Taft Heads West On Travel Amid Horse Show Notes
President Taft began a journey into the middle West boarding the Olympia car for Buffalo with Captain Butt and staff. He rode yesterday, changed into street clothes, and left the White House minutes before seven. Secretary Knox joined at Pittsburgh to accompany Taft to Cincinnati, with Cuban representatives noted at a White House luncheon and continued discussions on tariff figures and policy.
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Buffalo
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White House
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Capt Butt
Knox
Thiqnhaut
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Cincinnati
New Rector of St Andrews Named to Fill Vacancy
Jay Johnson Dimon has been appointed rector of St Andrew’s Episcopal Church at Fourteenth and Corcoran to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Rev George Carter Juts. Dimon, born March 10 1876 in Sandusky Ohio, attended Kenyon College 1895 and studied theology at Berkeley. He has served in various churches for seven years and will lead Grace Church and others during this period.
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Jay Johnson
Dimon
St Andrew
Episcopal
Fourteenth
Corcoran Streets
George Calarter
Carter
Wunte
Dis Cis
Denon
Ana
Avine
Sandusky
Kenyon College
Gamea
Berle
Doredan
Civic Societies Meet Tonight Delegates Gather for Chamber Event
Delegates from every civic association in the District and Iron will convene tonight at the Chamber of Commerce. A majority of the societies are expected to attend as civic groups seek coordination in district affairs.
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Hyde
Tie Chamber of Commerce
Iron
MCA Teams to Debate At Central 1 WoCA Building
An intercity debate will be held below the New York Loo CA and the Ashington association on Resolved that employers are justified in refusing any labor unions The local 4371 uphold the affirmative.
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MCA
Central
Woca
New York
Loo CA
Ashington Association
Agnien
May Devotions Across German Parish Honor Mary
Catholics worldwide mark May with special services for the Blessed Virgin Mary. The German Mary Church begins daily floral altars and a large procession at St Dominics, with German instruction and benediction. May devotions extend to multiple churches, with times and schedules listed for Our Lady of Victory and other parishes. Clergy and societies participate, including the Sacred Years League and junior societies, with confirmations and communions noted across St Stephen's, St Aloysius, St Peter's, St Vincent de Paul, and more.
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St Aloysius
St Vincent de Faul
St Peters
St Stephen's
St Anthonys
Immaculate Conception
St Joseph's
St Anns
Bunaays
Church of Our Lady of Victory
Conduit
Masa
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A Brien
CB BP
A TL. Hillyer
League of the Sacred Years
St Augustine's
Junnior Soriality
Mother Gannon
S J
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Father Magee
Father Harney
Maguire
Catholic University
St Paul's
Sodality
Corrigan
Hannan
St. Martin’s
Father Hensey
CSP
Magrudeer Fire Mystery Baffles Police and Fire Crews
A wholesale grocery run by John Magruder at Connecti cut avenue and K street northwest suffered a fire with estimated loss ranging from forty to sixty thousand dollars. Origin remains undetermined after a thorough inquiry. Firemen suffered minor injuries including a ladder fall and cuts from glass while suppressing the blaze.
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Connecticut Avenue
K Street
Nicholson
Magruder
Thomas Stanton
John A. Busher
John F Farr
Law Society Debates on Protection of Citizens Abroad
Members of the American Society of International Law held its fourth annual meeting at the New Willard Hotel. Discussions focused on how protection applies to citizens residing abroad, including citizenship, expatriation, and the right to protection during wars. The day featured papers from Harvard Yale and New York scholars, a banquet at the Willard, and remarks by officials.
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American Society of International Law
New WiLlard Hotel
MerVane
Harvard University
John H. Latane
Latane
Theodore S Woolsey
Yale University
Arthur KH. Kuhn
New York
Soeiery
Willard
Hiby Root
James B Angell
University of Virginia
Hawkmur
Bob Pimp
Heximan
Taft
White House
Senator Root
James B. Scott
C. H. Butter
CFP
Anderson
Congress
Tsai at Mt Vernon Meets Speaker Cannon
Prince Tsai Tao, brother of the Chinese prince regent and uncle to the emperor, tours Washington. He visits the navy yard, Capitol, and Supreme Court, meets Speaker Cannon, then Mount Vernon, with secretaries and Col Schuyler, en route to Annapolis and West Point, before sailing to England.
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Coast Artillery
Proving Ground
England
Pathfinder Ends Tough Trip From Culpeper to Washing
Mud covered Amplex pathfinder returns home at 6 PM after the hardest day on a rough road. W W Briggs of Locust Dale Academy acted as pilot to Cet lett, with plans for a Culpeper to Washington route in two weeks. Gasoline supply rules will ease the Washington Touring Test Run, full details in tomorrow's Post.
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W. W Briggs
Locust Dale Academy
Cetlett
Culpeper
Washington
Weather Summary From Department Of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Weather bulletin notes a northwest to eastern Wisconsin disturbance bringing showers, with warmer conditions in central valleys and lake regions. Wet forecast for northern New England and central plains Saturday. Cooler trends expected in upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys, with brisk to moderate winds along coasts and Great Lakes.
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Shenandoah and Potomac Rivals Rally in Cheerful Meet
Special to The Washington Post from Harvera Forty in Wo Va reports Shenandoah and Potomac rivals facing a friendly clash on April 28. The read reads as a light, cooperative bulletin highlighting regional sports camaraderie and local competition.
The Washington Post Overview and Market Coverage
The Washington Post is described as a leading national newspaper with extensive financial news, market reports, and full business coverage. It serves merchants, financiers, farmers, and readers seeking diverse columns, news matter, and leisure reading in its Sunday Morning Edition.
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Sunday Post praised as best Sunday newspaper
The illustrated magazine section presents selections by prominent writers with careful foreign news coverage and timely illustrations. The Sunday Post is described as superior, beloved by readers and a welcome visitor in households.
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Sunday Post
The Pink Sheet Sporting Section Highlights Broad Coverage
The Post’s Sporting Department provides extensive coverage of baseball, running, billiards, auto racing, yacht contests, boating, tennis, swimming, and more. It promises accurate, comprehensive results across indoor and outdoor sports in every clime.
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