Speaker's Daughter to Wed This Month in Bowling Green
Washington dispatch reports preparations by official and Congressional society to attend Miss Genevieve Clark daughter of Speaker Champ Clark and Mrs Clark wedding to James M Thomson editor of the New Orleans Item. The nuptials set for the month's end with gifts including a diamond necklace from the House. Clark met Thomson in Baltimore during the 1912 Democratic convention where Thomson helped lead Champ Clark's presidential bid.
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Washington
Bowling Green
Missouri
Genevieve Clark
Champ Clark
James M. Thomson
New Orleans
Primary Pupils Exhibit Work At Frothingham School
Parents and friends of Charles Town district pupils visited Frothingham School to view wood working cooking and sewing exhibits and to attend a demonstration of primary school work in the main hall by the first three grades.
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Charlestown
Frothingham
German Consuls Advise Americans on Passports
German ambassador Count von Bernstorff informs the State Department that consuls in Washington advise Americans traveling abroad to obtain proper passports and follow official procedures. Details emphasize compliance for safe travel.
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Washington
Count von Bernstorff
State Department
Germans to Apply at Consulates for Passport Visas
Germans in the United States may apply at any salaried German consulate for passport visas. The embassy will be in Cedarhurst, New York for the summer, and sending passports via Washington would cause delays.
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Germany
United States
Cedarhurst
N. Y
Washington
Lexington Girls Tennis Team Opens Interscholastic Play
The Lexington High School girls tennis team led by captain Marjory Smith, class of 1915, travels to Concord High School this afternoon for their first interscholastic match. The bout will attract much interest as both schools debut in girls tennis.
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Lexington High School
Marjory Smith
Concord
Concord High School
Chinese magnate outlines two projects during Boston visit
Chang Cheng-Hsun, president of the Honorary Commercial Commissioners of the Republic of China and reputed China’s richest man, spoke in Boston during his American tour. He described two major ventures he favors for development.
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Chang Cheng-Hsun
Commercial Commissioners
Republic of China
Boston
China
Poston Post
Honorary Commercial Commissioners of
Chang Cheng-Hsun Plans Two Big China US Ventures
The Chinese Commercial Commissioners president outlines two aims: a China America shipping line linking Pacific and Atlantic ports and a joint stock banking company with agencies across the United States and China. He says these bonds will boost trade and friendship between the nations.
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China
United States
Chang Cheng-Hsun
Commercial Commissioners of
Asia
Pacific
Atlantic
Rockefeller
Sumatra
Straits Settlements
Malay Peninsula
Java
Chefoo
Gulf of Pecheelee
Shantung
Tsingtau
Japan
Harvard Club
Waltham Watch Factory
Walsh
State House
City Club
Chamber of Commerce
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Curley
Council Chamber
City Hall
New Fish Pier
Boston
Chang Cheng Hsun
Cambridge
Harvard and Technology
Harvard’s Dr Eliot Urges Army Navy Growth
Dr. Charles W. Eliot of Harvard spoke at the City Club luncheon with Chinese honorary commercial commissioners present. He declared himself an advocate of expanding both an army and a navy.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
City Club
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America
Chinese Commercial Commissioners
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Eliot
van Loons
Tath
Lenox Jewelry CO
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New York
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Jordan’s
Iuail Wnef
Washington and Hanover Sts
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Franklin Union
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Connorco
Union St
Washington St. Jefferson Bldg
Texas
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