Italian Bandmaster to Lead Mardi Gras Carnival Night
The article notes Prof Coccia, a Neapolitan by birth and veteran bandmaster, will lead selections for a Saturday carnival at the Marna grounds near the Highway bridge. He has long served in Italian and French armies and in U.S. regimental bands, composing marches such as the Pochontan Historical March and the Washington Post Regatta March, with a special piece The Peat Fireworks Dance prepared for the event. The Washington Post Marine Band and Kamper will perform, with plans to present solo and combined pieces, amid city-wide staff, teachers, and children involvement and parade festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marna
tajMou
Italy
Snatinut
Coceia Tg
Milan
Rome
Venice
Naples
Coccia
New Orleans
Coceta
George Dewey
Haw
Trrector Kamper
Julius Kamper
United States
Faalneer Bond
Kamper
Woalington Post
Washington Post
Axamper
Ears
Hay
Treasury Department
Potomac
Pook Unis Nile
Old Kong
Baltimore Retains Plant Amid Steel Deal Turmoil
A garbled report describes Baltimore plant negotiations involving Fillmore Steel and Standard Steel with terms unclear. The document mentions a sale or transfer of property, a scheduled action, and potential relocations or enlarment of local works amid corporate dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutu Mt
Fillmore Steel
Vow
Hallmore Steel Fe
Bigelow Loses Copper Suit In Maryland Court
A court ruling from Old Dominion Square finds Bigelow failed to prove damages in a copper profits dispute with the Rostun firm. The suit alleged improper pricing and undue profits tied to tin and copper trades. The decision references the Treasury and state authorities, noting a 90 000 dollar claim against the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sekmee
Rostun
Old Dominion
Southside Virginia Physicians to Discuss Pellagra at Courtland
Physicians from Southside Virginia join a court meeting at Courtland to discuss pellagra. The session, in Southampton County near Petersburg, will feature Tr Wit m FP Drew of Petersburg as author of an important paper read before Lee Asdniston 1 tint. The counties represented include Surry Sussex Dinwiddie Brunswick Ceenyitle Southampton Prince George and the city of Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Courtland - Trea Washag
Petersurg
Southaule
Southampton
Surry Sussex
Dinwiddie
Brunswick
If You Brave the Dust in Our Store
Inconvenience from extensive improvements yields real bargains on new Fall Woolens. New Fall Suits and Swt fabrics advertised as available, with losses for customers turned into gains if they order now.
Schwartz and Pelzman Reliable Tailors on Seventh Street
A business listing for Schwartz and Pelzman, reliable tailors located at 605 Seventh Street. The entry provides a contact phone number 507 and emphasizes dependable alterations and garment care in a compact storefront listing.
Fireworks to Dazzle Potomac Show for Washington
Four pyrotechnic experts from the Painy Manufacturing Company of New York surveyed Potomac Park for a grand firework display next Saturday night under Supt George Beal. Beal, with three assistants, says the park and river provide ideal space for monumental water and land effects, including a Taft portrait screen and Neptune in his chariot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painy Manufacturing Company
New Tork
Potomac Perk
George Beal
Taft
Heal
Salt Lake City
Sydney
Melbourne
Australia
South America
Europe
North America
Beal
Willam Temple
Willam Shaw
Edward Young
Fotomac Park
Shaw
Washington
Natonal
Deal
Niagore Falls
Neptune
Ixperia
Potomac Park
Aleshire
LSA
New York
Election Officials Named for November Polling Places
The Montgomery county supervisors of elections appointed judges and clerks for polling places in November. Names include L. E. Riggs and Henry M. Grash in Laytonsville. W. E. King and James Jobeach in Poolesville. Robert L. Hickerwon and James F. Purunce in Poolesville. and many others across Bethesda Olney Pooleville and surrounding precincts with Democrats as initial judges and Republicans as clerks in rotating assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Wantington
Supervisors of Elections
Laytonsville
L. E Riggs
Henry MH Grash
Lloyd C Collisowar
Whitlam
Bell
Cluksburg
W EB King
James Wo
Robey
J Janney
Shoo
Clarks
Uarnextons
Cheriea
Dufe
Jamea
Purdon
Thomas J Derby
Frank
Martin
Bethesda
M Wilson
Patt
Joh & Jobamea
Edward & Grake
Ett Clarke Olney
George EB White
Clarence Carroll
Nicholas T Grigoth
Roland Moore Kler
Henry M Uindig
Rletha Tamascur
James B Hawkins
Samuel V. Broanhaye
Aretia Lauder
JW Burdette
Elesie Whertoo
Firat
Frank Stubbin
Homan Parker
William
Fuller
Jimox
Malley
Wilam
Grane
Bunte
Hugh O Doomell
P Wala Medley
Tazewell Fair Races Highlight Attendance Record
The second day of the Tazewell fair drew about 5,000 spectators as 294 trot winner Ovano ret Chieftain with Judas Palmer third. Judge Palmer won the 219% trot followed by Abieshelty and Noma Grace Celt. A handicap race favored stable Alim Clark. Swamp Drainage project noted with Department of Agriculture official Hays inspecting Hyde County NC swamps for arable conversion.
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Onion Wing
Judge Palmer
Washington Post
Tazewell Fair
Copenhaver
Ovan Oret Chieftain Be
Judas Palmer
Abieshelty
Noma Grace Celt
Chind Tine
Alim Clark
Ronning
Mlexovrl Bellé
Fincore
Belle
North Carolina
Hays
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Hyde County
Haya
Father of Potomac Park Promotes Washington Fest
Land sales and river work by Baggs Bank President Miret light the plan for Potomac Park development and a coming regatta carnival. Charles C Glover, longtime park advocate and Potomac Park father, credits Taft era drive openings and promises a day of amusements, bands, and fireworks attracting crowds to Washington’s riverfront.
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Baggs Bank
Miret
Washington Post
Potomac Paiit
Potomac Drive
Taft
Elver
Charles C Glover
Glover
Riggs National Bank
Potomac Park
National Capital
Washington
Abi
Capito U
Potomac River
Long Bridge
Tency
Gelling Congress
Charles S Bromweil
Potomac
Glover Haa Heeh
Man Sues Rail Line Over Gate Open Crash
Charles M Aphold of Petersburg sues Atlantic Coast Line Railway for 50000 damages after a May 4 car collision with a moving locomotive in Lynchburg area. Plaintiff alleges automatic crossing gates were not closed and chauffeur William J Rahily slept. Ambold lost both legs.
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Weahington
Petersburg
Charles M Aphold
Atlantic Coast Line
Ambold
Wiliam J Rahily
Misa Margaret Corigan
Lynchburg
Rahily
Waa
Sycamore Street
Tila
Atemin
Dead, Two Hurt In Burkeville Fire Drill Explosion
In Burkeville Virginia a chemical engine exploded during practice injuring three men. Puckett was killed instantly when thrown into the baseball ground steps. Kessler had a crushed arm and Anderson suffered a crushed toe. Mrs Puckett is reported in poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkeville
Washington
Jac’ Puckett
Arc Department
William Kessler
J F Anderson
Norfolk and Southern Railway
Aca
Puckett
Woman Sues P D Inspector W G Brownlow
Rose B McKaty, a Postoffice Department clerk, sues William G Brownlow for breach of promise in Newton Kansas. She alleges engagement in 1909 and that he married Anna Gelb of Hyattsville on May 29. She seeks 5000 damages and also 1400 back loans.
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William G Brownlow
Walter Brownlow
Tennessee
Postome‘Department
Newton
Kans
Mise Rose B McKaty
Postoffice Department
Brownlow
Staoute
Misa Molkals Aleges
Anna Gelb
Hyaltlltead
Askeo i Employe
McKarged
Townlow
Erin's Sons Hustling for District Irish Honor at Benning Race
Commissioner Macfarland agrees to preside over the District Hibernians election event at Benning on September 25 39. The Irish voters discuss rival candidates including Murphy Donnelly Garges Moran Halogan and Dono han among many others. Polling places list Crown Lunchroom New York avenue to M street northwest and several drugstores across the city for leatlots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald Isle
Macfarland
Order of Hivernians
Benning
Irish Tmr
Civil Service Retirement Association
Ddonoghue
Samuel B Donnelly
Alzo
Donnelly
Feders
Danny’ Garges
Mr Garges
Hibernians
PT Moran
P J Halugan
P F Carr
J D O Connor
William J Donovan
Thomas J Donovan
Richard A Curtis
Fred W Miller
P_ Sullivean
Joseph F Berg
P J Neo
William McGuire Thomas Ki Gauther
Hugh F Harvey
Wiliam O'Donnell
Crown Lunchroom
York Avenue
Miter Brost
Ninth Street
O'Donnell Earug
Second Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kenerlys Drug Store
Capitol
T Streets
Donnel's Draf
Why Quarrel Asks Wu Ting Fong in New Tai Visit
Wu Ting Fong the Chinese minister arrived in New Tai after a three month trip. He urged reform in China and argued that China would keep its doors open to all time, despite quarrels over the North Pole controversy and complex internal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wu Ting Fong
New Tai
North Pole
Oman
China
Opposition to Central Bank Plan at American Bankers Meeting
Delegates at the American Bankers Association convention whispered that the central bank idea tied to George M Reynolds’s annual address faced broad opposition. The gathering featured trust company and clearing house factions, with elected leaders from Cleveland, Milwaukee, Chicago, San Francisco, Washington, and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
George M Reynolds
Trust Company
Clearing House
Daniel
Remsen
New York
Zohl
BC McDougel
Saeda
Clearing House Bank
HP Mcintosh
Guarding Savings and Depost Company
Teveland
Ohio
E Trrs Company
Oliver C Fulier
Wisconsin Trust Company
Milwaukee
EE Basset
Fiiat Trust and
Solvergs Bank
Chicago
John D McKee
Merchants Trust Company
San Francisco
Charles J Bell
American Security and Trust Company
Washington DC
Feh Gom
Cleveland Trust Company
Cleveland Ohio
Edwin Chamberlan
San Antonio Loar and Trust Company
San Antonio
Tex
Railroad men elect new officers at annual convention
On the second day of the Roadmasters and Maintenance Association of America convention in this city, officers were elected. James Sweeney of Danville Illinois became president of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway. Y Thompson of Joliet Illinois won first vice president for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. JL Single of Newark New Jersey became second vice president for Public Service Corporation. Walter E Emery of Peoria Illinois was secretary and treasurer for Peoria and Pekin Union Railroad. W M Connolly of Cincinnati Northern Railroad and F D Harrigan of the Pujo-Mar Railway joined the executive committee. The next convention will be in Chicago while sessions continue today and tomorrow.
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Wey Association of America
James Sweeney
Danville Tl
Chicago and aEatern Minois Railway
Y Thompson
Jol'at Il
Atcheson Topeka and Sante Fe Railway
JL Single
Public Service Corporation
Newark, NJ
Walter E Emery
Peoria MM
Peoria and Pekin Yaion
W M Connolly
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
F D Harrigan
Pou Mar Railway
Chicago
Mexican Cruiser Morelos Honored Amid Hudson Fulton Festivities
The Mexican cruiser Morelos arrived at Hampton Roads and was saluted as U S battleships prepared for the Hudson Fulton celebration. Races for 1 mile cutters between Minnesota Vermont and Georgia Idaho drew large wagers and cheers. The fleet will parade in full dress on Mexican Independence Day with national flags and salutes at sunrise noon and sunset. Vermont moves to Bridgeport for Columbus day events while Montana New York Birmingham Missouri and others join target practice and drills ahead of New York.
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Washington Post
Folk
Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Morelos
Moreign
New York
Hudson-Fulton
Fort Monroe
Moretos
Admiral Schroeder
Connecticut
Atep Ively
Minnesota
Vermont
Georgia
Hlaho
Navy
Idaho
Tne
Jamestown
New New York
de Witt Leftmann
New Jersey
Bridgeport Conn
Montana
Birmingham
Missouri
North Carolina
Solem
Will Probate In District Supreme Court Sets Complex Morris Estate
Justice Borris filed for probate detailing a multi sister will with Margaret Hastings as a main heir. Helen Isabel Morris acts as executrix and life interests pass to Mary Morris and Elizabeth Colbert with later bequests to Margaret Hastings and Edwerlina Hastings. If no issue, Georgetown University gains educational trust. Mary and Elizabeth must pass income from Columbia Hotel stock to Margaret Hastings. No bond or account required from Helen Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iste
Borris
District Supreme Court
Margaret Hastings
Patrest
Helen Tabet Morris
Helen Isabel Morris
Mary Louisa Morris
Hilaabeth
Rosalie Colbert
Union Trust Company
Edwerlina Frances Hastings
Georgetown University
Mary Shortly
Elizabeth Colbert
Columbia Hotel Company
Justice Aforris
Catherine C Hannan
Helen
Helen Morris
Alexandria boats measured for Post trophies in regatta
The Washington Post regatta measured Alexandria boats after the semispeed Kindo was hauled for repairs. Kindo to be measured Friday morning by the official measurer and assistant, with owner William R Moore hoping for a strong showing. Other boats measured included Tryto, duplicate Kindo, Augusta, runabout launches, and several speedboats entered by local owners. Alexandria boat owners expect to win Post trophies Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Washington Posts
Regitta
Ume
Willian Ro Moore
Joseph J Moore
Admiral Augusta Gelmes
AC Hulings
Wudt Wai Ince
Eyana George King
Henry Wise
Victor Emerson
Weather Conditions Signal Eastward Movement and Varying Temperatures
The report notes a disturbance moving east across the country with tropical activity near Jamaica and potential hurricane warnings near Key West. Temperatures fall from the Mississippi Valley to the Appalachian Mountains, with showers expected in New England and Florida, and variable winds across the coasts and Great Lakes. The bulletin forecasts mixed weather across regions for the next two days and mentions upcoming cases in Virginia and a docket listing.
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LE Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Westington Wy
Jamaica
Cuban
Florida
India
Key Wem
Misalestopt
Far
New England
Staten
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
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Ant Wal Sylvester
Patel
Baltimore
Butler
Bigelow
Old Dominion Company
Pain
Gall Potomac
Wile Swell
Washington Band
Joseph C. V. Cotcia
Lands Post Project
Charles C. Glover
Potomag Park
Mp Glover
Sir- Ullaighthouse
Sues Railway
Castoria
P. D
W. G. Brownlow
Erin
Quarrel
MR. WU
Minsater
Gentral Bank
American Association
Roadmasters' Association
Post
Postum Cereal Co, Lr
Battle Creek, Mick
Mexico
Republic
Tara
Ydaho
Moving Picture Theater
RTA
Paname Ghd Serges
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th Street
Tudge Morris
Gata Honss
Hansa de Rile
Lake
Utah
Tig Sanson Spree
Eppears McComb
Caer
Bauguer Va
Harmonware
Miller'n
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania
R. R
Washington SA
BM Taylor
Susquehanna Valley
Young Men’s Store
STAG
Union Building Company
Gireators
Ofice of the Company
South Rosai
MYROS
Pan- Ker
Scott Towers
Et Ris
THC
Sisters OF ST Rose
Phelpspi
Calave
Ash
Clifton Pash Alto
Kenilworth
Rusdai Sanders
Ted Pris
Lise Santomber
White
Mgs
Howe Sam
Bng
Elghisen
Wiscons
Charvally Gate
Guiy
International Realty and Development Co., Inc
Colorado
Phono Msin
California
Christian Xander
7Th St
Epon Ro
Vinitore
Atlantic City
Youns
Ocean Pier
Board
Wilson & Mayers
Tosh
Atul
Seales Wits
Oden
Wiley & Mayer
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