Monitors Attract Crowds Amid Navy Yard Open Day
Crowds from Florida Arkansas and Nevada swarmed Washington navy yard visitors boarded ships and explored gun decks amid balcony chatter. The Arkansas goat Bill drank beer aboard while visitors and sailors mingled with midshipmen as classes split for trips to Baltimora Annapoli and city tours. A baseball game between Florida sailors and navy marines drew a large audience as officers hosted guests and regaled them with tales of naval life.
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Sailors Enjoy Phonograph Music on Warships
On three ships the crew including many Japanese stewards and cooks filled hours with phonograph tunes during the instruction cruise. A lieutenant commander notes Japanese cooks excelled before the war with Russia but now show arrogance and insubordination, while still viewed by themselves as superior to whites and blacks.
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Hope to retain pastor at Assembly's Presbyterian Church
Congregation members urged Rev. George C. Wilson to reconsider his resignation after Rev. W. C. McMichael urged renewed spiritual effort. A Thursday night meeting will discuss the pastor's future and possible sentiment favoring his stay, with no desire for amalgamation with First Church.
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Weather summary reflects warmth, variable showers across states
The week ended warmer than normal across Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, the Dakotas, and regions east of the Rockies. Cooler air moved in late week affecting Illinois, Indiana, Ohio Valley, New England, and the Middle Atlantic. Showers were sporadic but heavy in parts of several states, with fair conditions elsewhere. Forecast calls for showers in the Lower Lake and Eastern Upper Lake regions Monday, with northeasterly winds along coasts and variable winds elsewhere. Temperature readings across sites show a mix of high 60s to mid 80s with scattered rainfall totals. River levels at Harpers Ferry show muddy conditions.
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Dark Horse Emerges In National Rifle Meet At Sea Girt
National Pistol Match slated for today and the National Individual Match resumes tomorrow at Sea Girt New Jersey. Capt Corwin of New York holds a lead while others expect a dark horse to challenge as 50 yard rapid fire skirmish proceeds. Religious services were held on the lawn near the New Jersey State Rifle Association clubhouse with Rev J Madison Hare delivering a sermon on The Approved Score.
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Corwin
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Marine Corps
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National Rule Associaon of America
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Woman Takes Rat Poison In Despair At Home
Mrs. Alice Burrows thirty six took rat poison at 438 Seventh Street Southwest yesterday afternoon and was rushed to Emergency Hospital where restoratives revived her. Doctors say her condition was not serious and she returned home. Relatives heard moans and found her semi conscious in her room. Police says family reports she gave no hint of suicide.
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Fields
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Old-Time Telegraphers Celebrate Twenty-Fifth Anniversary in New York
The Old-time Telegraphers, operators with twenty years service, plan their twenty-fifth anniversary meeting in New York tomorrow. President J C Barkley of Western Union leads a roster including Andrew Carnegie Thomas A Edison John W Goft Robert A Clowery Levi P Wier with about 900 members expected. Washington figures H Taff W H Young H W Emory P V DeGraw W W Dowing DBD PF Brown C W Walton D W Daly travel from the area.
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W. W. Dowing
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W. Walton
D. W. Daly
Hague Treaty Arbitration Provisions on Courts and Denunciation
The text outlines the structure of the permanent court of arbitration including how judges are selected from signatory nations, the roles of the Hague tribunal and commissions of inquiry, and procedures for trials and appeals. It covers judgment by default, rules of procedure, designation of presiding judges, and language. It also addresses denunciation, duration, and adaptability to adhereent powers, preserving the Monroe doctrine.
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Commission of Bquiry
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International Court
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Thia
Negro Wheelman Hits Child In Northwest District
Lucy Carrington six year old of 1299 Twenty eighth streets northwest was knocked down and slightly injured at the intersection of Twenty eighth and Clive streets northwest by an unidentified negro on a bicycle. The rider fled the scene without stopping. Gasoline Stove Blaze Damages Home In Anacostia
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Anacostia
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Is Lena Walton suing in three cities over Alaska lands
Miss Lena Walton of Alaska files a peculiar suit to block the Interior and the General Land Office from issuing title certificates to lands in dispute with the Wild Goose Mining Company. She seeks a general airing of the case in Nome San Francisco and Washington DC, aided by James Hamilton Lewis and Senator Thurston. Miss Walton plans to travel from Nome to press the action in the District Supreme Court.
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Holmes Case Draws City Hall Attention As Arrest Looms
Speculation on the whereabouts of Edwin Holmes Jr an indicted former Agriculture Department statistician filled yesterday city hall offices and the Treasury building. District Attorney Beach said Holmes had not been captured and would be arrested if found. Lester the attorney promised to bring Holmes to court for bond. A man in the New Willard lobby loudly claimed I am Mr Holmes provoking crowd reactions.
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Grand
Beach
Wilkis
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Treasury Building
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District Supreme Court
Italian Laborer Killed by Derrick Boom at Bridge Site
Italian laborer Paul Martorano aged 23 of 1776 Tf Street NW was struck in the head by a derrick boom while working on the Connecticut Avenue Bridge yesterday afternoon. His body was sent to the morgue. Coroner Nevitt ordered an inquest for tomorrow morning. Martorano, single and an immigrant three weeks in the U.S., lived with two brothers on T Street and will be buried after the inquest.
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Tf Street
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America
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