Lafferty Defends Motives in Kubel Letter Case
Oregon Representative A W Lafferty releases his reply to J Kubel chief clerk of the geological survey about a letter to Miss Florence Kubel daughter of Kubel. Lafferty says threats attributed to Kubel are from political enemies and asserts no insult in his letter to Miss Kubel while noting the notoriety surrounding the case continues to grow in Washington.
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Spurned congressman defends letter to relative’s daughter
A congressman denies condemning remarks in a letter and gallery card sent to a young woman, saying no insult was intended and that publication would harm his reputation. He asserts the missive did not violate proprieties and was not an offense against common decency, though it prompted public reaction.
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Lafferty Letter to Miss Kubel Sparks Oregon Row
In a 1911 Washington letters flap, A W Lafferty writes Miss Kubel apologizing and defending himself, while Mr Kubel, a Oregon representative, condemns the public attention on his daughter. Kubel notes Lafferty sent letters and stalked the school, heightening the dispute between them.
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Arrest prompts from large man claiming assault on suspect
A tall man overweight by more than 20 pounds caused the arrest of Giuseppe Cherickison of 13 K Street Southeast after shouting for help and alleging an assault. Patrolman Lee made the arrest. The complainant identified himself as John Doe and refused to provide an address, saying he would appear in police court this morning.
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Admiral Togo Hails U S Hospitality at Pan American Banquet
Admiral Togo thanked the United States for hospitality after a banquet in his honor at the Pan American Union building hosted by Secretary of State Knox. He then visited Annapolis and the Naval Academy, praising the facility and addressing Japanese graduates before returning to Washington.
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Death of Bureau of Engraving official on Mount Rainier car tragedy
Isaac N Dolph 65 an employee of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and a Spanish War veteran died of heart disease on a Mount Rainier street car. Passengers carried his body to his home as his collapse occurred two blocks from it. Survived by wife six children and several grandchildren. Funeral set for 10 30 am tomorrow from Hurds undertaking with burial in Arlington Cemetery under military honors.
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Political Baseball: Scifly and Longworth Spark Democrats
In a symbolic game described like a political inning, Rep Scifly delivers two base hits and two scores for the Democrats while Rep Longworth of Ohio shines at shortstop with three hits including a home run. Republicans suffer through a rough first inning as KinKaid warns rivals of retirement.
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Auto Livery For Admiral Togo In Washington
During Admiral Togo s stay in Washington the Auto Livery Company at 213 Thirteenth Street supplies vehicles to convey the naval hero and party to points of interest. The firm s autos are described as stylish and elegant for a foreign visitor of high rank and are known as the correct vehicle for social functions. A number of their autos will be at the New Willard Hotel or can be summoned by calling M 6670.
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Political baseball game as Capitol clash unfolds
Democrats and Republicans stage a mock game with lawmakers in varied outfits while disputes over scorekeeping spark a brief strike by umpires Cannon and Clark. The piece notes humor, shifting scores, and a chaotic scene as legislators mix sports with politics.
569 Miles In One Flight Temperatures In Other Cities
Temperatures in other cities showed rainfall over 24 hours ending at 3 p m Monday. The report notes a long distance comparison, highlighting weather conditions across locations.
Atwood's aero attached as deputies seek biplane
Baltimore August 7 deputy sheriffs seize the famous biplane of Harry N Atwood under a writ of attachment to satisfy a $113 claim for auto hire filed by Jacob A Rice garage owner The writ handed to Sheriff James Rittenhouse prompts deputies to recover the aircraft Found Dead in His Bed George H Harbaugh 60 found dead at River Bulletin Special to The Washington Post Coroner Newrt Harpers Ferry Shenandoah rivers muddy with acute gastritis certificate of death issued
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Luzon Storm Sweeps Northern Provinces Damage Tops Fifty Thousand
Northern Luzon is swept by renewed storms causing flooding in Ilocos Norte and widespread suffering. Damage in Ilocos Norte reaches fifty thousand dollars as streams burst their banks and residents face hardship.
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Movements of Ocean Steamers Listed With Arrivals and Sailings
Arrivals include New York Batavia from Hamburg Amerika Minnetonka from London Bydam from Rotterdam Plymouth President Lincoln from New York for Hamburg Havre Florids from New York La Touraine from New York Fishguard Mauretania from New York London Minnewaska from New York. Sailed Boulogne Pennsylvania for New York Potsdam for New York Havre La Lorraine for New York. Reported Sable Island Neckar from Bremen for New York due about a.m. Wednesday Car Mania from Liverpool for New York due dock time Wednesday
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Lost Richmond Boy Hid in Washington Seeks Family Aid
Joseph McNenery, 17, left Richmond in June and has been living unknown in Washington for weeks. His sister Mrs Frank Wurst and family trace him through posts marked Washington DC and seek help from Autropolitan police. Inspection of almshouses and hospitals planned, with possible search of Occoquan and District jail records.
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Runaway horses injure two in Washington park
Architects Washington reports two injured when a pair of horses driven by J J Gavin ran away near the band stand in Potomac Park last evening. Gavin and his wife were thrown from the buggy as speedway crowds rushed to help. Gavin, about 8, his wife near 7, were taken to Emergency Hospital for treatment. his wife suffered a fractured right elbow.
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