Ex mayor wounded in Radford restaurant quarrel over insult
Special to The Washington Post reports ex mayor Hall of Radford Virginia shot in his restaurant on Norwood Street after a dispute over an insult to a young waitress. James O Connor of West Virginia a private detective fired after Hall and his son intervened. Hall gravely wounded. O Connor jailed with bail denied amid conflicting accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Radford
I. T. Hall
James O'Connor
West Virginia
Hall
Norwood Street
C Connor
Mr. Hail
Irving Hall
Richmond College
O'Connor
Sconnor
Str. Hall
Fisher
Tidewater Hospital
Fuseer
Johnson
Dong
Mr. Hat
O'Conner
Two Trains Kill Woman and Track Walker in Cumberland
Special to The Washington Post from Cumberland reports Mrs. Elizabeth Pupping of Radford Virginia died this morning after alighting the wrong Baltimore and Ohio train at Hancock. The poorly lit Hancock platform may have caused her to stray onto the tracks. Michael Maloney, a Baltimore and Ohio trackman from Boston, Mass., was killed today at Hansrote, thirty five miles east of Cumberland, struck by a train. His sister lives in Boston and has been notified. Both bodies were taken to Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Washington Post
Cuuberland
Elizabeth Pupping
Radford
East Liberty
Baltimore and Ohio Tran
Hancock
Bhenandoah Junction
Hercock
Michael Maloney
Baltimore and Ohio
Hansrote
Cumberland
Irnin Maloney
Hoston
Mass
Carl Johnsgon
Denounce Bulgarian Cruelties by Chicago Greeks
Four thousand Chicago Greeks denounced atrocities in Bulgaria today and donated thousands to relief. They adopted resolutions urging the American people to prevent a repetition, with copies to President Roosevelt and European ambassadors in Washington. The demonstration was led by Chicago Greek societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
United Sistes
Roosevelt
Washington
Firemen Memorial Honor Given to Gen Morgan
Friendship Fire Company of Winchester Virginia observed its annual decoration day at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Flowers were laid on graves of fallen members and a large wreath was placed on Maj. Gen. Daniel Morgan’s grave, which bears only a rough slab. A large turnout of firemen in citizen dress attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Company
Winchester
Gen. Morgan
Washington Post
Mount Hebron
Daniel Morgan
Laurel Pennant Winner Seals Suburban League Title
Laurel wins the Suburban League pennant after a season ending with Hyattsville in a tight race. Howard Beckett, star pitcher, is drawing interest from Washington’s American League club amid multiple offers for next season. The Hyattsville team led early but Laurel clinched after postponed games were counted under a league rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pont. Laurel
Prince George County
Laurel
Howard Beckett
Hyattsville Club
Hyattsvile
Eradication Efforts Under Way Against Cattle Fever Tick
Dr O We Bnly of the Agriculture Department reports rapid progress against cattle fever tick in Virginia counties including Franklin Campbell Appomattox Buckingham Prince Edward Amelia Nottoway Cumberland Powhatan with quarantines and aid to farms. Chesterfield County work crews to begin soon and quarantine lines to restrict infected cattle movement between counties and toward Richmond markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Petersborg
O. We Bnly
Department of Agriculture
Nottoway County
Ewly
Wirelain
Franklin
Campbell
Appomattox
Buckingham
Prince Edward
Amelia
Nottoway
Cumberland
Pow- Ratan
Chesterfield County
Prince George
Dinwladie
Tas
Thee
Cheaterfeld
Protective Organization Fights Horse Thefts in Fairfax
Thomas, a colored man, is to face Fairfax County Grand Jury today on multiple horse theft charges. The Woodlawn Horse Association, formed in lower Fairfax, advocates protection against thieves and considers forming similar groups elsewhere. Members pay a small fee, attend New Year’s Day meetings, and patrol routes to recover stolen horses, with penalties for nonattendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasbingign Post Bureau
King Street
Aiesandria
Fairfax County
Williun Thomas
Washington
Thomas
Woodlawn Horse Assciation
Woodlawn Association
Tower Fairfax
Degre
Association
Alexandria schools reopen with new levy and drawing teacher
Alexandria County announces reopening of schools with a new district addition and brighter prospects. A 4 PM school board meeting will decide on employing a drawing teacher, with a 7:30 PM mass meeting at Ballston to discuss the issue. A special election Tuesday will consider a 19 cent levy to fund a new Fort Myer Heights area school. Jailer notes a Prince George County arrest case involving John H. Gasking. VA State official J D Eagleston Jr backs the superintendent. Also reported are convulsions of I I. B. N. Warth and kidney trouble for Curtin at Alexandria Hospital. Rogers Head nuptials hosted at St Mary’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senooin
Alexandrian County
Allington
Clements
Alehf
Ballston
Datingtoft
Fort Myer Heights
Leiter
J. D. Eagleston, Jr
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Alexandria County
Mabel Risley
John H. Gasking
Prince George County
William H. Falmer
Howard Fields
Alexandra County
Vincent
Milas Risley
Morris Gooding
Garret Park
Lane Park
Postum Endorsed by Doctor for Convalescents
A physician praises Postum as a nutritious coffee substitute, recounting personal use and recommending it to patients for indigestion and nervousness. He notes wide store availability and its use in convalescence from illness, urging readers to use his letter as a reference. Battle Creek company supplied the endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Bellville
Alvey Pallbearers Named for Judge Alvey's Funeral
Washington D C Sept 16 honorary pallbearers were named to officiate at Judge Alveys funeral at St Johns Episcopal Church Hagerstown Md tomorrow at 2 pm The list includes Chief Justice Seth Sheperd Justice Morris Henry W Hodges and Roger McSherry from Frederick A Hunter Boyd and Robert R Beaterson Cumberland John P Poe Bernard Carter and Robert Bridges Hancock from Baltimore Bar and others from Maryland Courts and Washington Bar Association A committee of Washington Bar Association members will attend and leave at 10 9 oclock this morning with the funeral at 2 oclock and floral tributes from the Washington Bar Association listed
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Washington
Hagerstown
Gay
Alvey
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
Seth Sheperd
Judge Airey
Justice Morris
Henry W. Hodges
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Roger McSherry
Frederick
Maryland Court of Appeals
A. Hunter Boyd
Cumberland
Robert R. Beateryon
Cumbériend
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Ferdinand Willams
George B. Oswald
Washington County
John P. Poe
Bernard Carter
Baltimore Bar
Robert Bridges Hancock
Alexander Neill
Washington County Bar Resoiration
Charlies
Lane
William Keathe
Spencer C. Jones
Rockville
Maryland Court of Appendance
Joseph D. Baker
Willam F. Mattingly
Washington Bar Association
Richard H. Alvey
Simnel Maddey
D. W. Baker
Worthington
R. Rhes Perry
Darington
Nathaniel Wilson
Mattingly
Francis Putnam Stevens Dead
Francis Putnam Stevens, once a prominent Baltimore lawyer, died today of heart failure at sixty one. He suffered mental illness, was placed in a sanitarium after delusions worsened, petitioned for release but remained in care, and finally volunteered to return to the institution. His family, leading in Baltimore society, has long been prominent.
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Sreek
Baltimore
Francis Putnam
Stevens
Rainy weather harms tobaccos fine grades tied to market
Richmond and South Boston reports warn that wet followed by drought has damaged sun cured tobacco leaves, causing frog eyes and increased stalk rot. Output is projected at 2,000,000 pounds short in the Richmond area, shortening the season. lower grades fall while primings stay scarce and prices firm. Farmers rush harvest as receipts stay light and market activity stays subdued.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Tobatco
Cbadte
Sun Corel
Ark Nyaa
Boston
Blues in Bitter Feud Trigger Six Resignations
Richmond dispatch reports the Blues Battalion in Virginia faced a deep rift after a Baltimore theater incident and a train dispute involving Private Blair and Lieut Hobson. Six line officers resigned, with Maj Cheatwood and Lieut Hobson under pressure. Captain Bowles likely to assume command amid ongoing turmoil.
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Maj
Cheatwood
Lieut
Hobrond
Hobson- Blair
Washington Post
Richmond
Blues
Virginia
Ebelas
Mmaj. L. L. Ghentwood
Ulsut
T. M. Howson
Ford’s
Baltimore
Blair
Hobson
Iing
Hobeau
Prlvate Blair
Chestwood
Nop
Blaireme
Iie
Chentwand
Boowles
RFA Page
T. G. Gorell
Secon
T. . Stahonuy
Druid
Beltimore
Gil
Bowls
Cheatwwood
Dog Bites Policeman in Roanoke Amid Wide Chase
Special to Tee Washington Port Roanoke Virginia September 16 Policeman W C Patsel was badly bitten in the left hand tonight by a mad dog The dog also bit Theo dors Walters small son and chased by nearly a thousand people along the main business street for a quarter mile amid a chaotic scene involving the Pasteur destitute in Baltimore and the head of hi ne doe
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Washington Port
Roanoke
W. C. Patsel
Heett
Pasteur
Balmore
Hi Ne Doe
Theodors Walters
Hotels Listed by City Guests Across Nations
A dense OCR catalog lists hotel guests by city including Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other locales. Names such as F. H. Kiep Robert Banks J. Dinan G. Sherman W. Bates and many more are shown with multiple affiliations to St James New Willard Regent and other hotels. The list covers guests in assorted rooms and accompanying spouses across cities including Atlanta Savannah Newark and Norfolk with varied affiliations to National and Regent properties.
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Baltimore
F. H. Kiep
Robert B. Banks
Thomas F Govey, Jr
St. James
Flaherty
National
Boston
G. & Bherman
W. C Bates
J. c- Fina
F. G. Sampson
Mien
HeGermay
Rebalo
B.A’ Morzleon
William H. Ambrose
Ay Jaman
Chicago
Kemper
Glarenos
B. Jamon
Aviss Glove
George Haun
Stay
Bini
Arthur J. Taylor
Shoreham
C. Currier
J. Marenell
New Willard
New York City
E. Hyman and
Wity
P. J. Dinan
H. M. Walker
J. Cole
G H. Pelwreaa
P. P. Somem
Bennett and Whie
F. L. Coggin
Martin
Oscar J Morris
A. E Durgin
Stevens
A. White
Bevon
A. J. ‘Aherman
Samuel Atkinson
1Haw
Wiliam Pissis
W. A. Litne
Wikd
Fred Meuk
Raleigh
B.A. Roby
P. Shinn
Georgy RB
Mills
Robert ‘Kastemuorg
H J. Rausford
B. Murgeproth
C. W. Vogel
Sam Hecht
Natiqnal
Lewis Hants
Jose Dold
Regent
Edward Brady
Ty. M. Fanley
Adard Weber
Mich Linn
A Weber
Regént
Calaipornach
Chucety
Henderson
Oaklan Cook
Suc Francisca
Ton
Mabel Storikton
Bun Diago
Shorsuam
Connecticut
W. H. Raew
Meriden
Rabish
Grorgia
C. FH
Armes
Atlanta
Mt ' Jemea
R. Bord Miller
Buyannah
Abwitt
Richmond
Atlacta
Regunt
Illingie
George ¥. Spaddus
SpringMod
Wtlard
Indiana
James L Borpett
Tullahapslis
Bloreham
Kentucky
Ford Seamitt
Frances Bachan
Hopkinsville
Louisiana
W. Mogan
New Ores
Elbit
Canton
Missourian
Norwalk
W. K. Kerr
Newark
Rlage
Pennsylvania
George H. Wilton
Somervat
Taleiah
Straub
Connelinvinia
Gonsyd
Wie
Fitzanning
Mia
W Woentlake
Westlake
St James
Joba U
Head
Greansboro
New
Witterd
Tennersse
J. D. Murmby
Stem Ych
Rieger F
Oppenhelper
Knozxille
New Willard Virdinian
Norfolk
Jowa
Klin Terlx
Ola Polot Fomtot
Ralalgt
W. L RandeHe
Potmont
Repkia
Wheeling
Gaorge
New Wizard
Asens
Oshkosh
Complimentary Goldenberg event at Luna Park today
Managers of Goldenberg's department store invite employes patrons and friends to a complimentary calling at Luna Park with a morning program and free rides in the afternoon. The park will stay open through October with events such as Southern Day on October 1 Greater Washington Day October 3 and German Day October 8 featuring the United German Societies chorus of 29 male voices from the United Moving Societies of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldenberg’s Department Store
Luna Park
Aren
Greater Washington
United German Societies of Washington
United Moving Societies of Washington
Rough seas delay Princess Anne and other steamers to Norfolk
Heavy northeaster off the coast delays the Washington Post Norfolk report as steamers including Princess Anne reach port late. Passengers on the Old Dominion steamer report a rough voyage with falls during the storm. Part of the city remains underwater but no major damage is noted.
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Princess Anne
Norfolk
Washington Post
Buchanan's Wife a Tale of Love and Mystery
In this vivid narrative Justus Miles presents a wife torn between a rich arranged marriage and a lover. With a missing husband presumed dead, she faces pressure to wed again while navigating family ties and societal expectations. The story promises a sweeping emotional journey.
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LT. Ball
Radford, Va
James Ocommer
Asserta
Tinll
Patti
Triad
Hyattsville
League
Democrate Mountmats
Sproiat
Tae Wasklupoucus
Venidamine Talbott
Pittsburg
Hazlewood
Talbott
Thomas Case
Grand Jury
Alexandria
Cortin
I. BR. N.warth
Vse
Board of Aldermen
Alexandria Iron Works
North Columbis Street
Alexandria Hospital
Mattingly Appeits
Bar
Fonerel
Francis Putnam Stevens
Rog
Meeeeres
Looman NM
Harding
Alisa Gertrude Curtis
R. White
Sylvester
H.C. Kendrick
Kenavick
Onda
Lewis
Georgetown
Mexico
Mesdeo City
Feguna
Thont
Sermane
Coe
Thomac
Bienbarga
Aloys
Thrice Islands
F 3
Caleet
Manta
Rejek
United States Army
Mre
George Bt
Dtu Atcung, Ebinkt al
Paul
Minneapolis
North-Western Limited
Duluth
Superior
Goth
Philadelphia
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St. Cor
Goldenberg’s
California
Maina
Richter
NEW Publications
Harpers Books
Buchanan
Justus Miles Forman
Justus Miles
Harper & Brothers
Washington Hotels
Cairo
Priest
William Catio
Regent Conner Fennsylvania Avenue
Liftears Street
Ungar
Mloothy Zinntur
d'Hota Dinnar
Montrose
Cor
Cape Whytes
Lincoln Hotel
Geonae
Secor
Columbia van
Mats
Kinrney Primrose
Kirke la Shelle
Paul Armstrong
University
Ony
Crosman Tame
Peggy
Yeox Thester
Margaret Anglin
Belasco Wemiel
The
Theatrical Trust
Frices
Henry Miller
Vaughn Moody
Mary
Chase
Daly Mathness
Phohet
Mary Ti
Europé
Houdini
King
Prinon Dresker
Sand” Fublig Phallengee
Power
Tarleton Macy
Maud
Harry Sonioran
Nadie
Cucy
Envler
Rasing Motion Pictures
Houdine
Jean Fey Rovin
Howards
Bay CO
Choll Spooner
Chas
Yale Amusement Co
Mn Room Boys
EL Ceu
Feo
Ideal Extravaganza Company
LUNA
Afttabliens
Warblurton
Orenteat
Sarstrot
Amd Po
Bally
Little Woman
Danedevil
Zingarella
Conaueter
Nina Hall
Bennings Race Track
Suchen Riters
Maryland
Ties
Tentagh Este
Southers
Marylard Fair
Upfer Marledeo
Chesapeane Bragh
Squeen Hyattsvilis
Teergy
Mithora
Lew
Chesapeake Beach
Mart
Sats Heterning
Seare Marlboro
Shellepeaks Beach
Hyattsviith
Pennsylvania Fl
Sreela Traty Senves Fats Grounds
Howse
Irina Sor Dattimore i
American Léigus Park
St. Ni. W
Phonm
Puntle Tulldines
Passaus
Thamont
Boeing
Geo. D. Kirkpatrick
Bond
William FE. Hudson
Wymers
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
T. Shoomaker CO
Pennsylvania Avenue
Atlantic City
N. J
Fooder Hall
Barton
Washlunton
Bob, Voorhers
Bled
Berkeley
Beckton
Sorholm Gad
Normandie
Dally
Pres & Spence
CoLwin
Warnorton
Galen Hall
AMD saxaToRio
Nywes
Sotee Buddy
Burcored Plana
Privite Teor
Myers
Chesapeake
Beagh
Boe
Besoh Ry
Sao
BR. Tolumn
Orfolk
Washington Steamboat Company
Fort Monroe
Navpee
Mupgrt Powartat
Steel Palace
Portsmouth
Marvotti
Fo & Monce
Brg
Callahan
Pam
Great Falls
Old Dominion
Rf. R. Go
Welle Sition
Trensters
Capital Trectae Company
Coneet Sunder Aftaenson
Ayentag
Prak Cald
Wena Band
Orebeatea
Mount Vernon
Charles Macalaster
Tha Mand
Fort Myer
Arlington Falls Church
Ocean Steamere
American Line
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Pridadet
Queenstown
Liverpores
Atlantic Transport Line
Kew
York
London Direct
RED Star Live
Antwerp
Bawen Gaume
Pigadelphia
Artwer
White Star
New York
Liverpool
Rostox
Rete
Neon
M. Nez
Sfulton
Ninth Street
N. W
Nieweps
Pepfork
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