14th Brownlekar race entries list partial readers
The Browmekar contest shows 69 entrants with more to come from Naval Academy Annapolis and other notable figures in Washington. Readers may obtain standings by visiting offices or writing. daily updates will publish notable letters and vote counts as the event closes.
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ther Ly
Manassasa
Washingtonians
Smanager
Amposaible
Cat Barnes
BE Street
HK Beidley Sts
H Street
Fragler
Lighth Street
Vast Hotel Hall Listings Show Residents and Guests Across Cities
Directory of names and spouses appears to enumerate attendees and residents tied to hotels and streets in multiple states and cities including Fortestun Shoreham Arlington Los Angeles New Haven Detroit Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago and Norfolk. The dense ledger mentions numerous individuals with wives and titles, along with scattered place names and affiliations.
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Lisornin
St James
Anet
Browall
Los Angeles
Arlington
Connelly
San
Willard Fadel
An Angeles
Ralelah
Ima Mo
Ulnan
New Haven
Creen
Auarta
George Caer
Bronx City
OH Gehnelder
Wcheller
Lexington
Urek James Reyland
Jon Wharton
Miss Nath
Basten Shoreham Henry
Penal
Penal Cos Janney Theodora Marling Bartle Eo Lgel Wow Weel Chaner
Ralelati
Eas Cricth
Rles
Bush
Kansan Ward Twig
Detroit
Willard HO
Crerk Staleigh
Can Willard Sprat
Raleigh
T Dohafer
Roches Rfowlant Poole
Brooklyn
Willan McPherson
Roselle
Newhart Buffalo Ratch
Tom Carter
Lakewood James Costret
Manmonton
Leonhard
Toonahed Pasaic Biggs
John T Stni
K Rvey Clty Willard
GO Shoup
Dayton Artington Fkeways
Cleveland Shoreham Seon Carrotson
Willy Cincinati
Wetard MF
Stern Darton
Smith Cinnoid
Raleigh Fesnesivamia
Kennes
Hartsburg
MocMilser
Bristol St Jamee Missacadra
Artington
Lewis Murrlebore
Charles
Gerry Mariotta Forest
Quinn Wilkes Barre
George B
Chester Willand
Barkley Hoomabure
Siroman Hall Ridgeway
Raleigh Hod Island
Armington
Providence Bb
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Celberman
Nashville
St James Meary Fond” and Wife
Knoxgills
Raleigh TeXas
Simmons and
Eite
San Antonio
Rehan Vincinia
Parker
Richmond
Burt Men
MO Murphy
Claremont
Bo Nelson Fell Warranton JA. Puan
Norfolk LR
Walker Wolt Rogers Son
Shoreham
Frederic Exner
Norfolk
Gatrae
Grees
Floyd
Charlotterville
Wielard
West
Senate Deliberates on Telegraph Times and Colonial Trade
The Senate debated using intermediate telegraph and telephone lines for contracts on sale of colonial goods for future delivery. Senator Smith of South Carolina backed a resolution directing the Attorney General to probe cotton sales by the exchange. The vote set aside special exercises for the Francia Pierpont statue acceptance. The House approved an interstate rail valuation amendment by a two to one margin.
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Clay
Smith
South Carolina
Cbaare Oon
Colon Exchange
Congress
Francia
Pierpont
Virgina
Senate
Retirement of Aldrich and Hale Regretted by Governors
Governors of Rhode Island and Maine laud Senators Aldrich and Hale on their retirement after a generation of service. Letters express keen regret and Cordial appreciation, noting the states’ pride and the nation’s enduring respect for their long tenure in the U.S. Senate.
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Hale
Rhode Island
Maine
United States Senate
Unon
Hation
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Washington
Republic
Commission of Whicch
Fernald
Beit M Fernald
Male
Bord
Ma Furthe
Owen Bill Indorsed by Health Panel in Senate Hearing
Physicians and business leaders including insurance officials and medical societies urged support for Senator Owen of Oklahoma and his bill to create a federal health department. Hearings were held in the morning and evening with another session announced for May 6 as industry and academic figures presented economic arguments.
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Surgeons General
Army and Navy
Senate Committee On
Henator Owen
Oklahoma
Matin
Robert Lynn Cox
New York
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Irving Fischer
Yale
Havens Sworn In As New York Congressman
James Havens of Rochester joined the House minority yesterday as a Democratic insurgent. He voted with Republicans on amendments to the administration railroad bill and succeeds the late Representative Perking after a Democratic landslide in New York's Thirty-second District, defeating Aldridge. The Speaker swore him in as the chamber neared quorum, amid Democratic applause led by Sulzer.
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James Havens
Rochester
Havens
Representative Perking
New York
Aldridge
Henry
Sulzer
District measures and bills in congress and senate
The session reports favor several district wide items including a city rail line extension to the District line, requiring births to be reported in 24 hours, cemeteries cleanup, land designation rules, and land purchases for Jackson School. A House hearing on a Smith bill seeks a permanent police and fire retirement fund. A joint resolution would appoint a six member commission to probe electric light charges and service efficiency.
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Brookland
Bil
Jackson
HOUSE
Police
Coudrey
Inquiry Cost Millions in Cotton Investigation
Senator Smith urged a resolution directing the Attorney General to identify names of parties or corporations linked to cotton sold by a pool under DOJ scrutiny. He blamed the probe for a 40.0 percent price drop and mocked investigations into the Weather Bureau chief and even Jehovah, arguing the motive is to aid bears in the cotton market.
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Department of Justice
Senator Smith
South Carolina
Smith
Weather Bureau
Jehovah
Pellege
Argue for Pension Fund in Washington Fire Police Plan
House District committee heard arguments for a permanent retirement and pension fund for Washington fire and police. Commissioners Rudolph and Johnston, Major Sylvester, Fire Chief Wagner, Sergeant Curry, Private C BW Smith, and retired fireman John Kane spoke in support. The proposal would replace a $1 monthly member payment with 11-2 per cent of monthly salaries to build a permanent pension fund for both departments.
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Smith
Washington
Hobson Attacks Meyer Plan of Navy Reorganization
Representative Hobson of Alabama sharply attacked Secretary Meyer over the Meyer plan to reorganize the Navy Department. He argued it lacked House authorization and urged influence with the Senate committee. Meyer denied making the request and said the plan came from a committee member with legal opinion denying department authority without Congress approval.
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Alabama
Meyer
Navy Department
Naval Affairs Committee
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Senate Naval Committee
Wickersham
Meser
Fe Kmew
Mezer
Housell Committee
Senate
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Appetite Revival
A historical ad copy notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for loss of appetite and weak digestion. It claims the tonic strengthens the stomach, improves digestion, and makes eating a pleasure, with many reported as satisfied.
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Hood's
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