Lodge Sets Out Browneville Case Aid For Negro Troops
Massachusetts Senator Lodge opens the session with a speech on the Brownsville affair. He supports the Warner measure to reenlist innocent soldiers, condemns the alleged wrongdoing by the Twenty Fifth Infantry and urges presidential authority to restore the troops. He stresses sympathy for African Americans and warns against partisan use of the issue.
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Massachusetts
Senate
Brownsville
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Sendor Foraker
Penrose
Toige
Lor
Brown
Criteasmodia
Wien Tsay
Would Build Breakwater Aimed at Lynnhaven Harbor
Mr Maynard introduces a House bill granting Lynn Haven Terminal Corporation permission to improve lower Chesapeake and Lynnhaven bays by building a breakwater. The plan allows anchorage fees for vessels seeking shelter in the harbor created. The Virginia business men group seeks harbor improvements to boost Norfolk activity, with War Department approval and a view that either the government should fund the project or let the company proceed.
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Maynard
Lynnhaven Terminal Corporation
Chesapeake
Lynnhaven
Lynnhaven Corporation
Virginia
Norfolk
War Department
Beieves
Senator MecEnery III hospital bound after illness
Senator Samuel D MecEnery of Louisiana is hospitalized in Providence Hospital with a grip and cold after arriving in Washington. He was confined to his Metropolitan Hotel room before his condition worsened and was moved to hospital care. Family members urged treatment, and physicians say he may be able to leave in a few days.
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Samuel D MecEnery
Lousiana
Providence Hospital
Tne Enator
Washington
Metropolitan Hotel
Paysiclana
Officials Inspect Streets
District Commissioners led the House Appropriations subcommittee on Streets and Grounds through street estimates for the fiscal year 191% Congress. Representatives Gardner of Morgan Madden of Illinois Burleson of Texas accompanied the inspection.
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District of Columbia
House Committee
Congress
Gardner
Mtrgan
Memorial Road Funding Debate Across Congress
Virginians urge Congress to authorize 120009 for a highway to Mount Vernon and related routes. The push traces through the House and Senate committees with concerns over shares, costs, and regional impact as supporters push for action before the session ends.
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Congress
Mount Vernon
Transfers in New York House Debate on Taxation Plan
The article outlines a House discussion on transfer provisions and tax assessment in the district. It mentions representative Smith and the committee proposing amendments to align assessments with property values and to designate proper authorities for surveys and street blocks in Washington. The piece notes officials will carry out these procedures under commission guidance and report to the legislature.
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Ecceadas
Smith Efatiman
House
Ds Mt
Amisson
Wishi Ng Gon
Pine Forest Inn Delights Visitors With Country Sports
The Pine Forest Inn offers hunting riding and picturesque country for guests. Indoor amusements include bowling dancing and music while golf tennis and showings are highlighted. Propriety shuns harsh details but promises ample opportunities and courteous service for a healthful tranquil stay.
Will Conference On Weights And Measures Reform
The fourth annual conference of the national organization of superintendents of inspection of weights and measures opens at the Bureau of Standards. Delegates from many states and professions discuss uniform laws and improved inspection to harmonize weights and measures nationwide.
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National Organization of Superintendents of Inspection of Weights
United States
Bureau of Standards
I N
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Steam Fitters Carriage Builders
Association of Architects, Electrical Contractors
Reichmann
Albany
Daniel C V Palmer
Boston
George H Pettis
Providence
Henjamin I Thomas
Columbus
Ohio
Sutton Wall
Harrisburg
Laenas G Weld
Iowa City
Iowa
Philip Cook
Atlanta
H L P Woolf
Baltimore
WC Haskell
Washington
Hien
St Johnsbury
Bo Humphreys
Mismasippi
Frank N Inlan
Montgomery
Aia
Bruner
Trankfort
John W Haarer
Lansing
Batlsbury
Salt Talta
Toowrence Hans
Edward Ib Brown
Republics at Odds Over intercepted dispatch dispute
Washington notes a tense strain in relations between Republics over an alleged Argentine intercept of a dispatch from Brigil to its legation in Santigs. The controversial cables, possibly altered, sparked speculation of a secret session at the Argentine Congress and a push toward a Briztian aligned vote, with hopes the truth will clarify friendship.
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Thoomun
Washington Notabl
Totlin Ameri i
Republi
Brayuntase
Brigil
Santigs
Bunzit
Washington
Argentiny
Argentna
Brugihin
Ds Legation
Santee
May grant liquor hearing amid district push for reform
A district committee approved the proposed liquor hearing plan as part of a wider reform push. The meeting discussed schedule, potential dates for hearings, and the need to address suffrage sentiment and district opinions while delaying final action.
Investigation to curb gas waste on Cadmo field in Louisiana
Secretary of the Interior proposes federal action to halt wasteful natural gas use in northwest Louisiana's Cadmo field a 18 acre tract. Geological survey estimates waste at 7.00 KO cubic feet daily about one twentieth of national consumption. Legislation seeks to regain public access rights and fund immediate engineering work to stop waste.
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Oy Fe
Lecar
Ide Oi
Geological Survey
Utd
Panama Canal bonds delivered to secretary after sale
Panama bonds issued by Panama Canal sold and sent to the Treasury Department. Director Ralph of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing reported delivery of the entire issue. Secretary Cortez consented to the act and shipments to successful bidders began yesterday. Several millions were sent from New York and more will follow as payments arrive. A high demand for coupon bonds is noted over registered bonds.
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Ralph
Bureau of Engraving Sand Printing
Essury
New York
Rokahanga Natives Declare Republic in South Seas
Natives of Rokahanga in the Manahiki group have proclaimed a republic. The British flag was lowered amid enthusiasm, and the chief appointed judges and other officials. European trader stores were ordered closed. The islands, part of the Cook group, are incorporated with New Zealand.
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Suey
Victoria
Rokahanga Islands
Manahiki Group
Republic
Cook Group
New Zealand
Washington American League Baseball Club stockholders meeting notice
Special notices announce the annual meeting of the Washington American League Baseball Club stockholders to elect directors and conduct other business. The notice also states dissolution of Herrick R Kent’s firm and non-responsibility for debts contracted by his wife, Grey E Thompson, with delivery terms for wines offered in Bush, 1110 12 Est NW.
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Colorado Buildi Ng
Pnjamim & Mid
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Herrick
Prink
Kent
Dtirm
Grey Ec Thompson
Hompson
Sherwool
Rae
Serbolt Fee
Ain
Bush
WILL MODIFY CATTLE BAN TO ALLOW INSPECTED STOCK
A proposal aims to permit carefully inspected cattle and produce to move toward Washington. Officials discuss restricting entry to prevent disease spread and keep uninfected stock out of Washington. The plan, backed by state officials, seeks to balance commerce with biosecurity.
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Washington
Shaker Sisters Visit Washington and Arlington Gifts
The Shaker Sisters of East Canter visit Washington and Arlington for Christmas, presenting their notable Dorothy Sue cloths and beauty and livery gifts, displaying festive attire and gifts typical of the season.
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East Canter
Onoh
Washington
Arlington
Dorothy Sue
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