Farley Cardinal Marley Laid To Rest In solemn New York Ceremony
The body of Cardinal John Marley was carried from a summer home to St Patrick’s Cathedral in a lengthy procession amid thousands of mourners and clergy. Dignitaries including Patrick J Hayes attended as the cortege moved toward the cathedral, with the funeral to include ceremonial rites and an archbishop’s residence.
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Cardina
John Marley
Mamaronerk
St Patricks Cathedral
Tomer Ng Cathedral
Chester
Toahop Vatrick
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Baent
Gregory
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Death notices and funeral announcements from September entries
A collection of obituary notices and funeral details listing names Wayne, Curran, Johnston, Oliver, Roantree, Tracy, Ward, Anstley, Wheeler and others. Details include residence streets such as Ninth and Seventh streets, Mount Olivet Cemetery, and St Paris Church, with dates in September 1919 and ages where stated.
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Amer
Fosteu
Pennsylvania
Ftalray Hutant
Tyel
Waltran Ff Hal &Tie
Ream
Mo Lelman
Haute
Opy
Curran
Olan Abrther
Futrar
Limite
Jetta
Flintea
Pile
Johnston
Irving
Ales
Oliver Nee Hinsinger
Joseph
Mier Softee
Sabrele Wits
William Toantree
Kathleen Roantree
Robert Wo MeWade
Tranee
Fighteanth Street
Nase
Paris
Chuch
Priod
Mount Olivet
Ceme
Army sergeant wins a divorce in local case
A wartime Army sergeant, Wilbur Bladen, sought a divorce from his wife amid contested claims. The court heard testimony on their marriage and possible causes, with attorneys on both sides presenting evidence before the judge. The case highlighted military service as a backdrop to the couple’s estrangement and the legal proceedings.
Senate Turns to Suffrage and Rush for Passage
The article reports that suffragists expect Senate action on a suffrage measure this Thursday. It notes opposition from some delegates and efforts by the National Woman’s Party to pressure congressional agents, outlining party positions and the strategic timing of a vote.
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Senate
National Womans Party
Ldis
Redass
Hhavinn
Women Must Run Farms Ruling From Topeka
Topeka Kansas September 19 a government inspector ruled on a farmer claimant with three sisters that men on farms with feminine workers are not exempted on agricultural grounds. Callahan decided the women were capable workers.
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Topeka
Kans
Callahan
Alexandria Police Reform Urged After Special Jury Report
A special Alexandria jury urged immediate steps to strengthen the police force to twenty three officers, remove concealed poolroom curtains, and apply state law to gambling cases for stiffer penalties. The panel also called for a thorough study of poor city services and swift corrective action, with testimony before the mayor and city council leaders. An associated shooting on Pitt Street left a man dead and others sought by police, as funeral and obituary notices followed for several local residents.
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Ashuingion
Lerbau
Atiec Levande
Alexandria
Lewis Barrew
Polme
Llexnandene
Jase
Toe Wey
S W Fills
Foreman
Woger
Sullivan Arthur WH Bryant
Brooke Carer
Maryland and the Virginias ietal to The Washington Post
Fort Deposit, Md. Sept. 9. Word has been received that Capt Lloyd A. Hamilton of the American aviation forces has been killed in France. Hamilton, a Tome River Wool graduate of 1912, trained at Oxford and MIT and joined a British squadron front in France. He fought German air power, downed twelve machines, earned the Victoria Cross, and died early July. Also reported wounded and gassed is Charles Baskerville, son of Prof Charles Baskerville. Special to The Washington Post. Baltimore, Sept. 13. Bishop W F McDowell urges Methodists to buy liberty bonds and war savings stamps to support pensions and the war effort.
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Ietal
Washington Post
Fort Deposit
Lloyd A. Hamilton
France
Hamilton
Tomer Wool
Baron von Richthofen
Taent Charles Baskerville
Baltimore
WF McDowell
Washington
Wilmington
Loch Lynn Hotel Burns With $40000 Loss
Loch Lynn Heights hotel fire destroys the Loch Lynn Hotel during off season. The blaze started from an open fireplace in the lobby and caused about 40000 dollars in damage. Owner Mrs LeB C Jaist and her daughter Miss Elzabeth List escaped from an upstairs room with difficulty as guests had already left. The List family resides in Washington, D C, during winters.
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Washington
Cumberland
Loch Lynn
Loch Lynn Heights
Mountain Lake Park
Leb C Ijaist
Elzabeth List
Virginia Weddings and Local Notices
Petersbure hosts nuptials as 19 miss Harriet August Booth weds Whitworth Willson at the bride's home with Lea Booth as maid of honor and Claiborne Willson best man. Also Sept 19 Braxton Rotter weds Violet Larrich in Danville. a hardware firm case ends with corporate fine after nolle prosequi for stills. Hamp ton Davis dies of heart disease in Romney. Joe Watson of Baltimore dies after carbon monoxide inhalation during gas pipe trials at Lake Lake government plant project.
Express rate increase hearing eyed by McAdoo
The American Express Company seeks roughly a 10 percent rise in express charges. Director General McAdoo weighs approval and a request to the Interstate Commerce Commission and state utilities boards for a public hearing. Travis Whitney says an order authorizing the increase is near, as state and federal officials meet in Washington to challenge the proposal.
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American Express Company
McAdoo
Express Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commis
New York
American Railway Express Company
Travis P Whitney
Chapin Insists He Is Sane In Murder Case
New York September 19 Charles Chapin former editor of the New York Evening World and self confessed slayer of his wife pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder indictment today He claimed mental sanity and said he preferred the electric chair as punishment The district attorney noted bad checks signed by Chapin are surfacing and the case was slated for arraignment with defense opposition to a sanity review. Chapin said financial troubles drove him to kill his wife.
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New York
Charles Chapin
New York Evening World
Mesane
Wigoress
Corness
Chapin
Muiir
Henry Steinette Dies From Mill Wound Shock
Henry Steinette died in a Bristol hospital from injuries at the Columbia Paper Mill last week when machinery tore his arm from the socket. He passed away Tuesday night from shock. He is survived by his wife.
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Washington Post
Bristol
Henry Steinette
Columbia
Virginia Obituary Roster Kingston Area Deaths
Virginia obituaries list several deaths across towns Jefferson Chambers of Colonial Beach dies at 37 after years of poor health. Edward Birckhead, 10, native of Albemarle, dies near Proffit. Samuel Nugent, former Ettrick postmaster, 71, member of several lodges. Harrold Birckhead, 45, tuberculosis victim on Anne Street. William G. Reece, 75, dies after surgery for peritonitis. Horace DeKalb Guerrant, 90, Danville merchant and Confederate veteran, long connected to Virginia Methodism. Mrs Bila B Huyett, 68, widow of Titus Huyett, dies near Rest. Charles Frederick Wassey formerly of Watertown Massey, Dies after strokes. two sons, one daughter survive.
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King George
Jefferson Chambers
Colonial Beach
Chambers
Oak Grove
Westmoreland County
Charlottesville
Edward Birckhhead
William Scruggs
Albemarle
Nugent
Bristol
Harrold
Anne Street
Big Stone Gap
William G Reece
Horace DeKalb Guerrant
Mount Vernon
Rockingham County
North Carolina
Tate Janes
Stephenson
Mra
Harry
Leigh
William Huyett
Charles Frederick Wassey
Watertown
Wiliam F. Massey
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Carl Massey
Cef
Costs Artillery
Newport News
Woodruff
1. Woodruff
Forto Rica
New Flan to Feed Mines in Coal District Plan
Huntington West Virginia and region consider dividing into coal districts to boost production. George McIntosh of the U S Fuel Administration outlines a plan to set daily or weekly quotas for mines, with Pocahontas district first to be organized. Operators and miners to confer on details.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
George McIntosh
United States Fuel Administration
Pocahontas
Judge Dayton Again Faces Request to Reassign Trial
In Martinsburg a petition seeks removal of Judge Lemon from the Pennsylvanian Steel Company v Washington & Berkeley Bridge Co case. Judge Dayton indicated uncertainty whether the petition affects his jurisdiction and asked for briefs as briefs are filed. The suit seeks damages of 60000 over injuries from a Pontomac River bridge accident during construction at Williamsport Maryland.
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Ledrr
West Viginis
Alston T. Dayton
Lemon
Washington
Bridge Company
Ared
Ivton
Lyayton
Connaclan Boll Sides
Pennavivani Steel Campane
Washington & Berkeley Fridge Co
Rridge
Potomac River
Williamsport
Steel Company
Bridgee Company
Dayton
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
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Southern Railway
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H . McDowell
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Romney
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Has Ory Davis
Tiers
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United States Army
Washington Fast Lake
Joehu Wattison
Pattison
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Sterno
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Bethesda
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Melanene Creamer
Gaithersburg
Sarah Johnson
Ethel Simmonds
Potomac
Mary Frye
Damascus
Alice Spates
Woodside
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Katherine Pyte
Takoma Ward
Mary Ward
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Spencerville
Pearl Brogden
Quince Orchard
Margret Hartman
Washington Grove
Susie Johnson
Clopners
John Dorsey Norbech
A R Smith
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Charlotte Coope White
Joseph H White
Mosby Ranger
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Richard Redwell
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