Inaugural Ball Dispute Halts Action In Congress
Congress adjourned for holiday recess without a decision on inaugural ball plans or a Capitol venue. The District of Columbia Committee debated authority for public vehicle rates and debated the Pension Office resolution, with Representative Mann opposing the language. Morrell backed the Pension Office route and a bonding requirement.
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Washington
Inaugural Committee Plans Parade Roles At Capitol
The inaugural committee mapped a general outline for ceremonies at the Capitol and named Mr. Foster director of the chorus. Gen Johnson met Gen Wilson to discuss parade details and the potential inclusion of U S troops from Porto Rico. Missouri shows show me in plans to represent state in inaugural events with a rally at the Willard.
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Willard
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United States Senate
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Mluri
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Charles P. Keysor
The
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St. Louis Republic
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H. B. Nesbitt
Kansas City Star
Fred Schrader
Kansas City Journal
P. W W. de Graw
St. Louis Westsche Post
G. J. Karge
Scripps-McRae League
Reginald Schroeder
New York Staats Zeitung
W. H. Hunter
Many Teachers Promoted and Resignations Approved by Board
Board of Education met last night accepting resignations and approving numerous promotions transfers and appointments. Resignations include L Chase and B E Beard. Promotions cover M L Compton N H Weatherless A S Hazel Rosa Stui4 Gilbert Kelly Ne F Brown Kate Tindall Annie Campbell Kath Burden M L Burke M J Jones Gerdle Milter A K E Thompson BE Patterson Ho Nlade MoO H Williams A Williams A Thackset M Spin L Williams Barnes Maury Brown and others with varied salary increases.
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Seaton
B. E. Beard
May Hersey
Ethel M. Jolinson
Josephine Clark
A. V. Turley
Eva H.prather
Jessie M Newland
Bertha Mahony
Gray
Ne F. Brown
Kate Tindall
Annie Campbell
Katherina Burden
M. &. Burke
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Gerdle Milter
A. K E. Thompson
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BE. Patterson
K. Ho Nlade
Moo. H Willameon
A &. Willams
A. A. Thackset
L. Willameue
Te Barnes
Ta. Carroll
France
Maury Brown
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A. M. Covey
M. J. Gibson
Society Honors and Elections in Washington DSA Chapter
The District Organization of Sons of the American Revolution held its final session of the year at Rauscher's with many members in attendance. New members Francis Edward Meloy David Brainard Peck James Sheldon Jr John Tufton Mason and Frank J Lewis were installed. President Earnest reported on the national board meeting in Philadelphia December 6 and noted ongoing prospects for uniting the order with the Sons of the Revolution if supported by most state societies. The treasurer showed a building fund and cash balance, and upcoming events include a chalk talk by C K Berryman and a January meeting with remarks by Commissioner West. The gathering adjourned to a banquet with numerous attendees listed.
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Rauscher’s
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Earnest
National Board of Management
Philadelphia
Order
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Noom
Washington
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Scotland
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Marnest
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H. P. Gerald
H. M. Fulton
T. Hood Yeager
A. K. Smith
Cadwell Tylor
M. Lewis
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Hev. T. Schilis
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W. T. Powell
F. J. Lewis
Ira W. Dennison
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H. H. Bower
F. W. Mitchell
H. F. R. Holt
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R. J. Walker
W. J. Riees
Jeff Jennings
E. D. Stocking
Henry Seymour
Capt
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M. L. Dawkins
W. J Somervell
Karl H. Fanning
John H- Moore
Bernard RB. Grean
William Hamilton Bayly
C. M. Sweitzer
Ww. Hurnett
Wallace
Mecfann
Stevens
C. Davidge
W. A. de Cannary
As, Chipman
H. Morris Husbands
J. A. Marris
W. S. Baxton
Dot W Barker
Philip Walker
Got H.W. Huster
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Wiliam Arlington Domer
William Elroy Curtis
F. C. Bryan
William H. Pearce
H. W. Lamson
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Jacob Scharf
George Suharf
B. F. Meyers
R. A. Smith
J. Eilte
William H. Wiley
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John E. Fenwick
E. Southard Parker
Metropolitan Club House Fire Shocks Washington
The Metropolitan Club on Elev enteenth and H streets NW burned early yesterday, causing about 50 thousand dollars in damage. A defective electric wire in the basement near the elevator shaft started the blaze, which raced to the roof in a strong wind. The library valued at over 15 thousand dollars survived largely intact, and several priceless ornaments were saved. Firefighters, aided by a water tower, fought the flames while members aided in saving belongings. The building was insured for 45 thousand dollars.
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Sullivan
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Auong
Wagner
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P. W. Nicholson
Cosmos Club
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Aremeén’e Coffee Fund
Jit
Diplomatic Corps
Fifteenth
Vermont Avenue
H Street
Metropolitan Club Fire Remembers A Historic Loss
The Metropolitan Club, rebuilt after a prior 188 fire damaging $7,000, suffered a second serious blaze. Members, especially army and navy bachelors and government officials, lament the loss of a private gathering space where officials once discussed national affairs and voiced views without wider exposure.
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Navy
Four Small Downtown Fires Strike Firemen Response
Four minor blazes lit the downtown area as the fire department, returning from a Metropolitan Club fire, tackled fires at Golden & Company on Louisiana Avenue and the Castelberg jewelry store basement, a Ninth Street window display, and the Crown lunch room on Eleventh Street. damages were minimal with usually no injuries.
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Louisiana Avenue
Excelsior
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Joseph Soal
Ninth Street
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Eleventh Street
Blair Fages Charges Settled With the Estate
In St Louis the Mutual Insurance Company suit to annul James L Blair s 200000 policy heard sensational testimony from Edward S Robert who stated Blair paid about 63000 for forged deeds tied to the Blow estate He and Blair mismanaged estate papers including deeds of trust for loans on properties and Blair resigned as trustee after exposure of misconduct Credit for the forged deeds came from a safety deposit box where the deeds were kept with Robert noting Blair paid them and related indebtedness.
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F P. A. Schofield
Hannibal
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New York
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Hlow
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Blow
Susan H. Blow
Martha Blow Wadsworth
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Dr. Taussig
Mr. Robert
John Dwyer
Michael O'Laughlin
John T. Williamson
Victor Daudet
James J. Blair
Judge McKeighan
Boston School for Workers Fund Seeks Carnegie Grant
Boston December meeting of Benjamin Franklin fund managers reads a Carnegie proposal to double the $400,000 fund if used to establish an industrial training school. MIT president Pritchett conveyed the offer and the board plans early consideration and location study along Cooper Union lines.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Andrew Carnegie
New York
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Unep
Cooper Union
Bishop Carroll Consecrated in Dubuque Cathedral
In Dubuque Iowa Rev John P Carroll former St Josephs College president was consecrated Bishop of Helena Montana Archbishop Keane of Dubuque presided and Archbishop Gennen of St Louis preached with twenty prelates and two hundred priests in attendance Meanwhile a Bangor Maine house fire killed Mrs John Johnson and her two sons ages seven and three as the mother died trying to save them.
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Iowa
John P. Carroll
St. Joseph's College
Helena
Mont
Keane
Gennen
St. Louis
Bangor
John Johnson
Weather Conditions and Local Reports for December 21
Weather conditions indicate high pressure over the eastern blocks and low pressure in the Rockies with colder readings in New England and the Ohio Valley. Rain expected for the Gulf States and Lower Mississippi Valley Thursday and Friday, with snow or rain Friday in the Ohio Valley and South Atlantic States. Local temperatures show midnight around 40, with a high near 40 and a low in the mid 20s. sunshine hours totaled 9.4 with 9.4 percent possible sunshine.
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