Women of Diverse Faith Pledge March in Suffrage Procession
In a united show of support for suffrage, women from Democratic, Republican, Progressive, Socialist, and Prohibition circles plan to march in the March 3 procession. Notable figures include Miss Inez Milholland and Miss Crystal Eastman Benedict as heralds, with Mrs Olive Shultz driving the lead auto from New York to Washington.
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Olive Shultz
New York
Washington
Vassar
Inez Milholand
Bert
Newport
Stella McCalla
Admiral McCalla
Rhode Island
Miss McCalla
Aliee Carpenter
J. Borden Harriman
Helen V. Boswell
Herald
Jeaders
Rosalie Jones
Wisconsin
Inez Milholland
Scorned by Lady Paget on suffrage reform in Britain
Special to The Washington Post Lady Julia Paget a noted reformer and suffrage advocate arrives on the Celtic with husband Sir John SI Paget and daughter Margaret. She dismisses female militant tactics as silly and counterproductive, saying Britons will not be browbeaten into change and that those women are increasingly misguided.
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Washington Post
New York
Julia Paget
Paget
Sir John SI Paget
Margaret
Lady Paget
England
Identified as Kimmel in Bowling Green Jail
A prisoner in Bowling Green Missouri on a forgery charge is positively identified as the famous George A. Kimmel. Photographs taken in the jail leave no doubt. Kimmel claims he is Arkansas City banker George A. Kimmel who vanished in 1898 and says he can prove his identity to any jury if allowed to tell his story. The defendant will remain jailed until the Pike county court's April term unless bond is posted.
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Bowling Green
Washington Post
St Louis Mo
Kimmel
George A. Kimmel
Arkansas City
Kans
Pike
Wedding Under Guard for Bank Leader in New Orleans
In New Orleans on February 2, Eugene F. Buhler, once president of the Teutonia Bank fined for its collapse, attended his daughter Clara Buhier's wedding to Dr. D W Groetsch while guarded by detectives. He faces return to prison pending a possible new trial. Also noted is a Collegiate Club musicale featuring Miss Ferguson Segal Weisa Singer and Dr L Glushak with pianist Joseph Stein.
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New Orleans
Eugene F. Buhler
Teutonia Bank
Clara Buhier
D. W. Groetsch
Eleventh Street
Kate Ferguson
Myer Segal
Dora Weisa
Jennie Singer
Dr. L. Glushak
George Washington University
Joseph Stein
Longevity Formula From Yale’s Oldest Alumni
Augustus Seattle, 97, oldest Yale alumnus, yesterday declined Taft’s congratulatory letter and shared his age extending plan. He advised early bedtimes, regular meals, plain cooked food, and avoiding social excess. He noted long civil service tenure and pride in being two years older than Yale graduate Garwood Harvey Attwood. He also admitted quitting tobacco after smoking late.
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Augustus Seattle
Yale
Taft
Smith
Civil Service
Garwood Harvey Attwood
Mr. Smith
Mr. Attwood
Clean appearance or gaudy wear in job hunting debated
Representative Redfield argued neatness over flamboyance when seeking work, urging graduates to avoid flashy ties and hats. S B Donnelly and Joseph B Ralph countered, stressing personal pride and sincerity matter more than attire, with looks and behavior guiding hiring decisions.
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Redfield
New York
Business High School
S. B. Donnelly
Government Printing Office
Joseph B. Ralph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Mr. Redfield
Mr. Donnelly
Ralph
Special Train for Princeton Students to Inauguration
Princeton plans to send 800 students to Washington for the inauguration on March 4. A fireworks display will run 8 to 10 pm, with lighting of the White House ellipse after, and a reception at Union Station for Gov Wilson is anticipated.
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Princeton
Washington
Wilson
Gov. Wilson
Wiliam F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Culver Military Academy
Indiana
Marshall
Isaac Gans
Gans
White House
Thomas Nelson Page
Union Station
Shoreham Hotel
Crystal Gazer Sentenced
Chicago February 2 Mrs Louisa Lindloff crystal gazer convicted of poisoning her son Arthur sentenced by Judge Windes to years imprisonment A moment later the sentence was set aside and action deferred until February 21 The delay stemmed from the tardy lawyer The judge later both rulings were set aside Lindloff suspected of poisoning other relatives including Milwaukee She argued arsenic in a corpse is not conclusive proof of murder as it is used in medicines and embalming fluids
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Chicago
Louisa Lindloft
Crystal Gazer
Arthur
Windes
Secrece
Strike vote results delayed to February 10
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen in the East will not reveal strike vote results until about February 10. T Shea, aide to President W S Carter, arrived to supervise counting of 35 000 to 40 000 ballots. Canvassing is slow and talks with railroad managers will follow the tally.
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New York
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Henginemen
Eastern Territory
T. Shea
W.S. Carter
Brotherhood
Peoria
Scanattene
Virginia Students Begin Commons Food Strike and Boycott
A mass meeting at the University of Virginia with 117 students led to a permanent student committee to negotiate with commons management. Leaders claim the university broke its implied contract by not offering wholesome food, and some vow to abstain from the commons for at least a month. The administration and faculty express regret and caution.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
University Commons
Commons
Minor Hall
D. H. Rogers
Bowling Green
Sidney FB. Parham
Washington, D. C
Statez
Uniersity
Washington Park Fire Destroys Alexandria Negro Excursion Site
Washington Park on the Notley Hall farm near Alexandria was wiped out by a blaze that began at 3 30 and burned until midnight. The wooden structures including the pavilion and chute the chutes were destroyed with losses estimated at 80 000, not insured. Samuel Bensinger owner and auctioneer said buildings were worth about 39 000 and suspected possible incendiary origin.
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Washington Park
Tegort
Notley Hall
Alexandria
Maryland
Washington
King Street
Samuel Bensinger
Twentieth Street Northwest
Bensinger
Back Bay Childless Families Reported in Aristocratic District
Boston Feb. 2 More than three quarters of Back Bay families have no children according to four investigators who canvassed 732 families in a bordered residential area. Of the 173 homes with children the average is about two per house with many so called children aged 17 or older. There is wealth and social leadership but a notable dearth of youths in the Back Bay schools none territory.
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Washington Post
Boston
Back Bay
Austen de Biola
Arlington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Street
Charles River
de Blois
Iowa House rejects delay on mixed marriage bill
Des Moines dated Feb 2 reports the Iowa House with a 46 to 24 vote refused to accept a judicial committee report recommending indefinite postponement of a bill to prevent intermarriage between whites and negroes. The body indicated it tended to pass the measure despite the committee's postponement.
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Iowa House
Des Moines
Iowa
Judicial Committee
Former minister pleads guilty to embezzling bank funds
Memphis Tenn February 2 Ward, once a minister and cashier of the Bank of Collierville, pleaded guilty to misappropriating 58000 of bank funds. He was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary and testified before pleading about his transactions that led to the bank's failure.
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Memphis
Tenn
B. Ward
Bank of Collierville
State
Ward
Light on Loot May Be Sent to New York
Boston reports detail further thefts from the National City Bank of Cambridge. William J. Kelcher claims a large portion of stolen funds was hidden in an Erie safe deposit box. New York District Attorney Whitman plans to send an assistant to interview Kelcher about a former police lieutenant alleged to have gained fifty thousand dollars aiding the robbery. He vows to go to the limit to obtain evidence of graft.
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Erie
Boston
National City Bank of
Cambridge
William J. Kelcher
George W. Coleman
Kelcher
New York
John L. Bates
Kellher
Bates
Seit
Leutenant
Keliher
Gov
Merchants’ Transfer and Storage Co
Treasury Department
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D.C
Deral National Bank
Washington
City of
District of Columbia
United States
Lawrence C. Murray
Federal National Bank Or
City of Washington
Tlawrence
Murray
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Thirteenth Street
New York Avenue
Cmpany
Panl
Salas
oMec
Board of Managers
L_ PIERCE BOTELL deba
Citizens Savags Bank
Cnaniey Cus
16Th St
Washington Gaslight Company
Washington, D. C
Phe
Washington Gasllent Company
Wills
Dolly Madison Candy
Ballentine
Newark
Snopmaker Co
Skypet
Rail merger dissolution talks stall after Supreme Court ruling
Attorney General Wickersham met Saturday with Union Pacific and Southern Pacific officials to plan dissolving their rail merger but produced no definite result. Officials fear wider split than a week ago over Central Pacific transfer to Union Pacific, a move fraught with complications. Delegates included Robert S. Lovett, Frank A. Vanderlip, Julius Krutschnitt, and Maxwell Kvaria.
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Wickersham
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Supreme Court
Officelala
Central Pacific
Robert S. Lovett
Frank A. Vanderlip
Julius Krutschnitt
Maxwell Kvaria
Maurice Stallings Dead A Prince George Politician
Maurice P. Stallings a leading Republican figure in Prince George county died at his Mount Rainier home at 51 after a six month illness He recently resigned as Mount Rainier postmaster He had run a hotel near Upper Marlboro used as a political HQ He is survived by his wife Carrie Fritch and daughter Mildred Funeral set for Tuesday afternoon.
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Washington Post
Hyattaville
Maurice P. Stallings
Prince George County
Mount Rainier
Stallings
Carrie Fritch
Mildred Stallings
Drobach and Nohir Win Six Day Bicycle Race in KC
In Kansas City Missouri the team of Drobach and Nohir won a six day bicycle race finishing tonight after a 1 mile sprint on the 12 lap track. Ryan and Cavanaugh placed second as five teams covered 1055 miles and 10 laps to decide the title.
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Drobach
Nohir
Kansas City
Ryan
Cavanaugh
Boy Wounded by Cartrige Shell After Air Rifle Shot
Calvert Hass, 16, of 539 Twelfth Street Northeast, placed a .22 cartridge in a fence and fired at it. A rim struck by the shot sent the copper shell into his forehead, leaving a flesh wound. He was treated at Casualty Hospital.
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Calvert Hass
Twelfth Street
Young Hass
Hass
Roanoke Trucker Sets Fire in Sealed Freight Car
James Sparks, nearly frozen after three days in a Montvale freight car bound for Roanoke, started a fire by burning his overcoat in a sealed lumber car at Roanoke shops. Passers by noticed smoke and firefighters opened the car to find Sparks uninjured and collapsing from exposure.
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Washington Post
Brosanoke
James Sparks
Roanoke
Sparks
Montvale
Hea Quarters
Polo Player Charles Snowden Dies From Auto Wreck Injuries
Philadelphia February report states Charles Randolph Snowden, noted polo forward for Bryn Mawr, died from internal injuries after a Wednesday accident when he was thrown from a car driven with John W. Converse from Newtown, Pennsylvania toward the city. The machine toppled into a ditch and Converse was pinned beneath it. Snowden had initially been thought to have a broken leg. later tests revealed internal injuries. Snowden helped Bryn Mawr Polo Club win the junior championship two years earlier at Narragansett Pier.
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Charles Randolph Snowden
Philadelphia
John W. Converse
Newtown
Converse
Snowden
Miss Bowers Not Yet Improved After Runaway Injury
Miss Martha Bowers, injured when thrown from a runaway horse during a ride with Miss Helen Taft, showed little improvement and may require a longer hospital stay. Providence Hospital planned arm surgery for Saturday, but bones are not yet set as doctors proceed carefully to avoid permanent injury.
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Martha Bowers
Helen Taft
Providence Hospital
Miss Bowers
Victim of Fortune Tellers In Ireland Fire Belief
New York on February 2 Mrs Agnes Walsh a Philadelphia woman blamed fortune tellers for a breakdown that led her to leap from a White Star liner and be rescued by a longshoreman. She was confined to Bellevue Hospital and had warned of a great fire in Ireland after a fortune teller foretold she would change faith. Her husband, seeking to restore her sanity, allowed her to return to Ireland where she planned to sail on the Cymric before her jump.
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New York
Agnes Walsh
White Star Line
Bellevue Hospital
Ireland
Walsh
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Clara B. Wella
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M. T. Weller
Public Comfort Committee
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George 5. Legare
South Carolina
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J. K. Frazer
Magnolia Cemetery
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Merite Fey
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Cumberland, MD
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Wilson & Mayers
American National Bank
Bank of Mutual Advantage
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Roe Fulkerson
United States Trust Co
N.E. Cor
Pinkerton & Cox United States Detective Agency
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Bask & Beakers
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WALA
Allan Pinchton
Christian Xander
Kasicat
Chase Piano CO
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California
John H. Magruder
E St
Tigit
Connecticut
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Ilbey’s
John T. Crowley
Emerson Institute For
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