STRAUS URGES IMPARTIAL INTERESTS AT TRADERS MEETING
Secretary Straus opens a large commerce council meeting urging united action by major merchant bodies to educate lawmakers and align federal policy with broad commercial interests. He stresses the era of organization to influence government and cites Britain Germany France Italy and Austria as models for coordinated advocacy.
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Nitosat Counci
Céhice O Secetary Straus
Emmercy
Aurtey
Tferts
AO Ree & Temporees Oro Cruzation
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 treasurer accused of paying voters drinks
A political inquiry alleges Representative Lilley used funds to treat voters in Waterbury and Milford during the latest gubernatorial campaign. The complaint cites payments totaling around 400 dollars for drinks and meals. Lilley has not admitted wrongdoing and a legal action is ongoing.
Hardin Camp Elects Officers at Ward Spanish War Veterans Meeting
At the Hardin Camp election night the Spanish War Veterans group held a meeting Wednesday with over 20 members present. Capt C V Sora fosen was elected commander, C Sayers senior vice commander, WR Anderson junior vice commander, Janes sergeant marshal, Alexander the McKelvey officer, Jouls Rollman chaplain, T f Greley sergeant, and G Hammerly trustee. The installation will occur January 2, and two new members were mustered in, bringing total membership to 49. A theater party at the Columbia Theater was planned to celebrate the commander's election.
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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 reported to police
Mrs Tredenck Wesson of The Highlands reported a store robbery yesterday. her bag was opened on the first floor and a mixer cart case containing a five dollar bill, two half-dollar pieces, and five car tickets disappeared. she had entered the department store with a friend and later alerted authorities.
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Tredenck Wesson
The
Highlands
Voiges Amity of Panama Charles A James Dead
Charles A James longtime leader in banking and public life died at his Massachusetts Avenue home after months of illness. He was 21 when joining the National Bank of Washington, rose to president and later led the Bank, key insurers, and other financial firms. Funeral at home Monday with pallbearers and dignitaries from financial institutions.
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Voiges Amity OF
Panama
Charles A. James
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 retirements of Admiral J I Pilshaty chief of the Bureau of Navigation and Admiral W of Emory who recently relinquished command in Hong Kong. Pilshaty will remain in charge until the end of the current administration while Emory goes to a new assignment in Tokyo and Peking.
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Emory
Vilantic
Hong Kong
Pilistury
All Stars
United States
Nasil
Tokyo
Peking
J . Tougherty
Rheumatism traced to dyspepsia and digestion flaws
A medical note argues rheumatism arises from stomach digestion issues rather than kidneys. It claims proteins must be properly digested to support blood and warns that undigested proteins poison the blood. The piece promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Digesters sold by mail from Marshall Michigan with an offer to send a vial.
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Fennot Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
DIED RATHER THAN SHOOT Policeman War Woman Refuses to Flee
In a chaotic incident a woman disarmed a policeman with a revolver during a standoff. The officer was fatally wounded after being struck four times as the assailant resisted. The event led to disbandment orders for a local group and notices served to Buffaloy residents Jacob Hoppinger and Lir JC Dechen amid rumors of broader trouble linked to a Kansas City affair. The Holy Rollers warned of possible resistance.
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Bansis
Luciday
Rele
Louis Prat Soyer
Michael Muslane
Mulline
Mrs Slarp
Ealie
Lir JC Dechen
Buffaloy
Kansas City
Holy Rollers
Foot and Mouth Outbreak Origin Claimed Abroad
Secretary Wilson told the House an emergency grant of 599000 is needed to fight foot and mouth disease now spreading across several states. He asserts the outbreak likely originated abroad via imported products or immigrant goods and notes the Michigan area near Detroit as a probable source while stressing strict quarantines on live animals.
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Wilson
House
Department of Agriculture
Detroit
United States
Urge for High Pressure Fire Main in Washington
Washington business leaders pressed Congress to fund a high pressure water main system to protect the city from catastrophic fires. Officials warn current low pressure hampers engine reach and spark potential policy cancellations, urging a $300,000 loan to install connections and pumps for downtown and suburbs.
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Washington
Congress
Smith
House District Committee
Chad Eclt
Macfarland
W H Moses
Tatem
King Uto
Nave
Liatubug
Hgh Pvessiuie
Axi
Tot Reny
Fort Hera
Labor union injunction case before district appeals court
The American Federation of Labor faces a court challenge as its leaders including President Gomypers and Vice President Mitchell defend against an injunction that bars the federation from using the Buck Stove and Range Company name on the workers list. Counsel argue the ruling infringes labor rights while opponents say the acts were improper. The panel, led by Judge Parker, notes the case centers on employer-employee rights and free speech in 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 Dev 10 at Mt Marys Free Hospital for Children DeWolt Hopper led a Pied Piper company in a matinee for young patients and nurses. The act featured Miss Marguerite Glaike and eight children performing Nursery Rhymes Up to Date and related songs. A four year old boy named John Arthur Mcintire called it a fine show and said he preferred it to a parade show he had seen elsewhere.
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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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BILD
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Fk Proantya
Costello
Geifr's Sons
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Takeo
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Mrndiy Fyov
Seeman
Tom Matest
H Sardo & CO
Vse Feines
Mata
Gude
Mortherest
Geo C Shaffer
To-Kalon Wine Co
Lilley
Connecticut
George
Witrburg
Dante
Eapenses
Milo
Gilley
Tilley
Tiaexcal
Om Lilian
New Hay
Hardin Camp
Senor C
Carosemena
Roosevelt Yeste
Arosemana
Cal
Marchain
Evely Bacon
Roosevelt
Mro
Arsemani
Willy Grates
Abe
Gustre
Pillsbury
Navy
W. H. Moses
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
Entits
E. F.droop & Sons Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lindsay
Lindway Lights
Sunday Post
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