Celebration Glores Want C E Memorial Here
Twenty fifth anniversary of Christian Endeavor in the District Union concluded at First Congregational Church Tenth and G NW with audience enthusiasm. William Shaw of the United Society praised progress, urged high school participation, and lauded Dr Francis F Clark. Building in Washington for a Quarter Century Memorial was urged. committee endorsed it and Rev Power to locate the edifice in DC. About forty ministers attended pastors conference at St Pauls Lutheran.
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Christian Endeavor
District Union
First Congregational Church
Tenth and
G Streets
William Shaw
United Society of Boston
Motealf
United Society of
Washington, D. C
vVerey
Francis F. Clark
International Union
Metcalf
Shaw
World's Union
Jiames Mc.kens
Frederick E. Power
Washington
New York
Cheryn Emdeavor
Endeavoerers
Colombia renews demand for damages from United States
Cala aol renews her claim for recompense from the United States over the separation of Persist. Diego Meradoza submitted the presentment to Secretary rc. The demand mirrors a prior claim by En. Reres, former Colemita head, when he was in Washington as special commissioner. The United States government is the target and the press notes a possible connection to changes in policy at the State Department.
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Cala Aol
United States
Diego Meradoza
Demann
En. Reres
Colemita
Washington
Colemiia
Dama
State Department
Jeanna
Morgan returns from Korea with mission complete
Edwin W Morgan arrived in Washington after finishing his Korea mission as the last American in the country. Officials say he will remain briefly while the department reviews several matters, including the Cuba treaty negotiations which are likely to be conducted largely through the American Legation once Morgan is back. Museum receives baskets from Borneo and Sumatra gifted to Dr Abbott, with notes and a planned monograph on the island civilizations.
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Edwin VW. Morgan
Waghsodten Sremeres
America
Morgan Wan
Korea
Fountina
Reeu Nd
United Win Fiew Peti de Mottes
Cuba
Meo Morgan Erriv
Havina
Museum
Borneo
Sumatra
Abbott
Amd
Charity Drives February Appeals For District Relief Funds
The Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association seek February generosity to meet urgent needs. Donations totaling varied sums from individuals and groups support food, fuel, clothing, and medical aid for distressed families, with a special “golden book fund” enabling rapid emergency relief managed by Secretary Charles F. Weller.
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Associated, Charities
Ciizens’ Relief Association
G- Street
Associated Charitties
John Jey Wilson
Dan D. Fisher
W. Z. Edingfeld
W. FE. Gibbons
H. I Houston
H. M. Currie
Weaver Bros
A. M.T
Abram Simon
M. A
George M. Smith
Jamese D. Wotts
L. B. Ridenour
R. E Poster
Annie Hunt
Admiral George Dewey
Marie Murdock
Albert Cushman
Elizabeth K. Anderson
Frank H.thomas
J. L. Watt
Montgomery Fletcher
George C. Remey
George B. Welch
E. F. Droop & Sons
Associated Charities
Citizens’ Relief Association
Golden Boot
Charles F. Weller
Weller
Golden Book Fund
Ww. 5
Montgomery
Henry D. Gordon
E. Francie Riggs
Central High School
Emory Wilson
Mary B. Redwood
B. T. Janney
Wayne Parker
Patronal Feast Observed at Apostolic Mission House
Rev W E Randall spoke on The Conversion of America at a Sunday afternoon St Francis de Sales patronal festival in Brookland attended by Dominican, Marist, Franciscan, Holy Cross Father and St Paul’s Church choirs. He urged Catholics to lead in a global religious battle through conviction rather than arms. The event noted growth of Apostolate bands in Peoria Covington and planned in St Louis Burlington VT and other dioceses. The feast concluded with music from St Paul’s choral group.
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Apostolic Mission House
Brookland
On House
Marists
Holy Cross Teathers
St. Paul's Church
Washington
Tie
Peoria
Covington
St. Louis
Furlington
W. E. Randall
America
Port Arthur
Russia
Thermopylae
Europe
Tours
Atlantic
Pacific
Chicago Post Office Faces Unrelieved Mail Congestion
Chicago struggles with overwhelmed mail service as a $120000 pneumatic system and $20000 machinery fail to ease delays. Clerks work 10 to 12 hours daily, hundreds of bags go undistributed nightly, and officials in Washington say relief cannot arrive before July 1 when next year's funds are available. Postmaster Busse travels to Washington tomorrow to press for aid.
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Chicago
Washington
Busse
Blind bids at Savannah reveal bonds as personal favor
In Savannah Federal court, the Greene and Gaynor trial centered on oral testimony and documents. W F McCauley, president of Savannah Bank and Trust, testified he acted as bondsman in bids for the Savannah harbor contract, as a personal favor to John F Gaynor, with Greene and Gaynor named as real bidders behind several proposals.
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Savannah
Greene
Gaynor
W. F.mccauley
Savannah Bank and Trust Company
McCauley
O. M. Carter
John F. Gaynor
Savannah Dredging Company
Greene and
Savannah Dredging
John Tweedale
J. W. O. Sterley
United States Engineer
Mr. McCauley
W. H. Walsh
Walsh
W. J. Wheeler
Irwin
Carter
War J Department
Washington
National Dredging Company
P. Sanford Rross
W. F. McCauley
Atlantic Contracting Company
Ross
Nervous Babies and Testimony in Damage Suit
A judge bound over Henry Reisinger's damage suit to the grand jury, setting Bond at 2000 dollars for The Exact Cau charged with testifying falsely. A second item reports a mother crediting Postum coffee substitute for stabilizing nerves in herself and her nursing baby, published as a testimonial from Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Harrison Wagner
Henry Reisinger
Kimball
Raspberry beverage declared not a drink by Secretary Wilson
Secretary Wilson issues a bulletin declaring raspberry vinegar not a beverage and bars its import as misbranded. The order, effective May 1, allows designation as raspberry beverage only if made solely from raspberries or raspberry juice with no unlisted additives, aside from sugar vinegar and spices.
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Wilson
Bazaar Opens at St. Pauls Sunday School
In the Sunday school annex of St. Pauls Church at Fifteenth and V streets northwest a bazaar was formally opened last night under Gumday school directors. Mas Sylvester the superintendent of police gave the opening address. Booths run by teachers offer delicacies and useful articles to support current Sunday school expenses. The bazaar runs four evenings until Thursday at 9 o clock each night. It is managed by Father Thomas A. Walsh and Charles W. Carr superintendent of the Sunday school.
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Mas. Sylvester
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's Church
Thomas A. Walsh
Charles W. Carr
Indicted to Block Parole for Ohio Bank Official
The Cuyahoga County grand jury returned an additional indictment against George A. Ros, former secretary and treasurer of the Produce Exchange Bank, now serving a ten year term in the Ohio penitentiary for embezzlement that caused the bank’s failure. A parole bid was under way, but pending charges prevent release by law.
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Ohio Bank
Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County Grand Jury
George A. Ros
Produce Exchange Bank
Ohio Penitentiary
Appeal on Behalf of U S C V Montgomery
Maj. Thomas M. Owen commander in chief of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans issues an open letter appealing for aid to revive old camps and form new ones. He aims to renew interest by the next reunion in New Orleans and hopes for over a thousand replies in thirty days from veterans.
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Montgomery, Alg
Thomas M. Owen
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Confederate Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Maj. Owen
New Orleans
Reward Offered for Donnelly In Cincinnati
The Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's National Union announces a reward for information on President Michael Donnelly who has not been heard from since Thursday after leaving the Dennison Hotel. He arrived in Cincinnati with Secretary Call to settle a strike at the Abattoir Company.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Michael Donnelly
Archbishop Attacks Unions Over Slights of Work
Archbishop Keane of Dubuque condemned labor unions that defend workers who underperform or shortchange their employers. In a sermon at St. Patrick's Church in Clinton he called a union that supports such behavior a school of thievery, arguing it encourages theft of labor.
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Clinton, Town
Keane
Dubuque
St. Patrick's Church
President Tight Injured In Laboratory Explosion
In Albuquerque New Mexico University President W G Tight was seriously hurt yesterday when gasoline exploded during experiments in the laboratory. He lost an arm and suffered severe injuries with unconsciousness, and his recovery is doubtful.
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Tight
New Mexican University
Albuquerque
N. M
W.G. Tight
New Mexico University
Land fraud arrest informs Nebraska case against Hull
Irving B. Hull was arrested in Chadron Nebr today and held on $3000 bond by U S Commissioner Slattery on a charge of subornation of perjury in securing fraudulent homestead entries within the D W C T M Hunting tone stock and cattlemen inclosure Gordon area connected to Gordon Nebraska
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Omaha
Nebr
Irving B. Hull
United States
Slattery
Chadron
T. M. Huntingtone Sbankene
Gordon
Senate Passes $500000 for Pinar del Rio Public Works
Havana reports the Senate approved a House bill allocating 500000 for immediate public works in Pinar del Rio Province to aid sufferers idled by tobacco crop rains. Also notes on American auto imports and a Frederick D. Sturgis lecture on The Redemption of the Prodigal Daughter at First Baptist Church.
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Senate
Havana
Fen
House
Pinar del Rio
Frederick D. Sturgis
National Crittenton Mission
First Baptist Church
Sixteenth
C Streets
Dartmouth Alumni Dinner Heights Football Debate
Representatives from Massachusetts and Vermont, led by Dartmouth alumni, defend football as an athletic spirit that draws talent. The thirty-first annual Washington Dartmouth Alumni dinner featured speeches by Rostrum Tucker, Speaker Cannon, and multiple congressmen, praising alumni unity and the sport’s role in American civilization.
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Fetot
Harvard
Tirrell
Massachusetts
Dartmouth
Darimouc’ Alumni Association
Washington
Tucker
Cannon
Martin
South Dakota
Foster
Vermont
Injan
Illinois
New England
Charles S. Clark
Redfield Proctor
Henry E. Burnham
Charles ©. Tirrell
Samuel W. McCall
David J. Foster
E. G. Kimball
A. A. Fisher
William J. Wallis
Benjamin F. Adams
W. H. Wolverton
Association
Samuel J. Bond
Horace 8. Cummins
Joseph H. Hobbs
J. H. Burnham
W. J. Cheney
Lucian
Tilton
F. Fremont- Smith
Charles S. Sloane
Dr. G._Kimball
C. 8. Clarke
A. P. Greeley
W. LB. Patterson
N. Ryder
D. B. Hildreth
W. A. Johnson
H. P. Blair
A. B. Veazey
A. C. Asley
W. H. Merrell
W. J. Wallis
B. F., Adams
J. 0. Simpson
C. C.walker
BP. G. Redington
T. B. Egbert
Carroll
Paul
E. H. Egbert
W. MH. Chandler
J. H. Gallinger
F. D. Gurrier
W. P. Stafford
Speaker Cannon
Lawyer Valentine on Trial in Extraordinary Supreme Court
Special to The Washington Fest Mineola L I Feb 5 The trial of lawyer Benjamin Valentine of Brooklyn began before Justice Rogers Watertown N C in an extraordinary term of the Supreme Court appointed by Gov Higgins The indictment charges him with offering and disposing of a deed alleged to be false conveying property in his wifes name to his mother for whom he acted as agent Valentine was subscribing witness to the deed with the property located at Cedarhurst New Jersey and California
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Mineola
L. L
Benjamin
Valentine
Brooklyn
Rogers
Watertown
N. C
Supreme Court
Higgins
Cedarhurst
J. 1
California
Passenger Train Derails After Side Swipe in Cleveland
Five passenger coaches derailed on the Lake Shore at the foot of Alabama street in Cleveland. Train No 14 west bound was side swiped by a yard freight. The engineer and fireman were slightly hurt and passengers were shaken but none seriously injured. Both trains moved slowly.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Shore
Alabama Street
Freight cars robbed near Cincinnati train yards
The Big Four freight train halted in Cincinnati last night with fourteen cars found unlocked and merchandise stolen from multiple wagons between Ivorydale and Heights Street yards. The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lines also report large thefts as investigations continue. Three peddlers have been arrested.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ivorydale
Heighth Street
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Kiely Refuses Resignation. Demands Trial as Chief Suspended
St Louis February 5 Chief of Police Kiely refused to resign after a request from the board of police commissioners and demanded a trial. Pending the trial the police board suspended Kiely and appointed Night Chief Gallaspy as acting chief. Reasons for Kiely’s resignation request are not disclosed. He has served thirty years with the department.
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St. Louis
Kiely
Board of Police Commissioners
Police Board
Gallaspy
Chiet
Kielly
Police Department
Holton Congratulated on Reappointment in District
Special to The Washington Post reports Holton received word of his reappointment by the President. The move is seen as administration endorsement of his prosecution of alleged revenue frauds in the district. Deputy Collector Green testified that Samuel and other revenue officers watched him when he investigated in Wilkesboro. J.H. Smith admitted signing reports he hadn’t read and swearing to destruction of stills he hadn’t seen. Chapman allegedly noted such practice. Smith had gone to British Columbia after indictment but returned and posted bond.
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Washington Post
Greensboro
N.ov
Holton
Green
Samuel
Wilkesboro
J.H. Smith
Chapman
British Columbia
Norfolk and Southern Injunction Denies Right of Way
Judge Purnell issued a temporary injunction restraining the Suffolk and Carolina Railway from trespassing on the Norfolk and Southern right of way at Roper. The Metropolitan Trust Company of New York represents the Norfolk and Southern in a suit to block condemnation through Mackes's Ferry on Albemarle Sound. The injunction will be argued March 5.
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Norfolk and Southern
Suffolk
Carolina
Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
Purnell
Suffolk and Carolina Railway
Norfolk and Southern Railways
Roper
Metropolitan Trust Company of New York
Suffolk and Carolina
Mackes's Ferry
Albemarle Sound
Atlantic
North Carolina
Newhern Oriental and Western
Raleigh and Pamlico
No Trace Of Their Man Alleged Murderer Sought In Norfolk
Norfolk detectives have no trace of Leo C Thurman wanted for the murder of Walter P Doisen a discharged marine in East Main Street boarding house last Thursday Calls on ships here raised a reward fund for his arrest Suspects arrested nearby towns fail to match Thurmans description
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Marine Dolson
Norfolk
Washington Post
Leo C. Thurman
Walter P. Doisen
East Main Street
Thurman
Marine Corps
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Mitchell
Herman and
Williamson
Emma V. Wharton
Robert Wharton
Justice Stafford
Evanston
Citizens’ Savings Bank
John C. Terhune
Olson
Charles Olsen
Asheville
Charles Wittmer
Mount Holly
N. J
Rufus Johnson
Florence W. Allinson
Moorestown
Johnson
Wwe
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Baby
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Owen
Donnelly
Butchers’ Union
Department of Commerce and Labor
Consu Morey
Colombo
Ceylon
Great Britain
Germany
Eliot
David Barrow
Specias
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WN. C
S. M. Pritchett
Allendale
Barrow
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Twenty-first Regiment
Winchester
State Board of Examiners
State Board of Education
Richmond
Brotherhood Maintenance of Way
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
F. L. Cabell
Dixon
Thomas Q. Purnell
United States District Court
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Thaddeus Bretton
Rubbles
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Roanoke
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Mother Jones
Felix Agnus
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Sale
J. Karr’s
F Street
Cc. H. Luengene
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