nna Sidera
Arthur
P. Gorman
Sven
Mrs. Gorman
Arthur P. Gormo
P. Gormai
Sale-Ekeentar
Diern
Plans for New Hospital Site on Brightwood Road
City officials announce purchase of a Brightwood Road site for a new municipal hospital. Congress provided only 100000 dollars, far below hopeful estimates, delaying plans for architecture and grounds. Commissioners held a design competition. the winning plan is costly and would exceed the allotted funds. The hospital is to be built independent of existing designs under the appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood Road
Congressional
Frank Wiles Day
Bf m-Remat
Philadelphia
Macfarland
Congress
Brightwaood
Lo Nffetala
Congresas
President to Finish Message to Congress Before Sagamiore Hill Exit
Secretary Loeb announces that the President has drafted his annual message to Congress. The plan is a shorter address than last year and will be completed before he departs Sagamore Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guater Bay
Wastington Post
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Congress
Saganiore Hil
Comely girl in detention stories forgery charge
Julia Kane aged nineteen tells how she wandered the streets for weeks seeking work and explains she forged a sign on a dress shop letter to obtain money. She describes coming to detention, details of alleged offense, and current custody as police pursue further inquiry through her mother in Swedesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kane
Andi Ayer
Anne
Gala Day at Luna Park Draws Large Crowd
Attendance at Luna Park in Taina Parke yesterday far exceeded expectations. A half holiday for employees and hundreds of patrons enjoyed a special performance by Qangereila and a mammoth fireworks display by John W. Onlendorf of Baltimore after the hippodrome. Shadow dances lit the late evening while Washington Market Company officials observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taina
Parke
Path Management
Centar Market
Qangereila
Elbck
John W. Onlendorf
Baltimore
Rockaway
Fieworks
Washington Market Company
Eaward R Tinker
William V. Cox
Samuel W. Curriden
Smith
Frank
Wilutas
N- G
Menids Is
Chandler
George’ W. Gray
John ,Gassell, Paul, Butler
Edward A Whitford
Railway Painters' Themes discussed at convention session
Delegates at a railway industry gathering debated who should manufacture paints and varnishes for locomotives and freight equipment. Key figures from major railroads argued the pros and cons while apprenticeships in railway paint shops were deemed underemphasized. A postmeeting visit toured Mount Vernon and the Congressional Library. Also advertised an auction sale of carpets and Wiltons at Wilson & Mayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blowington
Chicago
Ana Amon Balirded
Baltimore
Ole
Hutchinget
Trudk
David Murrey
John: Gaarheart
Pennsylvania
Joseph ‘Mayedck
Buffalo
Charles
B. Copp
New York
A.P Schroeder
Milwaukey
St. Paul Railway
John T. McCracken
Interboroustt Rapid
Transit Company
R. E. ‘Miller
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
C. E. Cross
New, York Central
Fred
Bull
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Congressional Library
Weather notes and city obituary fragment
Weather conditions report from Washington with details on pressures and fronts across the U S regions, followed by local temperature readings and sunshine data. Also notes the death of Catherine C McKenny, sister of Ray K McKenny, with funeral arrangements pending at Immaculate Conception. Government receipts and expenditures figures conclude the item.
Fragmentary health note on diet and nerves and energy
A fragmented text references heavy dinners Jale suppers whiskey and beer, nervous excitement and exposure to temperature. Mentions cascarat and business energy social sunshine and future treatment costs in a vague health context.
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Flora Ulks
Maude White
J. R. Baker
B. H. Newhoures
FL E, Giescurk
EB. Bretan
B. le Wihon
Eb Gistame
Greets Te W, Fule Ter
R. G. Hodgkin
Florodora
Francis A. Cuddihy
Hee
Plan Foy
Alexandria Negress
Arbitration Board
Archbishop Ireland
Bishop Gorman
War Department
Seventh Day Adventists
Fulpit
Dairyman
Hood
Hunt
Cap* Turner
Misa Risley
Admiral Schley
Marion P. Shadd
Blucein School
Tale City
Fourteenth Street
F. J. Shadi
Dispatch
Boston
Shea
Arthur P. Gorman, Jr
Receiving & Legacy
Tve
Tacke
Henry Gassaway Davis
Philadelphia Architects' Center
Poplin
Lansburgh& Bro
Seventh St
Julia’ Kane
Ciara
St. Martin’s
Swedeszorp
J. i
Iter
Charles Whelan
Theo
Glover
Tennallytown
Mgv
Cathay
Peter Grogan
Seventh St. Bet
Sanders
Luna Park
Center Market
Buga
Olan
Nowton
Bale
Wison & ‘Mayers
Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Tin Bian Guist
Dakotas
British Columbia
Middle
Atlantic
Ginte
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Lame
Middle Mississippi
Pacife
Atlantio Coet Ateileis
Howth
Missieninph
Ohle
Latte Rexfan
Hinds
Leyland
Aplantia Qorst
Atlante
Base Gull
Iit
Banilla
St. Ralmfal
Alttuedin
AmeeWr
The
Cathering C. McKenny
Misa Cathering G.mckenny
Ray
K. Mckenny
St. Charles’ College
Fillcott City
Joan McKeany
Eleventh Street
Simarce of the Immaculate Conception
Father‘McKeany
Sax
Mlashevik i
Attadita
Saclanaul
Indyentie
Ming Springs
Tabie
Jasw
Gila
Sun Mee
Berpers' Porry
Wi VA
American, Security and Trust Company
Fittesmth
Avene
Charles J. Bell
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Steinway
Ave
Ghr
Heurich Brewing. Co
Maerzen
Senate
Liege
Rioja
Eraris
Noel Natetle
Exactet
Boreeier Planus
F'St.n.w
Cascarat
Cascaret
Sterling Remedy Company
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