Taft addresses labor capital clash in Toledo forum
Secretary Taft warned against violence and blacklisting in labor disputes and urged recognition of unions. He defended injunctions, promoted arbitration and the Massachusetts plan, and said capital and labor share a common interest in production growth. The Fifth Ohio Republican committee endorsed Taft for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thle
Organization of Labor
Taft
Labor Unio Us
Tart
Civic Federation
Massachusetts
Tatt Eald
United Action
Jin
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health From Grips to Fever
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for grip, pneumonia, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, diphtheria, and related blood poisoning. It claims the tonic clears poisons, restores digestion, purifies blood, and raises health, urging immediate purchase and noting 100 doses for one dollar as economical.
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Hood
Taft on First Ballot Taft Movement Grows
Washington reports from insiders credit Taft with securing a first ballot nomination at the Chicago Republican convention. Bristow predicts solid Kansas delegation. Alabama and Booker T. Washington rally to Taft. Loeb denies authority to forecast. Other candidates watch closely for a possible coup.
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Simflower
Alabama
Booker T. Washington
Loeb
Taft
Chicago
Josephs. Bristow
Kansas
Bundower State
Iowa factions for Taft in hard fought convention fight
Special to The Washington Post from Wes Monias Iowa Jan 10 factions of the Republican party rally around Taft as the Iowa delegation likely backs him. Laslie M Shaw supporters see no compromise on delegation while progressive and leading party organs align with Taft, signaling limited future for ambitious Iowa Republicans. In California and Kansas endorsements Taft gains momentum with the Lincoln Roosevelt clubs and Third district committee backing his candidacy.
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Washington
Wes Monias
Iowa
Republican State Central Committee
Laslie M. Shaw
Treasury
Progressive Facton
Taft
Stangpet
San Francisco
League of Lincoln and Roosevelt Republican Clubs of
California
Whlliam H. Taft
League
Roosevelt
Cherryvale
Kans
Jan
W. H Taft
WL. Cunningham
P. P. Campbell
Lyons Denies Having Georgia GOP Backing for President
Judson W. Lyons states he has no candidate to back for president and has not spoken to journalists since arriving. He says he is here on a private mission, not representing any group, and he has had no recent talks with Frank H Hitchcock. Lyons recalls his earlier reply listing Woraker Fairbanks Cannan Knox Hughes and Taft as Georgia supporters, but says no delegation choice has emerged.
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Georgia
Ohio
Herald
South
Frank H Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Roosevelt
Woraker
Fairbanks
Cannan
Knox
Hughes
Taft
Miss Woodward Loses Purse on Shopping Tour
Miss Margaret Woodward of Wyoming avenue northwest, daughter of S. W. Woodward, reported to police that she lost a pocketbook containing $12 in bills twenty-one theater tickets some small change and a gold bracelet an heirloom. She said she had left home early to shop by a small electric runabout and may have dropped the bag while getting in and out of the car. Also included is an annual statement notice for District corporations due January 21 outlining capital, paid-up percentage and debts with official verification.
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Margaret Woodward
Wyoming Avenue Northwest
S. W. Woodward
Woodward & Lothrop
Misa Woodward
District of Columbia
Recorder of Deeds
Reception to Mes McLean by Revolutionary Societies
Mrs Donald McLean president general of the D A R was guest at a reception at the Ebbitt House hosted by local chapters. Daughters of the American Revolution and allied groups attended with officers of the Sons of the Revolution and the Sons of the American Revolution present.
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Donald McLean
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ebbitt House
Sons of the Revolution
Sons of the American Revolution
Howard L. Hodgkins
McLean
Fllen Spencer Massey
George T. Smallwood
Wendell P. Stafford
Dolly Madison
William R. Lowe
Continental
Mr. Ballinger
Manor House
Mary C. Wysong
Elizabeth Jackson
A. van Ness Cattna
Constitution
William Oscar Roome
Thirteen Colonies
Thomas H. Johnston
Louisa
Abductor Turnstile Absent Banker Returns to City
Willard W. H. Myers, who vanished in 1904 with 21,000 dollars in cash and securities from the National Base Deposit and Trust, surrendered at police headquarters after years on the run. He says remorse and misery followed the theft and spent the money while moving among New York Philadelphia Chicago and Boston. He carried 2,000 in stock and barber supplies in a suitcase and believed he would be jailed on bail tomorrow. He is charged with grand larceny and embezzlement.
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W. H. Myers
National Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Willard WH. Myers
National Base Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Myers
Lieut. Peck
United States
Sixth Precinct
Sawuae Aguau Uvile
Washington
Edward E Myers
Fourth Street
Iris
Thomas P. Jones
Fatal Face Blow in Army Quarters Ends in Death
Private Stegall of the Forty-seventh Company Coast Artillery died at the general hospital from a skull fracture after a fight with Private Charles Simmons of the U2d Company Coast Artillery. Simmons held in guardhouse. inquest planned. Stegall at Fort Hunt Virginia. Simmons at Fort Hamilton New York.
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Charles E. Stegall
Forty-seventh Company
Coast Artilery
Washington Barracks
General Hospital
Charles A. Simmons
U2d
Coast Artillery
Simmons
Stegall
Fort Hunt
Fort Hamilton
Brexall
Weather Forecast Details From Washington Jan 10 Report
Weather Bureau notes rapid barometric changes across the United States with a coming week of winter weather east of the Rockies. Low pressure covers the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, with a warm rise east of the Mississippi and a cold front from the central regions. Rain and a sharp temperature drop expected across the middle and south Atlantic States, clearing and colder conditions spreading Sunday. Winds shift to northeast along New England and the Atlantic coast, with gale force along the Gulf and brisk winds over the Great Lakes. Storm warnings issued for Gulf and Atlantic coasts, with fair weather followed by rain or snow toward the Grand Banks.
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Doscept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
United States
Rocky Mountains
Great Paiva
Minassalppi
Lowe
New Orleans
Atlantic Ocean
New England
Middle Atlantic
Hugh
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Northern Lakes
Steamera
Grand Banks
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Virginia
High prices for letters in Henry Galds sale
The Henry Galdsman collection of literary and historical autographs sold for 3060 dollars at Anderson's auction rooms. A signed order by President Incain brought 21 dollars, the highest price. Individual letters by Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Lynch, and Edgar Allan Poe fetched 60, 8, and 71 dollars respectively. War and Declaration letters from figures like McClellan, Washington, and others realized notable sums.
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Washington
York
Henry Galdsman
Anderson
Incain
Thomas Lynch
Benedict Arnold
William Blake
Emile Bournle
George B. McClellan
Benjamin Franklin
Joseph Hines
William Harper
Edgar Alan Poe
George Washington
Washington associations urge action to dismiss district superintendent
Washington Citizens' Association endorses board of education decision to dismiss Dr Chancellor from the office of superintendent. Takoma Park group seeks congressional authority for District Commissioners to regulate streetcar schedules and conditions and to probe public service corporations. Army Engineer head approves McGavin plan to secure land in Anacostia flats for reclamation efforts.
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Washington Citizens’ Association
Smith
House District Committee
North
Board of Education
Echours
Association
Congress
Takoma Park Citizens’ Association
Lieut Capron Wounded By Highwayman At Bridge
Lieut Paul A Capron United States Marine Corps wounded when a negro highwayman shot him in the arm at the F street bridge. He is at the Naval Medical School Hospital receiving treatment and may resume duties at Annapolis within two weeks if no blood poisoning develops. Police have not captured the assailant. several suspects were arrested but did not match Capron description. Capron stands over six feet and described his attacker as a giant.
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Naval Hospital
Paul Allyn Capron
United States Marine Corps
F Street
Naval Medical School Hospital
Capron
Annnapolis
Lieut Capron
Lieut
Money bag missing on Mount Pleasant car
Miss Josephine Stanley, sister of Maj. V. 8 Stanley at Fort Myer, reports a wrist bag vanished on a Mount Pleasant streetcar last Monday. The bag held £9, two purse straps, a small gold watch, and spectacles. Police describe it as professional pickpocket activity after a crowded ride near Dupont Circle.
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Miss Stanley
Josephine Stanley
Maj. V. 8 Stanley
Fort Myer
Mount Pleasant
K Street
Dupont Circle
Notable Washington Dinner by The Friars Elite Arts Club
The Friars, a large literary and artistic club, held its first Washington dinner at the New Willard. Speeches by Victor Herbert and others drew laughter as George Bowles presided and Will M Creasy told Yankee yarns. Eulogies from Wells Hawkes were read via telegram, blessing the gathering of about forty Friars plus guests.
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Friars
Washington
New Willard
Victor Herbert
Compdéser
Rong
George Ade
George Bowles
Sam Wallack
Campbell B. Casa
Worker Struck by Iron Beam at Government Building
Charles Dustuhoff, thirty, of Sixteenth Street Southeast, was injured when a rope holding a large iron beam broke while he worked on the government building at Tenth and 3B Southwest. He fell to ground level, suffered a broken foot and sprained ankle, and was taken to Emergency Hospital.
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Charles Dustuhoff
Sixteenth Street
Tenth
Dubtuhoff
Pustuhoff
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