Wool tariff debate sparks clash among woolen leaders
A Woolen Manufacturers gathering debated tariff K and its impact on wool prices and industry. Senator Warren warned removing duties could devastate wool, while John F. Wood defended carded woolen mills and praised Schedule K. Harding alleged protariff lobbying funding and questioned industry unity. Wood urged balanced tariffs and highlighted profits and leadership changes.
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Senator Warren
Wyoming
Warren
United States
Wyoming Statesman
Charles H Harding
Philadelphia
National Association of Woolen Manufacturers
Hns Association
Noel
Wood
American Woolen Company
Senator Dolliver
Mr. Wood
Ampertea
War talk targets youth and school boards at Loyal Legion banquet
Maj Gen Leonard A Wood denounces anti military curricula and urges rifle training as a national defense measure. He cites Carnegie’s peace letter to the Kaiser, praises German armament and warns of a potential future crisis while noting no current war clouds. The banquet in Washington drew 400 guests including lawmakers and veterans, with flags displayed and the Star Spangled Banner sung.
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Germany
Carnegie
Kaiser
Leonard A. Wood
Loyal Legion of Honor
Uncle Sam
War Department
Navy
Congress
United States
Europe
J. H. Gaines
West Virginia
Lafayette Young
Iowa
H. B. F. Macfarland
Roorh
D A R Board Meeting Reports Settlement with Norcross Bros
The national Daughters of the American Revolution board met in Memorial Continental Hall. President General Mrs Matthew T Scott announced an amicable settlement with Worcester based Norcross Brothers Co over building erection, settled through an advisory board led by Bernard R Green and others.
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D. A. R. Board
National Board of Management of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Memorial Continental
Hall
Matthew T. Scott
Norcross Brothers Company
Worcester
Bernard? R. Green
Charles C. Glover
John M Wilson
Charles J. Bell
Henry B. F. Macfarland
William D. Hoover
John C. Bates
Pension Plan Amid Scalp Injury Fallout at Census Bureau
Miss Alice Houghton, injured at the Census Bureau, faces lifelong disfigurement. Director Durand advocates a permanent pension funded by Congress while colleagues offer grafting skin from volunteers. Parents oppose aid yet officials pursue compensation as investigations probe hair loss causes and a safer, enclosed shaft to prevent further accidents.
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Durand
Census Bureau
Alice Houghton
Miss Houghton
Congress
Iss Houghton
Othera
Jong
Teal volcano eruption in Philippines kills hundreds
Governor Forbes reports 700 killed in Talisay from Teal volcano eruption and aftershocks. Delegate Apacible puts dead at 300 with 5,000 families ruined. Manila shakes from quakes. relief measures urged as lava and mud destroy crops. Red Cross mobilizes aid efforts.
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Philippines
Talisay
Batangas
War Department
Gén. Forbes
Philippine Islands
Apacible
Philippine Assembly
Manila
Forbes
Philippine
Red Cross Society
Class Night at Central High School Honors Students
Central High School held class night with many relatives present. Marie Brennan gave the class history, Elizabeth Corridon delivered the class prophecy, Grace Johnston recited the class poem, and Florence Columbus gave the valedictory. RE M Wilson delivered the address. Mid year graduation exercises are set for Friday night at Central. Eighth grades of second and ninth divisions had graduation exercises yesterday at H D Cooke and Bryan schools.
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Central High School
Marie Brennan
Elizabeth Corridon
Grace Johnston
Florence Columbo
RE. M. Wilson
Central
Helj
H. D. Cooke
Bryan
Robbery at Y M C A Ledger Wallet Stolen in Locker Room
A thief entered the YMCA locker room during a busy evening and picked a lock to take BE L Crider’s wallet from 143 Massachusetts Avenue containing $165 an endorsed check and papers. Detective Springman is investigating. Also noted is the annual Sons of the American Revolution smoker at the Arlington Hotel nominating officers for February 22 and delegates for Louisville in April.
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E. L. Cinder
BE. L. Crider
Massachusetts Avenue
Springman
A. R
Sons of the American Revolution
Arlington Hotel
Louisville
Baird
John H. Moore
Paul Brocket
White House Callers Discuss Reciprocity Agreement Turmoil
The report traces a heated debate among lawmakers across several states over the reciprocity measure. It notes Democrats in the House canvassing opinion, with New York and Virginia Democrats backing the agreement. The piece highlights conflicting views on burdens between agricultural and manufacturing sectors and shows mounting party unity to advance the measure.
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Trust
White House
Lesader Clark
Clark
Amon
House
New York
Sulzer
Virginia
Ed Eddy Million’s Claim Sparks Real Estate Transfer Battle
Boston February 1 A bill in equity seeks to compel the executor and trust trustees to turn over Mrs Mary Baker Eddy’s Massachusetts real estate to First Church in Boston residuary legatee The contested residuary value ranges from 1.5 to 2 million dollars The filing argues the income limit under state law does not apply to Eddy gifts for charitable purposes Chandler calls the move a trick The case raises whether 2 million dollars in property can pass to a religious society under Massachusetts law as the NH case stands separate from New Hampshire decision.
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Equity
Chandler
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Christian Science
Supreme Judicial Court
Cencond
N.el
Aimg
William E. Chandler
New Hampshire
Eddy Heirs
Washington
Christian’ Science
Massachusetts
Gen. Baker
McLellan
Prelate Near Death Sends Message to World
Philadelphia February 1 The Most Rev Patrick John Ryan archbishop of Philadelphia still alive but critically ill after last Thursday. He spoke with Cardinal Gibbons in the cathedral residence praising religious and moral principles for the nation and urging that conservative governance sustain its greatness. Cardinal Gibbons reported the archbishop’s mind clear and memory keen despite feeble strength and a vein of playful wit remains.
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Philadelphia
Patrick John Ryan
Cardi~na Gibbons
Ryan
Cardinal Gibbons
Made Assistant Attorney Sydney Mudd Jr Aids Clarence Wilson
Sydney E Mudd Jr oldest son of former Maryland representative in the fifth district was named special assistant to District Attorney Clarence R Wilson. A Georgetown graduate he earned his LLB in 1908 and joined the Maryland bar. He co heads Mudd and Mudd with his brother and helped expose the age of the trick ballot in Maryland. Also noted is his athletics reputation. Dr Henry Van Dyke Receives Legion Honor at Princeton.
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Sydney E. Mudd, Jr
Clarence
R. Wilson
Mudd
Maryland
Ithe *Phi Alpha Delta Fraterternity
Mr. Mudd
Baltimore
W. Griffin Mudd
Mudd & Mudd
Weather Conditions From U S Department Report February 1
Rocky Mountain disturbance moves into northern Illinois with no major precipitation but produces record highs in the south and southwest. Cold wave follows from the northwest toward the plains and upper Midwest with subzero to 18 below readings in North Dakota and eastern Montana. Storm warnings issued along California and Atlantic coasts. Ohio River flood forecast for Cincinnati around Friday night. Local readings show midnight to 10 p m temperatures ranging from 32 to 38 with high winds and varying humidity. overall pattern unsettled from west to east through Friday.
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U. 9
Dept. of Agricultura
Weather Bureau
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Illinois
Oklahoma Wesenday
Missouri
North Dakota
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Atlantic States
Upper
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Lake Region
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Miesiaatppi River
Ortrema
Coast
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Miestastop
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Tower Lake
Middle Atlantic
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Colorado
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Minesouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tllinois
Indiana
Ohio
California
San Francisco
Fureka
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Eastport
Cincinnati
Xhalifornia
Atcramento River
Calusa
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Cc. H. Harding
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Association
William M Wood
Charles H. Harding
Frederick Clark
Winthrop L. Marsin
Gen. Wood
New Orleans
I. K. Devendorf
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J. H. Patzki
I. L. Johnson
L. C. Andrews
H.C. Smither
C. A. Baker
John Hemphill
M. Thompson
J. W. Hawley
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W. B. Thompson
I. Smith
Joseph Stewart
J. Williams
Z Moses
A. Grant
BE. Ro True
W. N. Paxton
J. McCumber
L. B Hanna
G. C. Barnhardat
A. W. Whitside
A. W. Yates
O HL Conrad
C. H. Powell
P. H. McNulty
D. B. Peck
C. H. McLellan
J. H. de Merritt
H. L. Prince
Bl. A. Koerper
C. W. Butts
A. J. Grenna
H. Dennett
H. M. Coates
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Ed Spear
J. B. Larner
C. Billings
C. E. Mitchell
W. H. Kell
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A. W. Perry
W. Rives
S. P. Donnelly
H. Marston
R.J. Whittle
L. P. Siebert
J. J. Edson
J. N. Whitney
H. C. Rizer
G. H. French
B. E. Capehart
R. E. Whitman
F. W. Mitchell
H. W. Grimwood
J. McGowan
J. M' Brown
B. Hege
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W. W. Jones
J. Cc. Bates
F. A. Reeve
R. K. Evans
R. F. Hill
F. J. Glover
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A. H. @. Richardson
A. D. Kinsman
C. P. Miller
B. D. Price
M. J. Bunnell
T. R. Hamer
J. F. Wilson
J. T. Holton
H. L. Bolton
J. J. Roper
J. EB. O' Brien
W. G. Ross
L Hazlett
H. Edmunds
A. T. Henassy
C. A. Hensey
C. & Tower
G. W. Berisner
D. L. Wilson
L. &. W. Gughing
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W. P. Kellogg
C. Kennedy
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R. B. Watrong
J. T. Smith
B. C. Pool
Eli Logan
A. W. Greeley
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W.S. Belden
M. McNally
H. Totten
D. M. Addison
A. F. McMillan
W. M. Meredith
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J. L. Davenport
FP. Clayton
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G. O. Watson
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W. Evans
R. Clover
J. J. O'Connell
H. D. McCaskey
W. H. Beck
F. Freyhold
F. G. Pyne
W. F. Reed
S. Shallenberger
H. M. Proden
L. Jones
J. Wyckoff
J. W. Davis
J. Z. Clements
C. H. McCarthy
A. A. Birney
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N. B. Sweitzer
Truesdell
G. Mackay
J. C. Pryor
G. IF. Dudley
J. H. Dewees
C. E. Graves
S. H. Graves
V. D. Stockbridge
A. P. Harvey
A. Rodgers
B. McCauley
G. C. West
W. Eaton
C. H. Stockton
P. Crawford
B. W. Markham
Buel
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Potts
S. H. Woodrow
Smith
J. Greenawalt
E. W. Foster
B. J. Northcott
J. Conline
B. P. Lamberton, Jr
K. Niles
B. P
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A. V. Reed
Stearns
J. W. Ewils
C. D. Pennabaker
J. M. Flint
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J. B. Dahligreen
A. Brie Foote
A. C. GrunWeil
A. G. Grunwell
Edie
R. K. Tyler
H. G. Robinson
Poaneon
D. Johnson
B. ¥. Hassan
G. T. EP
Halgtead
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H. Pease
A .A. Cl . H. Mellach
Breckinridge
DM. Marie
R. Inch
R. B. Blake
Ohn Glennan
Club
Metropolitan Bank
Lanaburgh Furniture Co
Ninth Street
Sanager
Church of Religious Society
UTES
Mall
Lansburgh Furniture Co
Iphaye
H. G. Houghton
Kalorama Road
Dickensqn
Elkins
Burrows
Scott
FU Pont
Delaware
Stephenson
Curtis
Hansas
Bradley
Kentucky
Hayes
Fish
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Mohse
Dent
Whilse
Langley
Wight
Crumspacker
Alana
Taft
Eddy
Christian Science Directors
Lansburgh & Bro
Copenhagen
Br. van Dyke
Princeton
N. J
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Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
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Toledo
Vicksburk
Misa
Victor
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Yicensile and Retail Victor
T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
Topham
F Street
6Th St. Bet. M and
N Sts
Probey Carriage CO
N. W
John H. Magruder
Conn
Aye
K St
Georges & Son, Inc
F Street N. W
Victoria
Pope Auto CO
Ste
Pease Pianos
Gentas
John F. Ellis & CO
Pennsylvania Ave
Christian Xander
Corcoran Gallery OF Art
Washington Sab “Ght
D.uary
Washington Gaslight Company
Llth Street Nw
Orme
Board OF Personal Tax
Nls
District of Columbia
District of Cohembty
12. C
Board of Personal Tax Appeals
Melville FP. Eslin
D. BE. Wiber
Gizeboro
Offce
Commissioners of the
District of Colambiia
Glesboro Point
Dcg
17Th St Nw
Coton Engineers
M Markham
Peers
Ballentines
Newark
Shoemaker Co
Nsa
Milburn, Heister & CO
Washington, B.C
DR. White
Pa. Ave
N.W
L. J. Naramore
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