May Order Inquiry Resolution Introduced In Congress
A resolution from Representative Clark proposes a five member committee with full powers to probe the Medico-Legal Society report on St Elizabeth Asylum affairs. The plan aims to uncover truth and bring facts to light, with investigation details to be disclosed after review.
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Sigma Chi Banquet Revives College Life At Rauscher’s
A Sigma Chi banquet revived college life at Rauscher’s last night with alumni from the George Washington University and active chapter members. Prominent guests included Judge Dunes and others from Nebraska, Maryland, and Philadelphia. The event featured addresses by notable figures, readings from Grover and McCormick, and a comedic stunt, reflecting fraternity pride and community ties.
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George Washsont
Tnaversity
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H Hinenaw
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Robert S McCormck
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Brank Siscoe
Mortimer Lynch
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S J* Carter
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G ‘Inhone
A. George Manl
Morris
CL Berry Winship
Fy Pout Reed
Paige Clark
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Kenry Coburn
Harvise
Bauer
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J Holdsworth Gordon
W. McKernalis
J Lewis Riggles
Second Oldest Connecticut Resident Dies at 105
Southington February 21 Mrs Silvia Fennalon Dunham age 105 died today making her the second oldest person in the state. Her death followed a fatal fire at her home yesterday the fire also seriously injuring Mrs De Hors Sullivan of Hastings aged 106 who marked her birthday today.
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Silvia Fennalon Dunham
de~ Hors Sulman
Heston
Epimm Carpel
Big Meteorite Sells for Record Price in New York Sale
A famed silhometre meteorite fetched 20600 dollars when sold to a New York scientist. He plans to present it at the Western Museum of Natural History in New York City. The piece previously carried a price of 20, with reports claiming it as the highest bid yet.
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Gree
Tech
New York
Wraerern Museum of Natural History
New York City
Boxers debate war policy and immigration limits in House
Remarks by Hull Sullivan and Hopkins frame a tense session on disarmament naval cuts and a broader push to restrict immigration. The debate touches tariffs reciprocity, officer promotion abuses, and a plan to abolish certain customs houses as the House adjourns at 1 27.
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Pearre Confident After Maryland Campaign Promises
Congressman George A. Pearre reports strong support from former opponents as he travels from Hagerstown to Cumberland. He notes reassurance from Washington and Frederick counties, with Allegany County's outcome shaping the convention's action. If he loses here, delegations from Washington and Frederick may field alternative candidates.
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Hagerstown
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Allegany
Green Case Jury Chosen Eleven White Men and a Negro to Decide ex-State Senator's Fate
The jury selection proceeds with twelve jurors to be chosen after adjournment as courthouse officials announce that eleven white men and one Black man will decide the outcome of the ex-state senator's case. Attorneys plan speeches on Monday.
Jury Selected to Try Former Senator Green
A jury has been selected to try former Senator Green. The panel includes Charles Ferguson a house painter at 125 E Street Northeast and E E Fisher an engineer at 939 C Street Southwest. Other potential jurors include Jeremiah J. Mackessy a locksmith 29 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest John W. Hurley a buyer 1029 New Jersey Avenue Northwest William A. Holland a boarding house proprietor 1102 Eighth Street Northwest Robert A. Chester vice president of Commercial National Bank 1238 Q Street Northwest Edward Devlin a locksmith 406 Sixth Street Northwest Alexander Moore a barber 1611 Twelfth Street Northwest Frank E. Springman a telegraph operator 146 Sixth Street South Charles H. Bateman a carpenter 1318 South Capitol Street Elijah Leizear a ticket seller 413 M Street Northwest and B. Bishop a bookkeeper 1413 G.
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E Street
E. E. Fisher
C Street
Jeremiah J. Mackessy
Massachusetts Avenue
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New Jersey Avenue
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Edward Devlin
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Alexander Moore
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Charles H. Bateman
Carpenter
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Elijah Leizear
M Street
B. Bishop
G Street
Adjournment in George E. E. Green trial on conspiracy charge
The trial of former New York State senator George E. Green was adjourned until Monday. The jury of eleven white men and one Negro was completed but no testimony or opening statements occurred. Justice Gould warned jurors against discussing the case and reminded them of penalties for violations. Green sat near the defense table, chatting with his attorneys and appearing in good spirits during voir dire.
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New York
United States
Gould
Green
Review of Hepburn bill signals need for judicial review of ICC rates
The Congressional Record piece discusses amendments to the Hepburn railroad rate bill and argues for explicit judicial review of Interstate Commerce Commission orders. It cites Rep Stevens and contrasts implied rights of appeal with the bill’s limitations, warning against inadequate protections and noting the risk of confiscation if courts lack clear power to intervene.
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Congressional Record
Stevens
Minnesota
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Hepburn
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Judicial Review
Congress
New Spring Women's Fashions Displayed at Woodward Lothrop
A three day display at Woodward & Lothrop Boston House showcased new spring suits gowns and children's wear. Princess gowns light fabrics lace embroidery elbow sleeves and hand embroidery dominate. Silk voile and crêpe fashions, varied coats, hats, and brideswear sets highlight lace trims ribbons and novel Paris and domestic designs.
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Paris
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Calais
France
Valenciennes
Batiste
Ferns
Glidden Couple Conclude Longest Auto Tour
Boston pair Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Glidden complete the longest automobile tour on record. They traveled 29,505 miles in a motor car, visiting 27 countries and reaching Calcutta after a 4,403 mile India leg.
Concert by Marteau and Gerardy Delights Washington Audience
Henry Marteau and Jean Gerardy gave a refined concert in Washington assisted by August Goliner. The program featured Beethoven Trio in B flat major and Boccherini Viola Prose with exquisite cellos and a superb Schubert Berceuse. Gollner’s Chopin Polonaise and a Valse encore capped a display of strong performances.
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Washington
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Gollner
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Boccherini
Miss Anita Porter Weds Tennis Star William Clothier at Ballytore
Miss Anita Porter daughter of former Judge William W. Porter and William J. Clothier youngest son of Mr and Mrs Isaac H Clothier were married at Ballytore near Wynnewood at noon. The groom injured after a fall was confined to bed in his room. Ceremony performed by Rev Dr Charles Wood with four witnesses present. Family gathered downstairs for congratulations and breakfast.
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William Clothier
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Anita Porter
William W. Porter
William J. Clothier
Isaac H. Clothier
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Clothier
Wynnewood
Charles Wood
Porter
Mrs. Clothier
Severe quake shocks hit St Lucia island again
Another very severe earthquake shock was felt at noon today on the British West Indian Island of St Lucia. Slight shocks had been felt there at frequent intervals since February 16, according to Dispatch from St Thomas.
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St. Thomas
British West Indian
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