Sea-Going Fair Aims to Boost Trade Across Americas
The American Trade Association plans a sea-going exposition to display U S manufactured goods in Latin America and beyond. President Taft endorsed the project in a letter, outlining a two week itinerary to Alres then Cape Horn, with later routes along the Pacific coast, aiming to open trade via the Panama Canal and reach the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Departments of State and Commerce and Labor
Ameri Sn Ustadureta Export Association
State Department
Central America
Cape Horn
Omer
Henry P. Wills
Willa
Latin America
Hemiapharp
Beneft
William Ho Taakt
Tap
United States
Orient
Brigid Brannagan Solves Home Rule in Irish Town
A bright town girl prompts action as local council yields after women and men insistence. The case centers on Bridget Brannagan who pushes for reforms and ends a long standstill affecting households and governance. The town battles noisy weather and social pressure as rule changes unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Brannagan
U S To Teach More Farmers Road Building Train Service
The bureau of good roads will extend train service to two more lines to spread road building doctrine. Logan W Page said the road train era yielded strong interest and that $14 000 000 of the $42 000 000 federal road funds in the year focused on southern improvements. Reports show well attended meetings in the current train tour through the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bureau of Good Roads
Norfolk and Western
Boston and
Maine
Logan W. Page
Bureau
United State
South
Connecticut Avenue
Chevy Chase and
Columbia Country Clubs
United States
District of Columbia
Chevy Chase
Connecticut
Avenue One
Bradley Lane
Kansas Club of Washington Holds Fourth Annual Banquet
Nearly thirty members of the Kansas University Club of Washington attended the fourth annual banquet at the Continental Hotel. Brief addresses were delivered by Dr William M Davidson supervisor of Washington public schools George A Neeley Robert W Wells W H Bear e and EC Wrankil. Attendees included Dr and Mrs William M Davidson Miss Davidson Mr and Mrs A L Baldwin Mrs Hester Cool Br and Mrs Kirk H Logan Mr and Mrs Burton McCullum Mr and Mrs J Clarke Bwayze George M B et tie James M Drysdale H Franklin Blaine F Moore George A Jahey Ned Ties L B Roberts F UC Schrader W H Beare Ernest Weibel Miss Dorothy Magoffin and Robert W Welly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Club of Washington
Continental Hotel
William M Davideon
Washington Pubil Echools
George A. Neeley
Robert W Wells
W. Ht. Beara
EC Wrankil
William M. Davidson
Misa Davidson
A. Lt. Baldwin
Hester Cool
Mra
Kirk H. Logan
Burton McCullum
J. Clarke Bwayze
George M. Bettie
James M. Drysdale
H. Franklin
Blaine F. Moore
George A. Jaley
Ned Ties
L. B. Roberta
F. UC. Schrader
W. H. Beare
Ernest Weibel
Dorothy Magoffin
Robert W. ‘Welly
Envoy Chases A Dog At Riding Club Event
Ambassador Jusserand, after delivering an America love address, chased a stray small yellow dog that wandered near his carriage at the Washington Riding Club fencing tournament. The coachman and footman assisted, and the incident drew admiring spectators as the dog was captured and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJ. J. Jusserand
Joj Jusserand
Mxtraordinary
United States
Fiding Club
Washington
Ambsagador
Jusserand
Amer-ica
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Taft and
Departments
Auipyor
South America
Vielt Assatis
Kansas Club
Envoy
Kalens
Afi
Qumitth
Brurs
Axminster
Aixe
Roxbury
Wilton
Ieee
Ken
Mistyike
Darky Expresman
Capt. Schneider
Georgetown
Mis
Bearch
Fextz
Dawn
Ot Ving Heir
Ailee
Au ‘Aply Theaterday
Rehnelder
Old Darkey
Cua
China
Schloss Bros. & CO
Fine Clothes Makers
Baltimore and
New York
Fifth Avenue
Baltimo
Schloss
Baltimore
Timore
Bros
Republican Club
National Republican Club
Saturaning
Nagai
Partment of Commerce and Labor
Hamas W Brehany
Indiatec
Mr Stevens
Gridiron Club
Chevy Chase Heights
Chevy Chase Circle
Connecticut Avenue Bridge
Ingomar
Jenifer Streets
Thomas J.fisher & Co., Linc
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