Senate Plans Tangled as Passes Philippine Bill Faces Ties
Republican and Democrat leaders in the Senate clash over the Philippine bill and the Owen corrupt practices measure. Adjournment delays loom while shipping and revenue bills stall. Owen demands a vote, Republicans resist, and Wilson may be appealed to for a way to clear the program.
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Senate
N. Y
Wilson
Quen
Congress
Owen
Fletcher
Finance Committee
Simmons
Dies of rattler bite shocks Pittsburgh doctor
Guntay Link, 18 year Carnegie Institute dermatologist, died after being bitten by rattlesnakes shown to University of Pittsburgh students. He concealed the bite until after the class left his room. no serum available locally and two tubes were sent from New York as he died. Also noted is the death of Mary C. Wenner, 74, widow of Jonathan Wenner, after a short illness. Funeral in Lorettaville, Va., with seven children and four grandchildren surviving.
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University of Pittsburgh
Guntay Link
Carnegie Institute
Link
New York
Mary C. Wenner
New Hampshire Avenue
Lorettaville
Jonathan Wenner
J. W Wenner
GB Wenner
Georgia C. Wenner
Charlotte Fo Wenner
William Posten
Chis City
WE Heacock
Baltimore
KE. L. Wenner
Florida
Fifteen Progressives Aid Democrats in Maine
About fifteen members of the Progressive party will campaign for the Democratic ticket in Maine. Bainbridge Colby will speak in Portland next Monday while Champ Clark plans a Maine address in Augusta. Helen Robinson of Colorado is slated to speak as Democrats deploy women speakers.
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Progressive Party
Maine
Bainbridge Colley
E T Tuttle
Rhode Island
Matthew Hate
Bainbridge Colby
Portland
Champ Clark
Augusta
Helen Robinson
Colorado
Hert Selects Aids for the G. O. P. Campaign in West
Ivin T. Hert of Kentucky, manager of the Western campaign headquarters of the Republican national committee, returns to Chicago from Mackamac Island to finish organizing forces for the Western campaign. He names a Western headquarters campaign committee including James R. Garfield of Ohio, Harold L. Ickes of Illinois, James A. Hemenway of Indiana, R. B. Howell of Nebraska, and John T. Adams of Iowa.
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Chicago
Ivin T. Hert
Kentucky
Mackamac Island
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Harold L. Ickes
Ilnois
James A Hemenway
R. B. Howell
Nebraska
John T. Adama
Iowa
Exchange to feast kiddies at Camp Good Will
Builders and Manufacturers Exchange will host a watermelons feast and band concert for mothers and children at Camp Good Will today. President T R Pullman urges 200 members and families to assemble at 6 pm at headquarters and travel by car to the camp, with about 50 autos expected.
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Camp Good
Camp Good Will
Exchange
T. R. Pullman
Pullman
Baltimore Sisters Sweep In Washington Long-Distance Swim
Miss Lillian Cannon wins the first long distance girls race in Washington, clocking 42 15 over 1 1 2 miles from Krazy Kamp to Dempsey's boathouse. Leona Cannon finishes second, with Caroline Nelson third as seven entries from Baltimore and Washington compete under Metro police supervision.
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Leona Cannon
Baltimore
Washington
Potomac
Krazy- Kamp
Dempsey's
Frederick J. Brunner
Maj. Pullman
Metropolitan Police Force
Lilian Cannon
Caroline Nelson
P. Putnam
Florence Whitacre
Marthe George
Mary May
Miss May
Washington Canoe Club
Mr. Brunner
W. A. Rogers
A.B Hensley
B. Gardiner
F. C. Bamman
Edward H. Mealey
D. H. Otterback
Wilson Urges 8 Hour Day for Railroad Workers
President Wilson seeks an eight hour workday for railroad workers as arbitration debates rise. Congress and rail managers weigh a commission to avert a national strike while unions press for fair terms and cost data is compiled. Leaders rent a hall to discuss proposals before White House talks.
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Wilson
Interstate Commerce Comminaion
White House
Catholic Orphans Outing at Chesapeake Beach
Despite lowering skies a Knights of Columbus outing for Catholic orphans to Chesapeake Beach yesterday was a success. Children from S J Rose Industrial School for Girls Holy Family Day Nursery and Providence Day Nursery joined the trip while St Vincent's and Bt Joseph's Asylums did not participate.
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Knights of Columbus
St Vincent's Orphan Asylum
Bt. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum
S J. Rose Industrial School For
Holy Family Day Nursery
Providence Day Nursery
C. W. Aughinbaugh
W. E. Pairo
Maj
C. B Hdwards
J. Rosier Biggs
Samuel R. Johnson
Howe
McAuliffe
W. E. Patro
S. M. Tucker
Raldy
Senator Walsh Directs Democratic West Campaign
Senator Thurman J. Walsh of Montana returns to Chicago with Senator Henry F. Hollie and Representative Scott Ferris to direct Western campaign work from the Chicago headquarters. Hollie named chief of the labor bureau Ferris chief of the bureau of organisation and former Representative Robert W. Bulkley named chief of the foreign language bureaus. They will assume duties immediately.
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Chicago
Thurman J. Walsh
Montana
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Henry F. Holia
New Hampshire
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
Walsh
West
Henry F. Hollie
Labor Bureau
Bureau of Organisation
Robert W. Bulkley
Cleveland
Ohio
Burreas
Roosevelt refuses to aid Bacon in Senate bid
Special to The Washington rest Oyster Bay Aug. 16 Col Roosevelt states he will not participate in any primary campaign for Robert Bacon or any other candidate. He insists he will not take part in this or any other primary fight, aiming to end such speculation.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Robert Bacon
United States
Bacon
U S Girl Bride Of Peer Walter Winans Gives Bride Away
London reports the Earl of Cottenham marrying Miss Patricia Burke of Los Angeles California in St George's Hanover Square. Walter Winans acted as host and best man was Viscount Crowhurst. The article recalls prior marriages and sensational society events surrounding the Cottenham lineage.
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Patricia Burke
London
Earl of Cottenham
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
J. H. Burke
Los Angeles
Cal
Walter Winans
Viscount Crowhurst
Rose Nevill
Drexel Yacht Funds Seized in Interim Receiver Ruling
London reports the Drexel divorce case as Mrs. Drexel seeks to halt husband from dealing with the yacht Sayonara, chartered to the government. An interim receiver is appointed to take control of charter proceeds, with summons returnable in a fortnight.
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Anthony Drexel
Crown
London
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
Drexel
Drexel separation suit and British court award details
A 1918 separation deed prompts litigation with Mrs. Drexel seeking money under the 1913 agreement. A London court grants her a yearly $50,000 allowance. In Texas, Sofia Valdez, a Mexican girl, is fatally wounded as Corporal Dunches shoots James Clement, then himself. Dunches is jailed on murder charges after being wounded. Clement, 28, from Warrenton, Va., left a widow.
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Drexels
Brownsville
Tex
James Clement
Virginia
Sofia Valdez
Quartermaster's Corps
Regular Army
Corps
Clement
Dunches
Conight
Dunchan
Police Carnival Plans Set for September 16 at American League Park
Final arrangements for the police athletic carnival at American League Park on September 16 were completed at a Willard meeting attended by over 160 people from citizens associations and business groups. Odell S. Smith chaired. Committees named include ticket, program, badges, printing, ushers, music, prizes, medical, audit, and an executive group with 18 members. Boxes at the park will be auctioned soon with the public invited to bid.
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American League Park
Willard
Odell S. Smith
Edward J. Murphy
George H. Markwood
Tom Grant
Isaac Gann
J. Harry Cunningham
John Flavin
P. R. Pullman
E.R. Brooks
Clarence Duffey
William Claybaugh
Robert L. Eller
Navy Bill Advances Toward Final Stage for 315.8 Million Allocation
The 315.8 million naval appropriation bill moved toward final action as Senate and House conferees resumed talks on remaining disputed items. A conference was held after House acceptance of Senate building and personnel increases with no agreement found. An extra session was planned to resolve yard equipment funding and site investigations for bases along Atlantic Pacific and Gulf coasts. The Charleston yard funding of 1 million remained a sticking point.
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Senate
Hitchcock
Lippitt
Sterling
McLean
Borah
Philippines
Benate
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Charleston, D. C
Vote drift unsettled by Hughes suffrage stance
A Wisconsin observer notes uncertainty over how Hughes suffrage remarks influence votes especially among German Americans. He estimates Wisconsin would lean Republican by 20,000 now, down from 40,000, due to shifting views on the equal suffrage issue. A Marine Band concert is scheduled for Logan Bark tonight at 7:40.
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Ithia
Bome
Hughes
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