Taxi Strike Claims No Real Walkout In Washington
General Manager J Pickling of the Terminal Taxicab Company said there is no strike and more drivers are on duty than needed. He warned others who quit to return. The Washington Central Labor Union moved to ask Congress to cap hours for chauffeurs of public motor vehicles, citing safety concerns and a detailed report on the strike at Terminal Taxicab Company affiliated with Union Station traffic.
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Central Lator Union
ConarTesa
Terminal Taxiead Company
Adeline Genee
Harry B. Smith
Regymond Hubbell
Terpsichore
Gounod
de Bussy
Maskowski
Genee
M. Alexis Kosloff
Washington
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Harry
Smith
Frank Lalor
Tim Jones
Lalor
Lawrence Wheat
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Charney van Renssalaer
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Daphne Brooks
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Eva Fallon
Miss Peebles
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Laura Lee
Mile
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Oklahoma
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Burned to Death in Port Royal Lockup Fire
Private Charles Carroll, 24, marine at Port Royal naval station, died when town lockup and hose reef house burned Sunday night. Carroll enlisted in Dallas on November 29 and named Miss Bridget Carroll of St. Louis as next of kin. He had been jailed on a disorderly charge. cause of the blaze remains unknown.
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Dallas
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Bridget Carroll
South West Street
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Tragedy After Kidnapping Fear Led to Fatal Shooting
In White Plains a 19 year old man, driven by fear his sister was kidnapped, went to the Penturo home with a shotgun. He allegedly fired by accident, mortally wounding Joseph Vasta and killing Giuseppe Vasta at the doorway before fleeing to the woods.
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Grecorio Pattania
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Pattania
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Tattanio
Vasta
Giuseppe
Pattanto
Chandler says no will contest for Eddy estate planned
Former Senator William H. Chandler of Vermont, counsel for the Eddy heirs, states he knows of no will contest and doubts any fraud or wrongful statement occurred. He reports no view on the settlement details or burial location after consulting heirs and their representatives, noting no conclusions reached.
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William HK. Chandler
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Chandler
Soldier Robbers Imprisoned in New London Case
Private Witlam Bangs of the Secunda company United States coast artillery stationed at Fort Wright Fishers Island has been sentenced to three years in the federal penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth. Edward McGee of the Twelfth company received five years hard labor in the same institution for robbing cottages on the island. Three other Twelfth company members await sentencing. They were tried before a general court martial.
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Woman Dies With Mother In East Orange Gas Fatality
In East Orange two women, Mrs. Josephine Harriman 70 and her daughter Mrs. Bella Zeliff about 40, died Sunday from four open gas jets in three rooms. Deputy county physician Dr Simmons deemed it death by own action and homicide but found no sign indicating which woman turned on the gas.
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Canal Vacations on Pay Extended by Taft
President Taft increases paid vacation for Isthmian Canal Commission hourly employees from two to four weeks per year. The decision, issued during his Canal Zone trip, will take effect January 1.
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The Havoc at Columbia Theater and other shows
Henry Miller stars in The Havoc a stern moral drama about a wife and lover and a betrayed husband. Laura Hope Crews delivers a vivid performance as the wife while Francis Byrne supports the villainous Hessert. The piece is followed by a lineup at Chase’s and Belasco Yiddish Players with melodrama comedy and travelogues at the many venues downtown.
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Henry Miller
Columbia Theater
H. S. Sheldon
Richard Craig
Paul Hessert
Hessert
Craft
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Craig
Sleasert
Craigs
Francis Byrne
Mr. Miller
Ypolse
Laura Hope Crews
Washington
Sheldon
Hesgert
Europe
Brillant
Belasco—Yiddish Players
Princess Theater Company of Yiddish Players
Belasco Theater
Virginia Harned
John Mazon
Hammertine
Olcott
Chauncey Olcott
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Christmas Celebrations Across Washington Churches and Clubs
Christmas in Washington will be marked by Catholic and Protestant services with high masses, choirs, and midnight celebrations in several churches. The day also features expected large congregations, first communions, and festive activities in clubs such as the National Press Club and Columbia Turnverein. In Milwaukee, residents seek extensive home rule measures allowing municipal hospitals, utilities control, land acquisition for housing, slaughterhouses, and private plumbing and sewer work.
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Sacred Heart
St. Dominic's
St Martin's
St. Paul’s
Santa Claus
National Press Club
Columbia Turnverein
Kurt Voelckner
Betty Schreichert
Turnverein
Arién Singing Society
Milwaukee
Wis
Rochester Board Axes Five Fraternities and Five Sororities
Rochester New York December 19 the board of education moved to abolish five high school fraternities and five sororities saying they promote exclusive social distinctions and detract from school work. The move ends a long running presence since 1879. Schenectady officials say arrangements will be made to preserve the organizations in another form despite the ruling.
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Rochester Board of Education
Rochester
Board
N. Y
Richard F. Yates
Grand Inter-fraternity Council of the
Spanish Deputies in Row Ends with Duel Threats
In Madrid on December 1, Iglesias the clerical clashed with Catalanistas backing autonomy. Miro challenged him, exchanges of insults followed, and Iglesias hurled a paper at Miro. They planned a duel with seconds, but friends intervened and the duel was called off.
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Iglesias
Catalonia
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Senor Iglesias
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Lerroux
Deer Suicides After Fence Jump From Harpersville Trestle
Albany dispatch reports a deer fleeing hounds leapt 65 feet from a Delaware and Hudson Railroad trestle in Harpersville, dying from the fall. Chief Game Protector Legge will investigate suspected illegal venison hunting by the dogs’ owners.
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Washington Post
Albany
Harpersville
Delaware and Hudson
Legge
Card Game Tragedy Ends in Fatal Dagger Incident
In Washington Pennsylvania on December 19 William Love, 28, is dead from a gunshot while a dagger remains embedded in the floor near George Broadnax who is charged with the shooting and his wife held as a witness. The death followed a miner's card game at Marianna.
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Broadnax
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Lave
TONGS TOLD TO KEEP PEACE IN CHINATOWN
New York on December 19 reports a week long truce posted in Chinatown with merchants seeking a permanent peace treaty. Ye Ying Yung, Chinese consul, heads talks with backing from Hongkong's Chinese Business Men's Association, threatening embargoes on home supplies if conflicts persist between Ong Leong Tong and the Society of the Four Brothers.
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Chinese Business Men’s Association of
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Tongs
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Society of the Four Brothers
Uncle Billie Ashby Dead in Norfolk
William Ashby known as Uncle Billie, veteran of Mexican and Civil Wars and longtime Norfolk newsboy, died at St. Vincent Hospital. He may have been past 86, served in a North Carolina Civil War regiment, sold papers on streets for 25 years, and was a familiar Confederate veteran figure at reunions. He belonged to Pickett Buchanan Camp, Confederate Veterans.
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William Ashby
Billie
America
St. Vincent Hospital
Ashby
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Home Life in America by Katherine G Buspey
Review notes the 1910 Methuen translation from London on the American family and education. It praises the author wife of Speaker Cannon's secretary for broad, humorous yet searching analysis of manners, child rearing, and social life across city and country, highlighting women, hospitality, and national contrasts.
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Katherine G. Buspey
Methutn & Co., Ltd
London
Price
Speaker Cannon
United States
Buekey
Washington
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