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*[[1917]] &ndash; President [[Woodrow Wilson]] asked a special joint session of the == Births ==

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'''Thomas Alonzo Trice''' (August 17, 1846 - November 7, 1917; known as '''T. Alonzo Trace''') was a former Chief of Police for the City [[Category:1846 births]]

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[[File:1917-H. A. Stecker.JPG|300px|thumb|right|Herbert A. Stecker, ca. 1917 (aged 38)]] ...1878-1960) served as Charlottesville’s city manager from [[January 15]], [[1917]] until October 1918 when he resigned to enter the army service.

...lib:2110160|title=Lady Appointed Deputy Clerk|publishdate=Saturday June 2, 1917|accessdate=October 20, 2023}}</ref> == Births ==

Items listed on day and year pages should be under the following headings: Births, Deaths, Events, Establishments, Disestablishments, and for year pages, Ima ==Births==

==Births== * [[1917]] – [[Benjamin Tonsler]] dies of pneumonia at [[Benjamin Tonsler House|hi

...ia]] with a B.A. in [[1914]], a master's in [[1915]] and a law degree in [[1917]]. Graves married Martha ''Daniel'' Graves in May [[1917]]. They had two daughters

...rtician who founded [[J.F. Bell Funeral Home]] in [[Charlottesville]] in [[1917]]. In 1917, Bell established the [[J.F. Bell Funeral Home]] at 275 West Main Street. H

...neighborhood, was named in his honor. Between [[1895]], and his death in [[1917]], Tonsler became a prominent leader in Charlottesville's African-American [[Image:1917-03-10 Funeral flowers of Benjamin E. Tonsler - detail.jpg|right|thumb|300px

==Births== [[1917]] - [[Harry H. Gaver]] is born to Helen and Harry “H. H.” Gaver, Sr. in

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...his long career as the state’s prosecutor, Wood was opposed only twice. In 1917 he defeated a newcomer to the city, [[John Stewart Battle|John S. Battle]], [[Category:1889 births]]

*University of Virginia, A.B., 1917 *U.S. Army Second Lieutenant, 1917-1919

...s of Benjamin E. Tonsler.jpg|thumb|Funeral flowers of Benjamin E. Tonsler (1917)]] [[Category:1859 births]]

...position until his death. When the United States entered the World War in 1917, he offered his services to serve but was deemed to be too old. [[Category: 1858 births]]

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{{Event Year|1917|1919}} *[[Woodrow Wilson]] was President (1913-1921); the previous year ([[1917]]), the United States entered World War I - joining the British, French, an