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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1909

Page

20

Fairfax County Rallies for Good Roads in Wet Pender Meeting

Judge William Mann and Rep Carlin led a Fairfax mass meeting at Pender urging better roads. The event drew 500 attendees despite rain, formed a Fairfax good roads association, and featured speeches on state aid, farmer benefits, and road supervision.

Fairfax County Pender Yeaterday Oh Ceavign William Ig Mann Aor iV Irquiie TF Alety Lat Lassington Orenase

Roanoke Residents Form Good Roads Association

A Roanoke Roanoke VA event formed a nationwide good roads and permanent highway association with 30 leaders from business commerce and city government including Mayor Cutchin. A delegation will attend a National Highway Association meeting in Winston Salem. Also reported Herman Beattie of Paw Creek Township died when his arm was torn from its socket in a cotton gin belting accident.

Roanoke Washington Post Cutching Winston Salem Hghney Association Reancks Joel H. Cutchin Seltort Qustraan Mrest Comalites J . M. Hanne Street Comeitter Trosnets Coesty Stephen ‘Tuasher aUpervieere D Feegintn Mr Greenwood Cave Spring F Chamber of Commerce Angel Provident Ak Rivet Birentana JP Woods Coungel Moanoke Oty Bates JC | Comey Co Lousiors JC Pietburn Charlotte NC Herman Thomas Beattie Paw Creek Township

Son of Washington man killed at Telluride power plant

Clifford Brainerd, 18, son of E F Brainerd of 1410 G Street NW, was electrocuted at the Telluride Power Company plant in Grave Idaho while receiving electrical engineering instruction. His father received a telex that the body would be shipped East and likely arrive in Washington the next day. Officials said services would be held in Chevy Chase and interment at Oak Creek Cemetery.

Clifford—Brainerd E F. Bramerd G Street Northwest Telluride Power Company Grave Idaho L. A. Junn Power Company Washington Brainerd Chevy Chase Oth Creek Eltyside Company Ciya McBrainerd Son Bow Hind Statnerd Emerson Telluride Cliffora Scuttord LL Nunn Waa

Denies Influencing Jury in Asheville Federal Case

In a morning session Deputy Marshal Ramsey denied making improper jury remarks in the Bresse-Dickerson bank case. Juror Garren and Norton supported conflicting affidavits about Ramsey calling the defendants as guilty as hell. Other jurors said they did not hear any such conversation, while Norton was delayed by a railroad wreck and not present.

Asheville Woc Ramsey Bresse-Dickerson Bank Garren Norton Ram Jsley Areese Dickerson Kkamsey Ramsey and Garrea

Tourney at Inwood Fair Crowns Beauty Queen

A huge crowd near 12 000 attended the Berkeley County Fair at Inwood. Ivy Horner of Arden won the beauty queen crown, with Tacy Grant of Berryville and Olive Pinger of Morgan County as runners up. The event highlighted a riding contest featuring riders from Jefferson Frederick Clarke and Berkeley counties. The fair continues tomorrow.

Misas Homer Washington Post Martingburs Berkeley County Inwood Jefferson Brederick Clarke Berkeley Reculteq Ag Firat Turner Ivy Horne

Three Salutes For Mexico In Hampton Roads Ocean Pageant

Special to Washington Post describes September 18 in Norfolk where Morelos and nineteen ships including fourteen battleships and five cruisers joined a Mexican salute to the republic’s 99th anniversary. Sunlit waters, ceremonial calls, and Navy-Army receptions filled the day as the cruiser Montana prepared for Lewes Delaware and a fringe of Battenberg race contenders were announced for New York competition.

Tos Washinston Rom Norfolk Hampton Roaus Morelos Amertes Mexico Mexican Republic Buna Hampton Roads Navy Army Montana Uo Lewes Del New York Argyle

Biaz Threatens Rioters During Independence Day Review

Biaz warns rioters as independence day events unfold with a troop review and opening of Congress. Officials mobilize security and monitor crowds amid heightened tensions.

Mentan Congress

Quest for King Cole Secrets Spotlight Carnival Mystery

The Washington Post reports a secret identity for King Cole amid Pest Carnival preparations. Jester Izern sends wireless messages while crowds speculate on the monarch’s appearance and weight, with a $5 gold bounty for clues. A second item notes Mexico's independence anniversary celebrations and Diaz’s parade, plus President Calles’ address and electoral tensions.

Mighty Pipe King Plans Regal Smoke Screen

The king orders a grand, impenetrable vapor from a royal smoke grinder, to cloak his exit from the Post building and parade his state chariot. His six attendants will wear bright scarlet velvet as part of a blanket display, while court figures and barge seating are prepared for the event.

Hia Myane Beck

Hufty Pare Goes Over In District Court Postponement

The case of Mrs Mary Page Hufty versus Malcolm Hufty a local attorney was postponed by Judge Stafford in the District Supreme Court. George P Hoover for Mr Hufty and Henry E Davis for Mrs Hufty agreed to a postponement to Thursday September 2 with custody arrangements guiding the children’s return and a request for the mother to aid the children within the court’s jurisdiction. The mother wished to visit a sister in Falls Church Va and possibly take the children, but the court ordered the children to be returned at the proper time and the matter continued next week.

Mary Page Hufty Malcolm Hufty Stafford District Supreme Court George P Hoover Hufty Henry E Davis Davis Hutty Falls Church Va

Birthday bonds: Taft and Diaz share near dates

The article notes a close birthday link between Presidents Taft and Diaz. It mentions their anniversaries nearly coincide on September 15, highlighting the coincidence of dates and suggesting a shift in a commemorative event from October 10 to September 15, tied to the water tower age and a birthday milestone.

Taft Diaz Diaz Ag United States EL Vaso

Churchman Verdict Stands in Fairfax County Suit

Special to The Washington Post from Braunton Virginia September 14 the Virginia supreme court of appeals refused a write of error in Elizabeth Churchman versus Charles B Churchman The jury had awarded $3400 to the woman in a breach of contract suit the couple had lived together since 17 years and produced nine children four of whom are dead The man provided for the woman and children but would not marry and a settlement agreement was made though not fully carried out The jury also added $50 in damages.

Fairfax Braunton Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia Elizabeth Churchman Feraus Charles B Churchman Circuit Court of Fairfax County Uved Churchman

State-wide Prohibition Bill Urged in Virginia

Rev John A Taylor league leader says petitions will be circulated in every precinct after the November election to submit a state-wide prohibition issue to a popular vote next year. Rep C Bascom Slemp confirms the plan as an upcoming topic for the Virginia legislature. Speaker Byrd, after the August primary, says no liquor legislation will be considered this session.

Washington Post Richmond Virginia Roanoke C Bascom Slemp John A Taylor Taylor Hichmond Byrd

Woodward Denies Authors of Chicken Regulation

Health officer Dr William Woodward rejected claims of authorship of the poultry law. He said the District invited citizen input, invited protests, and that the regulation was drafted at the Commissioners and Corporation Counsel’s urging, not by him alone.

Mm Anaywer Wiliam Woodward Tisteidt Protective Poultry Association de Woodward Protective Poultry Agiatiation Cmeer Thomas Thie

Pastor and girl abducted by Willisburg minister in disguise

Waukegan Illinois September 16 The Rev Wallage M Stuckey pastor of the Christian church of Williamsburg Kansas and director of the Williamsburg Star is confined in the county jail on charges of abducting Lorena Sutherland age 16 daughter of a wealthy farmer of Williamsburg The girl originally brown haired is now a blonde as a disguise They will be returned to her parents and used as a witness against the preacher Stuckey deserted his wife and four children on July 12 The girl vanished soon after and it is learned he joined her in Chicago The girl bleached her hair to disguise herself Stuckey was struck by a Chicago street car injuring three ribs He recovered with the couple reduced to starvation Stuckey attempted work at a cheap theater then came to Waukegan with Miss Sutherland posing as his daughter calling himself Mr Morgan Suspicion arose and Sheriff Griffin arrested them both.

Waukegan, DL Wallage M Stuckey Stuckey Williamsburg Sutherland Chicago Walkegan Miss Sutherland Mr ‘Morgan Sherif Griffin

Cardinal Givvans to bless new church in Washington

Cardinal Givvans will lay the cornerstone of the Church of Our Lady of Victory at the corner of the New Cut and Conduit roads Sunday at 3 pm. He will arrive in Washington Sunday at 2 o clock and be escorted to Valley View farm by Rev Father M F Yongling and Harry Orme. Rector Alexander P Doyle will preach at the Apostolic Mission House in Brook land. Clergy present include Monsignor Mackin and Father Mallon of Tenallytown. Cardinal returns to Baltimore after the ceremony.

Cardinal Givvans Church of Our Lady of Victory Washington M F Yongling Harry Orme Valley View Farm Alexander Porter Payrye Alexander P Doyle Brook Wil Oibee Monsignor Mackin St. Peaul's Father Mallon St Annes Tenallytown Father Yingling Westminster County Aame Catholic University Cardinal Qibbone Baltimore

Affinity Earle Home Again From Train To Carnage Run

Monroe residents faced a dramatic return as Affinity Earle, recently abroad, arrived at his summer home to a muted reception. Rumors linked him to Miss Gertrude Dunn of Chicago and alleged multiple relationships, but Earle has avoided interview requests and remains secluded after the incident tied to his estranged wife.

Posctad Washington Middletown Monroe Ferninand Planey Harle Sonrae Parle Julia Kutgner Barle Barle Hag Gertrude Duell Dunn Chicago Paria Miss Duns

Mrs Nelson Morris Dies From Auto Crash Injuries

Mrs Morris widow of Nelson Morris of Chicago died from injuries suffered in an automobile accident near Fontainebleau on September 16 while traveling with sister Mrs Wolf private secretary Lashelle and a maid. The party was en route from Paris to Geneva when a brick wagon blocked the road forcing a sharp turn. Mrs Morris was thrown from the front seat. the others were uninjured. Her body will be sent to America.

Fontainebleau Brance Mrs Morris Nelson Morris Chicago Morris Morrie America

Sheds Needles After Years Tale of Self Swallowing

Terre Haute Indiana report details Mrs Coordes who swallowed a paper of needles six years earlier when tickled by a nurse. Two needles emerged soon after and others followed over years causing severe hemorrhages. One needle removal occurred recently with further extractions planned.

Mre. Coordes Nurao Terre Haute Ind Yast

Richmond Jury Deliberates $10,000 Damages Case

In Richmond Virginia on January 16 a law and equity court judge instructed jurors in the case of Tudge Ingram versus WS Forbes & Co over a $10,000 damage claim linked to an employee's injury. The ruling holds an employee who knowingly accepts denial relieves the employer of liability for injuries suffered or later incurred while employed.

Washington Post Richmond Va Tudge Ingram Law and Equity Court T. A Lowry WS Forbes & Co Tov Ag ‘Jong

Gubernatorial Nominees Named for October 1 Convention

Special to The Worthington Poet From Prince Edward Nottoway Amelis Lunenburg and Cumberland counties the gubernatorial race lists John J Owen and G Wing of Bay Prince Halward.Comity as candidates. The senatorial district committee calls a district convention October 1 to nominate a successor for Judge Mann in the Senate.

Worthington Peersbury Mead Nowinee Prince Edward Nottoway Amelis Lunenburg Cuimberland John J Owen G . Wing Bay Prince Halward Sid Late Waodson Cumberland County Mann Senate

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