Lecture on Peace Endorses Knowledge Over War in United States
Dr Maso Nitobe lectured at the Carnegie Endowment on international peace arguing Japan and China seek knowledge and trade, not war. He urged openness to science and the arts as paths to global harmony, with post-lecture receptions and many dignitaries present.
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Japan
Jnaso Nitobe
Carnégie Endowment For International Pea
China
Pacific
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Udu
Theodore Burton
Britoire
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Archibald Bovis
Andamon Ur
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Charles Wrowle
Charles W Fitts Boyd
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Greely
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Charles Noble Urogary
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Mira John Bau
Oaborne
Gotwater
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William T Rugsetl
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French Sowal
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Small Justis Statord
William Tyyloe_ Snyter
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Sutherland Albert Sehultais
Burleson Leads House Row Over Navy Plans and Canals
Democratic Caucus chairman Albert Burleson argues against new battleships and seeks more auxiliaries while backing Moyer’s plan for a Panama Canal supply shipyard. He warns naval expansion could raise freight rates and hurt rail lines, pressing for repairs and auxiliary vessels to support wartime needs.
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Wireless field gear and camera boost air scouts efficiency
At a aviation camp, new wireless gear and aluminum generator devices boost aircraft scouting. A high powered camera enables army aviators to photograph targets while scouting. Wireless sets reach at least nine miles, helping scouting planes avoid returning to base.
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Charles F Robinson Dies at Home After Work
Charles F Robinson died at his residence on Udon Street Southweet after returning from work. He suffered a severe bout of hiccups that grew violent, and family members laid him down where he soon expired. An ambulance and physician were notified, and Dagener Nevitt was informed.
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Teun
Unity Hospital
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Mare Jewels Among World’s Finest Arrangements
The quot of mare jewels stands as a claim to exceptional quality, suggesting the collection ranks with the finest in the world and highlighting the value and prestige attached to such items. Figures or attributions are not provided in the fragment.
District rail lines seek federal authority over trolley service
At a district meeting yesterday the Interstate Commerce Commission was urged to extend jurisdiction over railways running buses and electric lines into city limits. Barham Company and other firms argued for oversight, citing the need to regulate cross-state traffic and unify services under federal rules. The session focused on whether interstate commerce law validly covers city to town transit operations already run within the district.
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Wemeqs
Washinton
Barham Tc
Cogt
Oval
First Basketball Of Ice At Tidal Basin Game
A baseball game will be played today on the ice at the Tidal Basin as part of a carnival. Large crowd expected, with Dr Ernest Meyer and Jerome Conver among those assisting. The event aims to support a charity as captains lead teams in the unusual contest on the frozen water.
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Meyer
Jerome Conver
Whitney Avenue Memorial election slate announced
The Pareview Effeeens Meet reports Whitney Avenue Memorial plans for reelection of President John P Scarath and Vice President W Wilmath, with other officers to be nominated at the March meeting.
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Ats Salaiing
Tas Perk View
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Teabella Foye Macterneach
Mrs Teabella Foye Macterneach of Jaupph Macteriaad died yesterday after many years in the area. Survived by her children Henry B jadtarland, Ormer Tom Iattonpe, Setaryea Wena, Joogra BP Mactriang Foe det Reens, and the late Isabelle Macfarland. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon.
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Teabella Foye Macterneach
Jaupph Macteriaad
Tour Chidren
Henry
Jadtarland
Tom
Setaryea
Mactriang
Isabelle Macfarland
Washington Gas Light Company 1911 Earnings Report
The Washington Gas Light Company reports 1911 figures to Congress showing net earnings of 498 000 dollars and total expenditures of 1 053 968 dollars. Gas sales in District of Columbia reached 2 204 286 082 cubic feet, bringing 2 930 053 dollars in revenue for the year while overall company revenue reached 2 008 278 dollars after other income. Dividends paid total 574 dollars per share? 2 08? stockholders numbered 1 253.
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Washington Gas Light Company
Atmvel
Conress
District of Columbia
Totel
Hed Op
Roe
Atoka
Ceva
Boas
Reno
Raen and Rent Igna Legal Dispute Reported
The parties refuse to act on the matter of Mrs Henderson, widow of a former mayor, regarding a public notice advert tied to a commissioner's opinion from Corporation Counsel Thomas. The counsel found no action to block the signatures on the petition or tend referred to in the appearance. The complainant, Fyen, voiced dissatisfaction.
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National Geographic Docisty Event At Masania Temple
An author addressed a national Geographic gathering at the New Masania Temple that night. The talk touched on African heritage and recently recovered statues from the coast of Africa, highlighted by a Northern Coast of Africa motif and a display of Brorss statues.
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National Geographic
New Magabie Temple
Frank Sowars
Jean
Masania
Creda
Africa
Funeral for Helen Wyden Myers Held at St John’s Church
Funeral services for Helen Wyden Myers, chief signal officer of the United States Army, who died yesterday after a long illness, will be held tomorrow at St John’s Episcopal Church in Washington. Interment will follow in Buffalo. She is survived by two sisters, Miss Katherine Myers and Viola Myers, and by a husband.
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Mime Myer
Congressional Secretaries Club Elects Officers
The Congressional Secretaries Club for senators and representatives was formed last night with officers named for the year. President Kendrick, Vice President Slattery, Charles Mi Ketchum, B C Collins, John W Roberts, corresponding secretary Willie E Ruffian, recording secretary Dunham, and treasurer W L Brage were announced. The next meeting is set for Monday at 2 oclock in the Agricultural committee room.
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Agricultural Committee
Jonacaramittene
Kendrick
Prenigenta
Joseph M Slattery Charles Mi Ketchum
B.C Collins
John W Roberts
Willie E. Ruffian
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Agricultural Committes
Debate on Zowe Charter Draws Citywide Clash
Representatives from Otterkurne and Willams districts argued for and against admission in the proposed Chevy Chase charter. A tense Chevy Chase Library meeting last night ended with about three fourths of attendees in favor of retaining the charter as proposed.
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Willams
T- Corporation
Chevy Chase
Ashe
Curtis
R Savard Wolsh
Thomas B. Robertson
Northwestern Suburban Association Hails Library Donation Plan
The Northwestern Suburban Association met at Magonle Temple last night and endorsed a plan to erect a library in Tanmpnytown with a Carnegie fund gift. Mr and Mrs Christian Henrich pledged a donation of land valued around 150 dollars for a triangular lot of 1,000 square feet on Wigconain Avenue near Mun MI road. Representative L Thyer of Missouri urged the group to back district bills that would create facilities for student education. The meeting also supported a bill to require street railways to offer half-fare rates to school children.
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Tanmpnytown
Tannallytown
Donaiva Ia
Wigconain Avenue
Mun MI
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L. Othyer
Missouri
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Dyer
Hospital Charities Board Criticised At New York Session
The Gotymerre Chamber last night approved a 10? million appropriation for a new hospital annex and opposed private charities, a vote seen as a victory for the Emergency House. The board plans a state investigation and will present findings at the chamber's next meeting on Tuesday.
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Nebraska State Association Dance Brings Local Leaders Together
Members of the Nebraska State Association gathered at a meeting in a Lincoln ballroom last night. Attendees included legislators and representatives such as Hepator and Mrs Norris, Representative Kin alg Desna, and a list of others like Mr PF Bross and Mr and Mrs Collies. The event featured brief remarks acknowledging cooperation among state leaders and local officials.
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Frankl Abbott
Franklin Wo Galler
Fred K Nelson
Hepator
Norris Anon
PF Bross
Collies Pet
Drexel el
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Guire
Aire
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Retin
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