Washington Millionaire Wife Seeks Trustee Removal in Court
Mrs Hutchins contests trustee Dante in Stilson Hutchins estate case seeking removal and a temporary $2,000 monthly allowance. court advised mediation to avoid costly delays while auditors had proposed $258 monthly and creditors face clamped relief.
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Washington
Ashley M. Gould
Penn
Besting
William J
Dante
Trates
Sperini Intil
Alis Hutchins
Dante's
Brandenburg & Brandens
Aus
Lee Tutelins
Woo¢r Biseher Art Company
Tes Colonunia Peanut Company
Flutching
Dent
Twutchins
Ace
President Denny May Resign Rumor Rocks University
Tesington Sept 5 Great concern grips Washington and Lea University as word spreads that President George J Te contemplates an offer to head the University of Alabama. Trustees met in secret amid urging from alumni and townspeople for Mr Denny to stay. An offer of a $1000 pay raise and free house rent was presented, and Representative IW Davis urged his remaining at Lea. Town council also passed resolutions urging him to remain.
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District Court
Dent
Bramtenburg & Brandenuberg
Hutchios
Stilson Watehing
Rose Keeling
Dante
Tegal
Futehins
Tesington
Way
Washington and
Lea University
George J. Te
University of Alabama
Denny
Indi Ienis
IW Davis
West Virginia
Denna
Agtom
Lee University
Deaths reveal weddings in London fire victim tale
New York papers publish a romance note linking Jameson Finnev and Emily Jex to Miss Ethel Woo Lee and Frank Madden. Finnev perished in the London Hotel fire, Madden died months later in an accident on the Williamsburg Bridge. The bonds surface amid wills and notices while the couple wed in London before Madden's death.
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New York
Jameson Lee Finnev
London
Bose
Emily
Jex
New
Danbury
Triandy
Mere Rade
Mesa
Ethel Woo Lee
Bo Madden
St. Ann's Church
Madien
Witamsburs
Museum Opens Sundays Plan Revealed
Director Mike Thun said the museum will admit visitors on Sundays while inspectors review arrangements. He noted heirs of inspection have not decided yet but expect Sunday openings in the late afternoon with flat space available for events.
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Nafcomel
District Attorney Delays Action in Washington Railway Crash
The District Attorney will review all papers submitted by the District electric railway commission before deciding whether to prosecute those blamed for the Washington Railway and Electric Company crash at Chesapeake Junction. He will question contractors and motormen and other witnesses, but heavy workload means a timely decision is unlikely. If negligence is found, prosecutions may follow.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Chesapeake Junction
Wilson
District Electric Railway Commission
Wisen
Railway Commission
Flood Devastates Western PA Towns as Mills Workmen Cling to Rafters
A cloudburst swept Etna, Millvale, Sharpsburg, Turtle Creek and nearby towns causing half a million dollars in damage. Firemen and volunteers rescued 25 people marooned in a block of houses while two hundred steel workers clung to rafts for hours. Cars and tracks were torn up, factories shut down, and a flood warning was issued for the region. A hitching accident killed John Adams of Evans City. The storm impacted Western Pennsylvania with the greatest damage in Allegheny County.
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Pitsborg
Etna
Millvale
Sharpsburg
Turtle Creek
Elna
Spang-Chalfant Company
Wstinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse Airbrake Company
Glenshaw
Weather Bureau
Harmony
John Adams
Evans City
Mttwburg
Bathing Beach Closes After Strong Season at Willow Tree
The municipal bathing beach shut yesterday after a successful season led by superintendent Dr. William B. Hudson. Attendance averaged about 7 per day, with crowds reaching 2,500 on special days and bad weather. 4,111 women swam in July and August this year. Lifeguards guarded pools, the Dolphin Swimming Club formed and will stay active into winter. The annual report goes to the District commissioners Monday.
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William B. Hudson
Willow Tree Alley
Clits
Hudson
Dolphin Swimming Club
Wil
Dr. Hudson
Chicken linked to sailor deaths aboard Michigan investigation
Boston dispatch reports cold storage chicken blamed for illnesses and the death of William Starkweather of New York aboard the battleship Michigan after meals on September 3 and 4 during southern drill grounds operations. A three officer board condemned and discarded the remaining fowls as a precaution.
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Boston
Willam Starkweather
New York
Nathaniel Usher
William Starkweather
Usher
Michigan
Navy Department
Board of Survey
Solace
World Crops Outlook From U S Department of Agriculture
Government crops report notes Russia expects smaller wheat and rye yields due to failures southeastern Russia and western Siberia while South America and India see favorable rains boosting future harvests. Cotton in British India suffers from drought. total acreage around 11.3 million. Final cotton condition reports set for early October with census data on supply and distribution forthcoming.
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Department of Agriculture
South America
India
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureaa
Canada
Europe
Russia
Siberia
Argentina
Chile
British India
Punjab
Rajputana
Crop Reporting Board
Census Bureau
Weather Delays Film On Macadam Road Oil Treatment
Rain blocked yesterday filming of Bradley Jane in Chevy Chase showing oil treated macadam roads. The Office of Public Roads, Department of Agriculture, plans to resume today if weather cooperates.
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Bradley Jane
Chevy Chase
Office of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Diversions at fashionable Newport resorts and society
Mr and Mrs George D Widener and Miss Widener drove from Manchester by the Sea to Newport to view their Bell estate and attend social events. Others, including Comdr and Mrs T L Sandoz and Mrs James H Oliver, were seen in town. weddings and autumn plans surface as Newport closes its season amid many lavish entertainments and arrivals.
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George D. Widener
Miss Widener
Manchester by-the-Sea
Newport
Bell
Widener
Laura Swan
Pembroke Jones
Philadelphia
T. ¥. LC. Sandoz
New York
James H. Oliver
Naval War College
John’ R. Drexel
Drexel
Seth Barton French
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Charles A. Hoffman
Ellen ¥. Mason
Boston
Alfred Tuckerman
J. B. Lippincott
Jamestown
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Amory S. Carhart
Charles B. Alexander
Alexander
California
Henry D
Ambrose Monell
W. M. V. Hoffman
Anson Beard
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Kingsbury Curtiss
Forsythe Wickes
Paul Tuckerman
J. F. Harris
Tuxedo Colony
George Griswold
Saratoga
Gerald M. Livingston
Rodewald Cottage
John J. Wysong
A. Biddle
William Biddle
George C. Jenkins
Baltimore
Charles W. Clinton
John M. Rutherford
Howard van Sinderen
Lousa Norwood
Howland Pell
Lenox
Henry Livingston Lee
Margaret Livingston Lee
Curtis Villa
George H. Morgan
Mrs. Lee
Miss Lee
Emily Winthrop
Mary Shotten
Charlotte Cram
J. Lawrence Lee
Robert B. Minis
David T. Dana
Lee
William JD. Sloane
Robert Winthrop
Frank K. Sturgis
Giraud Foster
Thatcher M. Adama
John 8. Barnes
Francis C. Barlow
Carlos de Heredia
Georgiana Sargent
Harvey T. Procter
Henry H. Pease
Newbold Morris
Robert W. Paterson
Helen Pariah
James B. Ludlow
David Lydig
Morris K. Jesup
J. Woodward Haven
Henry P. Jacques
Frank M. Ware
Lindsay Fairfax
Wiliam B. C
George Westinghouse
John A. Hadden
H.M. Schieffelin
C. 4. Lamont
James R. Jesup
Frederic D. Tappen
Ethel Brooks
Robert L. Stockton
William L. Dayton
Paul R. Frothingham
E. H W. Simons
Robert
Uplift Through Public Opinion Against Selfish Husband
A discussion urges gradual public opinion change to improve the lives of women trapped in drudging marriages. It argues that love must be equal and not sacrificed for a husband’s self indulgent hobbies, and that societal pressure can bring brighter, happier lives without infringing individual freedom.
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Shaw
Priceless statues found at Cyrene by American expedition
Archaeological teams uncover votive terra cotta offerings, a marble Athena head, a Nike likeness, headless female statues, and a life size portrait bust among 3,000 terra cotta figures. Work halted after Herbert A. De Cou was killed. operations to resume with USS Chester's protection in October.
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Cyrene
Herbert de Cou
Chester
Africa
United States
Archaeological Instiute of
America
Acropolis
Athena
Nike
Samothrace
Herbert A. de Cou
Ruehlman
Asia Minor
Virginia Oysters Open Market In Virginia Shore
The oyster season opens with hopes of ample supply and profits for planters packers and dealers in Virginia. The legislature to convene in January may be asked to pass laws to strengthen the industry against New England competition. Washington County Doctors Meet in Hagerstown Maryland featured remarks by Dr Thomas A Williams and others on hysteria with addresses by Mayor J McPherson Scott and Dr W V Paramore and Dr W W Reichard.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Connecticut
New England
Washington County
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Thomas A. Wiliams
Washington
Washington County Medical Society
Clear Spring
J. McPherson Scott
W. V. Paramore
Sabillasville
WW. M. Reichard
Fairplay
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Rose K. Hutchins
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Denny May
Washington and Lee Head
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Richard Rathbun
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Lert Lihen
Schwarz
Schwarz’s Stock
Madras
Pereale
Pougette
B. Schwarz
Seventh Street
7Th Street
Schwarz Stock OF
Schwarz's
Schwarz’s
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Poe Vair
Schwarz Stock
W.uu
Schwarto
Buck” Schwarz
Brighton
Brighton Lisle
U. & Report
Roy French
Curtis Moffat
Maurice Roche
Henry C. Lewis
the Rocks
Edward ¢. Knight, Jr
Claradon Court
James L. van Alen
George Peabody Wetmore
William FR. Hunter
Clambake Club
John Thompson Spencer
Althorpe
Willing Spencer
Berlin
Lawrence L. Gillespie
Misa Sherman
Lord Campys
Navy
Charles F. Stokes
Naval Hospital
Tuxedo
Virginia Oysters
the Sea Miser
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