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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1911

Page

10

Washington Birthday Observances Honor Father of His Country

Hundreds of Americans marked Washingtons birthday at Mount Vernon and along the Potomac with memorial wreaths and services. The District of Columbia Society Sons of the Revolution discussed portraits and statues, debating accuracy of likenesses.

George Washington Mount Vernon Ladies Association of the Union Potomac River Wakefield Westmoreland County Washington Washington United Capitol Congress Sealo Jusserand France Gaillard Hunt Library of Congress District of Columbia Society Sons of the Revolution New Willard Hotel

Robbers wreck Texas bank and steal cash

In Barry Texas last night robbers blew out a side of the First State Bank wrecked the safe and stole between 0 and 5 000. They fled in a stolen vehicle later abandoned at Corsicana this morning.

Barry Tex First State Bank Corsicana

Noted Suffragette Sylvia Pankhurst Visits City

Sylvia Pankhurst, English suffragette, arrived in Washington yesterday morning, toured Columbia Theater at 2 PM, met with District Equal Suffrage Association at 4 PM, and dined with Mrs La Follette at 6:30 PM before heading to Boston for a lecture. She praised American women’s potential, recounted prison experiences, and joked about sidewalk chalk protests by admirers.

Sylvia Pankhurst Washington Boston Miss Pankhurst Columbia Theater District Equal Suffrage Association la Tollette Senator la Follette Capitol Suffrage Association England Ingland London Post

Thousands after pianos offered in post contest

The Post's Booklovers Contest offers three top prize pianos bought for 1650 dollars to organizations with the best showing in voting. Early subscriptions earn extra votes and commissions for participating groups. Voting must reach the contest manager by 4 pm Wednesday March 15, with options to submit via box, store, or mail.

Washington E ‘Rp Droop & Sons Co Hanlo Lansburgh Furniture Company Holidar

Ambassadors Get Degrees At Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore February 22 James Bryce British ambassador told Johns Hopkins University students that specialization in education narrows the mind while fostering new professions and broader insights. He received an honorary Doctor of Laws as part of the commemoration day ceremonies.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins University James Bryce Great Britain United States Bryce Philadelphia J H Bernstorff Germany Dag University of Pennsylvania Bismarck Count von Bernstorff

Big Bills Passed In House On Naval Fortifications Diplomacy

The House rushed three large appropriations totaling 139 million dollars for naval, fortifications, and diplomatic consular measures. Naval bill passed quickly after committee approval, with a cut attempt failing. Fortifications cover coast defenses. Panama Canal item deferred to sundry civil. Diplomatic bill faced edits by Rep. Harnson. several international funding provisions dropped, embassy building purchase amendment ruled out.

House of Representatives Congress House Miliary Academy United States Insular Panama Canal Harnson New York Senate International Prison Commission International Railway Congress International Seismographic Association Bureau of the Interparliamentary Union For International Arbitration Hague City of Mexico

Contempt Charge Raised Against George B Cox in Cincinnati

Cincinnati Judge Gorman announced contempt of court charges will be pursued against George B Cox by a three attorney panel tomorrow. The move follows Cox’s statement published today alleging political motives behind the perjury indictment and alleging the jury was personally chosen by the judge rather than from the jury wheel.

Cincinnati George B. Cox Ohio George B Cox Common Pleas Gorman Cox

Wood alcohol kills four at Horton family reunion

In Sullivan county New York four men and a woman died after drinking peppermint flavored wood alcohol at a Horton family reunion. The victims were James Kelly 56 Thomas Kelly 2 Mrs Thomas Kelly 34 and Thomas Harvey 40. One person remained dying as authorities conducted an inquest led by Dr. Sullivan of Liberty who ruled death due to methanol poisoning.

Monticello Horton Sullivan County James Kelly Thomas Kelly Thomas Harvey Harvey Sullivan Liberty

Slayer of Cleveland Millionaire Tracked to California

Vincenzo Pelato, sought for the murder of Willam L. Rice, a Cleveland lawyer and clubman, was arrested in Black Diamond California. Rice was shot August 5 near Euclid Heights while returning home from the Euclid Club. a large sum remained on his person.

Cleveland Euclid Avenue San Francisco Vincenzo Pelato Ohio Willam L. Rice Black Diamond Contra Costa County Berkeley John Vatenza Willam L. Race Euclid Heights Euclid Club Rice

Order of Washington Dinner Highlights Guest Speakers

Col H S Irwin former Kentucky congressman was guest and principal speaker at the Order of Washington annual dinner at the University Club. Rear Admiral C H Stockton, order president, served as toastmaster and introduced Lawrence Washington Thomas Nelson Page and W P Meredith who spoke. Berlin census numbers show Germany population 64,896,881 with 1905 figures at 60,64,278 and Prussia at 40,157,573.

Col H S Irwin Congress Kentucky Order of Washington University Club C H Stockton Order Lawrence Washington Thomas Nelson Page W P Meredith Germany Berlin Prussia

Prohibition Fight, Redistricting Shape Texas and Ohio Politics

Texarkana congressman Morris Sheppard predicts a major prohibition battle in Texas amid state redistricting plans that would swell its congressional districts. Ohio sees Deans bill defeat intensify temperance and sparks talk of Cleveland machine influence in districting and Harmon's national strategy. Avis of West Virginia remains hopeful about future political openings as Washington gossips, with party shifts and nominations on the horizon.

Texas Morris Sheppard Texarkana Congress Sheppard Prohibition Crayden and Calloway Arnoring Henry Hardy Grege Young Colquitt Georgia Colquitts Representatie Sheppard Harmon Aquor Washington Pomerene Ohio Columbus House Avis Charleston West Virginia Kanawha Clarence Watson

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