Death notices and funeral plans from December 1923
Death notices list several services across Washington area. Charles Riverwood Smith son of late Major General Charles W. Smith dies in Arlington. funeral at home of sister Mrs Irving H Dunlap and service at First Congregational Church. Edward Truster dies. service at St Marks Church with private Congressional Cemetery interment. Joseph M Wheatley, husband of Enna Philippa Wheatley, obituary notes residence and funeral details.
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First Congregational Church
Ipme
Arlington Naval Cemetery
Smith
Charles Riverwore
Charles W. Smith
Mra Irving H Dunlap
Q Street
Trusheim
Martha E
John II Truster
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Congressional
Wheatley
Capitol
Joseph M
Enna Philippa Wheatley Nothve
Solowile and Cus Lue Bring Christmas Cheer to District
Solowile and Cus Lue went to Cowan years ago to spread Christmas cheer to needy children in the District. George D. Hornung, via the Central Union Mission, will distribute 150 pairs of shoes and 250 pairs of stockings this Christmas. John S. Bennet, superintendent of the mission, will lead a team to manage the distribution and choose the recipients.
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Solowile & Cus
Cowan
George D. Hornung
Central Union Mission
John S. Bennet
Early Action Likely on Tax Reduction
The piece notes expected swift progress on tax cuts, recalling White House discussions on a 1921 bill and repeal of transportation taxes totaling over 262 million annually. It cites support from the Ways and Means Committee, aiming for tax reductions while keeping expenditures in check, and outlines standard committee drafting procedures.
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Treasury
White House
Ways and Means
Possible candidates for 1920 nomination discussed in Congress
Former Gov Frank Lowden of Illinois visited the White House at the secretary to the President Bascom Slemp invitation. He denied any entry into the nomination fight. Amid camp followers Coolidge supporters whispered Lowden as second choice. Watson and Pinchot were praised. a Pinchot Johnson deal for deadlock was rumored. Pennsylvania races remain fluid with district declarations required. Maryland, North Carolina, Georgia doubtful. West Virginia may split with a native son. Senator Pepper likely reelected. several others vie for national committeeman posts.
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Frank ©. Lowden
Illnois
White House
Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Illinois
Lowden
Mr. Coolidge
Gov. Lowden
James E. Watson
Indiana
BK. B. Strassburger
Norristown
Johnson
Repper
Reed
Pennsylvania
Pepper
Gov
Sproul
Strassburger
W. 8. Ware
W. Yellen
Maryland
President Coolidge
North Carolina
Georgia
West Virginia
Guy D Goff
Adams
H. L. Remmel
Arkansas
Harriet Taylor Upton
Congress
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Germany
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