Lodge Opens Brownsville Debate on Negro Troops
Massachusetts Senator Lodge launches first Senate speech on the Brownsville case, urging support for Warner measure to reenlist innocent soldiers. He condemns attempts to exploit the issue for political gain while defending the rights of service members and opposing mass retribution.
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Massachusetts
Senate
Brownsville
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Sendor Foraker
Weis
Would Build Breakwater Bill Aims at Lynnhaven Harbor
Mr Maynard introduced a House bill to grant Lynnhaven Terminal Corporation permission to deepen and extend the lower Chesapeake and Lynnhaven bays by a breakwater. The company would charge anchorage fees for vessels sheltering in the new harbor. The plan has War Department approval, and local Virginia businessmen claim Norfolk’s trade would grow.
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Maynard
Lynnhaven Terminal Corporation
Chesapeake
Lynnhaven
Lynnhaven Corporation
Virginia
Norfolk
War Department
Beieves
Senator MecEnery III Stricken With Illness in Washington
Senator Samuel D MecEnery of Louisiana is hospitalized in Providence Hospital with a grip following a heavy cold since arriving in Washington. He had been confined to the Metropolitan Hotel but improved enough to be treated at the hospital. Doctors expect 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
Official inspection of streets by District Commissioners and subcommittee
District Commissioners joined the House District of Columbia subcommittee on appropriations to review street and grounds estimates for the 191% fiscal year. Representatives Gardner of Michigan Madden of Illinois and Burleson of Texas participated in the inspection and discussion.
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District of Columbia
House Committee
Congress
Gardner
Mtrgan
Virginia Highway Bill Advances To Congress
Virginians press Congress to authorize 120 009 dollars to construct a highway to Mount Vernon. Delegates argue the plan serves national interests while lawmakers weigh the cost against federal aid and regional development.
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Congress
Mount Vernon
Transfers in New York House Chart Reveals Proposed Reforms
A transcription of a House session summary outlines transfers and reforms. It notes amendments to district assessments and property valuation methods, with references to supervisors, surveyors, and district divisions. The document mentions named officials and the structure of the proposed plan, signaling governance changes under consideration.
Pine Forest Inn Delights Guests With Varied Sports And Scenery
The Pine Forest Inn offers golf on a splendid course tennis courts and riding in a picturesque country. Indoor amusements include bowling bar and dances. Guests enjoy full amenities and attentive service, with hunting and other game in season.
National Conference Promotes Uniform Weights and Measures Law
The fourth annual conference of the National Organization of Superintendents of Inspection of Weights and Measures opens at the Bureau of Standards to push uniform laws and better inspection of commercial weights. Delegates from multiple states and diverse industries attend, aiming to enable shared standards and statewide enactments.
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National Organization of Superintendents of Inspection of Weights
United States
Bureau of Standards
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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
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Baltimore
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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 in dispute over intercepted cable message
Washington reports strain between Repulbician factions over a diplomatic cable from Brigil to its legation in Santigs. Alleged Argentine interception and altered text sparked a secret session in Argentine congress, with claims the true dispatch aimed to sour relations and favor Briztian interests.
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Washington Notabl
Totlin Ameri i
Republi
Brayuntase
Brigil
Santigs
Bunzit
Washington
Argentiny
Argentna
Brugihin
Ds Legation
Santee
May grant liquor hearing on district council agenda
The district committee approves a plan related to liquor hearings, with votes indicating support for the pathway and readiness for further action. Chairman Smith moves to introduce a bill, and a House meeting is planned to discuss the measure with hearings possibly scheduled soon.
Secretary of the Interior Moves to Stop Gas Waste in Louisiana Field
The Interior Department seeks a federal action to halt wasteful natural gas use in northwest Louisiana on a 18 acre tract known as the Cadomo field. The Geological Survey estimates waste at 7,000 cubic feet daily, aiming to retain government access rights and fund immediate engineering measures.
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Oy Fe
Lecar
Ide Oi
Geological Survey
Utd
Panama Canal bonds delivered to treasury after sale
Director Ralph of the bureau of engraving and printing has delivered the entire issue of Panama Canal bonds to the treasury. Secretary Cortelyou consented to the sale and shipments to successful bidders began yesterday. Several millions in value were sent from New York and will be followed by more as cash payments are received. An unusually large proportion of coupon bonds is being requested over registered bonds.
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Ralph
Bureau of Engraving Sand Printing
Essury
New York
Natives Declare Republic in Rokahanga Islands
Advices from the Manahiki group natives say Rokahanga Islands have declared a republic. The British flag was hauled down amid enthusiasm. The chief appointed judges and administrators. European trader stores closed. The islands are in the Cook group, incorporated with New Zealand.
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Suey
Victoria
Rokahanga Islands
Manahiki Group
Republic
Cook Group
New Zealand
Washington American League Baseball Club Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Washington American League Baseball Club will be held at Room Colorado Building Washington DC on May 9 for electing directors and related business. The secretary notes Herrick Kent has dissolved and will not be responsible for debts of Prink Kent as a member. Also mentions unrelated notices about deliveries and wines.
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Colorado Buildi Ng
Pnjamim & Mid
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Herrick
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Kent
Dtirm
Grey Ec Thompson
Hompson
Sherwool
Rae
Serbolt Fee
Ain
Bush
The
Washington Railway, and Electric Company
Capitol Street
Weashiiton
Han Seorstary
Stach
Potomac Savings Bank
Georgie Tows
Lattie Ganai
Moss Oglins Yalls Tanel
Jay Coules
Pillsbury
Sanitary Grocery Co
Yar Dastier
Joemiter Ik
WILL MODIFY CATTLE BAN
Officials discuss a plan to allow carefully inspected cattle and produce to be sent to Washington while maintaining safeguards. The measure, urged by Prince Gouge county and surrounding areas, seeks to prevent disease spread by keeping infected stock out, with support from farmers and state officials.
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Washington
The Shaker Sisters Visit Washington and Arlington
The Shaker Sisters of East Canter visit Washington and Arlington for Christmas showing Dorothy Sue outfits and beauty qand gifts. Their usual festive display draws attention to their clothing and ornaments as they travel for holiday exchanges with friends and relatives.
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Onoh
Washington
Arlington
Dorothy Sue
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