Fair Voters Here Urge Congress To Create Suffrage Committee
National Council of Women Voters holds a three day conference to discuss extending votes for women to more states and to plan legislation for states where women already vote. Notable speakers include Jane Addams Belva Lockwood and Lucy Stone’s birthday honored.
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National Council of Women Voters
Washington
Kent
California
Emma Smith DeVoe
Washington State
Lucy Stone
Belva A. Lockwood
Miss Stone
Alice Paul
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Jessie Hardy Stubbs
Chicago
Wyoming
Colorado
Frank W. Mendels
Edward Keating
House of Representatives
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Senate
Lucy Burna
Congressional Committee
House
George Sutherland
Senator Sutherland
Utah
Mra Burton I French
Representative French
Idaho
Congress
Council
House Rules Committee
DeVoe
Jane Addams
Harvey W. Wiley
John Baker
Viola M. Coe
Oregon
Francea Maule Bjorkman
Falconer
Cora Smith King
Coe
Budapest
Wal
Charles W. Morton
J. W. Bryan
Cos
Airé
Belasco Theater
Jessis Hardy Stubbs
Illinois
Helen Todd
Misa Mary McDowell
de Voe
Frances Maule Bjorkman
Todd
Misa Addams
Mary McDowell
Alinda
Calfornia
Auranta Wellerbeck
Frank Mondell
Burton French
Frank
Suit Filed Against Arlington Hotel Co Over Excavation Fees
George L. Potts and John R. Mc Comas sue the Arlington Hotel Company in District Supreme Court for 19 747 86 claiming they supplied labor machinery and teams for foundation excavation at Vermont Avenue and H Street NW. They say they moved 73 734 cable yards of earth and left about 6 500 square yards unfinished for which 129 270 would be fair. contract signed September 27 1912 allegedly not honored. they allege omission to permit completion of parts of the work as agreed.
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Arlington Hotel Company
District Supreme Court
George L. Potts
John R. McComas
Potts & McComas
Vermont Avenue
Street
H. H Glassie
McNeill & McNeil
Flowers and wedding decor ideas from Get Gude estimate
Get Gude offers floral suggestions and estimates for wedding arrangements. Includes flowers for bouquets and decorations, with cost ranges and design tips. Weather note mentions rain and cooling trend across the nation with a heat-affected corn belt in the central region. Local event listings mention music and dancing at Randle Highlands tonight.
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Gude
Noalee Temperance Beverage Advertised as Beer Alternative
City notices tout Noalee as a rights backed temperance drink claiming beer like flavor and malt tonic healthful properties. Marketed as refreshing and enjoyable, it is sold at stands and grocers or via Washington Brewery Co with telephone contact. Best of feature shows and theater listings accompany notices.
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Noalee
Wweashington Brewery Co
Tel Taincelm
Children Enjoy Excursion At Marshall Mall
Children from St Rose's Industrial School and Providence Hospital day surgery joined Knights of Columbus for an excursion to Marshall Mall despite rain and cold. The planned athletic contests were halted. another outing is scheduled for August 2 with Dr J Rosler Riggs chairing the organizing committee and a long list of committee members and auxiliary leaders.
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St Rose's Industrial School
Surgery
Providence Hospital
Marshall Mall
Knights of Columbus
J Rosler Riggs
W J Wilson
Thomas J Gaffney
Mullin
A D Wilkinson
James A Conroy
James F Dougherty
F M Brinkley
G A. Howe
C W Aughinbaugh
Joseph Degnan
Joseph D. Moriarty
Daniel Cleary
Ladies’ Auxiliary
John H R Gallaway
Blanche Madigan
J.nosier Biggs
Honoria Dunn
William Galt Burns
Louis Ravel
G. A Howe
Florence D McAuliffe
Schmidt
Alma Schmidt
Flannigan
Outline Booster Trip Promoted by Local Chambers
The Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Association approved a two day river trip aboard the steamer St John on September 10. The itinerary includes Alexandria Bushwood Coltons St Clements Bay Leonardtown Wakefield and Colonial Beach with overnight in Leonardtown and a Washington return. Reservations due by August 28 with a goal of at least 150 participants. A fund to push lower freight rates to Washington was also urged with subscriptions to hire experts and to publish Bryce's Washington article in the National Geographical Magazine.
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Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants’ Association
Bryce
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants’ Association
Chamber
R .P. Andrews
St. Johna
Alexandria
Bushwood
Coltons
St. Clements Bay
Leonardtown
Coda River
Wakefield
Colonial Beach
Chapin Brown
Alberan
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
P. T. Moran
Thomas Grant
Sise
Natonal Geographical Magazine
Flies Above the Clouds at Fort Myer Display
Aviator G. Marvin Wood piloted a monoplane above a cloud layer then descended toward the parade grounds landing smoothly after a 16 minute flight. He rose to 1400 feet in three minutes as rain fell during the event. Spectators misread his path and sprinted west before he reappeared and touched down.
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Fort Myer
G. Marvin Wood
Wood
Xhany
Ship Mates Scarce Prompting U S Three Mates Law Talk
Department of Commerce officials steamship owners and masters representatives meet tomorrow to decide enforcement action for the three mates law in effect since last March. Law requires three mates on ocean going ships over 1000 tons burden working eight hours. Fines totaling over 500000 have been remitted due to lack of qualified personnel. Senators Fletcher and Crawford and Rep Alexander will attend.
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U. S
Department of Commerce
Department
Fletcher and
Crawford
Alexander
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
PARDONS ALLEGED BANDIT CONVICTED OF INNOCENCE
Lawrence A Golden of Omaha Nebr wins a full pardon for a Union Pacific train hold up near Omaha. The November 1909 mail car robbery and injuries are cited. Two claimed confederates provided written confessions exonerating him.
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Lawrence A Golden
Omaha
Nebr
Union Pacific
Wilsean
Troidens
Firm Defends Itself Death Figures In The Case
The real estate firm Swartzell Rheem and Hensey answered a suit by Louis M Maas and others against Harry Wardman and others seeking an accounting and review of a Rochester apartment house deal. The firm denies direct charges, says it has no knowledge of Maas claims about property values, notes a key official died, and states the 50 000 mortgage was overdue leading to sale of the Hanover county property. The filing asks dismissal with costs.
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Swartzell
Hheem and Hensey
Louis M Maas
Harry Wardman
J J Darlington
Maas
Hanover County
Rochester
Grmany
Swartzell, Rheem & Wensey
Amelie Maas
Clarence B
Rheem
Herbert Maas
Wardman
Thomas P. Bones
Costa
Postmaster under fire in Philadelphia probe
Charges against Postmaster Smith of Philadelphia are under investigation by the Post Office Department. Inspectors report possible nonresidence and ties to a bonding company, with details not disclosed. Funeral services for Adele Marie Solger, widow of Dr. Reinhold Solger, were held at 1830 Calvert Street with burial in Congressional Cemetery. She was born in Paris and lived in Washington late in life. survived by son Parry Kennard Solger of Chicago and grandson Frederick Reinhold Solger of Washington.
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Smith
Philadelphia
Post Office Department
Philadelphia Post Office
Calvert Street
Adele Marie Solger
Reinhold Solger
Congressional Cemetery
Carl Schura
Lincoln
Mra Solger
Washington
Parry Kennard Solger
Chicago
Frederick Reinhold Solger
Woman Sues Southern Railway for 15000 Damages
Amelle Garet files a suit against the Southern Railway Company in Sideburn Virginia seeking 15000 damages claiming internal injuries from a high train step on April 6 1913. She asserts the accident was caused by a too high step and that her injuries are permanent. Her attorney is A L Newmyer.
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Southern Railway
District Supreme Court
Southern Railway Company
Amelle Garet
Sideburn
A L. Newmyer
Foot trouble cure promises relief from common injury cause
A health note claims most foot problems stem from one injury source and offers a doctor kept treatment. It asserts proven results for daily pain and urges immediate use, warning that many patent medicines have failed. It suggests dissolving two tablets for relief at once.
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George Washington University Department of Law
Association of American Law
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Lding
Setober National Law School
Lath Street
Teward’ Business College Hrentane
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United States College of Surgeons
Amarioa
Emerson Institute
Strayer’s Business College
Peabody Conservatory of Music
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St Marys County
Cool Springs
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Peter Grogan & Sons Co
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National Council
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Ulace
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
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A. M. Solger
Munich
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Georgetown
Tenleytown
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Brightwood
Takoma
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National Capital Brewing Co
14Th
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Wildwood
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Stone Harbor
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Delaware River Bridge
the Capitol
United States Marine Band
William H Santelmann
Vou
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Therese
J J. Miller
Ienbach
Post
New York
the Post
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Irvin T. Donohoe
M St. Nw
Cook & Stoddard Co
Conn
Potomac Motor Car Co
Byron
Adams
11Th St
Ebome M
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Toca
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
F St
Beekman
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Free City
D. J. O’connell
Pa. Ave
Frince Albert
Horning
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