Minstrel melodies and tariff talk in congressional halls
Worn by a satirical stage, a minstrel scene parodies tariff battles and Woodrow Wilson era politics. Amid chorus lines and mock debates, figures like Taft, La Follette, Cannon, and Bryan appear in a garish musical sketch reflecting tariff policy clashes and party tensions.
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Gridiron
Presidential Steeplechase Skit Ends With Police Raid
A political satire event titled the Presidential Steeplechase featured candidates Woodrow W, Judson H, Tom Marshall, Kern, Folk, Bryan, and others in a betting tableau. A bookmaker was interrupted by a police raid, halting the proceedings as guests mingled with numerous dignitaries and ambassadors in a Washington D.C. hall.
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Jim Smith
Henry Watteron
Judson H
Pegat
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Damned
W. J. Bryan
Tom Marshall
J. W. Kern
Tom Taggart
Wabash
Champ
Gov. Folk
Kovernor
W. J. Stone
J. Reed
William Jennings
Oscar W
J. Bankhead
Eugena N
Tenry Cabot Lodge
O'Brien
Briditon Puech
Americans Not Detained by Persian Authorities
Persian authorities at Enzelt failed to detain FE Cairns and the W. Morgan Shuster staff. A February 13 dispatch from St. Petersburg said Enzel and Resht officials were ordered to hold the Americans but Cairns and his colleagues left Teheran for the United States on February 10. The memo claimed the Americans must answer for irregularities alleged in Shuster's accounts.
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St. Petersburg
Enzelt
W. Morgan Shuster
Férsia
Enzel
Resht
Treasury Department
Teheran
United States
Shuster
Party from capital sails
New Orleans on February 17 Baron Henger muller von Hengervar the Austrian Ambassador to the United States Count Broltke the Danish Minister and Countess Moltie Capt de Chembrun French unitary attaché and Mme de Chambrun Mrs Nicholas Longworth mother of Representative Longworth Miss Josephine Patten of New York and Robert B Roosevelt sailed today for Panama They will return to Washington via Cuban ports.
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United States
Count Broltke
Countes Moltie
de Chembrun
Mme. de Chambrun
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Mles Josephine Patten
New York
Robert B. Roosevelt
Panama
Washington
Cuban
Tolman Prye estate leaves $1 million to Adelaide Pyie
In New York on February by the will of James Tolman Prye the entire estate valued at over $1,000,000 passes. The business of James Prye & Son is left to the widow and manufacturer Mrs. Adelaide McAlpin Prye.
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Tadies
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Turing
James Tolman Prie
Bled Todas
James Pyie
Indict Florida land firm on fraud charges says grand jury
Federal grand jury in Tampa indicts the Florida Farm and Orchard Company and officers W. J. Guilford KE. H. Guilford and A B. Morton for fraud in land sale misrepresentations. Boston parent firm and branches cited. Miss Lillian Crosby of Danvers Massachusetts named as complainant. Letters endorsing land, including one by Congressman Sparkman, allegedly forged or altered to apply to different land.
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Boston
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Brooksville
8. M. Sparkman
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Congress
Weather Summary From Washington Weather Bureau Report
Weather conditions show rising temperatures across several regions after cold spell breaks. Scattered showers in Central and Western districts with no major storms, while southern states see some disturbance. Winds along the Atlantic coast light to moderate with variable conditions. sunshine at 0 percent last night, 1 percent possible today.
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