Baltimore Convention Race Heats Up In Democratic Bid
Nationwide inquiry into living costs planned by Government experts Deputy under Secretary Nagel directs data gathering from grain fields factories and stores to trace price hikes. Baltimore boomers claim decisive funds and support to land the Democratic national convention with St Louis and Chicago also in the running as committee members weigh their options.
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St Ouls
Chicago
St Louis
Democratic Party
Atake Talimorg
Anl
New York
Hew Pastors In Two Pulpits At City Churches
Rev Dr Henry Austatt preached first sermon at Luther Place Memorial Church while Gighup Harding led installation of Rev Caleb Rochford Stetson as rector of St Marks Episcopal Church. Ceremony included canon Devries and Rev Dr Morgan-Jones visiting from Wales. Morning prayers opened with hymn Morning Glory to the Skies and Te Deum followed the readings.
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Henry Austatt
Luther Place Memoral Church
Gighup Harding
Caleb Rochford Stetson
St Marks Episcopal Church
Devries
Morgan-Jones
Washington
Wales
Gildas
Clergy Installation and Sermon At Trinity Church Wall Street
Rector installation described with Bishop Harding officiating. New rector presented with Bible prayer book and canons. Dr Stetson’s earlier medical studies noted. Dr Henry Anstatt begins pastorate at Luther Place Memorial Church with unity theme. Choir performance by Roland Carter and Mrs Whitman. Anstatt a Pennsylvanian who studied at University of Pennsylvania.
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Harding
Dr Stetson
Harvard
J Gobne Bopkins
University of Pennayivent
Virginia Seminary
General Seminary
New York City
Satterlee
St Marks Church
Trinity
Roland Carter
Whitman
Anstatt
University of Penneylvania
Pennsylvania
Agent Robbed at Macon Union Station
P H Smith, a ticket agent at Macon Union Station, was held up by two white men as he checked day receipts. They fled with about $2,000 in cash, leaving sacks of roughly $00 in silver untaken. Bound and robbed, Smith remained unaware of a clue to the suspects as the robbery ended.
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Pont
Macon
P H Smith
Union Station
Smith
Prize Winner Found Dead in Suspected Plagiarism Case
A Washington Post report from Rio Janeiro on January 7 details the death by self-inflicted action of artist Blenhor Pagna Sareia. His winning painting The Shepherd reportedly faced rumors of plagiarism, which authorities suggest may have driven him to suicide before the prize ceremony.
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Washington Post
Rio Janeiro
Bill to give half fare to schoolchildren in Washington
Prominent school officials and civic groups push a measure by Rep L C Dyer to grant half fare on street cars to children commuting to school. A Friday hearing by the House District committee will hear from Dyer, Allan Davis, federation delegates, and streetcar company representatives as opposition from Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric is expected. The bill limits half fare to routes with no less than 48 tickets per sale and requires student certificates from teachers, arguing the reform aids poorer families and increases overall riders.
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L C Dyer
Missouri
Joungon
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Clvb
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Business High School
Dalla
Congress
Davis
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
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Teusi
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Arthan
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Etic
Glen
Columbia
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Cort Ma
Gather Redanin L. Bolaney Jos
Starla Theman Somertile
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Petersen Chares
John
Seofela Charisa Warner
Denial Overcrowding in District Schools Sparks City Debate
Public officials and Maryland residents denied claims that District of Columbia children are being crowded out by nonresidents from Maryland and Virginia. Superintendent Davidson argued tuition rules allow limited nonresident attendance, with few such students currently in District schools, while Takoma Park officials disputed the accusations and noted their own schools serve about 100 pupils.
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Takuma Lark
Maryland
Virginia
EHF
Chess Chase Chtisens Association
Takoma Park
Frightwood
LDC
Federation of Citizens Assolations
Whilam Davidson
Linder
Washington
Davidson
W On Pratt
Calladay
Reasons Why Jobs Are Few
H C Enith of the Secular League blamed trusts machinery and immigration for unemployment during a speech on The Problem of the Unemployed at the Pythian Temple. Ryland C Kirk, president of the Washington Secular League, urged national and state bureaus to track job seekers and secure employment while Donoghue of the United States Civil Service Retirement Association spoke for government pensions or other care for aged men.
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Secular League
Ryland C Kirk
Washington Secular League
Pythian Pempus
Kirk
Victor L. Berger
Donoghue
United States Civ Service
Dr Mary Walker Lecture Denies Contagious Tuberculosis
Dr Mary Walker spoke at Reader Theater yesterday on tuberculosis and heart disease. She claimed tuberculosis is not contagious nor hereditary and urged funds for a sanitarium near Oswego. She demonstrated a hand pressure method to relieve heart attack symptoms, saying it restored blood flow and saved her life.
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Reader Theater
Oswego
Walker
Ahe
Robbery at Home Seizes Watch Belonging to Leon Burns
Leon Burns an employee at the navy yard was robbed of a horse shoe engraved watch worth 20 dollars while sleeping in a chair at his home on 5 Missouri Avenue Northwest. Detective Berman of police headquarters is handling the case.
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Leon Burns
Navy' S Yard
Missouri Avenue Northwest
Berman
Police
Civil War veteran arrested at church during Sunday class
Simon Holt, 75, a Civil War veteran, was arrested at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon amid a Sunday adopt class. Police found $187 on him and he posted $100 collateral for appearance in police court. Holt claimed intermittent memory lapses and a trance explained his actions. He lives at 222 Street NW and formerly worked as a teacher.
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New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
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Hal
Ftreet
Iing
Weather conditions and storm warnings across the nation
A nationwide weather summary reports cold conditions with regional warmth in parts of the Rockies and Plains. A disturbance from Colorado will move east, bringing snow to plains and southern Rocky Mountain regions Monday, with rain across the Atlantic states Monday into Tuesday. Temperatures fall, winds shift easterly along the coast, and high seas form near the Grand Banks.
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Plains States
Shissippi
Ohio
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Thore Gil
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Galt
Dehe Porehera
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Lake Michigan
Grand Banks
May Save Bennett Teeth by Surgeons After Beating
Dr Charles H Resen treated Jam Morris Bennett the grocer who was brutally beaten on November Alard accused James Smith and will remain in custody. Bennetts teeth were loosened but most may be saved with a dental splint, a serious case brought to surgeons’ attention. Albert B Hyatt, Tun coin Hotel proprietor, suffers from about a hundred rashes and remains at Emergency Hospital.
Aid to Civilian Emploves Ambulance and Hospital Care
Civilian employes at naval stations may be removed to their homes for ambulance service if the distance is not excessive. One government ambulance is provided. If removal endangers fire protection, treatment at the naval hospital is authorized until safe to move. Costs are twelve cents per day.
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Nays
Natal
Voters hear speeches at key Republican event turnout urged
Citizens gather as party leaders ignite campaign in a decisive Tuesday meeting. Speakers address election integrity and turnout efforts, urging supporters to back the Republican slate across districts amid rising interest in the forthcoming primaries.
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Conn. Ave
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