Sudden deaths prompt multiple funeral notices in Washington area
News wire style memorials list funeral times and locations for several residents. HEIDER Charles F aged 19 and others like REG INALD HEBER, JACKSON REGINALD HEBER, JOHNSON SARAH, KOLB, LAY, LOONEY JOANNA T, MORGAN IDAR, and WARD WISCHARD provide addresses on New York avenue Northwest, H Street Northwest, and local churches. Services span September 21 to 24, with interments at Prospect Hill and other cemeteries.
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Charles F
William J
Annie E Helder
New York Avenue
Sethle
Jackson
Lake Como
Reginald Heber
Augustus
Mary T .N Jackson
H Street
Johnson
Lua Girard Street
Saram
John D- Johnxoners
Tate
Maesdy
Thea Rel Flore
Kolb
Hesbane
Marie Kolb
W R_ Speare
Ardem Lodge
Prospect Hill
Morgan
Idar Morgan
Kalo- Yims Road
Ruck Creeb
Funeral Directors and Embalming Services Ad
A scanned obituary era listing various funeral directors and embalmers including A J Schippert Moders Chapel Pelenkone Ww Miller's Sons and Thos M Hindle. It lists addresses and phone numbers for services such as cremation arrangements and modern carpet lines in a dense directory style. The piece reads like a short advertisement page for funeral homes and related services with multiple business names and contact details.
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Washington Police Merit Reform Bill Promises Career Ladder
A reorganization bill to place Washington police on a merit basis aims to raise salaries with advancement tied to performance. Sen Calder is due back tomorrow as the Gould committee studies police laws and pay structures modeled on great cities. Maj. Pullman and Commissioner Brownlow are expected witnesses as officers testify on duties and pay alignment.
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Brady William Leonard obituary in Hyattsville Maryland
William Leonard Brady died September 22 1919 at his Hyattsville home aged 46 funeral from Pinkney Memorial Church September 24 at 2 pm interment per afternoon papers Mount Hermon Lodge No 179 AF and AM Hyattville will assemble 1 pm September 24 for funeral Past Master remains Willian Leonard Brady A Burslem Worshipful Master Willan Acting Secretary
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Hyattsville
William Lhonard
Hannah Queakin Brady
Pinkney Memorial Church
Mount Hermon Lodge
Hyattaville
William Leonard Brady
Burslem
Willan
Navy official unsure on Marines landing in Fiume region
Secretary of the Navy Daniels said there was no news of any American Marines landing in the Fiume region. He noted that Rear Admiral Andrevne, in command of the Mediterranean squadron, would not necessarily notify the Navy Department in advance of such action.
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President Opposes Fiume Pact Plans On Train Visit
On board the Presidents train Sept 22 White House officials avoided discussing reports of a new Fiume settlement. President Wilson had argued Italy’s claim to Fiume rests on strategic grounds but national self-determination guided the peace order. Officials hinted he would resist a territorial concession if others agreed.
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Baltimore Grain and Live Stock Prices Report
Grain and live stock prices from Baltimore dated Sept 22 list Butter varieties with quotes from Creamery to Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. Eggs for Maryland and nearby regions show losses. Poultry items include chickens ducks and pans. garlic and corn prices appear with track yellow corn and cob corn figures.
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Grain and Wheat Prices Across Markets
Grain news from Chicago and Baltimore lists corn prices with No 1 mixed at 1.47 to 1.49 and No 2 yellow at 1.49 to 1.50. Oats show No 2 white at 69 to 78 percent, with No 3 white at 64 to 67 percent. Rye No 2 at 1.4 percent and barley at 1.0. Baltimore reports oats No 1 white at 57.55 and No 3 white at 74 to 75. Wheat red winter No 1 at 2.38, No 2 at 2.35, No 3 at 2.22, No 4 at 2.28, No 5 at 2.2.
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Live Stock Prices in Chicago Market Report Sept 22
Chicago live stock market notes hogs bids heavy 16.75 to 18.15 medium 17 to 18.30 light 17.25 to 18.40. Heat and packing sows prices 15.00 to 16.75, pigs 15.00 to 16.50. Cattle ranges include beef steers 15.25 to 17.65, good and common grades 8.25 to 15.25, veal calves 20.26 to 21.50, stocker and feeder values. Sheep lambs 12.25 to 15.00, ewes 6.00 to 7.25, breeders 6.50 to 12.26.
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Cotton Futures Mixed Prices From Trading Floor
Cotton prices in New York Norfolk and Wilmington show modest midday quotes with Middling at 31.6 cents per pound in New York 30.00 in Norfolk and 30.00 in Wilmington reflecting a stable but unsettled market as traders monitor demand and weather signals.
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Norfolk
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The Victrola and records ad campaign
A historical advertisement extols using Victrola and Victor Records together for perfect sound. It claims top artists record exclusively for Victor and that only the Victrola delivers their true tone, inviting listeners to hear famous performers at Victor dealers. Prices range from 12 to 950 dollars.
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