Washington Railway case swears to stock facts
An affidavit from George H Harries and F William F Ham of the Washington Railway and Electric Company questions Mr Loeb’s stock ownership and motives. The sworn statement claims Loeb held 4700 shares, while later notes say 100 or 464 shares, with insinuations about wealth and control. The text discusses congressional reliance, potential conflicts, and calls for Loeb to step down from the board. It also references Senator Newlands and the district committee on street railroads, and mentions a proposed public service commission.
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Wiliam F Ham
George H Harries
William F Ham
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Loeb
Iris Eos
Pcr
Jonileon
Lieb
White House
Newlands
Sims
Church Committee
Sunlands Anid
Congress
Seer Rafroad
Duistri
Senate
Sealands
Cox Hinghes
Sims Aso
Sewlinis
Kodldings
Mrs Story Regent Ballot for Four Hours
Mrs Samuel Munson named vice regent of the state as delegates discuss the constitutionality of bond plans and leadership continuity. DAR events, elections, and receptions highlight the 21 delegate meeting with officers reelected and notable attendees from New York, Maine, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Tennessee.
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Samuel Munson
Daughters of the American Revolution elect state regent
A high profile Newark contest for state regent concluded after four hours of balloting with Mrs William C Story of New York City chosen over Mrs Henry G Munger. The result, amid charges of ballot stuffing, energized Daughters across states including crowded Willard corridors and post election celebrations.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Newark
William C Story
New York City
Stor
Henry G Munger
Herkimer
McTean Adinistration
Sters
Samuel Munson
Abanwa
eGorge S Pattergon
Ohautauqua
Ster
New York State
Willard
Story
Erself
Rooerts
New York
Notes of the convention in New Hampshire state meeting
The Pichitt House endorsed Mrs Annie Bartlett Shepard for state regent and Mrs Charles I Sboan for view regent. Mrs Mirth Boo Clark of Moll Stark, Manchester, was endorsed as president general and charter member of the society. Mrs Clark, first state regent, presides over the Society of Colonial Dames of New Hampshire. Visiting members from the Daughters of the Pounders and Patriarch of America will be honored at the Arlington. Missouri delegation elected Mrs Samuel McKnilzht Green state regent and Mrs Robert B Olver state vice regent. Loisart Elis hosted a dinner in Kansas City for visitors from Elizabeth Bouton Chapter.
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John Sea
Carrie Hume Tewls
A Smoot
Alexandria
Mar Marsh
Virgin State
Mire Smoot
Samuel
Jamison
W Wo Harver
Schick
Raoinokhe
Tuttle
University of Virgina
D C Chenault
Lexington
Walcott
Coyington
Sallie Marshall Hardy
Tsaic Shelby
Henry Clas
Lont Nentariall
Kentucky
New Willard
Coodugan
Anderson . Johnston
Washington
Henry Roberts
Utica State
New York
New York State
Edward Terry Sanford
Tennessee
Robert Taylor
James B Frazier
John I Cox
A Nn Hacker
Brownlow
Maher
Gen Wilder
Judge J W Sneed
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Muscogee
Miss Robertson
New Hampshire
Pichitt House
Annie Bartlett Shepard
Dern
Charles i Sboan
Keene View
Mirth
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United States
Samuel McKnilzht Green
Robert B Olver
Mssouri
Loisart Elis
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Uty
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Elizabeth Bouton Chapter
Society hears operetta entertains Bonascan audience
A fashionable crowd attended a Bonascan presentation of The Prince of Parchesi with Miss Almyra Sessons praised for Iseng Song. Senator Hemenway and Mrs John W Foster led a supper party after shows while hosts and guests including Dr and Mrs Richardson, Mrs Newberry, and Miss Dulles joined in assorted entertainments and box parties through the evening.
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Almyra Sessons
Slack Wes Magrudm
Miss Ilalfo d
Senator Hemenway
F Jo Richardson
Join W Foster
Ms Newberry
Robert Portnt
Piffan
Dyce
Mcleod Matheon
Hemenway
Judeth Watson
Denny
Indiana
Mra Richardson
Justee
Mathesens
Misa Matheson
Caryl Cranfora
Beale Bloomer
Trank Scot
Ar Parmer
Matheson Mids
Portner
Paul Portner
Portneriawhere
Mme Crav
Mme Leger
Miesbourke
Cilicm Wud
Cillianm Mish Fisher
Chartes
Rea Aumiral
Conserse Wiss
Grace Jarvig
Alexander T Flensey
Hatfard
Embrmse
Lecomine
Unions Vote on Strike Over Telegraphers Demands
International officers of the Commercial Telegraphers Union plan a mass strike if a majority of locals vote yes. Fifteen locals already back action and a July first walkout is anticipated with funds raised tonight at a Pythian Temple ball. Demands include a 20 percent wage increase, an eight hour day, seven for night work, equal treatment for women, and company provision of typewriters. Western Union faces June 2 deadline, Postal a later extension.
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Mihdle
Commercial Telegraphers
Pooswsek
Gompers
American Federaton of Labor
Western Union
Postal
Charity Ball Shines At New Willard Hosts From Across Cities
The Knights of Columbus first annual charity ball at the New Willard drew about 2,000 guests from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. A promenade concert opened at eight, bands with eighty musicians played until 2 am, and Cardinal Gibbons received a telegram of congratulations. The event showcased lavish gowns, festive decor, and a generous anticipated harvest for Catholic charities in Washington.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Telegraph
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New Willard
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Attendees at the Gala Ball Include Notables and Dignitaries
The guest list features Clara Manderfield and many high profile figures such as Representative Goulden, Representative James D McDermott, James J Johnson Jr, Dan Callahan, Charles T McCarthy, Albert Parrico, and Mrs McCleary. Attire ranged from white tulle and lace to pale pink satin with diamonds, with Mrs Gartin in black spangled net.
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Washington
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Fairbanks Haroness
Flenry Wiley Butle
Cannon
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John Fo Cammack
Wis S Campbeh
Albert J Carrico
Thomas H Carter
Rober’ Christy
Join Hopper
W Bourke Cochran
Frederick R Couldell
Wilhan R Daly
John Dalgell
Magee Vos
Linvd
Wagruner
Frank F
Henrys
Mary V
Merck
James Dudley Morgan
Helen Y Morris
Willam
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Fichert
Charles Mo Pepper
Isidgr Kravner
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Antonio Wartin Rivero
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James Hoban Sands
Edward PF Schwartz
Margaret
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Jo Shecys
Johnrisk Simonson
Toomey
George Tullyvughan
Edward
Jlughes Viena
Walter A Wells
Joepl
Joseph Berberich
Robert Berberult
Hack
Berberich
Alice Hubbard
J B O Connel
We Ebel
P . Warren
James O Connell
O Connell
Margaret Ardelote
Baltimore
Batiste
Bianehe
Aluen Bo Richardson
Wess Richardson
Rose Point
Alden
Richard
Rose Pont
Koarnaine
Warlow
Jace
Breen
Aso
Scott
Goree
Pelin Winte
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Nele Shea
Bilkeley Waltte
Dovan
Roccat
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Mars Walsh
Khevark
Mic
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Misa Holger
Guy "Lnner
Chile
Miss Slattery
Wiof Downing Voearl
Olive J_ Lebeau
Charles J Columbus
Miss Sullivan
Miss Hubbard
Miss Maine
Jo McGuire
Miss Martin
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Mss
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Jorgensen
Clara Manderfield
Jean Poole
Hia Barker
Mary
Gartin
Curtin
Waite
Representative Goulden
Thomas J Sullivan
Joseph E. Rouse
James A. Cahill
J J Johnson
James D McDermott
Daniek I Callahan
William Callahan
Joseph Ralph
Charles T McCarthy
Patrick Haltigan
Maurice D O'Connell
Isaac Gans
George T Kolb
Vincent Sheehy
Albert Parrico
Charles B Neile
Albert Smith
Charles Terry
McCleary
John F Aiker
James C Collins
DeLacy
Mock Congress at Business High School Banquet
Alumni of the Business High School of the District of Columbia held their ninth annual banquet at the Arlington Hotel in a mock Congress ceremony. Paul Sleman served as master of ceremonies as speakers represented various states and committees, with Speaker Cannon-elect and Deputy Macfarland as delegates. The evening featured humorous readings, songs, and district topics, including a request from President to amend the graduates’ bills and a memorial from Andrey Cummings for the Maryland Legislature.
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Mississippi
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Broun funeral today at home and Interment at Congressional Cemetery
The funeral of Ikarl Wilhelm Broun nzey who died Monday will be held this afternoon at 1 o clock from the family residence in Poesaducetts. Services will be conducted by Rex Wallace. Interment is at Congressional Cemetery. The notice mentions other names and a column discussing plays and morality.
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