Honor the President Gulick Named Leader at Banquet
The National Playground Association of America elected President Luther Gulick of New York as its first vice president during a banquet at the WMCA building attended by over 200 men and women and many officials. Roosevelt was elected second vice president, with Jane Andrews of Chicago and Joseph Lee of Boston named to other posts as speakers stressed outdoor recreation for children and the city’s lack of adequate public playgrounds.
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Roosevelt
National Playminds Association of America
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Quer
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New York
Jane Andrews
Chicago
Joseph Lee
Boston
H S Curtis
Seth & Stewart
Luther Gullek
Playgrounds Association
American Physical Edaucational Society
Amateur Athletic Union
Ami
George M. Kober
Society of Americann Medical Colleges
Sadie Atmorican
National Council of Jewish Women
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Washington
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Georgetown
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G. A. Weber
President Roosevelt backs nationwide playground movement
President Roosevelt expressed strong support for the playground movement in a speech to National Playground Association delegates at the Y M C A building. He urged establishment of playgrounds and outdoor education, noting benefits for millions of children who find recreation in the streets. The gathering formed the nucleus of a national campaign to place playgrounds in every city.
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National Playground Association of America
Jacob Tis
Y. M.A
National Playgrounds Council
Seth Stewart
New York
Wallace Hatch
Macfarland
Congress
EL S Curtis
Chicago
Seth T Stewart
New York City
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Freebel
Calvary Baptist Church
Gardner Silent Investigation Into McKinley School
Superintendent Stuart orders start to probes at McKinley Manual Training School after teachers accuse pupils and staff of discipline violations, misconduct, and lax morals. Principal Gardner defends himself, alleging jealousy and false signatures, with an official inquiry likely to last a week.
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McKinley Training School
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Mother to Get Child Latula Sidler Returns to Md Mother
Latula Mary Sidler, held as a fugitive from her parents and then placed with Miss Estelle Foster, will be returned today to her mother Alice Sidler of Laplata Maryland. The case had left police unsure where the child would be sent as both separated parents claimed her. A telegram from the mother prompted officials to turn the girl over to Mrs. Sidler who will travel to the city.
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Latula Mary Sidler
Estelle Foster
Alice Sidler
Laplata
Chia
Mrs. Sidler
Derrick Fall Hurts New Jersey Avenue Worker
James Davis, 40, a worker at a new pumping station on New Jersey Avenue Southeast, fell 35 feet from a derrick yesterday. He fractured his skull and was taken to Providence Hospital in critical condition. Davis resided at 2017 New Jersey Avenue Southeast. He reportedly started the boom to tighten a guy rope, then lost balance and fell.
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New Jersey Avenue Southeast
Providence Hospital
Davis
Sai
Uniform Weights Push For National Standard Bill
A new organization forms to unify weights and measures across states. Delegates from many states meet at the Bureau of Standards to discuss legislation via governors and legislatures or Congress. The conference notes great state law diversity hurts buyers and urges ongoing testing to prevent fraud. The group lists delegates from Kentucky to Vermont and Virginia, with Stratton and Fischer leading. The conference will reconvene at 10 a.m. this morning.
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Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Congress
Georga
Maine
Kentucky
Ohio
Thia
Joan W. Hichardson
Richmond
Virginia
C. J. Norwood
HL. P. Wolf
Maryland
D. G. ¥. Palmer
Massachsetts
Local Orators Clash in Debating Contest at Ra Tasco Theater
The Cincinnati University team faced George Washington University in a historic joint debate on trusts and wage earners, with Champ Clark presiding. The debate showcased strong performances by both sides as speakers argued whether capitalistic combines harm or help workers.
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Longworth
Applaus
Champ Clark
Cincinnati University
George Washington University
Ra- Tasco
Missouri
C. W. Whitmore
Lews Cohen
F. D. Couden
C. Hindman
Edward W. Pflueger
John D. Hillis
Isaac Landman
Otto Krippenberg
Clark
Charles E. ‘Littlefield
Maine
M Lindsay
University of Pennsylvania
J. H. Follander
Johns Hopkins University
Howard W. Pflueger
Standard OH Company
Pflueger
Beef Trust
Steel Trust
Monmouth Debaters Uphold Trusts Monitors Says Verdict
A heated debate on trusts and labor wages featured I D Conden arguing that trusts raise wages and profits while Teaac Landman countered that wage-earners improved before trusts. Judges then ruled George Washington University the winning side in a campus contest with a dramatic reading of George, Washington.
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Bilis
I. D. Conden
Bomebody
Teaac Landman
Trunta
Detective Mullin Testified on Fur Coat Theft Charge
Detective Mullin testified that he caught a woman in the act of stealing a fur coat then went to her room and recovered more stolen goods. She protested her innocence amid the proceedings.
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Mullin
Weather review reports widening storm and temperature shifts
The Western storm center tracks from Texas to the Dakotas with rain and snow in the Lake and Ohio valleys. Temperatures fall in the Rocky Mountains and Northern Plains while the Mississippi Valley remains warm. A Friday rain threat shifts to the central valley and Lake region, with colder spells in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys and the East Gulf states. Offshore winds and storm warnings are noted for Great Lakes and Lake Pepin on April 8, 1860, with temperature readings from multiple cities listed.
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Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
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Coupon Kaffee Klatsch Promises Prize Piano Race
The Washington Post coupon contest by the Council of Jewish Women offers a prize piano with admission price set by a Post coupon. Notables include Florence Herman, Mrs Bassat, Mrs Levi David, and performers Lawrence Hage, Walter Sondheimar, Ralph and Annette Goldsmith. Temple vestry rooms on Eighth Street host the event with coupons printed in Sundays Post guiding entrants.
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Washington Post
Florence Herman
Bassat
Levi David
Lawrence Hage
Walter Sondheimar
Ralph
Annette Goldsmith
Milas Bella Schutman
Temple
Eighth Street
H. Coapona
T.e
Council
Tas
Linthicum Institute
Eastern Star
Olr Masonic
Masonic Brothers
Manaqhas
Shoplifter's Plunder Recovered From Alice Landerside Convicted
Readable items seized include coats and fur neckpieces totaling 147 dollars. Alice Landerside, described as a mysterious shoplifter, was convicted yesterday after authorities recovered the merchandise listed: long black coat with fur cuffs, a $25 plush coat, a green coat, a gray rain coat, a long fight coat, two fur neckpieces, and other items.
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Alice Landerside
Woman Confesses to Shoplifting. One Year Sentenced
Alice Landerside admitted guilt to shoplifting in the Police Court after detectives linked her to a string of thefts in District department stores. She received a one year term, began imprisonment, and investigators recovered coats with store marks. The case linked morphine illness to her hospitalization before sentencing.
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Mullin
Bottoad
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Washington Hospital
Aho
Alice Lanierside
Robbed of Revolver and Neckties On Saturday Night
BE EB ROESEKE of 4 Thirteenth Street Northwest reported to the police that his room was broken into Saturday night while he was away. A revolver four silk neckties and six handkerchiefs were stolen. He suspects a fake ge kay worker.
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BE. EB. Roeseke
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Gazette Work Debate Hits Government Printing Office
Government Printing Office employees weigh Patent Commissioner's plan to award Official Gazette duties to an outside firm. Last year about 180000 was spent, with 30000 going to the GPO, and the workload has grown toward 100000 annually. If outsourced, about 40 workers would be affected as reductions continue. A bid opening is set for next week.
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Government Printing Office
Allen
Official Gazette
Government Office
Tate Public
Shllings
Driver Thrown From Buggy After Runaway Horse
Walter Austin, driver, was hurled to the ground when a horse hitched to a buggy bolted past Third Street and Virginia Avenue Southwest. He suffered a deep scalp wound and was treated at Casualty Hospital before returning home to 1947 Fourth Street Northeast.
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Third Street
Virginia Avenue
Walter Austin
Austin
Csualty
Fourth Street
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