Day of Joy at Temple Opens Three Day Jubilee
The Washington Hebrew Congregation at Eighth Street Temple marks its sixtieth anniversary with Dr Joseph Krauskopf as lead speaker urging Bible and Flag as anchors. He denounces public decadence, munitions trade and calls for revived patriotism and religious devotion.
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Washington Hebrew Congregation
United States
Joseph Krauskopf
Eighth Street Temple
Krauskopf
Adas Israel Congregation
Philadelhia
Washington
Greece
Rome
Dr. Krauskopf
Europe
William E Borah
Idaho
Simon Wolf
Mia Abram Simon
Templa Sisterhood
William Rosenau
Baltimore
David Philipson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Simon
Prohibition Panel Backs Hobson Amendment Message
The national prohibition amendment commission of nineteen representatives, chosen at a July temperance conference, met yesterday to approve the Hobson amendment as the method to present national prohibition to Congress. Miss Anna Adama Gordon presided.
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National Prohibition Amendment Commission
Hobson
Congress
Anna Adama Gordon
Caucus Picks Clarke as Fight Over Cloture continues
The Senate caucus, with only five absentees, named Clarke to maintain party unity as the cloture battle looms. Debate on a two thirds rule and a nonpartisan path to end debate dominates talks, while Stones presses two questions on shipping and cloture to prospective pro tempore nominees.
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Senator Clarke
Friends of
Clarke
Special Committee
Committee On Rules
Senate
Stone
Arkansas
Preal'dent
Pomerene
Ohio
Mr. Stone
Congress
Assignments Remade by Ways and Means Majority
Democratic and Republican senators completed house committee assignments last night with chairmen retaining posts and only vacancy fillings altering the lineup. Mann’s side kept plans fluid for minority committees as six Progressive members arrive to shape strategy. Newlands defends Clarke and argues for selective government ship ownership while urging a ship purchase bill now. Harmony notes follow votes as Clarke vows to stay true to Democratic doctrine and push for compromise. The Senate opening proceeds under standard rules with Baker administering oath to new members.
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Ways and Means
Mann
Aspirantea
J, Stone
Walsh
Pamerene
Clarke
Pomerene
Marcus Smith
Arizona
Senator Clarke
New Jerusalem
Stone
Senate
James M.baker
Whder
Senator Gallinger
Senator Vardaman Praises The Washington Post On Caucus Facts
Senator Vardaman of Mississippi commended The Washington Post for its accurate news service after leaving a Senate caucus. He said he relies on the Post for confidential information and noted he would prefer no doors to caucus rooms or secret sessions, except perhaps on international matters.
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Newlande
Nevada
Clarke
Vardaman
Misalasippi
Post
The
Washington Post
Senate
City News in Brief Highlights From Local Meetings and Openings
The New Jerusalem Lodge plans an annual get together and dinner at the Masonic Temple for about 250 members and guests with speakers including H T Ross Conrad H Syme and Charles F Nesbit. Public Library hosts a debate on Preparedness with Dr John Mez and Mrs Alice Thatcher Post. Washington Yale Alumni Association meets at the University Club with talks on Yale battery and alumni scholarships. Ga tve rt bridge may open next week. cement sidewalks are under construction. Funeral services for Mrs Rebecca J Nelson are set for 2 PM with burial in Congressional Cemetery. Georgetown Law School class of 1915 finalizes plans for their annual banquet at the University Club with notable guests. The Reverend W E Callender and Rev Roland Cotton Smith to preach. PBK meeting features Judge Knapp on government mediation. Sherman era message shown by George Round.
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H. Tross
West Virginia
Conrad H. Syme
Insurance
Charles F. Nesbit
William Clasbaugh
John Mez
American Peace Society
Hyateris
Alice Thatcher Post
Georgetown Law School
Law School
University Club
John W. Davis
Frank J. Hogan
George E. Hamilton
Law Department
Ashley M. Gould
District Supreme Court
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Hugh J. Pegan
George O'Connor
Thomas A. Cantwell
Martin E. Horne
F. G. Gardiner
Frank C. Hall
Phi Beta Kappa Association
Martin A. Knapp
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
George C. Round
Sherman
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McCue
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Smalin
Roberts
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Dwyer
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Police Briefs List Nightly Robberies and Accidents
Police reports detail numerous thefts across northwest and northeast Washington including ladies rings pocketbooks overcoats and a canvas awning. Notable incidents include a street collision injuring Laurence Costello and a man struck by a car. Fires damaged a sergeants room show window and a home, with several individuals treated at Casualty Hospital.
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First Street
T Street
Haken Irby
Haat Capitol Street
Casualty
Ninth
C. T. Willis
J. H. Gibson
Roas J. Selman
Francis King
H Street
North Capitol
John Symms
W Place
Thirty-third
Wisconsin Avenue
William 8S
Nally
Norfolk
Eighth
E Streets
Washington Asylum
Boom Blair for Congress forms Montgomery County committee
Campaign for Gist Blair to represent Maryland's Sixth district begins with a Montgomery County campaign committee formation. Precinct committees will be organized with top Republicans, chaired by Frank L. Hewitt of Silver Spring, and members include Daniel W. Baker Edward W. Bryn Cornelius W. Crum Charles F. Kirk John W. Lancaster Ormsby McCammon James M. Mount Edson S. Olds William Tyler Page and Albert Warfield.
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Blair
Sixth
Maryland
Frank L. Hewitt
Silver Spring
Daniel W. Baker
Edward W. Bryn
Cornelius W. Crum
Charles F. Kirk
John W. Lancaster
Ormsby McCammon
James M. Mount
Edson
Olds
William Tyler Page
Albert Warfield
Uncle Joe Cannon Warns Preparedness Means Bankrupt Government
Former Speaker Joseph G. Cannon criticizes Republican surplus use under McAdoo and warns that supporting preparedness would amount to bankruptcy. He says Republicans cannot share responsibility with Democrats as the party now leading the government.
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Joseph G. Cannon
Joe
Danville
McAdoo
Kitchin
Ezekiel
Tacitus
Love Feast banquet to honor 1916 Republican nominee
The 1916 Republican presidential nominee is expected to attend a December 13 banquet at the Willard hosted by the National Republican League. Speakers will include prominent party figures and many Republican leaders in Congress. Organizers urge business and professional Washingtonians to respond via League contacts or Riggs Building headquarters.
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National Republican League
Republican National Committee
Congress
Washington
Henry M. Camp
T. Lincoln Townsend
John G. Capers
League
Riggs Bulltine
Apathy Low in Alexandria Poll Tax Receipts
Only about 1000 men have paid the poll tax of 1.50 to qualify for the June election in Alexandria Virginia. Tax due by December 6, City Treasurer Thomas W. Robinson will keep office open Monday night for payoff. Last year nearly 1800 had paid. A mayor and half the council face reelection next year. Elks memorial services speaker Cole L. Biease cannot attend. Representative Samuel Nicholls of South Carolina will substitute.
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Hington Post Burrad
King Street
Alexandris
Thomas W. Robinson
Cole L. Biease
South Carolina
Alexandria
Alexandria Club to Discuss Highway Plan at Hotel Ebbitt
At a Washington business men meeting this afternoon the Alexandria Automobile Club will be represented by George Washington Lewis A D Brockett W A Moore and G B Willis to discuss improvements for a Prince William County highway on the Washington Richmond route.
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Washington
Ebbitt
Prince William County
Richmond
Alexandria Automobile Club
George Washington Lewis
A. D. Brockett
W. A. Moore
G. B. Willis
Strikes Spares and Splits Continued From First Page
Detectives tracked Meloy to Rotterdam with Edward V. Gasche and Von Rintelen in his entourage. Gasche carried a Swiss passport. Norwegian and Swiss agents had pursued damaging evidence against "Hansen" but found Gasche. The Noordam voyage ended when interception kicked in off Sandy Hook. Rintelen faces questions from British officials. a life-forfeit option looms as he prepares to answer.
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Meloy
Rotterdam
Edward V. Gasche
Hansen
Mr. Gasche
von Rintelen
Rintelen
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