1000 In Field Games Exhibitions Of Fine Work
Instructors showcase summer craft with baskets doilies and needlework while hundreds attend playgrounds in Washington yesterday. Miss Helen Garnett opened the Juvenile Court Playground on E Street with an industrial display and mixed program of games.
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Washington
E Street
Helen Garnett
Miss Garnett
Howard Gabhes
Edith L Groavenor
Elva Whitcomb
Edward S. G.allan
Paul Zinkham
Wsa
Howard
Would Amend Bank Laws To Require Surplus At Start
Proposed changes in national bank law would require new banks to carry a surplus and fully paid capital on opening day. The plan aims to prevent early capital impairment, moving from current practice where initial setup costs can erode capital before earnings. Talks include creating supervisory examiner positions to oversee field work.
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Inasa
a@ bank
Congress
Diva's Pact Filed And Family Questions Arise
The article details Robert a.k.a. Bob's control over income and pensions tied to his estate, with rumors of a marriage to a songbird bride in Red Hook and hints of alleged mental institution talk. At Rokeby a caller laughed at claims about Mrs Aldrich and Lewis B. Chanlar seeking commitment, with Aldrich declining to discuss affairs.
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Ken
Rokeby
Bob
Joy Riders End As Treasury Tightens Cutter Trips
The article notes a shift in policy allowing senators and representatives to travel aboard revenue cutters to meet incoming liners, but only with Treasury permits for constituents. The practice, long seen as a perk, is described as ending, ending the era of favored private pleasure trips.
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York Harbor
United States Revenue
Loeb
Treasur
Staten Island
Treasury
Woman in Aero Smash Dashes to Ground at Mineola
Mrs Raische wife of the head of an aero plane company was flung from a craft during her first launch at Mineola aviation grounds. The grass cutting attempt ended when the nose struck the ground smashing the forward control. The machine toppled onto her as she crawled free and limped away to shut off the motor.
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Mineola
Long Island
Raische
Mra . Ralsche
Child Killed by Auto in Delaware Front of House
Six year old Ralph Warn ran into the street as a car approached in New Castle Delaware. Melville Gambrill Havre de Grace Maryland textile man is the owner. Thomas Foreman a colored chauffeur drove the car and the white helper occupant fled to Wilmington six miles away surrendering to police. Foreman said the child suddenly darted into the path and the driver tried to clear him but the boy turned in the same direction.
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Washington Post
New Castle
Del
Ralph Warn
Melville Gambrill
Havre de Grace
Thomas A. Foreman
Wilmington
Warn
Woman Wins Slander Suit Against John C Shearer
Miss Dora Lee Atchieson a Baltimore milliner formerly with Angles stove works here won a slander suit against John C Shearer. The jury awarded her damages for circulated reports that damaged her character. She also sued D W Angie Kaiser Will Pay Visit to Czar. Bourne Gazette reports Emperor William of Germany will visit St Petersburg in November.
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Rocky Mount
Dora Lee Atchieson
Baltimore
Afigles’ Stove
John C Shearer
D W Angie
Kaiser
Czar
St Petersburg
The
Bourne Gazette
Emperor Wiliam of
Germany
Runs Away to Marry Sister-Young Disappearance Mystery
Parents in Washington appeal to police for help locating 17 year old Audrey Simpson who vanished after sending a postal card claiming she would be married within days. She was seen in a lavender hat and light suit, last with aunt Beulah Greenwood. Her family suspects a Baltimore man she met two years ago, now married with two children, enticed her to elope.
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Audrey
Washington
J W. Simpson
Liberty Market
Miss Simpson
St Mary County
Maryland
Beulah Greenwood
Eighth Street Northwest
Bone
Baltimore
Mich
West
Los Angeles
Cal
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Census Figures Show Population Changes in Several Cities
Waterloo Iowa reports a 112 percent rise. Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania reaches 67105, up 29.7 percent from 51721 in 1900. Covington Kentucky at 53270, up 241 percent from 42938 in 1900. Kenton County population 70853, up from 63591 in 1900. Racine Wisconsin 38002, up 306 percent from 29102 in 1900. Waterloo Iowa 2693, up 112 percent from 12580 in 1900. Dallas Texas 92104, up 116 percent from 42838 in 1900.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Wilkes-Barre
Covington
Kenton County
Racine
Wis
Dallas
Tex
Flags of All States for Fair at Richmond
Manager Mark R B Lloyd of the Virginia Fair Association says he wrote to the governors of all states requesting their state flag loan for the Industrial building at the Virginia fair. All replied except Wisconsin and Indiana which have no emblem besides the stars and stripes.
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Richmond
Mark RB. Lloyd
Virginia Fair Association
Wisconsin
Indiana
District Revenue Forecast Shows Increase in Income
Auditor Tweedae projected the district's 19127 fiscal year revenue at about 7,096,770, up 798,740 from the prior year. Real estate taxes remain the largest source, with auto wheel and personal taxes rising, while street extensions and pension deductions lower overall income.
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Tweedae
Thrashed Janitor Thomas Sentenced for Larceny
Matthew Thomas, a Mount Pleasant school janitor, pleaded not guilty and claimed “lady” friends stole for him. He faced seven larceny charges for stealing women’s apparel from students and teachers. A two year sentence in the District jail was imposed, with potential leniency if restoration is made.
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Yeaterday
Mount Pleasant
Matthew Thomas
Mangen
Thomas
Builders Meet Here Today With Baltimore Richmond Norfolk Visitors
Over 50 builders from Baltimore Richmond and Norfolk travel to the city for the tri state builders exchange day. The Norfolk delegation arrives by steamer at 7 AM the Richmond group at Union Station and Baltimore guests by electric line with tours, addresses and a Capitol group photo. A noon buffet is planned followed by a baseball game between Baltimore and Norfolk teams and a banquet at Carroll Institute Hall. Delegates plan to return home tonight and Sunday with many accompanied by spouses or relatives.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Tristate Builders
Builders and Manufacturers' Exchange of
Thin City
Seventh Street
Union Station
George B. Potter
Bulldera Exchange
Hastreet Northwest
Samuel H Prescott
Washington Exchange
Rudolph
Thomea H Melton
Capitol
Builders Exchange
Capital City League Park
M Streeta
Carroll Institute Hall
New Counterfeit Ten Dollar Note Warned By Treasury
The Treasury warns of a poorly produced counterfeit ten dollar national bank note circulating. It is a photo-etched, double-paper print with silk thread traces, drawn on Home National Bank Staunton Texas series 1902 1908 check letter D. A sample was sent to the secret service by Cashier R G Erwin of First National Bank Bal Unger Texas.
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National Bank
Treasury Department
Home National Bank of
R. G. Erwin
First National Bank of
Bal- Unger
Tex
Carsbad
Woman Poisoning Incident Involving Minnie Taylor
Mrs Minnie Taylor of 415 Seventh Street Southwest was taken from her home to Emergency Hospital after suffering carbolic acid poisoning. Her condition was not serious and she was expected to leave the hospital the following morning.
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Minnie Taylor
Seventh Street
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