Reichmann Uses Prod Causes Stir In Conference
New York weights and measures superintendent Reichmann accused the government bureau of standards of delaying the national investigation and urged abandoning the policy of withholding reports. He argued timely state reports are essential as conditions change rapidly, while Stratton defended current practices. The conference in Washington saw elections, proposed uniform weights and measures bills, and remarks on fairness of minutes.
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Government Bureau of Standards
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Weights and Measures
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Bureau of Standards
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Stratton
Andsnes
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Reichmann
Bis
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Mr. Reichmann
Reich Mann
Rexchmann
Hoe
L. A. Tisher
Washington
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H. H. Elenry
Vermont
W. C. Haskell
Columbia
J. S. Wall
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Cafe Republique
A Fischer
W. Stratton
Ed O'Brien
PL Co. Palmer
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Prof
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J. Yoder
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A Sleeper
Kem Taerer
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Goodwar
Charles C. Neal
Booklover Contestants Announcement Promised Sunday Post
Notice urges readers to watch The Sunday Post for an important announcement about the Booklover Contest. Readers are told to ensure they see the morning edition or visit a newsdealer for the details.
Expelled Student Awarded 15000 in Florida Case
Miss Tieton Hart, expelled from a state university three years ago, filed suit in DeLand seeking 15400 against President Lin goin Bfultes. The seven day trial concluded with an award of 15000.
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Naval Orders From Dune To Mare Island Hospital
A fragmentary naval dispatch lists officers and destinations including FH ROWEN to nasal hospital Mare Island California for treatment and Koalgt with C GREM to duty New Orleans. Other names appear in scrambled form, indicating transfer orders and assignments across multiple commands.
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National Style Show Draws Largest Week Patronage at Arlington
The National Style Show at the Arlington Hotel drew the week’s largest attendance, with afternoon and evening sessions packed. Miss Emma L Dayres, designer of the harem skirt, attracted a major Washington retailer seeking copies for spring, as Owen Owen received praise for management. A next convention of the National Association of Merchant Tailors will be held in New York, with Charles J Columbus slated to manage the local fall show. Col Spencer Cosby signaled willingness to help create Potomac Park golf links, prompting cross collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce and local athletic bodies.
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J. Harry Cunningham
George A. King
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Arthur PD. Marks
M. D. Rosenberg
J. H. Small
Army Orders Leave and assignments for officers and staff
Leaves of absence for Capt Edgar Ridenour Siternth Infantry Capt Carles Th Roberts Capt William Lang Wilt Twenty-seventh Infantry etc. with duties to Leiman and Rozeman Montana on business. Capt Harold P How ard quartermaster to Leinman. Capt Elijah Bowartintale Trenvat ar tillery corps unassigned. 4 First Lieut Seaton Norvan medical corps to Tort Tiles. Lieut Col Frank Hobbs ordnance to Hot Springs Ark. Capr Pal e Howmco rk Twenty-fifth Infantry Jit Smy return to proper station.
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Trenti-ceventh
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Leinman & Alk
Ant Rozeman
Mont
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Elijah BO Wartintale
Curator of Arts Dead Veteran of the Capitol
William H. Duckstien long served as curator of arts at the Capitol from 1894, a Civil War veteran of the Bax ter Fire Zouaves and Seventy second Pennsylvania. He died at his home after 48 hours of unconsciousness from uremic poisoning, survived by his wife two sons and many relatives. Funeral services are set for Monday at the family residence, with interment in Arlington.
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Curtiss Flies to Cruiser and Back by Water
Glenn Curtiss used a hydro aeroplane to alight beside the armored cruiser Pennsylvania in San Diego Bay and rise again to sail back to land. The Navy test, unannounced, aimed to prove such craft need no ship deck platform for Navy use. Captain Chamhbera called the feat a major step in aviation development.
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Hotels guest list across multiple cities in 1 issue
A lengthy roster lists guests and their hotels in Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Connecticut Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts New York New Jersey Ohio Tennessee Virginia and foreign entries. Names include A B Van Arminger H J Tufte Whitman Reagan Goodman Galtonstall Burrage James St James Shoreham and many others with St James Ebbitt Willard Arlington and Shoreham mentioned repeatedly.
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Geings D. Burrage
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Chicgo
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Hamilton Fish
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J. M Anderson
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Philadelphia
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Washington foes lampoon a White House chamberlain idea
New York and Washington society debate appointing a chamberlain to guide White House dress and etiquette for rural visitors. The plan draws sharp comments about propriety and personal choice, with critics calling it impractical and intrusive.
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Canterbury Dean to abridge Ten Commandments
The Rev William Mordaunt Furneaux dean of Winchester was tasked by Canterbury convocation to prepare a shortened abridgment of the Ten Commandments for May consideration The plan may shorten the second fourth and tenth commandments with the tenth likely reading Thou shalt not covet Opposition from nonconformists is anticipated
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Announcement to see The Sunday Post in morning
Readers are urged to obtain The Sunday Post for full contest coverage or ask their newsdealer each morning to ensure they do not miss the latest details.
From a Cookbook to the Conscience of Cooking
The narrator recalls seeking a scientific cookbook to guide housework but finds it lacking for familiar recipes like rhubarb and pot roast. Frustrated, she pieces together a jumble of scraps from newspapers and friends, ultimately embracing a personal, eclectic recipe collection.
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