Study Proposes National Crime Data Laboratory in Washington
A crime bill favored by Emmett criminologists would create a national laboratory in Washington to collect data on criminal tendencies and defective classes. Led by a presidential appointee, the center would study pathology, sociological factors, and rehabilitation methods to reduce crime and guide policy.
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Emmett
Meagare
Washington
Phy Laboratory
Sylvester
Lodo
Thia Laboratory
Yanton
Circoratins Mi
Tmeasbo
Fairy Play Will Aid Children’s Country Home Benefit
Jahk the Count Killer fairy play at Delasco Theater directed by Miz Minnie Tawhe features many children and young people. The benefit, held for the Children’s Country Home, continues tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 at Columbia 1. Mrs Olen Converse and Miss Mary Mirain will perform dances as boxe bu deas are in demand. the event aims to match or surpass prior success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jahk the Caunt Killer
Hiv Wheston Howard
Miz
Minnie
Delasco
Columbia
Olen Converse
Mass Mary Mirain
Boxe
Budeas
Sultan’s guard bastinadoed attacker after clash with French officer
An incident at the sultan’s court led to a native man beating an assailant unconscious with bastinado after the assailant rushed a visitor during a discussion with a French military mission member. The porter claimed he intended to strike the Christian, and the sultan ordered the prisoner bastinadoed until he fainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mula Hafid
Taigier
Jan —Nathes
Fiz
Mula
Springfield Negroes condemn Lincoln committee over exclusion
Springfield January 11 The Springfield Law and Order League met and adopted resolutions denouncing the Lincoln celebration for excluding negroes. The group proclaims that legality and justice require inclusion and declares that negroes will hold their own celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lincoln
Springfild Law and Order League
Tmroes
Reso
Abraham Lindola
HOPES FOR PUBLICITY BILL IN SENATE
Perry Belmont campaigns to pass the election publicity bill before March 4 with letters from National Publicity Organisation members. Governors Waon of West Virginia and Chamberlain of Oregon urge support. Prof Gregory and Bland of Stanford seek opposition or passage. Blanchard mails to McEnery.
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Washington Post
Paris
Perry Belmont
Parla Ap Activs
Cain
Paign
Senate
Washington
Gov
Waon
West Virginia
Biking
Scott
Gregory
Iowa State University
Mesars, Daines
Dolliver
la Follette
Seapier
Chamberlain
Oregon
Bland
Stanford University
Nebraska
California
Blanchard
Louisiana
Senator McEnery
Inter-State liquor shipment bill pushes prohibition aim
Kentucky Representative Langley to introduce a federal measure prepared by the Anti-Baloon League to bar liquor shipments to any state or territory where such shipment would be illegal locally. The bill seeks direct congressional power to prohibit transport to dry areas, protecting prohibition and local option states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
Kentucky
United States
Praise Maine Statesman Honoring Late Llewellyn Powers
The Maine House held a special session to eulogize Llewellyn Powers, the late representative from the Fourth Maine district who died recently. Speaker pro tempore Allen led remarks as peers from multiple states offered tributes to Powers and his 42 years as a public servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn Powers
House of Representatives
Calcatos
Maine
Powers
Allen
Guernsey
Burlegh
Gaines
Tennessee
Cole
Ohio
Hamilton
Michigon
Hayes
California
Stanley
Kentucky
Fowler
New Jersey
Lioya
Missouri
Swasey
Wald
New York
Writ Kept Rector Away at St John’s Church
Special to The Washington Fest reports in New York January 31 that Rev Charles Tromphy of St John’s Church conducted services while a parish committee aimed to block Trinity from closing the chapel. An injunction sought to stop interference with services led to a restrained farewell plan for Dr Manning. The rector did not preach as the injunction terms prevented altering ongoing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Charles Tromph Yiay
St John's Church
Dr Manning
Trinty Parish
Trinity Corporation
Manning
Trinit Corporation
St John’s
Banker's offices dynamited in Philadelphia blast
A dynamite cartridge exploded in the former offices of Parnerilli & Morelli Italian bankers who had suspended payments months ago. Police report one arrest, motive rumored as revenge amid the Philadelphia incident this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartrdge
Italan Firm
Philadelphia
Parnerilli & Morelli
Weather Conditions Summary for East of Rockies and Atlantic States
Weather Bureau report notes cold waves east of the Rockies with warmer readings westward. Snow in parts of the Lake region and Pacific rain, generally fair elsewhere. Winds: northwest to north along New England and mid Atlantic coasts. varied winds over Gulf and Atlantic coasts. Local figures list temperatures, humidity, sunshine hours, and comparisons to last year.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Florida
Raina
Pacific States
Jeke
Atlantic States
New Fieland
Central Valley
Upperake
Gulf States
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banke
Ratnimurm
In Memory of Heroes Maine Memorial Day Observance
Veterans from DC organizations plan a full Maine memorial program on February 1 starting with a requiem mass at St Patrick Church, pilgrimage to Arlington, and decorating the Maine monument with a wreath from President Roosevelt. Evening exercises at First Presbyterian Church feature Admiral Sigsbee and Marine Band, with many officials and groups invited.
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St. Patrick's Church
Association
Maine
Havana
District of Columbia
Port
G. A. R. Army and Navy Union
Maine Memorial Association
Maude T. Smith
Charles A. Slamati
Ruth M. Griswold Pealer
Christian Walton Duniay
Mary B. Grundie
Isabella Nowell Ball
Calver
C. E. Pettys
St. Patricia Church
William T. Russell
Arlington
Arlington National Cemetny
Patriotic Societies
Veterans of
All Ware
Maine Monument
Bre
Chrletian Walton Dunlap
Roosevelt
Eugene A Hannan
Fort Myer
First Presbyterian Church
John Marshall Place
Dawson
Iowi
Charles N. Shinn
Andrew S. But
Thomas Cal~ver
Benjamin F Barnes
Isabella Worrell Ball
Walter Mitcael
United States
Amgiong
Maine Memorial
Cay
Admiral Sigsbee
Andrey Burt
Iir
Tdistrict of
Columbia Nilitia
Thomas E McGuigan
St Patricks Church
Ivory G Krimhall
John Walker
Union Veteran Union
Col. Shannon
Union Veteran Legion
Richard P Williams
M. A. Winter
Minutemen
John 8. McElroy
Senjoriea
G. A. R. Alaxander McNeil
Lost life under engine in Virginia yard mishap
Special to The Washington Post reports in Harrisonburg Virginia that Walter Iv er Taylor a Southern Railway brakeman died when the engine backed into the caboose and he fell between bumpers. John Fisher a Baltimore and Ohio brakeman suffered a crushed leg and injured arm but survived. Fisher was hospitalized in Worcester. Taylor to be buried in Strasburg with no inquest held.
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Washington,post
Harrisonburg
Walter ‘Ivér Taylor
Southern Railway
Joan Fisher
Baltimore and Ohio
Taylor
Fisher
Whehester
Strasburg
Train thief arrested aboard southbound train
Special to The Washington Post from Bristol Tennessee reports a stranger giving the name Thomas Morgan, 35, was seized on a southbound train after Conductor Copenhaver telegrammed that Moran was caught robbing passengers in Pullman car berths near Roanoke at 4 this morning. Moran claims Baltimore parents and twenty years in New York State. ticket shows Carlisle Arkansas as destination.
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Washington Post
Bristol
Tenn
Thomas Morgan
Copenhaver
Moran
Roanoke
Baltimore
New York State
Carlisle
Ark
Alleged Forger Cloer Arrested in Tennessee
Robert Cloer, a young married man wanted in Iredell county North Carolina on forgery charges, was captured at Inman Virginia and brought to Bristol Tennessee by Sheriff Deaton. Cloer traveled with his wife and baby. His brother Jos Cloer faces a separate forgery case in Catawba county, North Carolina. Post Want Ads are free in The Washington Port.
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Washington
Bristol
Tenn
Robert Clwer
Iredell County
North Carolina
Inman
Gheriit Deaton
Statesville
N.C
Cloer
Gherif Deaton
Cidem
Jos Closer
Newton
N. C
Catawba
ATE HIS RAILROAD TICKET IN New Orleans
James G. Cox a 50 year old Baltimore machinist on homeward trip from long absence suddenly deranged in New Orleans ate his railroad ticket and nearly ate his hat. Police at Louisville and Nashville station intervened and detained him for sanity inquiry after a telegram described his actions. His sister Mrs Taylor Ferguson had sent him most of $75 to buy the ticket on Maryland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James G. Cox
New Orleans
Louisville and Nashville
House of Detention
Cox
Hin
Taylor Ferguson
Maryland Avenue
Founder's Day Address Sees Dying Racial Strife in Nation
Hampton Va January 1 Booker T Washington principal speaker at Founder’s Day exercises at Hampton Institute praised Gen Armstrong and urged gradual improvement in race relations. He warned that extreme radicalism and punitive measures have caused friction but predicted future self control and liberal attitudes from whites toward Blacks. Washington emphasized the South will rely on Black labor as skilled workers and opposed keeping the Negro in ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Booker T. Washington
Tuckegee Institute
Hampton Institute
Washington
Gen. Armstrons
Clark
South
Day War on Maryland Opens League to Elect State Legislators
At the Lyric Theater in Baltimore the Anti- saloon League launched a Maryland campaign to elect lawmakers pledging statewide local option reform. Key speakers, Zeaborn Wright and William Anderson, urged nonpartisan support while an incident involving a Baltimore firm distributing labeled gin was cited as a motivation for the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port
Baltimore
Boosotera
Antigaloon League
Maryland
Lyric Theater
Zeaborn Wright
George
Wilam Anderson
Maryland Antsatoon League
League
Je. Gelling
Wright
Orm
Norfolk to Honor Rogers for Virginian Railway Opening
Norfolk residents plan a banquet on a February date to honor Henry H Rogers builder and owner of the Virginian Railway. The event marks the line's completion and opening from Deepwater West Virginia to Sewells Point near Norfolk. The railway, successor to Tidewater, spans 449 miles and cost about 75 000 dollars per mile, noted for minimal grades and tunnels through rock.
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Norfolk
Henry H Rogers
Virginian Railway
Deepwater
W. Va
Sewells Point
Tidewater Railway
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway
Cinchfield
West Virginia
Spartanburg, & C
Railroad Men to Meet Here for Wage Conference
A special Washington Fest report from Spencer North Carolina says representatives from every trades union on the Southern Railway System traveled to Washington to confer with Beuthven officials on wage scales and contracts for the coming year. Machinists boilermakers blacksmiths carmen and others from Spencer Columbia Knoxville Atlanta and other points will join in an amicable adjustment of railroad rates at Monday’s conference.
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Southern
Washington
Spencer
N. C
Southren Railway Company
Beuthven
Perent
Baptized in Frozen Creek at Boonsboro Revival
The Washington Post reports sixteen men and women were baptized yesterday in Littlestown Creek near Boonsboro during a revival at the Winebrewetan Church. Despite heavy clothing and freezing conditions, the icy water caused severe itching as Rev. Samuel Kine officiated. Separately, Durham, N C January 31 The First Baptist Church there called Rev Dr J W Lynch of Wake Forest to its pastorate after a ten year tenure at the Baptist college with other calls declined.
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The
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Did
Boonsboro
Littlestown
Samuel Kine
Lynch
Durham
Gyecal
N. C
First Baptist
J.W. Lynch
Wake Forest
Baptist College
Southern Baptista
Bruner
Washington
Pellagra in the South Warned as a New Malady
The article reports the discovery of pellagra in the Southern United States, attributed to spoiled maize. Dr. Lavinder of the Marine Hospital Service details its symptoms and progression, noting it can cause digestive, skin, and nervous issues, potentially insanity or death, with seasonal recurrence and epidemic risk.
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Marine Hospital Service
Ita
Burg
Wyman
Italy
Lavinder
Jong
United States
Last Inder
Tobacco Sale News From Multiple Markets Sees Strong Prices
Reports from Richmond Danville Pittsburg and South Boston VA and nearby areas describe large leaf tobacco sales with prices holding steady or rising. Burley stock at Stonewall warehouse in Virginia touted as high quality, while Danville notes January sales totaling over 4.8 million pounds for $502,084.03. A Tennessee Virginia college hall dedication and a student death at UVA are also mentioned in brief.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Stonewall Warehouse
Kentucky
Danville
American Tobacco Company
Danville Tobacco Board of Trade
Pittsburg
Paa
Jen
Boston
Custer Springs
Jane
Sulphur Killed the Bats at Aylett Mansion
Washington experts aided the historic Aylett estate home in King William County Virginia as Prof H K Fisher from the Washington Agriculture Department used burning sulphur fumes to drive away millions of pests. Thousands died and the Henry mansion was reclaimed after bats invaded while the house lay unoccupied.
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Washington
Norfolk
Aylett
King Willem County
Patrick Henry
Philip Aylett
H. K. Fisher
Department of Agriculture
Henry
Masonic Fair Opens With Duke Address In Alexandria
Judge R T W Duke of Charlottesville will open the Alexandria Masonic fair at 3 pm with an address. The event, under Alexandria Washington Lodge No 2, AF and AM, aims to raise funds for a future Masonic temple in memory of George Washington. Attendees include city officials and committee members as preparations continue.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Alexandria-Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
R. T. W. Duke
Charlottesville
Siayer
Eity Council
George Washington
Alexandria Light Infantry
Two Couples Wed at Once in Hagerstown Ceremony
A double wedding occurred at St Mark's Lutheran parsonage in Hagerstown. Miss Clara Morrin of Grove Hill and Arthur Y. Mowbray of Shenandoah wed with Miss Dora Lindlinger and Charles Atwood, both of Shenandoah, in the same ceremony officiated by Rev. William Ott.
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Hagerstown
Washington Post
St Mark’s Lutheran Parsonage
William Ott
Virginia
Clara Morrin
Grove Hill
Arthur Y. Mowbry
Shenandoah
Dora Lindlinger
Charles Atwood
Will wed state senator in Norfolk announcement
Norfolk Va Jan 1 Announcement made of the engagement of Miss Edith Dabney Tunis daughter of W W Tunis formerly of Easton Missouri and Cal William Wilson Sale a prominent young attorney and state senator from this city The wedding is to take place at Edgewater the home of the bride s parents near Norfolk
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Norfolk
Edith Dabney Tunis
W. W. Tunis
Easton, MO
Cal William Wilson Sale
Atttorney
Edgewater
Perenta
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BR. N. Pride
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Rhine
Moselle
Christian Xander
Si. N.W
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34Th Street
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J. E. Rosenthal
F Street
Optkinds
Berlitz School
14Th Street
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Mary
Pelvote
Cisse
Leeson
Washington Bratch
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Chevailer de A
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L. M. Huebert
School OF French Kellogg
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Balnsco
Mme
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Senrarsits
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Tetepone
Leone & Sara Teens
Straver
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Mr. Merchant
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Seven H & Bet
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