Automobile World reflects growth of motor industry and new models
In a bustling overview the Automobile World notes expanding production in New York State and the United States press toward new quarters. It highlights deliveries, wages, and the rise of motor cars, wagons, and associated parts, signaling a thriving industry with growing consumer demand and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thousand Mortal Automobiles Ag
New York State
Sheel
Gradinton
Toto
Naval Orders and Duty Assignments From wartime dispatch
Fragmented OCR lists personnel and unit duty assignments, including corrosion, tonoom, and garrison mentions. Names like YORK, HOTCRENS JR, and GROVETA appear with various stations and ships. The note references Birmingham, Fort Constsen, and duty rosters with numbers such as 40 and 14, indicating enlistment or ration details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Oage Hotcrens
Tonoom
Birmingham
Berialngian
Oale
J York
Bare
Hanniyal
Mocartha
Adams Sachem Named Chief Of Indian Brotherhood
Richard Adams hereditary Delaware head and longtime Washington representative was elected great sachem of the Brotherhood of North American Indians at a Masonic Temple session. Delegates from many tribes adjourned as several tribes delayed nominations while leaders urged unified political action and support for measures aiding Indians. The convention outlined plans to form local brotherhoods and claimed the Indian vote could influence 17 states including Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma and California. Adams born on the Delaware reservation in Kansas in 18 was raised among Cherokees in Oklahoma and has led drafting of a constitution and by laws awaiting full tribal adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Congress
Richard, Adams
Ehief
Washington
Brotherhood of North American Indian
Wednessey
Maaonic Tempir
John J. Doherty
Great Council
Indian Messures
Adams
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Medraska
Nevada
Colorado
Idaho
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Montana
Northwest
Infante Eulatie
Hia
Casantzoglu
Crate
New York
Infanta
Army Orders Teases Absence of Ferdinand Schmitter
Military orders detail several First Lieutenants and captains assigned to various corps and duties, with transitions to training and postings. Notable names include Carles Blakley, Charles Swartz, Samuel H. We, James Bradsle CSA, and William Jenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Schmitter
Medet Corps
Carles
S Blakley
Taird Field Artillars
Swartz
Trary Agt
Artillery Corps
Ren Lavinn
James BR oDsle
CSA
William Jenders Tedical
Leyte
Stockmar Bendel
Davids Stanley
Chicago
Abike Tt
Smith Assistart Commissary
Kemeral
Fort Leavenwith
Kans
Army Service Achoola
William Ro Smith
Lark Texant
Teommanding General Cent
Plviston
Tdeat
LIBE
Crosan Infanta Wall Poe T
Fortland Greg
Adjutant Xtneret
Ek Fry
Leital Sargesand Pirat
Sargeous
Harry
Thomas Worlaws
Isesidig
Monterey
Welsh
Coopep
Marcus J. Wright
Woot
Society at the opera yields Paris aristocracy in fine dress
A crowded New York opera box scene shows Mr and Mrs Charles Carroll Paris with box 14 guests including Prince Poniatowski Gordon Leith and Robin Grey. Mrs Carroll in white satin, Mrs Merritt in palestine satin and spangled net, Miss Fretinghuysen in purple velvet, and numerous others in satin, lace, and jeweled ensembles follow in a parade of society. The pageant includes Mrs Hoyt, Mrs Guggenheim, Mrs Boldt, Mrs Shrad, and Mrs Gould among many attendees, while a notable group in box 18 features dignitaries from Japan and academia aboard the Oceanic en route to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Charles Carroll
Paris
Otto H. Bahn
Prince Poniatowski
Gordon Leith
Robin Grey
Mra Kahn
Carroll
Reeve Merritt
J Howell Carroll
Frederick Coudert
Isaac Guggenheim
Daniel Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Chester Thorne
Miss Taylor
James B Taylor
Taylor
Caswell Barrie
May Weatherber
Edwin FE Weatherbee
Elmer
Nitrobe
Imperial Institute of Japan
Nitote
David Starr Jordan
Leland , Stanford, Traniveralty
Debutante Season Parties Highlight Society Pages
A society scene features Miss Walsh in lace gowns with family and hosts hosting luncheons and cotillions. Guests include Mrs Hoarisngworth Andrews and Mrs Patterson of Philadelphia plus Elisabeth Walsh and Miss Lenta Montgomery. Debutante Elisabeth Reid Rogers plans a March ball with family in Washington and New York coverage notes.
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the Valley
Mra Walsh
Elisabeth Walsh
Hoaisingworth Andrews
Francis J. Patterson
Philadelphia
Miss Walsh
Charles P Neil
Lenta Montgomery
Dorothy Grey Brooks
Edith Gracie
Elizabeth Crenthaw
Mias Ith Elk Mins
Christine Waggaman J
O'Sullivan
Edward Munford
Misa Elisabeth
Munford
Connecticut
Lenla Montgomery
Eriih Beatty
Ruth Hitchcock
Dorothy Brooke
Elisabeth Reid Rogers
Marguerite Caperton
Elizabeth No
Debutante Tea and Weddings Highlight Washington Social Scene
Washington society notes report Senator Hoke Smith returning to Georgia for a few days as debutante events unfold. Capt Richard Rush and Mrs Rush resume residence at Jefferson Place with social cancellations noted. A late December wedding gathers Miss Lela Waugh Reed and Mrs James W Crawford at Rev H M Reed’s home, with plans for a Southern wedding trip and a future home on Oak Street.
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Hoke Smith
Washington
Georgia
Richard Rush
CA & N
Rush
Jefferson Place
Rushs
India
William Spencer Murray
New Haven
Daisy Rush
Lela Waugh Reed
James W Crawford
H M Reed
Mra Crawford
Oak Street
Gowns Exhibition by Mme Lovin and R Pluym in DC
Mme Lovin and R Pluym display Parisian gowns and other evening wear at 1212 Fourteenth Street Northwest Washington. Live models show gowns from Foremost Parisian shops. The exhibition, described as grand and expansive, continues indefinitely and draws elite attention.
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Mme Lovin
R Pluym
New York
Vienna
Pluym Tailoring
Fourteenth Street
Fura
Modela
Comptroller Urges Crackdown On Bank Loan Graft
Lawrence O Murrey comptroller of the currency told Congress the law should punish bank officers who take presents for loans. He reported country banking remained satisfactory but below ten year growth, noted rising assets, deposits, and earnings, and urged extending prosecution time limits and liability for stockholders in national banks.
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Comptroller of the Currency
Congress
Pumah
Lawrence O Murrey
Murray
United States
Electric Maid in the Kitchen Promises Modern Comforts
The article extols electricity as the greatest aid to housework, detailing a washing machine wringer, vacuum cleaner, electric iron, percolator, electric range, and a compact kitchen cabinet with multiple appliances. It argues these devices reduce drudgery, save time, and can be affordable, even enabling home-generated electricity via small plant setups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahe
Senator Scott Donates to Wheeling Hospital Fund
Senator Scott and his wife contributed 1600 toward a new city hospital in Wheeling West Virginia. The couple has supported the project since its 21 year history began, and locals plan to build a modern facility.
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Wheeling
Washington Post
W Va
Senator Scott
Dancing Princess Exhibit Scheduled At Columbia Theater
The Dancing Princess Miss Coral Shreves and her troupe rehearse for an exhibition titled The Dancing Princess set for Friday December 8 at 2 37 pm at the Columbia Theater. It marks Miss Shreves first fall exhibit with many features by Estelle Murray Adrienne Shreve Beatrice Cosgrove Edith Browne Sadie May Lipp Loutze Tebbetts Leona Callan and others. Tickets are on sale.
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Coral Shreves
Columbia Theater
Danger in Self Doctoring Hints From Diet Expert
Dr T J Allen warns against self treatment and self medication noting that medical care should focus on prevention. The piece argues that while lay readers can gain basic health guidance, serious illness requires physician guidance to avoid costly mistakes and harm.
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Parker, Bridget & CO
Xmas
Tibet Billigel Co
XL Ootea Tl
Thay Vo
Keoh
Om Leon Arpant
Coats Frat Fc
Abseot Begga
Niles
Prk
Elton
Anton
Sotles
Arrer
Adams Sachem
Delawares
Indian Brotherhood
Caenar
Hampton Roads
Vesuvius
Beto Uta
Saled
Marylad
Honolulu
Hilo Caeser
Sewall Point
Flarmpton Remix
Wheeltog
Guantanamo
Santo Dorminge
Charleston
Corne Tha
J B Bell
James B Bell
Gaffrey SC
Commier
Congressional Directory
David L Finley
South Carolina
George H Carter
Mr Bradford
Joint Printing Committee
George Dills
Charles J Oneill
John R Pryis
Marya Ei
Post
Anthony Drexel
Armstrong Drexel
Southampton
Oceanic
J Pierpont Morgan
Bra Morgan
Jane
Frances Tracy Morgan
Eulalia Infanta Eulalie
Canelelaa
Canalelan
Alfonso
Infanta Falallea
Ste
T'aris
Anfunta
Ameria
Spain
Church of Rome
Richard Reid Rogers
Rauschars
Elizabeth Reid Rogers
Rogers
Miss Rogers
Hiram Irwin
Emil Beatty
Justice Hughes
Hughes
Sixteenth Street
Mrs Leiter
Europe
Mrs Prettyman
Miss Prettyman
Milton Strong Harrison
Capt Beatty
Beatty
Navy Yard
Harrison
Emily Appleton Beatty
Peachy
Daniel Selieher
Seattle
Mary F Crist
Mre Harris
M_ Crist
Brooklyn
Francis W Dicking
Dicking
Dr Bowditch
Boston
Harry T Guss
Girard Street
U.S
Mocmere
Horlick’s
Horlick
Milk Trust
Prise
Maeyear
St. N. W. Petween
Scott
Castoria
Cat Lite
T J Allen
Joseph B Bowles
Harris & Ewing
F St
E.F. Droop & Sons CO
G Street
Steinway Pianos
Victrolas
Fhone Ma
Denney
Mahcel
John F
Elils & Cq
Scarborough
Maine
Cornwells
G. G. Cornwell & Son
H Street
N. W
Chas. M. Stieff
St. N. W
Plaer
Cunliffe
Amas
HINES
Duis
CTV
Lou
Berlitz School
America
Alriy
Equitable
Victor Dulac
Berlitz
Jemons
Emerson Institute
Winslos
Randolph
Engtlak, Mathematica
Latta
K Street N. W
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