Smoot Accepts Compromise on Printing Government Money
Senate approves a five year plan to shift most paper money printing to power presses while faces remain hand printed. Joint committee chair Smoot says the agreement saves about $140 000 annually and reduces labor, with full power press use spread over five years. Ralph and union officials backed the draft amid counterfeiting and quality concerns.
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Senate
Pinte Printers' Union
Smoot
Joseph B. Raph
Purest of Engraving and Printing
Union
Ming
Amooth
Ralph
Ralston
DIIS
United States
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Tits Mieang
Dresixa
Tor
Onemaea
Aria Ttin
Smith Faces Away From Attack In Murder Trial
Indicted James H Smith stands accused of a deadly assault on Morrie Bennett a Maryland merchant implicated in a murder case tied to William Mickle keeper of a Seventh Street store. Bennett now at casualty hospital identified Smith as his attacker as prosecutors outline the night ride and the rear strike details. Witnesses including hospital staff and local tradesmen described Bennett s wounds while defense counsel pressed objections amid court proceedings in Criminal Court No 1.
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James H.smith
Asault
Morrie Bennett
Maryland
William T. ‘Mickle
Cillar
Seventh Street
Chicago
Bennett
Smith
William Lamsey
Henry P. Kern
James A. Hall
Joseph Richardson
Albert 12. Easton
John O. Evangelerk
James Roach
Charles S. Hilbert
Thomas W. Scott
Samuel McCauley
William P. Mu
Proctor
Hennett
Owen
Justice Anderson
Font
Wilson
Trn
George C. Shinn
Ohiét
Cititkel
Hemmett
Casualty Hospital
Fifth Anniversary Celebration of Columbus Brewery Society
Members of the Columbus Brewery Beneficial Society gathered at Carroll Institute for a banquet marking the organization’s twenty-fifth anniversary. Guest of honor Christian Heinrich spoke briefly on the group’s brewery connections, and officers were listed as George Miler president Leopold Birke vice president Frank Room secretary Baldus Birke treasurer Otto Mutchler financial secretary. Dancing followed the banquet.
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Ita
Columbus
Brewére
Béneficial Society
Carroll Institute
Christan
Heiirich
George Miler
Leopold
Birkle
Frank
Room
Baldus Birkle
Otto Mutchler
Fire damages and losses at local stores on Seventh Street
A Sunday night blaze destroyed J C McCrary at 41 Seventh Street Northwest causing estimated losses of 30000 to 14000. The Woolworth store next door suffered about 95000 damage. George E Mott’s property faced 20000 in losses. Fire Chief Wagner called it miraculous the blaze was confined to one structure and did not spread to Mott’s building containing oil and turpentine.
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J.C. McCrary
Seventh Street
Woolworth
George E. Moth
Mrs Edward E Duvall Interred at Magnon Cemetery
The body of Mrs Edward E Duvall was taken to Norfolk Virginia for burial inMagnon Cemetery after services officiated by Rev George W Duiley rector of St Stephen's Episcopal Church She was born Jane Doniphan Parker and descended from a distinguished Virginia family
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Duval
Edward
Duvall
Norfolk
Magnon Cemetery
George W. Duiley
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Jane Doniphan Parker
Shampoo Claim Spurs Hair Loss Battle in Tacoma
A Tacoma Record reader Mrs. Mac Martyp endorses a canthrox based shampoo claiming it halts hair loss and leaves scalp clean and healthy. The ad style text lauds the product beaker mix and long lasting effects, urging steady use for best results.
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Mra
Mac Martyp
Tacoma
Rockefeller Sanitation Drive Out Hookworm Report
The Rockefeller Sanitary Commission reports its second annual drive against hookworm across nine Southern states. About 140,000 people were treated last year at a total cost of 746,000 dollars, with focus on long term cooperation and establishing permanent county health supervision. Public support backs expanding medical exams for rural children and life health conservation. The effort aims to create a stable framework and county superintendents to oversee health programs. Public sentiment backs continued funding and nationwide cooperation.
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Rockefeller
Freeman Gompers Case Hearings Resume Against AFL Leaders
The contempt proceedings against Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell, and Frank Morrison of the AFL were resumed before Justice Wright. Morrison and Gompers denied taking or seeking immunity, pled innocence, and said the federation never initiated a boycott but approved actions of affiliated groups. Morrison described the Buck's Stove and Range Company as placed on a "We don't patronize" list, and declined to recall his oath from the International Typographical Union while offering to provide a copy to prosecutors.
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Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Mérrigan
American Federation of Labor
Tusticn Wright
Mr. Morrison
Gompers
Morrison
Mitchell
American ‘Federation of Labor
Buck's Stove and Range Company
Gath
Ps Pettiniece
Vancouver
B.C
Federation
Davenport
International ‘Typographical Union
Committee of Prosecutors
Kubelik Thrills Audiences with Violin Virtuosity at Columbia Theater
The celebrated violinist Kubelik delivered a dazzling recital at the Columbia Theater yesterday afternoon before an eager audience. He showcased extraordinary technique across Tchaikovsky and Bach works with one encore, earning praise for his powerful execution though some preferred more poetic charm. Schwab accompanied and highlighted Kubelik's distinctive style, whose expressive gaze and poised grace drew comparisons to Paganini.
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Jon Kubelik
Clumbla
Techaikowsky
Albaro Moderato
Ludwig Schwab
Kubelik
Gensus
Fitnell
Mastie
Sygman
Ren
May includes towns in Maryland and Virginia in municipal office rule
President Taft issued an order allowing roughly 10 000 civil service employees in nearby Maryland and Virginia towns to hold municipal offices. The order covers Kensington Tahome Park Garrett Park Chevy Chase Glenacho Hyatteville Ingland Falls Church Vienna and Herndon Virginia. A proviso bars employees from partisan political activity in national state or county affairs while supporting home rule and local self government justifications.
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Maryland
Virginia
Civil-Service Commission
Presigent Taft
Kensington
Tahome Park
Garrett Park
Chevy Chase
Glenacho
Hyatteville
Ingland
Falls Church
Vienna
Herndon
Pee
Civil Service
Evil Service Commission
Nix Conmuted to Prevent Insanity in Roswell Case
Unclear text records a US president action muting an existing sentence for Robert E. Nix after a sixteen month term in Roswell. Authorities reportedly detaining costs as part of the sentence while the prisoner faced deportation and related implications from Mexico.
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Repirt
Nix
Moore-Hold Annual Bali Social of Moose Lodge
Officers attend the ninth district Moose ball at the Masonic Temple Ninth and area. Harry T Payne chairs the ball committee and awards were given by the Moose. The gathering featured an orchestra led by Prof Hoyberger and hospitality by the Ladies Auxiliary.
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Moose
Harry’t. "Payne
Hoyberger
J. Brown
Rob Hedderman
J. Cosgrove
Herd’ No. 9
Offith
Gucciites
Proctor
Navy opens butter bids in New York and San Francisco
Government accepts proposals for 40 000 pounds to New York and 4 000 pounds to San Francisco with packing and handling costs. Lowest bid was over seven cents above the weekly wholesale market. the extra covers packaging. Also Loyal Lodge Good Templars plan a rally March 23 at 14 Pennsylvania Avenue with address by Mrs Ball and remarks from Reps Siseen and Roddenberg.
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Gea
Navy
New’ York
San Francisco
Templars
Loyal Lodge
Independent Order
Good Templars
Ita Hall
Pennsylvania
Avenue, Supthcant
Amt
City Bulletin of Screenings and Showtimes
Listings describe matinee and evening showtimes at multiple venues including Colwmble William HL Crane and Gayety Houdini Baylesque. Also notes a bread advertisement for Holmes Bakery and various film titles such as A Kentucky Romance and Virginia section. Open for inspection and delivery details appear in the mix.
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Wight
P. m
Colwmble
William HL
Crane
Xaflour
Marietta
Holmes
Brutus
Virginia
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Wu_-Knabe '&Co
Enabe Building
City
Schwab
Knabe
St. Regis
Washington
DG Pfeiffer
OME Rubber Company
F Street
N. W
Hood
The
Washington Post
Burchell
Raglly
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Ernest Gichner
St WN. W
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Grocer
Hell Mans
Ant
Assauet
James HL Smith
Prigoger
Tey Ae
Pete Abe
Columbia Beneficial Society
Sev“enth Street
South
Commission
Frank Morrison
Buck
Vieliniet
Columbu
Taft
Tenten
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GEo. A. DICKEL & Co. _ Distillers
Nashvile, ‘Fenn
Selly Piet Clase Acribees
Aml ‘Rataliais
City Bulleting
Oyater Coskin
Phila’ Dyater
Chop Hower
Henry T. Offferdinger
Ninth St. N. W
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Siete
St. Paul
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Beildtas
Nad
Saleernem
Anorth Cantal St
Mass. Ave
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Washington, D. C
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9Th Street
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9Th St. N. W
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