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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1913

Page

10

Poincare Elected French President After National Assembly Vote

Raymond Poincare, premier, chosen by the National Assembly as president of France succeeding Armand Fallieres. He won 483 votes to Jules Pama 238 and Edouard Vaillant none for third. Duel challenges arose over a Clemenceau letter but were settled after Briand and Klotz intervened. Poincare, 53, described as strong and capable, vows to be impartial and prudent.

Versailles France Raymond Nicolas Landry Poincare Republic of France National Assembly Armand Palleres Poincare George Clemence M Poincare Aristide Briand Justice L L. Klotz Finance Uo Clemenceau M Briand M. Klotz A de Monzie Paul Boncour Labor Palace of Versaillen M. Monszie Raymond Poincare French Academy

Obituary notices list deaths and services across several names

DIED. LUARD Departed this life on Friday. WILLIAM and beloved husband of Caroline O Ballard in the seventy first year. FRASER Anna widow of George Fraser. GORDON CUMMING John husband of Augusta Neff. NEPE John Pennrose Gordon Cordon Cumming. NEWTON Watson beloved husband of Ellen J Newton in his sixty fifth year. SIMPSON nee Williams wife of Robert Simpson. WATSON Margaret Watson funeral from 55 B Street Northeast. WIMSATT Isabel beloved daughter of William and Josephine Cleary Wim. Burial and service details given for several locations and dates in January 1913.

Luard William Caroline O Ballard Syracuse Fraser Morristown Anna George Fraser Gullat Aee Hanson K Corn Thirty-seventh Street Fifth Avenue New York City Gordon Cumming Demales Street Alastair Penrose Cordon-Cumming Nepe John Augusta Neff Morton Street Newton Delifeld Place Watson Ellen J . Newton Simpson Twenty-second Street Dna Simpson Nee Williams Robert Simpson Finneral A J Schippert Pennsylvania Avenue Margaret Watson W T Fisher Baltimore Wilmington Wimsatt Isabel William and Josephine Cleary Wimsate Eighth Street St Dominics Church

Poincare's Triumphant Paris Arrival Draws Mass Support

Paris greeted President elect Poincare with a massive turnout as his Versailles to Paris journey ended at the Elysee. Police kept back a solid crowd while Briand and Lepine joined him aboard the train. At the home, residents lined the streets and poured into the quarter to offer felicitations.

Ices United States M Poicare Herrick Robert Bacon Gabriel Hanotaux Rodin Crown Point Lake Champlain Champlain Poincare Paris Versailles Invalides Elysee Palace Fallleres

Bank Teller Admits Defalcation of 25 000

John E. Humphries former note teller of the Commercial National Bank pleaded guilty in Criminal Court No 1 to three indictments charging defalcations of about 2 000 He sought leniency through counsel A B Worthington and Judge Justha Stafford ordered continued in chambers with no sentence today While pleas for leniency from prominent supporters are presented prosecutors note previous good character and efforts for probation amid investigations into his statements to the grand jury

John E. Humphries Commercial National Bank Worthington Justha Stafford Humphries Humphriess Menia

One Dynamiter Bailed in National Dynamite Case

Olaf A. Treitmoe and eight imprisoned labor leaders received bonds totaling 143500 to secure their release from the Leavenworth Federal prison. Charles Beum of Minneapolis was released on a 30000 bond, becoming the first to gain freedom. Treitmoe and others were forwarded to U S District Attorney Miller in Chicago. bonds approved by Krull.

Charles Beum Tinetmoe Leavenworth Kans Minneapolis Beam San Francisco Jan. Wi Bonda Olaf A. Treitmoe Indianapolis United States Miller Chicago Krull Yveltmoe Ingeborts Berg

Movements of Ocean Steamers

Vessels listed as sailing and docking in New York include ARNIVID from Liverpool Grosser xurturst from Bremen Philadelphia from Southampton Kaleern Auguste Victoris from Hamburg and REPORTED Mauretania from Liverpool bound for New York. Browhesd Kroonland from New York to Dover and Antwerp due Dover at 5 pm Saturday.

Arnivid New York Megentic Liverpool Grosser Xurturst Bremen Philadelphia Southampton Kaleern Auguste Victoris Hamburg Mauretania Browhesd Kroonland Dover Antwerp

Society at Hunt Ride Event First In Series

Washington society gathered at the Riding and Hunt Club on Twenty second and P streets for the first winter event. Miss Jeannette Allen won the horsemanship and musical prize amid a varied program, with her sister Miss Dasha Allen and Miss Mildred Greble also riding boldly, while Lieut. E St J Greble Jr. capped the show with a bold jumping display.

Hunt Club Washington Jeannette Allen Coss Henry T. Allen Dasha Allen Mildred ‘Greble Col. B. St. J. Greble Liett. E St. Greble, Jr Prince Frenry Sixteenth Cavalry Warren Dean Fort Myer Dean Jeu Dé Barre Jeu de Barre Mildred Greble Misa Grace Tiernan Miss Allen Miss Greble Miles Greble Miss Tiernan Misa Allen Misa Tiernan Ming Jeannette Allen diMeuty Henry L. Stimson Vanguard John C. Evans Sunlight Frederick Hennessy Rex Alert J. H. de Sibour J. Condon Naughty Misa R. Golden Donaldeon T. M. Gorham Raven Club O Smith Lady Jane Ridhien R. G. Bull Naughty Miss Gorham O. Smith Robert M. Thompson Henry Miles George Bull Bram Denmark Jimmie Condon Col. Alien J. Henri de Sibour William P. ‘Eno George XK. McLanahan Col Henry T Allan H. Rozier Dulany Wiliam C. Marrow

List of named individuals in an archival notice

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals by name including George Howard John Evans Mrs Mor ris Evens Miss Mita Evans Lieut. J. Greble Jr Mal Low George Oakley Totten Jr District Surveyor Melvin C. Hasen Mr and Mrs Arthur Lee Mrs John Davis Miss Pillen Arthur Scott Hohn George Putman W. B. McKinley Br. Tyner Miss Margaret Clark Miss Wood Mrs W Sinclair Bowen FR. H. Walter the Misses Howard Capt and Mrs Dalam Maj Paxton Mr Richard Harlow Charles Henry Butler Mrs Peter RA Labouisse Dr C. T. Grayson Mr and Mrs W. Peyton Russell Mrs Henry Wiley Mrs Mac Donigie Mr and Mrs R Golden Donald son Miss Pugh Miss Mary Morgan Father Yingling Mr and Mrs Robert F. Shepard Miss Alice Shepard and 8 S Phillips.

George Howard John Evans Morris Evens Mita Evans J. Greble Mal. Low George Oakley Totten, Jr Melvin C. Hasen Arthur Lee John Davis Mies Pillen Arthur Scott Hohn George Putman W. B. McKinley BR. T. Tyner Margaret Clark Misa Sykez Mies Wood W. Sinclair Robert F. Shepard Alice Shepard Phillips

Lone Train Robber Guilty in Federal Court

Wells Lounsberry was found guilty in Kansas City Kansas Federal Court of robbing a Union Pacific mail train near Lawrence last August. He held six clerks at gunpoint, forced one to bind the others, and blindfolded them before fleeing. Sentenced to seven and a half years in Leavenworth Federal Prison.

Kansas City Kans Wells Lounsberry Union Pacific Lawrence Kana Pollock Lounsberry Topeka Leavenworth A. Lounsberry Washington, D

Social feud marks Washington reception at Willard Hotel

Washington society buzzed over two invitations for the same event given by Mrs. Hoffman and the Wilson and Marshall League. Guests arrived to find Mrs. Armes and Mrs. Ayres in line, with high society and diplomats in attendance, including Senators Bankhead Perky and Swangon, and Representatives Linthicum and Claypool.

Democratic v Washington Army Leonard Hoffman George Armes Wilson and Marshall Organisation Ayres Hoffman Matthew T. Scott Daughteers of the American Revolution Wilson and Marshall League Armes John Miller Horton Perry Belmont Heth Nannie Randolph Heth David Stewart Gordon Mme. Mendez Joaquin Cuadra Zavala Legation Bankhead Alabama Perky Idaho Swangon Virginia Alexander Missouri Thayer Massachusetts Kindred New York Claypool Indiana Cullop Gordon McCord Heath Wakeman Cobb Rittenhouse J. Charles Linthicum Maryland Hepre W. G. Sharp Ohio White

Judge Bailey Reelected and Sworn In for Eight Year Term

Judge Louis C. Barley sworn in as judge of the corporation court for an eight year term beginning February 1. He was reelected by the State legislature. oath forbids dueling. Also notes Trades Council smoker, a Norfolk vagrant jailed, annexation decision anticipated, and local civic activities including a school board lecture and a funeral.

Washington Post Kingstrest Alexandria Louis C. Barley Corporation Court N S. Greenaway Bailey Virginia Barlay State Court of Appeals B. G. Foster Washington School Board Jefferson District Citiens’ Association del Ray

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