Clark Forges In Lead In War Vote Clash At Capitol
The piece centers on Champ Clark poised to become Speaker as Republicans face bolters, illness, and defections, while Democrats push to unite independents. It also covers a sermon asserting a holy war against Prussianism and renewed calls for American entry into World War.
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Clark
America
Ector
Republicana
Gardiner
Massachusetts
Gray
New Jersey
Mann
Democrata
Dallinger
New York
Representative Gallivan
Dreco Tonic Praised By Beaver Creek Resident For Salvation
Mrs E Baker of near Beaver Creek credits Dreco Tonic with restoring appetite energy and sleep after a severe run down condition. She describes lingering pain and nervous fatigue relieved by three bottles. The testimonial attributes digestion liver kidney relief and overall vitality to the herbal remedy sold by G Donnell Drug Stores and Allen Co.
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Dreco
E & Baker
Baker
Beaver Creek
G’donnell Drug
Lo Allen & Co
George Bury
Urge Boycott of Cars by Striking Street Car Men
Labor leaders from across the country urged 1,400 strikers and supporters at the National Rifles armory in Washington to boycott the Washington Railway and Electric Company and the Potomac Electric Power Company. They advised sticking with the union, saying terms would be forced and that progress was being made.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Potomac Electric Power Company
National Rifles Armory
Bishop Harding Calls for War in Liberty Cause
Bishop Alfred Harding urged support for war at St John Episcopal Church, declaring America should join liberty causes and criticizing delays. He praised action two years ago and warned that the nation must act. A roadster owned by TGM Van Ness was stolen from a moving picture house on Pennsylvania Avenue, bearing Maryland tag 63781. District tag unknown.
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America
Alfred Harding
St Johna Episcopal Church
High Seas
United States
Tgm van Ness
Twenty-fourth
M Streets
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninth and
Tenth Streets
Maryland
Roosevelt Urges U S Army in France in War Belief
Col Theodore Roosevelt declares in Cavemell address that America must enter the war and put an army in France. He says he loves peace but will fight back when attacked and urges Florida crackers to join a large division. Roosevelt, in fine health and tanned, will reach Washington Tuesday morning.
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Washington Post
Punta Tarda Pla
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Netterj
Dewil
Germany
France
Florida
Cal Roosevelt
Washington
Col Roosevelt
Wilson waits on Congress for war declaration
Senator Weeks of Massachusetts declares support for an unqualified war declaration against Germany. He reports strong state-wide activity in Massachusetts to prepare for any condition and readiness to fulfill federal obligations during the crisis.
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Germany
Crimea
Massachusetts
Congress
Bay State
G W U Establishes Hygiene Courses At George Washington
George Washington University will offer elementary hygiene and home care of the sick courses this week. The first class meets tomorrow at 2 PM in a wardroom of University Hospital on H street northwest. One and a half hours credit toward a BA and a Red Cross certificate available. Classes follow Tuesday and Thursday at 2 PM. initial class limited to twenty. more classes may follow.
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George Washington University
University Hospital
H Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Ordain Deacons and Elders at Roanoke Conference
At Roanoke on April 1 during the 133rd annual M E Church South conference deacons and elders were ordained. Dr A Steele of Shreveport La lauded circuit riders as American history makers and urged fraternity federation and cooperation as the watchwords of 20th century world conquest for Christ.
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Roanoke
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Wes- Alen
A Steele
Shreveport
Christ
Capitol Not to Be Closed Today Will Allow Special Cards Tomorrow
The Capitol will remain open today and special admission cards will grant access to the House galleries for the swearing in of new members. Demand for tomorrow’s tickets surpassed supply by thousands, with protection and precautions in place around the President and Capitol complex.
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America
Europe
Asia
Capitol
Washington
Elmanwhera
Gu Hhan
Suffragiata
Virgin Mary Song Stages Life in Four Scenes
Miss Jessie Masters sang four scenes from Mary the Virgin to a large audience at Vermont Avenue Christian Church with Albert Wo Harned at the organ. Paul Buss wrote the music. The program opened with anticipation, moved to a lullaby, and concluded with Calvary scenes, guided by Rev Earle Wilfrey’s readings and meditations.
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Mary
Jesus
Jessie Masters
Albert Wo Harned
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Paul Buss
Virgin
Solomon
Calvary
Earle Wilfrey
Miss Masters
Third Infantry Gathers for Return to Service
The Third Infantry D GNG plans to rejoin federal service by Wednesday after a brief muster out period. About 600 members are assembling at the T street location as muster in is expected to be completed by Wednesday afternoon.
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Third Infantry
D Gng
T, Street
Armory Unit Recruits Amid Rapid Turnover
The report notes 200 are out of town with many just returning to civilian jobs and reluctant to leave again. Officers have tendered resignations, now held up pending developments in the international situation. The tone reflects wartime duty and eagerness for real service.
Fire dog Rags Killed By Fire Engine
No 3 Engine Company mourns the loss of Rags a six year old Scotch terrier and constant mascot. He followed the engine to many fires and was crushed under a rear wheel Saturday afternoon as the great engine rolled out of the fire station. Rags eagerly tried to reach his favorite spot beside the apparatus before realizing the alarm was for another station.
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Rags
No 3 Engine Company
Rages
Hox 14
Confessed in Car Wreck Police Say
Police report a car wreck led to confessions by suspects linked to a conspiracy case. Officers named four men: Trant Cunningham 39, Teng tar 91, a fourth man at 1009 Ferrand u half Street, and Tryolanpeirin court, all arrested for alleged plot details. The conspiracy allegedly formed in a saloon on Four and a half Street Southwest.
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Leara
Cunningham
Ferrand
Four Hurt In Trolley Crash At Capral And Hatreeta
Northbound Brookland car of Washington Railway and Electric Co collided with two Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad cars at North Capral and Hatreeta last night. Four injured. Minas Charlotte Boragh, unconscious, taken to 86 A Bates St NW. Mrs Neill, 418-26 Park Rd NW, G Fashing, and Mary Juston, 1617 First St NW, all lightly hurt.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
North Capral
Hatreeta
Washington Baltimore and Annapoda Railroad
Baltimore
Minas Charlotte Boragh
Bates Street
Mra Neill
Park Road
Northwest
G Fashing
Mary Juston
First Street
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Mexco
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Porting
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Kramer’s
F St. N. W
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Secret Service
Fire Dog
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Palais Royal
New York City
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Manhattan Shirt Company
Madras
Nainsock
Aihk
Palais Royal—Street
McCray
U. S
U.S
Pure Food
Pure Food Testing Laboratories
McCray Refrigerator CO
St. N. WL
Trust Department
American Security and Trust Co
Fifteenth Street
Charlies J. Bell
Kent
Pais
Cis
Pembroke
Bath
Katchen
Caundry
Fifteenth
H Streets
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Standard Sanitary Mig. Co
White House
Chase and
Sanborn
Sy Oriental
de Kofa
Cafe Des Invalides
Bonsor
Oneida Raughphy
Magruder’s Fine Groceries
Conn. Ave
K St
de Sales
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Lion
North
Seamans Oil Co
Union Security Co
St. N. W. Tel
Byron S. Adams
Pho
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