Dominican Tensions Prompt Naval Response Amid Caribbean Rift
Reports from Santo Domingo indicate a possible rift between President Jiminez and Congress, with Minister Sullivan seeking an extra warship. The Nashville is en route to Santo Domingo, and the Des Moines remains in reserve as tensions rise over fiscal policy and authority between the executive and legislators.
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Jiminea
U. S. S Nashville
Sulivan
Caurhreak
Leomiinican Republic
Navy
Mentster Sullivan
Santa No Mingo Cil
Wheeling
Port Au Prince
A Mixed Up Farce At Columbia and Other Stage Notes
The Columbia Musical Comedy Company staged The Red Mill, highlighting Montgomery and Stones versatility with strong turns by Short, McCarthy, Novasio, Saunders, Henry, and Sheffield. Keith's offered Zaza and other vaudeville acts, plus Clara Kimball Young in Hearts in Exile, and a broad screen lineup including Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and Tess of the Storm Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Musical Comedy Company
Montgomery and Stone
Victor Heribert
Columbia Company
Harry Short
W. J. McCarthy
Leonore Wovasie
Lucile Saunders
Eleanor Henry
Philip Sheffield
Mr. Short
Fred Stone
Dave Montgomery
Leonore Novasio
Tina
Esthel Johnson
Offee Vanasse
Miss Henry
Carl
Clean-up campaign boosts Washington paint effort
Tradesmen and decorators from out of town converge on Washington for a major spring paint-up drive. The Master Painters reports hundreds of journeymen joining the effort, backed by schoolchildren and residents in a citywide cleanup to beautify the capital.
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Tipe
Ting
Campano
Washington
Vaanman Mohan
Deprakors
KIA Fords
Snes Scaffald
Wilfiam
Chidiren
Seine
United States
G W U Alumni to Elect Annual Business and Social Meet
The George Washington University Alumni Association schedules its annual business and social meeting at a campus venue. President Leech and Edward Hodakins are among officials guiding proceedings. Three board seats are open due to deaths and term expirations, with nominees including We Noles, Melville Church, and Theodore We Noles among others.
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Busines
Seua
Meetva
Néeral Stamm Association
Toe
George Washington
Sai Lock
Ares
Castibatio
Othe
Bit
Tia O
University
Wall Sae Bea
Edward 1 Hodakins
The
Colone Ou
Eng
Neering i
Trusteps
Theodore We Noves
Vexander T Stuart
Theodore
Noles Melville
Hurch
Toaeph Stewart
Olin Leech
Emeer Ot. Thurston
We Warwick
Percival Hah
Roger Borle
Stanton U Peeie
Miss Mildred Iglehart Dies at Germantown
Miss Mildred Iglehart of Germantown Montgomery County Maryland died after surgery for appendicitis and pneumonia at Providence Hospital. She had served as substitute teacher in Germantown for several years and planned to teach during a short absence. Funeral plans and interment were to be announced after remains were returned home. she is survived by her parents and siblings.
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Clara Kimball Young
Crandall's
Hope Ivanovna
Paul Pavlov
Serge Palma
Hope
Siberia
Paut
East Russa
Ete
Pelt'a
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
New England
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Walla
Sunnybrook
Rele
Maud Gilbert
Gilbert
Rena Arnold
Washington
Orpheum
Miss Arnold
Marie King Scott
Charles
Adelaide Wilson
Cathryn Chaloner
Kate
Musical Conservatory
Mary Pickford
Mildred Iglehart
William Iglehart
Germantown
Montgomery Counts
Providence Hospital
Charch
Misa [Wlehart
Germantawn
Grace Watkins
Miss Iglehart
Ler Home
Cedar Grove
Giaf Fer
Ore Brarhe
Bebsar
District schools reopen after Easter holiday break
The district schools resumed yesterday with full teacher and student attendance noted by Superintendent Thurston. A cadet review is set for May 12 with Secretary of War Garrison and other officials in attendance. Plans include an outdoor life shoot on May 15 and a big drill and sham battle planned for late May or June, likely in Rock Creek Park, though venue details remain unsettled.
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Thurston
Garrison
Rock Creek Park
Kramer
Wisconsin Train Statute Annulled by Supreme Court
The Wisconsin statute requiring that if four or more passenger trains run, at least two must stop at every post office village of 20% inhabitants, was annulled yesterday as arbitrary and unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. The case concerned train stops at Cochrane, Wisconsin.
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Cochrane
Wis
Funeral of Washington correspondent John 8 Shriver
The funeral for John 8 Shriver, veteran Washington newspaper correspondent, will be held in Baltimore today at 2 pm with interment at Greenmount Cemetery. Active pallbearers include Gaither, Swigard, Hood, Small, Corwin, Essary, Cunningham, Dunn. Honorary pallbearers from Baltimore and Washington include Aguus, Shoemaker, Clarke, Depenal, Roberts, Dean, Garthe, Wynne, Heath, Strayer, Richardson, Snyder. The Gridiron Club honored his service as secretary and mourned his loss with 118 members in attendance at the Willard Hotel.
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John 8. Shriver
Washington
Baltimore
Greenmount Cemetery
George R. Gaither
Frank Swiggard
Gridiron Club
Edwin M. Hood
J. H. Small
John Corwin
J. Fred Essary
J. Harry Cunningham
Arthur W. Dunn
Felix Aguus
Samuel M. Shoemaker
William B. Clarke
John M. Depenal
William F. Roberts
Tunis Dean
Louis Garthe
Robert J. Wynne
Perry S Heath
Louis W. Strayer
Frank A. Richardson
Edgar C. Snyder
John & Shriver
Willard Hotel
German Raider Narrow Escape From Pursuing Warships
Film-like chase describes a German raider escaping British warships near capes. A near collision with a collier, possibly the Macedonia, is noted. Washington probes Kronprinz Wilhelm clearance. 116 beriberi cases aboard the Wilhelm. British diarist recounts a clever head-on tactic and a nocturnal escape Spaniard?
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Capes
Macedonia
Las Palmaan
Russians Advance on a Wide Front Across Front
Russian staff officers assess a broad push as Germans pull troops northward from Cracow toward the front. No renewed Vistula activity detected. Austrians in the Carpathians receive minimal Bavarian guard support while Russians push through major passes except Stry-Munkacs, where Austrian entrenchments are strong.
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Niemen River
Baat PrugMian
Vistula
Cracow
Warsaw
West Prussian
Carpathians
Stry-Munkacs
Protest Against Seventeenth Street Trolley Line
Two property owners on Seventeenth Street file protests with the public utilities commission over a proposed Seventeenth Street line by Wapttal Traction Company. One owner cites $0 value on property and stock in Capital Traction, while Miss De Graffenried argues for modern tramways like Paris and criticizes heavy streetcars as nuisance, with a hearing set for February 22.
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Seventeenth Street
Wapttal Traction Company
Daish
Publi Utilities Commission
Capital Traction Company
Stik
Camimisseon
Misso
de Graffeniedauner
Seventeenth
Paris
Miss de Graffenried
Uthitws Commission
Four men jailed in Terre Haute fraud case sent to Leavenworth
Indianapolis dispatch reports four men convicted in the Tete Haute election fraud trial were sentenced to Fort Leavenworth with bonds set. Others appealing were ordered jailed locally, including Mayor Donn M. Roberts who faces six years and a $2,000 fine and must post $69,000 bond to seek liberty pending appeal. Judge Anderson criticized saloons as corruption centers.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tete Haute
Anderson
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Donn M. Roberts
Ineal
Ateen
Hoberts
Edward Holler
Riso
John M. Masselink
Sealer
Arthur Giliss
Joseph Strauss
George Severn
Terre Haute
Leavenworth
Judge
Vice President Thomas F Marshall to attend Roosevelt reservoir celebration
Vice President Thomas F Marshall will participate in April 15 events marking the first phase of the Roosevelt irrigation reservoir project in the Superstition Mountains Park, Arizona. He will be hosted by his father in law near Phoenix as illness kept him from a prior engagement.
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Enahe
Thomas F. Marshall
Roosevelt
Superstition Mountains Park
Arizonas
Runan Freas
Arizona
Hone
Marshall
Othe
Wolf Himsel
Phoenix
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Rocksland Board
Sullivan
Island Republic
Belasco
Marie Dressler
Robert Hickman
Tlickman
Hickman
Miss Dressler
Thea
Angela
Fighder
Sarah MacVicker
Albert Reed
Robert Coman
Hilliard
Husbnd
Norma Winslow
Gayety
Gasett
Aml
Sam Lewis
Anthony Cortelli
Eddie Belson
Willy Wynn
the Pasha
Eddie
Harold Yates
Florence Belmont
May Mach
Florence Talbot
War Relief Fund
Mile
Prodhomme
Hawthorne School
Mme. de Marmisnon
Louis XLV
St John’s Episcopal Parish
Columbia
the Red Mill
Keith’s—Mrrs
Leslie Carter
Keith
Mra
Antil Belasco
Hamilton Revelle
Dufresse
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
Rogers
Ameta
Murrera
Fleur de Iva
Pat Rooney
Dainty Marion Bent
Wdiplfiax
Paulo
Baby Helen
Billie Burke
Campbell
Crandall
Henry Woodruff
Moore’s Garden
Plas
Ao Mano
Wood Durant
Fran Atart
Mr. Woodruff
Thomas E. Shea
Whl
Lodry
iPoli
Rebecca of
Albert Roscoe
Mr. Aladdin
Robert Lowe
Tracy
Miranda
Teresa Tate
Gavin Harris
Lavinia Shannon
Lorraine Frost
Slaine
Cosmos
Bells of
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Tml
E Hines
Delores
Gilmore
Mack
Coon
Maurice Wood
Irene Franklin
Harry Lauder
Eddie Foy
Hayes
Alipoint
Scott
Marke
Casino
Mercury and the Maid
Strand
Wilm Elliot
H.V. Esmond
Moore's Strand
Nat C_ Goodwin
Maxne Elliott
Mr. Elliott
Richard Audaine
Imp
Fiction Picture Company
Maurice Newlett
Louis Joseph Vance
N. L. Amster
Sheldon
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Nathan L. Amster
Boston
Amster
W. Emien Roosevelt
William J. Matheson
Charles Hayden
New York
Sheldon Committee
Timothy 3. Williams
Road
Rock Island
H. A. Mudga
Schumacher
Julia Blane
Harry Hilliard
the Belasco
General Association
Montgomery
Gray Motors
North
RPHYE
Wisconsin
John
Shriver
Thierteider
Kronprinz
Bremen
Karteruhke
Atip
Wilhelm
Lucas
Berwindmoor
Gehe
W. H Matthews
Matthews
Thierfelder
Rew
Mane
Ft, Leavenworth
Indiana City
Ayor Mas
Rigg
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