Taft Heads West in Private Car for Midwest Tour
President Taft began a journey into the middle West last night at 7 o'clock aboard the private car Olympia attached to a regular Pennsylva nia train bound for Buffalo. He left the White House in a hurry, exchanging riding gear for street clothes as rain set in, with Capt Butt at the wheel and a demonstration at the station. Secretary Knox and Rep Alexander accompanied him as far as Pittsburgh, then to Cincinnati with the German ambassador and others, while talks of speeches and policy moves were anticipated for the trip.
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Buttana
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Alexander
Butboo
Pittsburg
von Bernfortf
Charles
Pitts
Cincinnati
Vyas
New Rector of St Andrew’s Named Jay Johnson Dimon
Jay Johnson Dimon has been named rector of St Andrew’s Episcopal Church at Fourteenth and Corcoran Streets to fill the vacancy after the resignation of Rector George Carter. Dimon, born March 10, 1876 in Sandusky, Ohio, studied at Kenyon College, and pursued theology before accepting the post.
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Dimon
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Episcopal
Fourteenth
Corcoran Streets
George Calarter
Carter
Sada Denon
Sandusky
Kenyon College
Gamea
Berle
Civic Societies Meet Tonight Delegates to Convene
Delegates from every association in the district and iron area prepare to meet tonight under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce. The assembly aims to discuss civic matters with a majority of societies represented and active citizen involvement expected.
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Arnicus
Hyde
Chamber of Commerce
MCA Teams to Debate on Labor Union Refusal
A Central 1 WoC A intercity debate will address whether employers are justified in refusing recognition to labor unions. The Ashington and New York LoWoC A associations will debate the resolution, with the local 4n 371 presumably upholding the affirmative.
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MCA
New York
Lowoc
Ashington Association
Agniion Oo
May Devotions Abloom Across Churches Honor Mary
Catholics unite in May devotions honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary with German and local church services. Procession at St Dominic’s launches the month, Our Lady of Victory hosts Forty Hours, and Masses with German instructions, processions, and benedictions occur daily or on specified Sundays across multiple parishes and homes.
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St Vincent de Faul
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St Stephen's
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Immaculate Conception
St Joseph's
St Anns
Bunaays
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Conduit
Masa
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Father A Brien
CB BP
A TL. Hillyer
League of the Sacred Years
St Augustine's
Junnior Soriality
Dr Maguire
Catholic University
St Paul's
Sodality
Corrigan
Father Hannan
St. Martin’s
Father Hensey
Magruder Fire Mystery Hits Washington Store Lossumes Unknown
Fire at John Magruder wholesale grocery at Connecticut Avenue and K Street NW caused estimated losses between 40 000 and 60 000 with origin undetermined after investigations. Fire department injuries included Lieutenant Stanton who fell from a ladder, John A Busher cut by glass, and Private John Farr injured.
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K Street
Nicholson
Magruder
Thomas Stanton
John A. Busher
John F Farr
International Law Panel Debates Citizenship Protections
Members of the American Society of International Law gathered at the New Willard Hotel for talks on protection of citizens residing abroad. Harvard’s Prof Mevane and Yale’s Prof Woolsey led discussions on naturalization, expatriation, and the right to protection, with Latane stressing the universal link between citizenship and protection.
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Theodore S Woolsey
Yale University
Arthur KH. Kuhn
New York
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Willard
Hiby Root
James B Angell
University of Virginia
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Heximan
Taft
White House
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James B. Scott
C. H. Butter
CFP
Anderson
Congress
Tsai at Mt Vernon Meets Speaker Cannon
Prince Tsai Tao of China tours Washington with Lord Li and Gen Schuyler. They visit the navy yard, Capitol, Supreme Court, and Mount Vernon then head to Annapolis and New York en route to West Point and Sandy Hook before sailing to England.
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Pathfinder Ends Muddy Trip Home From arduous run
The Amplex pathfinder arrives home at 6 o clock after a grueling day covering a terrible road from Orange to Cet lett and beyond. W W Briggs, president of Locust Dale Academy, acted as pilot to Cet lett. A new Culpeper to Washington route will be laid out within two weeks. Gasoline supply arrangements will allow limits during the Washington Touring Test Run. The full story, including road conditions and fuel controls, appears tomorrow.
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Washington
Weather Outlook For Week Across Regions From Great Lakes To Atlantic
The Weather Bureau reports disturbances moving from Wisconsin to the eastern states bringing showers Saturday. Warmer conditions predicted in central valleys and lake region with cooler spells in upper Rockies. Winds to be brisk along New England and Atlantic coasts with southerly flow over the Gulf coasts.
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River Bulletin Harvera Ferry Muddy Rivers
Special to The Washington Post reports Shenandoah and Potomac rivers in Harvera Ferry Wo Va on April 28 are very muddy.
The Washington Post announces its broad range of news and market data
The Post provides comprehensive financial reports from all sections and full market coverage. It serves merchants and financiers with accurate business status, guides farmers on produce sales, and offers leisure readers varied columns in the Sunday Morning Edition.
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Post
The Sunday Post Praised as Best Sunday Newspaper
A readable passage extols The Sunday Post for its illustrated magazine selections by prominent writers. It notes careful foreign news coverage with timely illustrations and asserts the paper is better than any other Sunday newspaper, a trusted home companion.
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The Post Sporting Page Pink Sheet Overview
The Post highlights every sport from baseball to auto racing with comprehensive coverage. It features results across baseball, running, billiards, yacht contests, boating, tennis, swimming, and more in a pink section.
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