Machinists May Win Pay Scale Nearing Agreement By Monday
Washington facing a potential walkout as 2500 naval yard machinists threaten to march on the White House if wage demands are not met. Negotiations led by Assistant Secretary Winthrop yield progress toward a satisfactory scale, with official expectations of a formal decision by Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yard
Winthrop
Orion Leades
White House
Washington Navy Yard
Navy
Winthrop Navy Department
Navy Yard
Taft
Navy Department
White
AdHitrek
Coat Yards
Beatty
Washington
Saci
Columbia
International Andiion
Biachinists
John W VicConnail
Harry Rigby
Matalals
Wake Cale Committee
Ahapa
Donnelly Vsratant
Winthron Ea
Aid plea for more help for girls at church meeting
Laura ff Ol nes, recently back from Burov, spoke at the Womens Interdenominational Missionary Union in Anconston Church urging practical relief work for girls. A prayer week was announced for January 7 to 12 at Ascension Church with several pastors delivering talks. A separate note recalls Prof Georges Lecointe’s remarks on Dr Cook and mentions famed explorers cited in reference to Antarctic exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ff Olnes
Burov
Womens Interdenominational Missionary Union
Anconston
John “Awton Culberteon
Ascengton Church
Ceultz
de Randolph McKim
J WR. Mumwalt
Flingon Vo Howlett
Bare Wilfes
Wilbur
Andrew Wilson
Takensay
Kline
Cook Siahe
Columbia Theater
Belgium
Royal Geographical
Georges Lecointe
Royal Observatory
Cook
Schley
Greely
Nordqnakjord
Amundsen
Fiddling Bob and Bill Bradley Bid Farewell Concert
In the Senate office building, Fiddling Bob Taylor and Bill Bradley played a farewell concert. The two Southland icons, famed for years, sat in chairs in Taylor's office and revived memories with My Old Kentucky Home and other melodies before ending their long musical chapter.
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Bob
Bill” Bradley
AE ‘Capital
Bob" Taylor
Boi” Bradley
de Addie
Bil
Senate
Bab
South
Bradley
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ig & Dekle
Bok
Bu” Bradley
Rouale
Post
Capitol
United States
Taylor
Bill
Southland
Binh
Old
Kentucky Home
Harristag
Robert L. Taylor
William C. Bradley
Bonzig
Senator Taylor
Southernera
Dances Stir Washington Society With New Turkey Trot Beats
Washington society embraces the Turkey Trot and related dances led by Minnie Hawke. Prominent figures including Miss Dorothy Williams and Alfred Horstmann perform with embassy crowd support. The piece notes the novelty and social buzz around these steps and other dances like Boston and Come Back Kid.
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S.A Washington
Herald Saga Society
Minnie Hawke
Washington
Playhouse
Misa Hawke
Dorothy Williams
John R. Willams
Wiliams
Joseph Leiter
Honora
Mina Willigins
Alfred Horstmann
Horstmann
Mise Willams
Henri Martin
Switerland
Ike
Martin
Gkater
Haniel
von Bach
Rotamann
Maugras
Laura Merriam
Gladys Ingalla
Boston
Tales on India At Geographers Event
Ambassador Bryce and Mrs Rustomjee attended a National Geographic Society lecture on The Parsees of India Their Costumes Custom and Ceremonies by Ruston Hustomice a renowned Indian scholar. Mrs Bryce displayed exquisite regional costumes and Indian history notes followed the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Bryce
Rustomjce
Mr Bryce
Ruston Hustomice
India
National Geographic Society
New Masonic Temple
Suit Retards Statehood as New Mexico Delay Persists
Taft postponed a proclamation delaying New Mexico statehood pending resolution of a land dispute involving Alamogordo Lumber Company. The U.S. court had demurred against the government's suit in this action. DOJ telegraphs seek to shield the case from the statehood act’s effects while the matter is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Department of Justice
Taft
New Merléo
Alamogordo Lumber Company
United States Court For
Rural School Conditions Urged for Study and Aid
Dr Philayde P Claxton, U S commissioner of education, urged a new bureau to study rural school conditions and push improvements at a Federal Schoolmasters Club dinner. He noted rural districts house 55 percent of Americans and 60 percent of children, with sparse room schools where one person serves as teacher, supervisor, principal, and superintendent. The meeting included many educators and officials from Washington and universities.
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Philayde P Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Federal Schoolmens Club
Highlands
Dr Claxton
United States
T Stuart Bo
Mureh
I Farr
T Janney
Washington
W 8
Haugh
J Walla
F Dales
J A Chamberlan
Allan Davis
W Draper
S M Ely
H English
Hay HM Johnson
G Kimball
E Kraemer
R A Maurer
B Meriwether
G A Hoees
Sehwarts
Small Aw) Spanbaota
Thurston
L Steed
H Updegraff
FP Claxton
W Hamilton
AP Bourland
RP Falkner
F B Dressler
RL Haycock
E Day
Percival Hall
W Henning
WC Rudiger
HL. Hodgkins
H_ Schoenfeld
W P. Phirkfeld
BL Gregg
Ramsey
T W Sidwell
Paul N Bartsch
J Jones
L's
Kalvach Pr
R Kiem
Dr Wicktiffe Tose
Carnegie Asked to Testify on Steel Trust Inquiry
Andrew Carnegie was asked by telegraph to appear before the House steel trust investigating committee on Wednesday as the inquiry into the United States Steel Corporation resumes. Representative Branley, chairman, said Carnegie had agreed to be at the committee’s service when needed to discuss the steel industry before and after the formation of the steel corporation.
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Andrew Carnegie
House Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
Branley
Commtes
Carnegie
Steel Corporation
Hile Concern
Co Wmbia
Corporation of
Truxt
Columba
Ye Distict
Coumbie
Galdier Barn
Warren B. Peterson Heros
Warden Jobo
Warner WE Eg
Garter
Landmuesser
Karl Jooepn
Etracturger
Alun Walker
Jase
Keertoh
Colla
Lisingstone
Gap
Pau Du‘eney
Edmonds
Hughes Retains Office Weather Warnings Centered
Weather bulletin reports a large disturbance over the upper St Lawrence area moving toward the Atlantic coast bringing colder air and snow. The text notes a cold wave expected to spread from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic in the next 42 hours with temperatures falling into the mid region and frequent winds shifting directions. It also mentions Percy M Hughes being elected superintendent of Syracuse schools for a four year term and references his wife’s location and ongoing divorce suit filings.
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AT & Dept. of Ampeolire
Burthal
Washington
Wriday
Jane
St. Lawrence
Lochne
Eastport
Wetteras
Nova Scotia
Middle Atlantic
New Eng
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountaina
Atlantic Coast
Bixtes Teomesser
Rocky Moubtlaim
Afindsrippi
Onio
Lake
Atlant
Couth Atlantis
Warnlrig
Atlantic
Hatteras
Bassport
Wyoming
Gelorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Lake Michigan
Percy
M Hughes
Hughes
Syracuse
Aehocke
Thia Ctty
Anos SC
Dent
Atsatte Cl
Emmark
Pomis Nor
Chicagy
Mra Hughes
Ciefonat! Ohle
U Street
Fuerouss
Denver
Cole
Des Dines
Samas
Anean Chly
Caspar Middiedort
Les Strenta
Yeaterday
Porikii
Otwe
Supreme Court
Barbara
Ho' Aieo
Arthur
Peace Dinner Set to Precede International Accord
A February 10 Washington dinner hosted by the House foreign affairs committee will include Secretary of State Knox and diplomats from many nations at the Pan-American Union Building. The event, unprecedented in scope, aims to cement cordial ties between diplomats and U S lawmakers with wives invited as a sign of peaceful intent.
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Pan-Adsertean Union
Washington
House of Representativan
Th House
Plana
Congress
Foreign Affairs Committee
Democrate
Republicans
Sulzer
New York
Sharp
Ohio
Linthioam
Maryland
Levy
Foster
Vermont
Cooper
Whacongin
Hosta
Maj Clarence Dutton Dead in Englewood New Jersey
Special to The Washington Post New York reports Maj Clarence B Dutton US Army retired died last night at his Englewood New Jersey home. Born 1841 he served as a lieutenant in the Twenty Fourth Connecticut Infantry at Civil War outbreak, became captain in 1863, later joined the regular army as second lieutenant of ordnance. He served with the Army of the Potomac in Fredericksburg and Southeast Virginia campaigns, and was before Richmond 1862 65. After the war he worked at Watervliet and Frankford arsenals and the ordnance bureau in Washington.
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Washington
New York
Clarence B Dutton
Englewood
N. J
Dutton
Connecticut Infantry
Richmond
Watervliet
Frankford
Ordnance Bureau
St Mark's to Install New Rector Tomorrow Morning
Bishop Harding will officiate at St Mark's Episcopal Church in Chi city as Rev Galeth Roch ford Stetson is installed rector. Clergy from the city will assist and hearers are invited to attend the service tomorrow, with the vestry confirming the appointment.
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St. Mark's
Harding
Daily Table d Hat e Dinner not epicure praise
A tavern note describes a dinner service from six to eight offering only choicest foods prepared by experienced chefs. The tone implies high standards and culinary skill for patrons seeking quality dining.
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Epicures
Pope Pius X Easter date change denied by clergy
Washington clergymen and laymen rejected a Royalist Paris report claiming Pope Pius X planned to move Easter to avoid conflicts. Mgr James F Mackin said such a change would be impossible and would disrupt Christian festivals, noting the current calendar is deeply entrenched in church practice.
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Mgr. Mackin
The
Gavlos
Paris
Washington
Caulois
Parle
Pius X
Vatican
Mgr
James F Mackin
Geolds
SL. Patrick
Mer
Rutsell
For Sale Desirable Stowage Row House
A terse listing describes a large bedroom and bath paneled parlors with quartered oak flooring and a firing kitchen area. The property has been rented for over a year at 80 per month with cash price 3100 and arrangements for transfer.
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Joras
Vara Premgene
Aclal
Freling
Norfolk
Sorfolk
Norfolk Mivy Yard
Taylor Svatem
Laura F Olney
Woman's Missionary Union Meeting
Tommy
Marine Band
Tamerica
Galt & Bro
Pennsylvania Tavenue
P. C. Claxton
House Steel Projets
Ironmaster
Khor
Clarence Dutton
Caspar Middledorf
Castoria
Merino Underwear
Wright's Health
Oxford
Capitol Grounds
New Winston Hotel
First St. N.W
Pa. Ave
Washington’s
Walt Shett
Cultean
Gamboa
Prine
Gustave Schweyer
the Highlands Hotel
Ctent Ave
California St. Fata
George A. Mills
Phome North
Storks
Colonies Hall
New Jersey Ave
Sts. S. E
Sunday Post
Funena
W. W. Deal & CO
Undertekers Und Kepbetuers
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Georges & Son, Inc
Stret N
Christian Xander
Family Quality House
7Th Street
P Spore
Stee
Witten
Bright
Karen Pouser
George
Bowers Charee
Doug
L Warshall BP
Thomas H Matron
Caurge
Fo Wade
Ew Rituan
AC West Prater
Ed Ramshaw
Esra Sar Dex Stejae
LEU Kgle
Capital Traction Company
Thirty Sixth
Washington DC
CRAMI
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Mest Ag
Adleck
Secere
IB Gptloee Neon
HARP
Georges Crela Cns
Iron Corepary
Baltimore
Georges Creek Cound Iron Company
Fayette Streets
Hugh L Fope
Rubinstein Club
Continental Hall
Gusres
Car Ines
Mr Bomate
MIBS
Blanche Yewell
13Th St Nw
Jorgensen
Qwn
Macs Union
Washington Post Company
Penuauiy Slavenus
Washington TD
Sohn Romceran
Edward B McLean
Goerelary
Wreaguren
Ballentine
Newark
Shoemaker Co
Fone
Noewse
Alye
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