Rudolph Attack Sparks Labor Delegates Row at Opening
Delegates clash over inviting Commissioner Rudolph to welcome visiting labor leaders in Maryland District Federation events. Central Labor Union, with Bricklayers and Carpenters backing Rudolph, vows to invite him while others raise objections. Committee to visit Rudolph today. open sessions adopted. press coverage planned.
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Employers’ Association
Mombers
Maryland-District State Federation
Central Labor Union
Rudolph
Bricklayers' Union
Sam DeNedres
Rds
Ngs
Asean
Laate Printers
Lford
Taft
Tams
John G Wolfe
Bricklayers
Employers' Association
James W Considine
Rudevih
Clinton
Owr
de Nedry
Columbia Lodge of Machinists
Henning
Colpoys
Daughters Earn Money for Memorial Home Event Planned
The Stonewall Jackson Chapter at the Confederate Memorial Home in Washington convened last evening to announce an experience party on the second Monday in December. Members will share earnings used to bolster the memorial home fund and a paper honored Lieut Latane Young, a Virginian Confederate soldier, whose burial is commemorated by a steel engraving in the home parlors. Maryland chapters plan a meeting September 17 in Annapolis with Stonewall Jackson attending.
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Stonewall Jackson
U. S
Confederate Memorial Home
Vermont Avenue
Lieut Latane Aoung
Virginia
Maryland
Annapoli
Thieves Make Good Hauls At Iroquois Apartments
A thief entered Miss Lillan M Thompson’s fifth floor Iroquois apartment last night while she was away and stole a diamond ring with a Tiffany setting valued at HTS. The loss was reported to police and Detective Kreindenst assigned to the case. A separate report says H K Sellers on 1219 B Street reported four rings and a gold watch stolen from his bedroom bureau yesterday.
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Lillan M Thompson
Nome
H K_ Sellers
Norineam
Bleves
Washington aviation meet may follow New York event
Chamber of Commerce executives meet to consider J B Berger plan to raise 85000 in trophies and bring top aviators to Washington. Gude supports the idea as a financial boost with thousands of visitors spending money locally. Aero Club officials and allied groups back a post international meet in New York timing.
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Washington
New York
College Park
Chamber of Commerce
J B. Berger
Beriger
Aero Club of America
Chamber
Gude
William F Gude
Long Island
Aero Club of Washington
Robert ,Aan Oliver
Thomas Nelson Page
Butler Ames
Allerton Cushman
Albert F. Zahm
Aero-Scientific Club
Edward ¥. Young
Yéaterday
Guard Plans Aero Corps Formation By District National Guard
The District National Guard plans to form the first aeronautical division by any militia in the country. Prominent local officers are preparing to organize and seek recognition from brigade headquarters. General Harries Tong is pushing the effort, aiming for official approval and support.
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District National Guard
Harries Tong
Airship project eyed by militia officials in Washington
District militia officers consider forming a division and purchasing a leading airship model. Capt Charles J Fox of the Fleet Battery, field artillery, is among supporters. Other interested officers include Capt Thomas King Maj George L Tait Lieut John Doyle Carmody and Sgt James J Clarke.
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Aviation Corps
Charles J. Fox
Fleet Battery
Field Artillery
Thomas King
Congress Heights Rifle Range
George L Tait
First Infantry
John Doyle Carmody
Ordnance Department
James 8. Clarke
Confessed Robbery Suspects to Face Police Courts
Hany Brooks Emile Daust and John H Cunningham held at the Sixth pro sernet police station charged with assault and robbery of Dallas R Bowman at the Ventone apartments in Judi emary square. Bowman and Markham E McQueen identified the prisoners as the attackers. Sergi Curry and Officer O'Dea captured them and recovered Bowman's watch. Oscar Lumpkin, 16, tied to the Brooks Daust and Cunningham band, was handed to Deputy Sheriff Henshaw in Richmond after detention.
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Hany Brooks
Emile Daust
John H. Cunningham
Bowman
McQueen
Sixth Precinct
Oscar Lumpkin
Brooks, Daust, and Cunningham Band
Henshaw
Rich~ Tmond
Suburbs to Have Lights After Protests to Commissioners
Suburban residents praised yesterday's protests against the lights out order affecting roads into Washington. The board decided to restore lamps in several districts though no official order was issued yet. Officials indicated some discontinued rights of way lighting would soon be reinstated while Maj Judson reviews placement. The annual report of electrical engineer W C Allen noted Washington Terminal and Washington Railway refused to pay for street lighting along their rights of way, tying up $6,500 yearly for street lighting and $1,520 for arc lamps until legal actions are resolved.
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Washington
Maj. Judson
W. C. Allen
Man Arrested for Giving Liquor to Minors
Policeman J. G. Walsh of the Seventh precinct arrested Stephen S. Renner who allegedly gave liquor to two 12 year old boys, Arthur Devis and William Saylor, found unconscious in Bank alley. Renner faces arraignment and a minimum penalty of $50 fine or at least 20 days in jail if convicted.
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J. G. Walsh
Seventh Precinct
Stephen S. Renner
HK Street
Arthur Devis
Thirty-second Street
William Saylor
Twentieth’ Street
Bank Alley
M Street I
Renner
Neve
Hurd deposition dispute during testimony at district court
In the District Supreme Court Justice Barnard heard Mrs Laura M. Cramer through attorney A A Birney protest alleged interference during a deposition of octogenarian Fenton J. Hurd in Whallensburg. Dr Kael Hurd and Dr Lee M. Hurd disputed Birney and Ford accounts of events at the bedside. The judge denied the motion to retake the deposition.
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District Supreme Court
Barnard
A. A Birney
Laura M. Cramer
Whallensburg
Birney
Cramer
Hurd
Justicao Barnard
Weather conditions from Gulf disturbance and coastal winds
The Gulf of Mexico disturbance centers south of Louisiana cape causing strong winds from Burwood to Galveston and warnings from Pensacola to Point Isabel. A cool wave covers the North, eastern and southern regions with showers expected in the Southern States and valleys. Winds shift from New England to the central Atlantic with variable seas to the Grand Banks. tide table shows high tides at 2:30 pm and 8:02 pm, lows at 6:32 am and 9:30 pm.
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U 5S
Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana Cape
Burwood
Galveston
Pansacola
Point Isabel
Tex
European Portal
Grand Beaks Locatae
Yioa
Trane
Casts From Indian Prisoners Turned Over To Ethnology
The interior department plans to give plaster life masks rescued from a pension office cornice to the bureau of American ethnology. The masks include Indians from Fort Marion and Hampton school, with few white faces. They are valuable artifacts, once feared to be copied, and will likely be exhibited after preservation.
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Scott
Clement Ucker
Department of the Interior
Pension Office
Bureau of American Ethnology
Ucker
Department
Walter Scott
Acker
Fort Marion
St Augustine
Fla
Hampton, Va
Montgomery C. Meigs
Jis
Alexander Hamilton
Caetus Demitius Corbulo
John Sildell
United States
Louisiana
National Museum
Bureau of Ethnology
Democrats in revolt threaten Jones for Senate in Virginia
Special to The Washington Post from Norfolk recounts a mass meeting where insurgents challenged the party machine after the August 28 primary. They demand an investigation, favor William A. Jones for Senate, and vow to pressure state officials while spreading the revolt across districts and counties.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
United States
Thomas
Martin
Academy of Music
Maynard
W. A. Young
Democratic District Committee
Boom Jones
Senate
Academy
Secon
William A. Jones
Congress
Virginia
United States Senate
Thomas 5
Democratic State Central Committee
Corporation Court
Grand Jury
Norfolk Ality
Courtland
Boykina
Newsoms
Branchville
Richmond
Joseph L. Barham
Paul D Camp
Joseph S. Musgrave
L. H Brantley
John Sebref
John C Parker
Nate Ridley
Suffolk
Norfolk County
Holland
Musurgia Club Elects Officers In Washington
The Musurgia Club of Washington elected Edward H Droop as president for the first time. Other officers include Edgar Priest as musical director Howard Barnes as assistant director Joseph F Mathieu as vice president David A Hart as secretary Arthur B Pierce as treasurer Robert A Jonscher as librarian Edwin Callow as business manager and Brybn Blodgett as accompanist.
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Musurgia Club
Washington
Edward H Droop
Edgar Priest
Howard Barnés
Joseph F. Mathieu
David A. Hart
Arthur B. Pierce
Robert A. Jonscher
Edwin Callow
Brybn Blodgett
Droop
Daughters of America Meet in National Capital Bank Hall
The State Council of the District of Columbia Daughters of America held its annual session with State Councillor Lola B Hauptman presiding. Emma Whiting of Newport, Kentucky, was announced as National Councillor. Reports showed progress, a large count in Tennallytown, and gains for Washington lodges. Benefits included 35000 for funerals and 1.08 for sickness relief. officer elections were set for this evening.
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State Council of the Distrit of Columbia
Daughters of America
National Capital Bank Hall
Lola B. Hauptman
Emma Whiting
Newport, Hy
Tennallytown
Washington
Chicago Passes New York in Postal Receipts
Chicago topped New York in postal receipts for August, the first time in Post Office Department history. Chicago posted 1,666,494 in revenue while New York trailed by 55,689. Officials attribute the surge to Chicago's booming mail order trade led by local merchants.
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Post Office Department
Chicago
New York
New York City
Post Office
Richmond Nominates Wan Water to Oppose Lamb in Congress Race
In Richmond on September 12, W. R Wan Water of Henrico County was nominated by the Third District pro abbecan convention to oppose Capt. John Lamb, a Democrat, for a seat in Congress. The move sets the stage for a pitched campaign in the district.
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Lamb
Richmond
W. R Wanwater
Henrico County
Capt
John Lamb
Iene
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