Strau s Urges Impartial Interests for Unified Commerce
Secretary Straus urges delegates from major merchant bodies to unite diverse commercial interests for a strong national council. He warns government officials lack enlightenment without broad industry input and emphasizes education, information, and collaboration with lawmakers to advance U.S. commerce. Leaders elected include Schwab, Lohmert, Borg, Teague, and Cuwre. reception follows at the president’s residence.
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Straus
Council Hs
thals—Pugland Germany
France
Italy
Ausiri
Prsident
Millenil
Oma
Tim Metacall
Kew Fur Vuart
Ys Strand
FE Schwab
Verchants Ssnertton
New York
Lokhart
Cludge Chamber of
Carrace
Charrmin EB OW Borg
Cininath
Aml
William J. Cuwre
American Regipmeat Plat Teague
del Sj
Vrs
Directo
International
Licomaress
Rome
Cammarce
Lilley campaign fund paying voters drinks accusation emerges
A political controversy centers on Representative Lilley accused of spending funds during the campaign to provide voters with drinks. The allegation claims payments totaling around $400 as part of an effort to influence support in Waterbury and other areas. Lilley denies wrongdoing and the matter proceeds through inquiry.
Hardin Camp Elects Officers In orderly Spanish War Veterans meeting
At the Hardin Camp 1st letter veterans meeting held Wednesday 20 members attended and elected Capt C V Sora fosen as commander with Capt C Sayers senior vice commander WR Anderson junior commander Jane Sergeant marshal Alexander the McKelvey chaplain Joul Rollman sergeant and G Hammerly trustee. Installation set for January 2 with one theater party planned at Columbia Theater.
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Sora Fosen
Ted Wee
C ¥ Sayers
WR Anderson
Janes
Alexander the McKelvey Oficer
Jouls
Rollman Chaplin
T F Greley
Hammerly Ara Tiustes
Columbia
Cormandee
Ind
Woman Robbed in Store In Highlands Neighborhood
Mrs Tredenck Wesson reported to police that she was robbed of a mixer cart case containing a $5 bit two 1/2 cent pieces and five car tickets. She entered a department store with a friend and discovered her bag on the first floor had been opened and the card case vanished. She notified the police immediately.
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Tredenck Wesson
The
Highlands
Voiges Amity of Panama Charles A. James Dies
Charles A. James, longtime president and financier, dies at his Massachusetts Avenue home after a long illness. A prominent figure in banking and insurance, he shaped U.S. financial relations and led major institutions including the National Bank and National Motel Company. Funeral plans await arrangements. a large slate of pallbearers and honorary bearers will participate.
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Massachusetts
Iserde Muribwest
National Bank of
Janes
Thor
Quantel
Hansen
Mike Yresulent
Bank
Natual Bank of Washington
Central National
James Wis
We National
James
JiMeieth
Savas
Massachusetts Avenue
Aol
Res P Parker Etihps
Alexandria Va
Mi Tous
Uigs
Board of Dueetors
Las le
Luke Achen
TWO ADMIRALS TO RETIRE
Announcement was made yesterday of the retirement of Rear Admiral J I Pilshaty chief of the bureau of navigation. He will remain in charge of the inspection force until the end of the present administration. Admiral Pilistury relinquished command of the first division of the Atlantic fleet at Hong Kong and will retire December 7.
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Emory
Vilantic
Hong Kong
Pilistury
All Stars
United States
Nasil
Tokyo
Peking
J . Tougherty
Rheumatism Linked to Stomach Digestion Claims
A group of physicians argues rheumatism stems from poor digestion rather than kidney issues. They credit dyspepsia with producing improperly digested proteids that pollute the blood, while properly digested proteids strengthen the body. They advocate Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy, selling 60c per box and offering mail delivery from Marshall, Michigan.
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Fennot Co
Stuart
Marshall, Mich
Died Rather Than Shoot in Church Conflict
In a tense daily war between religious factions at Mulline a man dies after refusing to shoot Mrs Sharp during an attack at St Joseph’s Hospital. Michael Muslane a peddler also dies of wounds. Bertin Heights resident Olin Dee and others flee amid threats from holy rollers following Kansas City related trouble.
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Louis Pratt Soyer
Michael Muslane
Mulline
Slarp
Ealie
Bertin Heights
Tacob Hoppinger
Lir
JC Dechen
Buffaloy
Kansas City
Holy Rollers
Foot and mouth disease origin traced to imports
Secretary Wilson told the House the outbreak in several states likely came from imported biological products or goods of immigrant origin. He urged a 599000 emergency appropriation for the agriculture department to combat the disease, noting the near Detroit source and hopes for eradication with state and federal help.
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Wilson
House
Department of Agriculture
Detroit
United States
Urgent Call for High Pressure Mains for Washington
Washington business leaders press Congress for a high pressure water main system to protect downtown and the entire city from conflagration. Fire officials warn current protection is woefully inadequate and insurers fear policy cancellations unless a safety upgrade is funded and installed soon.
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Washington
Congress
Smith
House District Committee
Chad Eclt
Macfarland
W H Moses
Labor boycott case boosts AFL opposition in injunction fight
In a District Court of Appeals argument, AFL officials led by former presidential candidate Alton Parker defended against a Buck Stove and Range Co injunction. They contended the restraining order violates labor rights and bans casting doubt on employer hiring, while opposing counsel argued the federation’s actions were unlawful. The judge signaled no clear ruling yet, noting longstanding injunctive limits in early labor disputes.
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Remeocrati
Alton Parker
New York
American Federation of Lauber
Buck Stove and Range Company
St Lows
District Court of Appeals
Gould
Supreme Court
Federation
Buck Company
We Dent
Gomypers
Mitchell
Monson
van Orsdel
Ralston
Parker Im
Paycott
Hopper Sings to Cripples at Children’s Hospital Ward
Special to the Washington Post New York reports DeWolt Hopper and his Pied Piper company gave a matinee at St Marys Free Hospital for Children. Many patients had not seen such a show before but warmed to the comedian. The eight child performers joined in Nursery rhymes as the audience laughed and clapped. Four year old John Arthur McIntire praised it as a fine show compared to a parade.
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Washington Post
New York
Spottess
DeWolt Hopper
Pied Piper Company
Jtgen
Bt Marys Free Hospital
Mr Hopper
Renal
Marguerite Glaike
John Arthur Mcintire
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Emmercy
Aurtey
Tferts
AO Ree & Temporees Oro Cruzation
BILD
OTN
Ward Orl
Fk Proantya
Costello
Geifr's Sons
GEO
Zurhorst
Takeo
Nat
Mrndiy Fyov
Seeman
Tom Matest
H Sardo & CO
Vse Feines
Mata
Gude
Mortherest
Geo C Shaffer
To-Kalon Wine Co
Cuy Ea
Lilley
Connecticut
George
Witrburg
Dante
Eapenses
Milo
Gilley
Tilley
Tiaexcal
Om Lilian
New Hay
Hardin Camp
Panama
Senor C
Carosemena
Roosevelt Yeste
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Charles A. James
Arosemana
Cal
Marchain
Evely Bacon
Roosevelt
Mro
Arsemani
Willy Grates
Abe
Gustre
Pillsbury
Navy
W. H. Moses
Tatem
King Uto
Nave
Liatubug
Hgh Pvessiuie
Axi
Tot Reny
Fort Hera
Engineer Fichards
Engineer Department
Belt
Judge Parker
American Federation of Labor
Hopper
Post Toasties
Postum Cereal Company Limited
Battle Creek Mich
Peter Grogan
Apollinari
Emperor of
Germany
England
Prince of Wales
Spain
Conn
Avenue Terrace
Robert E. Heater
Colorado
E. F. Croop & Sons CO
America
Steinway
Chickering Grand
Chickering Bros
E. F.droop & Sons Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lindsay
Lindway Lights
Sunday Post
Maul
Mall
Wepar Orrdnaie
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