Peace Parley in Hague May End Strife
Taft cited by M Pichon in a debate over arming nations as socialist deputies push for disarmament talks. Germany backs army buildup while Britain signals openness to joint arbitration and peace commissions. London says Britain would welcome a U S led reso lution and co operate with a Hague discussion on disarmament.
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M. Pichon
Powar
Great Britain
Germany
Atranchie
Picton
France
Hague
Herlin
Threichstag
Passerk
Gen ‘Son Heeringen
Doned
de Ison
Niaor
Ter
Bassermann
England
United States
Varios
Reichstag
Wisa
London
Duncan Vo Pick
Edward Grey
Amerian
Reid
Firttuln
Edward
Senate
House of Representatives
Bartholdt Again Honored As Interparliamentary Leader
Bartholdt of Missouri is chosen for a sixth term as president of the American Group of the Interparliamentary Union at a meeting in the House office building. Broussard of Louisiana serves as secretary and Audis of New York as treasurer. The board includes Binton of Ohio and Slayden, Taves, Sulmer, Norris, Harehfeld and McDermott. The next international meeting will be in Rome in October with eight members attending.
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Bartholdt
Missouri
Watertay Waa
Nnon
Broussard
Louisiana
Dagen
Audis
New York
Smekemng Croup
Mi Bartholde
New British Gun Developments Reported in Post
The Morning Post reports advances in British artillery with a larger caliber gun expected to replace the 12 and 10 inch models on dreadnoughts. It also hints at a rapid firing design on the maxibul type principle, suggesting a new form of naval armament.
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Janion
The
Morning Post
Eczema Sufferer Credits Cuticura Remedies
A reader recounts severe December to March skin eruptions on face and scalp, misdiagnosis as eczema, and relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He bought multiple boxes, reports marked improvement and full cure, and urges others to try Cuticura remedies. Letter from New York dated June 2, 1910.
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David
New York
Cuticurs
Indiana Democrat Kern poised for Senate seat rise
The Indiana Democrat named Kern is set to join the Senate after March 4, 1911, succeeding Senator Beveridge. He is described as practical, with a history in Kokomo and Indianapolis, and backed by Hoosier Democrats who seek to build a durable party structure for future campaigns.
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Joie Wo Kern
Hana
Washington
Teldas
Senate
Tangany
Beveridge
Todana
Indiana
Dermo Haut
Kern
Jporlitar
Cape Cod
Point Loma
Kokomo
Indianapolis
Senator Lorimer
Hinky Tink
Wrehin
Archim
Ted Sloan
Sloan
John Kern
New York
Congress
Shively
Durbin
Joe Keating
Delay in Lorimer vote as Indiana senator rails at committee
Senator Beveridge of Indiana lampoons the privileges and elections committee amid a stalled Lorimer debate. He accuses haste and briefs fueling decisions while Depew defends reliance on seven expert lawyers. Senate roll calls drag on, with no vote and questions about the document's final form remain unresolved.
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Lorimer
United States Senate
Beverwige
Indiana
Senate
Burrows
Stone
Borah
Jon
Penrose
Hlieis
Committee On Privileges and Elections
DePew
New York
Holstlaw
Beveridge
Bailey
Coungel
Mr. Bev
Mr. Depew
Gallarlee
Brandegee
Documenta
Committee On Privilege and Elections
Mr. Beveridge
Committee On
Owen
Oklahoma
White Plains Fire Destroys Offices and Admiral Dot Hotel
A major blaze in White Plains swept away nearly a block of offices and stores and consumed the famed Admiral Dot hotel. Estimated losses range from 40,000 to 700,000 dollars, with Admiral Dot's own loss near 200,000 dollars. Fire officials and witnesses reported extensive property damage and economic impact.
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Spactai
Washington Post
White Plains
Admiral Dot
Lorimer Debated as Gallery Echoes Loudly in Senate
A heated floor debate continues amid strong gallery support and sharp exchanges. Senators Bev eridge and Depew clash as Lorimer’s allies claim a 54 vote edge in the 91 member body. The outcome remains uncertain as rivals push for swift adjournment.
Deneen Sued for Libel Over Lorimer Speech in Senate
Charles E. Erbstein a Chicago lawyer sues Gov Charles S Deneen for 13 in libel damages alleging a governor interview quote criticized Senator Lorimer s defense in the Senate Erbstein once defended Lee O Neill Browne and was later indicted for bribery in the Lorimer case He was acquitted The suit argues the governor claimed Lorimer avoided cross examination by making a speech to the jury
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Lorimer
Senate
Chicago
Illinois
Charles E. Erbstein
Charles S. Deneen
Lee O'Neill Browne
Browne
Shepard May Quit Race In Albany Rumor Silence
In Albany on February 23, reports hint at Edward M. Shepard withdrawing as a U S senator candidate to clear the path for a compromise choice. Gov. Dix adviser William Osborn and Montgomery Hare deny a withdrawal letter, while Representative Sulzer pushes for a merit based compromise. Balloting elsewhere yesterday yielded no result.
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Albany
Edward M. Shepard
United States
William Church Osborn
Dix
Shepard
New York
Montgomery Hare
Mr. Hare
William Sulzer
Cuvillier
Sulzer
Navy Sponsors Get a Home and Officers Elected
Navy sponsors gain a base with a new office in the State War and Navy Building to be occupied within two weeks. At the final meeting in the New Willard cabinet room yesterday, Mrs. Albert S. Matthews of Brooklyn was named president, Edith Benham of Washington secretary, and Mrs. John R. Peis of Washington treasurer. Benham will oversee the new office. The society may revise its constitution to hold meetings farther west for members in that region.
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Menill
Columbus
Jimmie Cox
Dayton
Butler
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Goeke
Tun Ansberry
Defiance
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Wood
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Helmes
Wayne
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Ashland
Franklin County
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Brown
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Douglas
Ronnties
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Fudge
Alabama
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Tirmine
Ham
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Handley
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Montgomery
John C. Calhoun
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Paintaville
Charleston
West Virginia
Watson
Chilton
Senate
Kentucky
Paynter
Friends of Mayo
Ananual
Navy
Society of Sponsors
United States Navy
New Willard
Albert S. Mathews
Brooklyn
Edith Benham
John R. Peis
Benham
Housecleaning Bogy and the Modern Home Aids
The piece argues against treating housecleaning as a yearly ordeal detailing why homes need not be excessively dirty, notes I tamed traditions, and advocates labor saving tools like vacuum cleaners to ease chores. It questions the ritual timing, suggests trimming excess bric brac, and envisions a modern sanitary home with practical aids to reduce the burden.
DIRT OUR WORST FOE RACE DEATH BY OWN ACTION
Middletown Conn February 3 Charles Wardell Stiles of the Public Health Service urged at Wesleyan Universitys Washingtons Birthday dinner that duty to American mothers requires action to reduce about 630000 annual deaths from preventable causes. He cited typhoid fever tuberculosis malaria diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough as major killers and questioned Roosevelt era views on race death by own action.
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Middletown
Conn
Washington
Wesleyan University
Charles Wardell Stiles
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Germany
Switzerland
Roosevelt
Beach Nomination Restores Captain Rank on Retired Army List
Warren C. Beach’s nomination to be a captain on the retired army list was sent to the Senate by President Taft. Beach resigned from the army in 1886 and spent years seeking restoration. Congress authorized his reappointment as captain. Taft overrode War Department objections, enabling him to wear the army uniform if confirmed.
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Army
Senate
Taft
Beach
Congress
War Department
Each
Department
Delaware committee backs bill to abolish divorces
The Delaware legislative committee on revised statutes voted today to report favorably on Representative Gormley’s bill abolishing all divorces in the state. Action may occur Monday. Tomorrow is the last day for notices of new bills in Delaware’s legislature.
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Spectal
The
Washington Post
Dover
Del
Legislative Committee
Gormley
ANS MOSER S CLAIM CORONATION SETS STYLES
Naval officer Capt Jefferson F Moser of California is ruled not entitled to rear admiral rank on retirement. Secretary Meyer says executive order fixed his rank. Court of Claims had previously awarded pay as rear admiral. Also Capt Guy H R Smith dismissed from the army for conduct unbecoming a gentleman. Chicago fashion notes crown coronation theme for 1911 with many hat styles including empire bonnet helmet hat Louis XI turban Rembrandt Reynolds Gainsborough and coronation colors.
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Reynolds
Court of Claims
Gainsboroughs
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California
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Moser
Supreme Court of
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Amy
Guy H.R. Smith
Fourth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
United States Military Academy
Michigan
Infantry and Cavalry School
Chicago
England
National Association of Retail Milliners
Bobby
Jake Reynolds
Army Orders Report Wide Dispatches and Postings
Army orders list personnel leaves and duty reassignment, detailing Maj. Charles M. Truitt adjutant general two months, Lt. Ed W. Patterson three months, Edwards to report for treatment at the Presidio San Francisco, Adams to West Point for duty, P Fitzsimons retired Feb 27, and A B Hayward appointed as parsed assistant surgeon. Arrivals include Yankee at Guantanamo and ports from Charleston to New Orleans, with sailings from Guantanamo and Galveston to various destinations.
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Adjutant General
Edwin W. Patterson
Medical Reserve Corps
Bea
Arthur M. Edwards
General Hospital
Presidio
San Francisco
Cal
Adam He.schlansdr
Medical Corps
West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
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P. A. Surg
Hayward
W. Bonnaffon
Yanktop
Guantanamo
Dixie
Key West
Roe
Port Arthur
Tennessee
Cheter
Salem
New Orleans
Montana
North Carolina
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Petrel
Santo Domingo
Paducah
Cristobal
Patuxent
Smith
Flusser
Lamson
Frasten
Molile
Salled
Birmingham
Manile
Veriton
Santiago de Cuba
Paunding and Drayton
Norfolk Plant Burned After Fire Destroys Main Buildings
Fire at the Farmers' Manufacturing Company in Norfolk Virginia destroyed the plant's main buildings. Origin unknown but suspected to be furnace sparks. Firemen worked to save an adjoining oil plant after the 11:30 p m blaze. The company is the South's largest producer of barrels and berry crates.
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Norfolk
Farmers’ Manufacturing Company
Farmers’ Manufacturing Company i
Diet and Health Hints by Dr. T. J. Allen
Dr. T. J. Allen warns that maternal tranquility affects breast milk. A quarrel led a soldier and carpenter to clash, and the carpenter's wife broke a sword. While calm, a mother fed her infant from a sword-wounded breast and the baby died soon after.
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T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowes
French War Minister Brun Dies of Paralytic Stroke
Paris reports General Brun minister of war in Briand's cabinet collapsed at the ministry offices and died after greeting his staff. Brun, head of the army general staff for three and a half years, helped form Briand's cabinet in July 13 following Clemenceau's retirement.
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Brun
Briand
Clemenceau
Army
Teg
Automobile World reports from Washington and shows in progress
In Washington, Britton of the Diamond Rubber Company attends the ongoing automobile show while W W Gibbs of United Motor Washington Company plans to establish a Brush Maxwell Columbia agency in Staunton. Hupmobile travels span oceans, with Sydney orders and Manila welcome. a Swinehart tire leads Chicago tire displays with 31 percent of trucks tires and new nonskid cellular tires expanding endurance to thousands of miles.
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Diamond Rubber Company
Washington
Baltimore
W. W. Gibbs
United Motor Washington Company
Staunton
Brush, Maxwell
Columbia Lines
Honolulu
Pujf Islands
Australia
Hupp Motor Car Company
Sydney
Auckland
New Zealand
Uncle Sam
Philippines
Manila
Chicago
Swinchart Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Oho
Svinehart Cellular
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