Taft's Program of Economy Approved by Business Leaders
President Taft gains support from leading business figures who back his economy plan. He aims to place government affairs on a proper basis and seeks universal sanction. The president desires closer contact with the various departments to ensure coordinated action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Treasury Department
Washington
AS & Rem
oMctala
Norton
Mr. Norton
Congress
Vislaona
Democratic Party
E Ach
Avery
Hertuhder
District of Columbia
Taft Economy Plan Aims to Run Government Like Private Business
Taft argues government growth resembles an expanding house and that big savings come from efficiency rather than cutting essential defenses. He backs a bureau of accounts to standardize spending, quantify costs, and compare department expenses, with Norton leading the inquiry and bipartisan support from Democrats to overhaul allocations and avoid waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Carnegie
Bureau of Accounts
Mr. Wanamaker
Postoffice
Henry Morgenthau
New York
Taft
Cleveland
Venezuela
Atlantic
Norton
Lor
Congress
Uma Congress
Thia
Capitol
All States
White
Sam's
Chicago
Treasurypartment
Charles Dyer Norton
MacVeagt
The
Treasury
United States Treasury Dept
United States Treasury
Rim
Treasury Department
Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
Senate
Nnally
Aldrich
Treasury Ingu
With & Will
Quake Felt Across Santa Clara Valley in California
A shallow earthquake was recorded around 4 11 this morning across the Santa Clara Valley, with reports of tremors felt in San Jose and nearby towns. Seismographs at Santa Clara College logged fine records showing vertical and horizontal motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barth 'Treciork
Satta Clard Valley
San José
Cal
Dee
Santa Clara Valley
Sainta Clara Collége Observatory
Smith Heads the VU Provost Office Inauguration Delayed
Dr Kifar FF Smith of this city is now provost of the University of Pehdéytvahla. He assumed the role as the New Year began, but his installation will be held in spring. Dr Harti and the faculty will plan a grand ceremony to mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philgatphia
Jaw
Kifar FF. Smith
University of Pehdéytvahla
C.'c
Harti
Instaation Céreminias
Dr. Smith
Investment and shopping tips in a Washington paper ad page
Frederick Jarvis urges readers to view savings bank deposits as investments with at least 3 to 4 percent returns and notes compounding every six months. He promotes Berry Whitmore Company gifts, Peter Grogan & Sons flexible financing, Brentano's library membership, and a Washington Club concert. Electric truck service by Carpenter Automobile Company is endorsed for savings on delivery costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Agate
Metohiarus and Mechanica Savings Bank
Savings
Sime
Berry & Whitmore Company
Jowela
Ailverwart
Furnisirs
Peter Grogan & Sons Company
Grogih
Iitimende
Carpenter Automobile Company
Seventeenth
Carpenter
New Year Reception At Vacation Lodge Cherrydale Va
An informal New Year reception will be held at the Young Women's Christian Association Vacation Lodge in Cherrydale Virginia from 2 to 8 o’clock on Monday. Members of the association and city visitors are invited. Miss Ludema Bayre will be in charge with Miss Della Grover assisting. Marian Cox will supervise the refreshment table. Merday noon luncheon will follow in association rooms with talks by Miss Frances H. Chickering on Our Pant Miss Eta Mellon on Our Present and Miss Ludema Bayre on Our Future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Assoclption
Cherrydale
Ludema Jayre
Associiation
Della Grover
Misé Marian Cox
Wike
Association
Frances HE. Chickering
Eta Mellon
Udema Bayre
Unclear Hotel Guest List Across United Cities
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and households linked to hotels or lodging across many states and cities, including names such as Gey i Hawley, Q T Adams, Francis darth, T Van Voorur, and others, with scattered affiliations to Arlington New York City and various states. The legible bits imply a social or guest registry or hotel ledger rather than a narrative report, lacking clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleikh
Gat- Trey
Henry Heineman
AL W. Underwood
Wate Lard
C.D. Boardman
Eubitt FF Tayier
Lois
Garner
Edward Wines
Roward Roxéry
Arlington Tor
York City
Reseobets
Kullats
Pathe
H. Cozzens
M. B Rosenfeld
A W Pax
Tf, Bilnorg
Waties Campbell
H. V. Gray
W. Hiredt
James Laary
Mise
Emily Hi Ae
Misa
Laura
Ont ¥ Boyle
R Frank T. Woosh
H. Mike Raleigh Teemock
C. . Airmons
E. Oleoti
BE Jogaph
FB. Butler
Avillard
John DI
W. F Robying
Whte
Mo Wales
Ebpitt
Boéler
Chart Teonbe
Chri Boni
Shoreham B. Thorpson
W. EB Cuctis
Abidgton
Nn. Raph
Howard & Irvine
Rigas
Ptac Almeta
C. A Merér
James U Kaller
N. Alegra
H OR. Huret
Charles Wind- Co
Begins Pastoral Charge at Hamline Church in Washington
The Rev. M. M. Gray starts his pastorate today at Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington Congregants will hear him preach in the morning and evening services. Gray, a Dickinson and Drew Theological Seminary graduate, has nine years in the ministry and comes from Baltimore with his family to reside here this week. The official board plans a reception in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Hamlee M
M. M. Gray
W.W. F. Anderson
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Gray
Dickinson College
Drew Theological Seminary
Baltimore
Washington
Hamline
Reward Offered for Missing Portman Makee Boy
Mrs. Mollie Magee offers 200 dollars for information leading to her son Portman Joseph Makee a 11 year old missing since December 16 a Wilmington lead from a near boy who worked in Wilmington Del missing for two years attended George Washington University on a scholarship from Representative HF Wiley of New Jersey and has not been in good health since recovering from diphtheria a year ago
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United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Army
Navy
Panama Canal
Steel Trust
Mollie Magee
Joseph Makee
George Washington University
Wiley
New Jersey
Big Loss in Oil Exports from Philadelphia Port
The departure of the British steamship Cheyenne for Algiers and Savona with 2 600 000 gallons and the Dutch steamship La Campine for Antwerp with 1 200 000 gallons marked the end of a year of oil exports. Total exports for the calendar year reached about 310 000 000 gallons, a daily average of 865 758 gallons, down from 108 by over 66 000 000 gallons due to competition from European firms led by Standard Oil.
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Philadelphia
Cheyenne
Algiers
Savona
la Campine
Antwerp
Standard Oil Company
Fisher’s Park Land Given to City of Philadelphia
A tract of Germantown land valued at $100000 was presented to Philadelphia for park use today by Mrs J Bertram Lippincott Mrs Harrison Morris and Miss Mary Wharton daughters of the late Joseph Wharton iron manufacturer of the city The land known as Fisher s perk is the gift and was presented on December 31 1900s era record notes the donor names and purpose for park creation.
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Philadelphia
J. Bertram Lippincott
Harrison & Morris
Mary Wharton
Joseph Wharton
Germantown
Fisher's
Skating Prospects Rise as Basin Ice Reforms
With the temperature falling, ice on the tidal basin will harden and skating may resume if continued cold. Earlier in the week warm weather left a slushy surface that guardians warned skaters to avoid yesterday.
Therapeutic Society to Meet in Washington
The Washington Psycho-Therapeutic Society will meet at WoC U. U. Headquarters on Sixth Street near F Street NW next Wednesday evening at X o'clock. A musical program and short address will be given. Dr C F Winbigler will speak on the subject Som Principles of Psycho-Therapeutics and How to Use Them.
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Andrew Carnegie
John Wanamaker
Dent
Bere
Thomas F. Logan
Saturday Evening Post
Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lotte
Méyer
Navy Department
Hitchcock
Hitchoods
Présidtnt Patt
John Wanamatter
Wanamaker
Sam
Praskient
Nini
Prastdent
Aldhe
Gost
Ravenus
Monty
Jas & Private Corporation
Tte
Nisthotts
Ecorporatia Ag
Department of Accounts
Busihasa Band&ty
Ile Heid
Béford
Déldy
Phipps
Lawrence Phipps
Eas
Hia
Wide
Privrité Corporationg
Honet
Tatts
Big Ax
Hetlon
Conmrdss
Henry Morgénthau
Binc
Postoffice Department
Léksor
Geneva
Uncle Sam
Sontranterg
Attéoke
Ayatématic
Busiedalite Batts
Hague
Privats Corborafions
Sovertitient
Desma
Dows
Poltit Witere
Tie Traifie
Aloha
Éin- Ploye
Morkenthal
Uncle Sage
Ard
San Frangiado
Ash
S Who- Ington Business People Sd
Frederick Jarvis
Brentano's
F and Twelfth Streets
wNo
Washington Club
Suzanne Oldberg
Laura Robertson
Edward Hines
Harris Franklin
Bodra of Trusteés
Postal Savings System
Postimnatér Genéral Hitchcock
Aliforeiam
H. Young
San Francisco
Rél- Sigh
C Bowers
Willard Ommoticut
Anderson
Noreh
Shorehem
T Fleming
MM. McFarian
Greenwich
G. A Parker
Hartford
Willard Dbongia
W. G. Ward
J. R Hobson
Atlante
Tard. Tucky
Z. DD. Butler
Eons
Willard
Leland
Govington
Martlard
Eittirk
Bal- Hotere
Raleieh H
Covington
Boston
J Kennedy
Rochester
Boorge
Redfield
Oswego
Andareon
Idmbdtown
G A Redger
Troy Raleigh
J. H. Detopater
Schenectady
Jersey
E Bartholomew
Orange
Raleigh
H. Russell
BiBlewood
C Walton
HS Blackwell
Bysit
Joséph Dillon
Rises
Ohio
P. H van der
Blevsiand
Thomas Careten
Pled
Crarellenellis
Shoréak
Afrento
Arlington
Portman
Lel
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