Congress Debates Time Rules for District Bill
The House rules committee reported a resolution to limit general debate on the District of Columbia appropriation bill to two hours before allowing amendments. Speaker Cannon and leaders clashed over dilatory tactics as Democrats and Republicans argued about obstruction and the President’s past claims. The rule passed by a large margin, moving the bill to consideration under the two hour limit.
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Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
District of Columbia
DeArmond
Missouri
Dalzell
Tennssee
Fuabell
Cannon
Walliams
Smaker
Payne
Molairs
Datar
Lys
MooMal
Vir Willams
Ion Fe
Gardener
Michigan
Messrs
Pana
Williams
Ely
Debates Escalate as Williams Sparks House Firestorm
In a feisty parliamentary session Williams skewers Republicans and rules as he defends reform measures. He likens foes to a pastry and mocks tariff district opponents while asserting minority leverage. Democrats rally, roll call ends session with 87 nays 83 present.
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William
Page
Congress
House
West
Jinnysen
Williams
Columbia
Infant dies after three months in incubator
Winifred French infant daughter of Rep. and Mrs. Drenchoof Idtha died after three months in an incubator. Born in January, she weighed three pounds at birth, gained first month, reached seven pounds by the second, then suffered stomach trouble last week. She collapsed at about 7 PM and died after successive medical efforts. The body will be placed in a vault and taken to Vic cow Llinho for burial after adjournment.
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Winifred French
Drenchoof
Idtha
Vic Cow
Llinho
Bural
Miss Toren H
Dpcuts
Tissicians
Religion in West rocked by cannons of muscular Christianity era
President Cannon sparks delegates with talk of muscular Christianity and circuit riders who blazed the trail of faith. Delegates to the national body were elected as the Anti Saloon League held a meeting highlighting reform efforts.
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Anti-Saloon League
Maryland Methodists hear speeches at White House and conference
Delegates from the Maryland Annual Conference met at the White House where Vice President and Speaker met them. Senator Teller predicted a united church future as ministers urged growth, discipline, and mission. Admitted to the ministry were Gulleling, Honey, Burge, Cardale, and Hibbard. The Anti Saloon League event urged prohibition and strong church action.
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Rishoun Wilson Sant Carstian
Burge
Cardale & Hibbard
Tane Laneshil
Baltimor
Elderly man struck by cab at Fourteenth and P streets
William H. Chapman, 78, of 1506 P street northwest, was knocked down and run over by a cab about 8 p m near Fourteenth and P. He was unconscious with possible internal injuries, taken to Day & Co drug store and then home. His daughter Mrs Day cared for him. doctors reported he was deteriorating. Chapman was formerly a Presbyterian minister in the city.
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Fourteenth
Wiliam H . Chapman
P Street
Chapman
Fourteenth Street
Day & Co
P Streets
Mra Day
Rhode Island Avenue
Dr Day
Playground Uplift Supplants Dance Hall in City Meeting
Luther H Gulick, president of the Playground Association, told the Washington Playground Association that outdoor amusements now win girls away from dance halls, praising the playground movement’s moral uplift. The treasurer reported $8828.22 raised for playgrounds, with $8001.26 spent on equipment and maintenance and $1074 in the recent period. The group elected officers and outlined expansion plans including 26 playgrounds opened, and noted continued need for funding beyond congressional or other appropriations.
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Luther H. Gulick
Washington Society
Luther H Gullick
New York
The
Playground Association
Washington Playground Association
Gullick
Canon Rudolph
First View
Fred G Coldren
Secondice
Taith c Westcott
Dugene S Stevens
Giles Scott Rafter
Curtis
Edward Howard Griggs
Rauscher
Pibhie
Janis
Rudolph
Ieam
Chitin
Rosedale
Cardoza
Georgetown
Willlhim
Baldwin
Wizabeth
Brown
Coldren Alford
Wow DeLacy
John G Didman
Merrill
Gates
Iveschimin
Willam
If Herke
George Moohober
Montgomery
Fllen
Spencer Mussey
Charles B Neill
Great Ratter
Hants
Fo Raine
Rudolph di
Seaman Chases
BP Clark
John BO Slemat
Bb Stevens
Rebecca Stonerold
Hichard Silvester
William Tindal
Weber
Weler
James
West
Wastcott
James Toseph
Saks Arthur
Vinsea
Footman Held in Watch Theft of Mrs Dryden Case
Alonzo Harris, a 25 year old footman, was held on 2000 bond by Judge Kinball in Police Court for larceny of a diamond studded watch and chatelaine owned by Mrs John Dryden, wife of a former New Jersey senator. Dryden identified a photo of the stolen piece. witnesses placed Harris near the item as it disappeared after a visit to Mrs Dalzell's residence in Washington.
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John of
Dryden
Fomer
New Jersey
Alorzo
Kinball
John Dalzell
Dalzell
Pennslvania
Harris
German Prince Greets Hill at Paris Reception
Paris April 3 In a reception hosted by Ambassador Winter Hill the Prince and Princess Radelin greeted Dr and Mrs Hill. Hill, ambassador designate to Britain, spoke briefly with the prince who praised Berlin’s reception in light of a recent unfortunate incident. The Hills plan to return to The Hague Monday.
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Paris
David Jayne Fill
Radelin
Winter Hill
United States
Germany
Prince Radelin
France
Hill
Berlin
Hague
Washington
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Congress
Ambassador White
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Blood Cure Elixir
Advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla enriches the blood and heals the whole system curing pimples scrofula catarrh rheumatism and dyspepsia. It cites over 40000 testimonials in two years as proof of its spring medicine status.
IDENTIFY ACCUSED MAN IN ROBBERY CASE
Charles Catlett, a prisoner at the Eemgehth precinct, was charged yesterday with robbery. Miss Carrie Jenkins of 1719 Thirteenth Street NW says she was knocked down and robbed near her home Wednesday night. Two boys who saw a man on Riggs Street before the attack identify Catlett as the suspect. They reported the man warned them to leave the street and hurried them home.
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Charles Catlett
Eemgehth
Carrie Jenkins
Thirteenth Street
Catlett
Riggs Street
Miss Jenkins
First Fatality on Washington Baltimore Line
A unidentified white man about fifty, well dressed, was struck and killed by a Washington Baltimore and Annapolis electric train near Columbia Park Maryland. He crossed the tracks as the train, moving about thirty miles an hour, hit him and he was thrown over an embankment. The coroner will hold an inquest, and a letter to William H O Knox from a Baltimore trust company was found in his pocket. This marks the line's first fatality since opening to traffic.
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Columbia Park
Washington
Branensburg
William HO Knox
Baltimore
Weather Conditions and River Stages Across the Midwest and South
Weather data from the Weather Bureau reports rising river stages from the Great Kanawha to the Wabash, with Louisville forecasts around 7 to 8 feet crest. Flood alerts note Crest near six feet above flood stage near Mount Vernon and Sansaville, while New Orleans shows a trestle stage around 19 feet before easing. Warmer temperatures prevail in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys, with unsettled conditions in the Southwest and light winds along the coasts. Local readings show various hourly temperatures and a generally fair pattern for the weekend with coastal winds shifting NW to NE. Tide tables project two high tides on April 4, and river reports indicate Potomac flood muddiness with Shenandoah clarity improvements.
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Met of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Ohio
Rier
Great Kanasha
Wabash
Louisville
Xcloto River
Setirdis
Loursvile
Sansville
Mount Vernon
Ind
Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Missourt
Miesisappi
Lake Ta Gion
Howe
Arizona
Eleo
Wivsissippi Tver
Lower
Lake Region
Atlantic States
New England
Northwes
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Saurday
Grand Banks
Service at W Streets Northwest Address by George Otis Smith
A brief notice records a service held at VESPER SERVICH W A TWILFTH AND F streets northwest at 4 6 pm with address by George Otis Smith and publication of a Psalms collection by Mrs Rose Usborn.
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Episcopal
Penitentia
Baturda
Praver
Adarh
Reital
Tairwenth
Fourteenth Streets
Rey i IV veKim DD
Moly
Yweon Vesper Servich
George Otis Smith
Mre
Rose Usborn
Three Hurt In Car Mishaps On City Streets
Reported incidents on Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue sent three people to hospital with injuries. Bertha Scott, 37, of 601 Eighteenth street NW, sustained a sprained wrist and facial injuries after being thrown from a moving car and was cared for at a drug store before returning home. J Wall, 37, of Martinsburg, VA, arrived at Emergency Hospital with a scalp wound after a fall from a car at Fourteenth and Penn NW and was discharged after treatment. George Simonds, 46, of 643 Fourth street SE, suffered facial and head wounds when he fell while trying to board a moving car at Sixth and Penn NW and was released after dressing.
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Tenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Misa Bertha Scott
Misa Scott
Eighteenth Street
Wall
Martinaburg
Fourteenth Street
George Simonds
Fourth Street
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MER
Sesertrenth Street
Oriental Philosophy
Orieatal Esoteric Center
Q Street
Uod
Hunyadi
Janos
NEW Spring Home Furnishings
Peter Grogan
F Street
N. W
Sunday Post
Sanders & Stayman Co
A. F
Bornot, Bro, & CO
F Street N. Ww
McCray
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F St. N.W
Keeley Institute Earth Capitoltreet
Meahington
Colum Marriena
W. & J. Sloane
Aubusson and
Savonnetta
Axminster
India
H Street
Henry Evans
F St. WN. W
Christian Xander
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. N. W
Wilson & Mayers
G St. Larmanemmramapunal
Gunn, Richards & CO
Public Accountants
Wall Street
Russell
Institute
Metropolitan Bank
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