Ospina Calls Arbitration Path Over Panama Row
Colombian minister Senor Ospina urged arbitration as the remedy for the Panama dispute. He said the 1904 severance and U S conduct harmed Colombia and hindered friendship and trade with the United States. Representative Sulzer and Rep. Rainey criticized U S methods and urged reparation. Secretary Knox’s pending visit to Mexico drew mixed expectations in Washington and Bogota.
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State Department
Senor Owpina
Corte
Foue
Bulzee
Rainey
Itowa
Panama
Sates
Republic of
Colombia
Central
South America
Sulzer
Pangua
United Bate
Illinois
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Onpina
New York
Roosevelt
Senar_Oupina
Senor Ospina
Republic
Ceorbia
Senor
Ospina
Mexico
Benor Martines Y Crespo
Foreign Office
Knox
White
Gepina
Waite House
Taft
Atgte
Bea
Canal Zone Strip
Envoy Cautions Knox as Pacification Mission Questioned
The Colombian minister warned Secretary Knox that his trip may fail to pacify Latin American troubles if not properly instructed. Senor Gapine pressed his government’s stance on Knox’s visit, while Panama and the United States prepared for Knox’s Caribbean and Central American itinerary aboard the armored cruiser Washington bound for Palm Beach.
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Knox
Senar Owoma
Huntington ‘Wilson
State Department
Ino Mma
Senoc Gapine
Tom Aura
Seek Lost Wife in Washington Relatives Aid Search
The Rev Walton H Greever editor of the United Lutheran church paper and his brother arrive in Washington to help locate Mrs W H Greever who vanished in a shopping district last Friday with Miss Annlee Ryan. Police have no clear lead as relatives in Zanesville and others are notified. The husband says she may have suffered a nervous breakdown. three children await news with relatives in Tadwell Virginia.
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Walton H. Greever
Colurt
Die
8. C
Mra
W. H. Greever
Arthur Ef, Kobn
Columbia
Haggar L. Greever
Tagwatl
Theodore
Philadelphia
Vie Wearch
Greever
Annlee Ryan
Corcoran Street
Ste
Zanesville
Oho
Im Greever
Washington
United Bynod
Flo
Mr& Greaver
Huaband
Biacita
Walt
Fie Mima
Wiria
Otharr
Taxewell. Va
Alstarrce
Night schools in Washington closed for lack of funds
Superintendent William M Davidson approved a plan terminating thirteen night schools after budget cuts reduce maintenance from 220 to about 17 500 dollars. Over 1400 students lose instruction and the board of education may veto the recommendation. White and colored schools face reduced schedules while several sites will remain open with fewer nights.
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Washington
Wiliam M. Davidson
Henry B. W. Murch
Oper
Davidaon
Murch
Vans
Parsons
Bape
Board’ of Education
Maperintentent
Cape Orner
Bales von
educa+tion
Davidson
Murph
Hvana
Cuno H. Rudolph
Dreserd Hia
Rudolph Amd Judson
McKinley
Bussiges
Pranklin
Aludenta
Schdals
Gales
Jettore
Washington Mall Clerks Banquet At Hotel Continental
More than a hundred Washington city post office employees attended the annual banquet of the United States Mall Clerks Association at the Hotel Continental. Speeches by First Assistant Postmaster General Charles P. Grandfield and Postal Department leaders highlighted the event. Committees in charge of the dinner included SM, W. Stephenson, D. H. J. Brown, J. W. Murphy, and others.
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Washington City Post Office
Washington
United States Mall
Hotel Continental
Ros Tulkinson
Aaslastant
Poati
Charles P. Grandfeld
Norman A. Merritt
Postoffice Department
Theodore 1 Weed
J.C. Koons
L. J. Robinson
Granville M. Hunt
P. Springer
W. H. Haysock
Ne ‘L. “Onsen
W. Stephenson
D. H. J. Brown
J. W. Murphy
P. Stewart
Wiliam Warren
F. D. Roberta
R.¥. Bond
H.R. Brandock
W. R. Sherwood
3. H. Simmons
E.G. Church
Frank Byrom
C. B. Matthews
W. Ok Warner
Extra Pay Denied in Broru Iter Case at Court of Claims
An opinion issued yesterday in the Court of Claims denies extra pay to Broruiter in the Byencer BK Philips case, an enlisted man on recruiting service. The ruling upholds the long standing practice of both army and marine corps denying such extra duty pay, noting the small amount involved but emphasizing the precedent and potential broader implications for government compensation.
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Court of Claims
Byencer
BK. Philips
Maring Corde
Army
Marine Cords
Julia Marlowe recovering from throat ailment in Tulia
Brys E H Sothern known to Boers as Julia Marlowe was treated yesterday at the Episcopal Kya Eat and Threat Hospital by Dr C W Richardson for a throat trouble. She is improving rapidly and will likely leave the capital within a few days. Mrs Sothern had been suffering throat trouble for a long time during her engagement here and became hoarse.
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Brys
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
C. W. Richardson
Movements of Conan Steamers and Related Names
Fragmented OCR lists movement of people and places including New York and Nieuw Ame tardaen. Mentions Harre-Rechambeau and other names with no clear dates or context. Ends with health advice about laxatives and caution to proceed after ensuring health.
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Conan
Fanarvnip
Ay “Toth
Daacd
Trom Anteerp
Nieuw Ametardaen
Rotiiram
Chaage
Marre
Harre
Caroline
New Toth
Pipmowth
Kengorina Wihelta
Frosn
New York
Agined
Army urged to form national cavalry and artillery remount group
Dinner remarks by Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and Gen. Wood support a National Cavalry and Artillery Remount Association to coordinate racing, breeding and remount needs for Army horses. Belmont and Alten endorse the plan, aiming to centralize records and promote racing at posts with mounted troops.
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Dom
Wood
Belutent, Whateman
Jocksy Club
Sportamen's Association
Brancita
United States“Army
Eidimont
National Cavalry and Artillery Remount Association
Washington
S. Rémister
Leonard Wood
Staf
Bachren
Alec Riled
Ott. Weed
Henry T. Alten
Alec Attenkers
Belmont
Maj
Aller
Press Oby
Takoma Cimzene Ir Bow Discussion On Berger Bill
The Takoma Park Citizens Association held a heated meeting last night over whether to record support for Representative Berger's bill, with the association's legislative committee having reported favorably. The committee's recommendation was rejected by a close vote amid spirited debate. Also noted were new memberships for Guresa and Nusbaum and a planned lecture by Judge W. J. Delacy at 8:15 PM Friday at the branch library.
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Tp Botialistis
Tahoma Park Citizens' Association
Berger
Bov
B. O
Nusbaum
Anssineéinénl
Delacy
Kentucky hospital seeks government fire alarm system
A House resolution proposes an investigation into the Kentucky Government Hospital for the Insane needs for fire protection. Rep Cantril notes the facility lacks fire fighting equipment and relies on a rented alarm system as the government delays acquiring apparatus.
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U. S. Institution
Kentucky
Welfare Work Highlighted At Annual Monday Evening Banquet
The Monday Evening Club held its annual banquet at Ragadher's last night with speeches by Rep Shaulesy Rev Frank J Gootwin and Mrs Medill McCormick on the nations welfare work. The discussion covered the National Civic Federation efforts to improve living and health conditions for all classes, laborers, and a push to curb loan-sharking.
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National Civic Federation
Sibila? Organitetione
Reuscher
Mra
Medill McCormick
Congress
O'Shaunessy
John van Solisick
Church of Our
Ghalles FE
Neabh
Edwin
Mount Pleasant Gonaragadonalthe Church
Walter C. Clephaita
Harvey W. Wiley
Collapse at Pittsburgh plant kills worker and injures four
A structural collapse at the Myung, Chattont & Co. cement plant in Piptaburgh, Pennsylvania, killed one worker and injured four others. The building, under construction, suddenly collapsed into the cellar trapping additional workers. Investigation and cause are not yet known.
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Piptaburgh
Fey
Ates
Myung, Chattont & Co
Steed
Eine
Trom & Cause
Navy Yard Employes Ball At Washington Navy Yard
The fourth annual bar of the Clarke and Draftemén of the Washington Navy Yard drew about three hundred couples and several new officers. Officers listed include H. C. Bradley as chairman, J. H. Mills secretary, J. May treasurer, with J. H. Mitternfort, L. In Steiner, and B. German noted among organizers.
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Navy Yard
Washington Navy Yard
Naval Gun Factory
Exnratice
H. C. Bradley
J. H. Mills
J. May
J. H. Mitternfort
Steiner
B. German
Naval Academy Chief Gibbons Denied Relief Over Friction
Capt. John D. Gibbons head of the Naval Academy at Annapolis sought removal from his post due to friction with Secretary Meyer. Navy officials deny any change, noting Gibbons remains in position while investigations and internal recommendations continue. The secretary is away from the city.
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Capt. Gibbons
Peteomasl
T. M. Potts
John 4. Gibbons
United States Nat ‘Val Academy
Annapolis
Naval
Meyer
Potts
Gibons
Academgy
Secretary of the Navy
Gipbons
Ty. T Sen
Giovona
Naval Academy
Gibbon
London
Naval Department
Annapolie
Md&i
Lieut. Andrews
Gibbons
Naval Office
Five Midshipmen Resign Over Lowered Standards
Annaparte Md Feb 19 Five midshipmen of the fourth class resigned from naval service citing changes in study standards and their status in recurring semiannual examinations. Included were F D Birtland Kansas C G Thomas Texas W rly J W De Boer Michigan and B A Wahl Minnesota.
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Annaparte
Academia Board
Naval Service
Thair
Gual
Pean Roarka
F. D
Birtland
Kanssas
C. G. Thomas
Tinoia
W. Rly
Texas
J. W. de Boer
Machigan
Wahl
Minnesota
Charges Plot Against Labor in Washington Union Speech
Pawick Sughrue of the bricklayers union claimed District commissioners plot to arrest mechanics under the vagrancy act to remove workmen from Washington streets. He said authorities aim to compel alliance with builders of a new workhouse using convict labor and that orders were given to Maj. Sylvester to enforce arrests of men who appear to be mechanics at night. The police chief called the charges absurd.
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Pawick Sughrue
Bricklayers” Union
Central Labor Union
Wahington
Sughrue
Ommiantonern
Bulding
Maj
Sylvester
Aaron
Commissioyera
Smythe Dead Daughter of Capt Levy in Street Collapse
Wes E I Smythe, daughter of Captain S M Levy US Navy, collapsed while shopping on a street corner at 1am and died hours later at Emergency Hospital. The funeral is planned from the family home tomorrow afternoon. She was the granddaughter of Rabbi Morris in New York City.
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S. M. Levy
U. S. HW
Mra
Witeabeth T. Smythe
Eleventh Street
Northwant
J. Wright
Sroythe
Bherrig M. Levy
Sranddaxrhter
Iste
Morris , Coaprall
New York City
Shawag’wice
Shela Martin Lomby
Eien B. Levy
Thin City
Leprosy Virus Experiments Reported At Hospital
Special to The Washington Post describes a leprous Chinese man at Allegheny General Hospital where a virus tested on handkerchiefs is used in a research effort. The article notes the disease’s slower progression since admission and states it is too early to assess any effect or cure from the experiments.
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Washington Post
Teo
Allegheny General Hospital
Byrne Charged With Perjury In Rockville Elopement Case
Fred H. Byrne of Artola Virginia stands trial in Rockville Maryland on perjury charges alleging he swore that Ancle Linton was 16 to justify an elopement. The girl’s father Theodore J Linton and two brothers testified the girl was underage and Byrne believed her age falsely.
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Fred Hy. Byrne
Artola
Ancle
Fue Linton
Rockvile
Yun
Bripe
Pt ‘Waa
Theoders J. Linton
Hed Tok
Bryne Abe
WRECK REPORTEDLY CLAIMS A LIFE ON SETH VOUJET
New York Feb 1 Williem Peterson aged years old, an officer of the Advance of the Paharia Ri fly Company, died suddenly today on the Seth , the voubet, which sank Friday. Peterson was second mate of the stated Financ namie inn, which sank off Banty. Hook Teone five years, hao, when he rescued two moment and a child swept from the deck.
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New York
Williem Peterson
Paharia, Rifly Company
Seth
Peterson
Fire Lieutenant Belled Killed in Grand Opera House Fire
St Paul fire department lieutenant John Thorn was killed and pipeman Miles McDonnalough was fatally injured when a ladder fell during a blaze at the Grand Opera House. The fire caused an estimated $108,000 in damage and was nearly under control before the accident.
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St. Paul, Minn
John Thorn
Miles McDonnalough
Smoke Eills Two Sliters Springfield Mass
Fire in a Springfield home on February 18 killed two elderly women Anna and Mary Mack aged 45 and 40. One woman reportedly overturned an oil stove and the resulting blaze spread, causing both deaths.
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Springfield
Mass
Annie
Mary Mack
Gisters
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