Tower Welcomed Diplomat Discusses Tariff Harmony
New York April 83 Charlemagne Tower American Ambassador to Germany spoke at a Manhattan Club dinner hosted by the Blaats-Zeitung. He said US German ties are cordial and warned against a tariff war, noting potential adjustments after a State visit and a commission report. Notables included Herman Ridder, Mark Twain, and Congressman Richard Bertholdt.
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New York
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Ans
New York Biaats-Zeitung
Manhattan Club
Ufe
Herman Ridder
Blaats- Mertung
Ambassador Tower
N. D North
Richard Bertholdt
Metbalia H. Stone
Ambassador Tower Sage
United States
Mark Twain
Rob Clowry
Charles DL Onen
Richard Watson Gilder
H. A. Hosers
Ogden Mills
Jacob H. Shit
Cnlef
Herman Juniger
Ue Alte Staats- Zeitung
Tower
Europe
Rewer
Park
Burt
Guitwiy
Tridder
Mr Tower
Congresa
Roosevelt
Kower
Kaiser
Amer- Lan
Mc Tower
Nelas
Heuman Kidder
Willam II
Union
Amerlis
Richard Bartholds
St Louis
Garing
Clullwer
Bismarck
Frederick
Abraham Linvell
London
Paria
Gladstone
England
France
Frankfort
Berlin
Prussia
Rey
Bachelor Mystery Revealed by Crying Baby
In Chicago gossip, Mrs. Jinks notes that Mr. Josoho’s friend appeared unmarried until the baby’s cry exposed him. Mrs. Brown asks how such a bachelor fact was learned, and the moment hinges on the man’s stilted floor walking as the infant cried.
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The
Chicago News
The Lion and the Mouse at National and Little Johnny Jones at Columbia
National reviews warn that The Lion and the Mouse falls short of a perfect ending due to a weaker final act, despite strong characters led by Edmund Breese as the Money King and Grace Elliston as Shirley Rossmore. Columbia praises Little Johnny Jones for energy and brisk staging, led by Bobby Berry and a standout Unknown in a witty London to San Francisco tale with lively songs and engaging Chinese-life vignettes.
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Charles Keln
Mars
Belange
Washington
Klein
Jobe D. Rockefeller
Ida Tarbell
Shirley Rossmore
Finance
United States Senate
United States
Roberts
America
Roberts Isard
Ungster
California
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Senate
Inuston
Zeebie
Honor
Renerosky
Rossmore
John Burkett Ryder
Edmund Breese
Ryder
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Grace Elliston
Miss Hillston
Miss Ellistone
Judge Rossmore
Walter Allen
Reginald Cartington
Hon
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E. A. Eberle
Senator Roberts
Willum Lewers
Jefferson Ryder
Frazer Coulter
Ludge Stott
Sre
Bee F. P. Morse
Columbia
Johnny Jones
Cohan
Broadway
George Washington, Jr
Efter
George M. Cohen
Bobby Berry
Jacksy
Stella Tracey
Rosario Fanchetti
Earl of
Littie Medley
Jack Raffael
Mrs. Kenworth
Anthony Ansley
Tohnny Jones
the Unknown
Tor Lewis
London
San Francisco
Chinatown
Mr Lewis
Sam J. Ryan
Timothee D. McGthee
Ward
Reapportionment ruling sparks push for fall Senate election
In Albany April 3 1924 the attorney general and Secretary of State prepare to seek a new Senate election next fall after the Court of Appeals ruled last year's reapportionment unconstitutional. The move could shift leverage to Gov. Hughes as senators face re election and potential public utilities bill woes.
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Atorney
Secrdtary of State
Court of Appeals
Whalen
Secretary of State
Gov. Hughes
Senate
Kelsey
SCORES HEAD OF SCHOOLS Secretary Attacks East Washington Education
The East Washington Citizens Association secretary blasted the local public school system noting the superintendent is unfamiliar with the normal school and misinformed by tale bearing. A report by the committee on public schools spurred sharp speeches by Dr. Starr Parsons and others. The meeting discussed disquiet among teachers and cautions on new administration plans. A banquet was adopted to honor the opening of the presage project and linked a crosstown rail proposal to changes on eighth street northeast and a junction with Pennsylvania avenue cars.
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Washington
East Washington Ciizens' Association
Committee On Public Schools
Northeast Temple
F. D. Foster
Starr Parsons
W. G. Lang
H. F. Holston
Gresentine
Parsonstone
New Board of Education
Presaoe
Eighth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
How He Proposed From the Columnus Ospacce
Miss Clancey-Prwat asks Pat McDowey-Faith about proposals in the Columnus Ospacce column. The exchange shows playful romance and local banter as two residents discuss how one might propose and respond to questions about marriage.
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Mr. McDowey
Misa Clancey
MsDooley
Business recession seen in “China aid countrymen” decline forecast
Special to The Washington Fest notes U S econ trends predicting widespread layoffs. James J. Hill reports slowing railroad demand and postponed work in the West and Midwest. He cautions against panic, foresees job cuts this fall and more next year as indicators hold. He remains active with Great Northern leadership.
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New York
James J. Hhl
Tiuselty
Sr. Paul
Mr. Hill
Chicago
Hill
Iis
Great Northern Presidency
Great Northern
Chamber of Commerce merger plan discussed yesterday
The joint committee to merge the Jobbers and Shippers Association with the Business Association into a Chamber of Commerce met in the American Security and Trust building. Charles J. Bell presided as plans were refined and reduced to writing with a Thursday meeting for final votes. The event highlighted a strong local effort to consolidate business groups.
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Jobbers and Shippers’ Association
Business Brew's Association
Chamber of Commerce
American Security and Trust Company
Charles J. Bell
Ghurghmen See President Ends Conference Sessions
Five hundred members of the Afeiha district Protestant conference, meeting in session, were received at the White House by President Roosevelt. The morning session covered routine business and committee reports, the group voted to pay superannuates quarterly, officers were elected, Rev. Dr. Munhall spoke on Resurrection, and evening appeals urged broader ministerial support within congregations. The conference closes today with expected important business at the morning session.
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White Houses
Roosevelt
Munhall
Philadelphia
4. J. HI
J. Wr. Haddaway
Guests of the Vanderbilts Enjoy Easter at Biltmore
Special to The Washington Post from Asheville reports Mr and Mrs George W Vanderbilt host an Easter house party at Biltmore House. Attendees include Winston Churchill Austrian Ambassador M Letelier and Senator Chauncey Depew. Guests partake in fishing at Pisgah Lodge and a forthcoming horse show week with Mrs Vanderbilt as patroness and prize presenter.
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Washington Post
Asheville
N.C
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore House
Winaston Churchill
M. Letelier
Belgium
Vanderbilt
New Lyceum Burlesquers at Watson's this week
The New Lyceum presents Watson's Burlesquers with Tha Mormons a humorous Salt Lake City travesty. Featuring the Millership Sisters, Japanese wire performers, Toni Yamamotoe, Gracie Reynolds, and Hey nolds. The show closes with The Bashful Venus. Both performances drew good crowds yesterday.
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Watson
Salt Lake City
Arsa
Millership
Toni
Foj Yamamotoe
Gracie and
Heynolds
Venus
Coughs and Tubercular Risk Warned by Philadelphia Specialist
A Philadelphia specialist warns that weak lines and neglected coughs or colds can lead to lung inflammation and tuberculosis. He touts a home remedy of glycerine and pine oil, claimed to cure severe colds in twenty four hours, though medical safety and efficacy are questionable.
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Philadelphia
Southern Skies Company Impresses in Washington Return
The Imall army and fete as a Confederate soldier star in a two week December engagement at the Majestic with Kathryn Purnell returning for an indefinite run. Miss Florence Hill joins as Anner Lizer of Under Southern Skies while Miss Purnell’s Bessie Barton earns praise. Edmund Abbey and John Tressider deliver strong turns and Nick Judels, Olle Halford, and others fill supporting roles with noted versatility.
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Belasco
Charlotte Walker
Vincent Serrano
Louis Evan Stipman
South
Tn & Promi
Encka
Sérrano
Francis
Conlon
Wells Howard
Pembroke
Fairly Wall
Darky
Frederick Forrester
Kathryn Purnell
The
Majestic
Yesterney
Egame Theater
Mises Pupnet
Washington
Sean
Florence Hill
Edmund Abbey
Sir Henry Shesterton
John Tressider
W Jeff Murphy
Nick Judels
Olle Halford
Rachael “Westwood
Mrs Geoghegan Dead Washington Artist Buried at Congressional Cemetery
Edith Geoghegan, renowned Washington water color artist and former top women’s tennis player, died Sunday at 11 Fourth Street Northeast. Funeral from St Mark’s Episcopal Church at 2:30 pm with Rev. Dr Devries and Dr Homer Dios officiating. Interment private at Congressional Cemetery. Survived by husband Frank Lin Geoghegan. aged 31. Originates from Boston. notable work “Little Venice” shown in New York galleries.
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Edith Geoghergas
Washington
Artlaixs
St Mark's Eyptapal Church
Devries
Homer Dios
Geoghegan
Franklin Geoghegan
Indigestion Solution Promises Ten Days To Relief
A health note warns that starchy foods like white bread and potatoes strain digestion and cause prolonged trouble. It describes a devised method to bolster weak digestive organs, promising improved digestion and stronger brain and nerves, with a ten days use showing a marked change in condition.
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Western Federation of Minor
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Chase
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Collins and Hart
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Berg
Bertie Herren
Nettle Carroll
Wire Tripper
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China
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Gene Jin
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Moy Suey
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