Rabbi Egelson Quits Retirement Planned March First
Rabbi Louis Egelson announced his retirement from Adaz Tarael Synagogue at Sixth and I Streets NW effective March 1 after losing reelection. He urged continued financial support and said he would seek a congregation aligned with his views, signaling ongoing factional tensions over succession between orthodox and progressive members.
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Orthodor
Adaz Tarael
Sixth and I Streets
Lous J. Egeleon
Egerson
Rabbi Egerson
New York
Salt Fabbl Egerson
Brookland Citizens Feast At Brookland Extension Banquet
The Brookland Citizens Association held a banquet at the New Ebbitt House to celebrate the electric railway extension through Brookland. Speakers included Wal W B Judson District commissioner, Representative Gardner, Mgr T J Shahan, A F Hinnan, H B F Macfarland, Gen George H Harries, and Rev. George A Dougherty.
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Brookland
A F Hinnan
Association
Rockland
H B F Macfarland
Citisena
Washington
George H Harriea
Electric Railway Company
George A Dougherty
Calhalla University
Marshall for President Launch Draws Indiana Delegation
Governor Thomas Marshall of Indiana was formally endorsed for the presidency at a hotel dinner last night. Indiana representatives Senator Shively and six visitors from every Democratic faction pledged support, with Representative Lincoln Nixon of the Third District acting as toastmaster at Congress Hall Hotel.
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Thomas Marshall
Indiana
Élever
Shively
Hoosier State
Thomas Tagelrt
Congress Hall
Lincoln Tixon
Third
To Extend Brookland Car Line
Brookland street cars may run through to University Heights per a letter from Gen George H Harries vice president of the Washington Railway and Electric Company read to the Ameritts Freights and Vicinity Citizens Association last night at Judge Joseph P Bures home. Burg to continue as president. Judge to assume his post in his absence. Pastor to give Sunday sermons January 22 to February 26 on The Great Commandment. Services at 8 PM with quartet choir.
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Brookland
University Heighta
George H. Harries
Thr Washington Railway and Electric Company
Amneritt Freights and Vicinity Citizens’ Association
C Py
Joseph P Bure
Reichenbers Austria
Burg
P Judge
Ulysses G@ B Pierce
All Souls
Churchill
District of Columbia
Washington, Dco
Rock Creek Park
Kiingls Road
Connecticut Avenue
Elligatt Streat
Dolfh
John A Johnston
William ¥. Tudson
Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company
Baltimore
Faustta
Baltimore Md
Hugh L. Poph
Jane
Washington Garlight Company
Washington
Washington Gaslight Company
10Th Street Nw
William B. Orme
The
Washington Railway and Hectic Company
Hart Tolsts
Washington,d. C
F. J Whitehead
Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad Company
Mth
East
Capitol Sts
Washington DC
F J Whitehead
Georgetown and Tennailytown Raiway Company
East Capitol St
Coon
J, Whitehead
Brightwood Railway Company
East Repr
Corcoran Gallery of Art
B McGuire
Washington Poat Company
Penneylvania Avenue
Washington, DCI
John R. McLean
Edward B. McLean
US Civil Service Retirement Association
Gabr Hall
Bdc
MF O’'Donoghue
EH J Cantwell
Melville P Eslin
D. KE Wiber
Ballentine
Newark
Shoemaker Co
Address Trade Banquet Attendee Photo Caption
The photo notes list attendees: Ambassador Biryce of Great Britain and Secretary Mae Veagh of the Treasury on the top row. The second row includes Representative J. Hampton Voore of Pennsylvania and F. D. La Lanne, president National Board of Trade. Wilbur J. Carr, director of the consular service, appears on the bottom.
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Run
Biryce
Great Britain
Mae Veagh
The
Treasury
J. Hampton Voore
Pennsylvania
F. D. la Lanne
National Board of Trade
Wilbur J. Carr
Consular Service
Green Devil Hoodoo Auto Breaks Two Tribbys Arms
Charles and J C Tribby, brothers and business owners, were injured when a temperamental car described as a green hoodoo backed into a curb and then twisted the crank, fracturing both men’s right forearms. The vehicle, kept in a Fourteenth Street garage, allegedly behaved with guttural curses and a habit of mischief.
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Fourteenth Street
Charles H Tribby
Washington Loans and Investment Company
Charles Tribby
Joe Tripby
Burlington
Pribby
Tribby
Charles
3. C. Tribby
J. C
Bankers and diplomats weigh currency reform and peace hopes
The report covers monetary commission discussions on the Aldrich plan, central authority needs, and public banking structure. Representative Weeks notes many commissioners depart this session, while Vreeland supports stock participation for state banks and trust companies. Ambassador Bryce envisions global peace via international trade and praises Canadian American reciprocity talks and Panama Canal efforts.
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Weeks
Massachusetts
Reserve Association of America
Aldrich
Fof
Ambasador
Huidekoper defends army critique against Hull Tawney
Frederick L. Huidekoper回应 House floor attacks, asserting his army criticism rests on War Department records. He challenges Hull and Tawney to cite misinformation or falsehoods and urges them to obtain official records to prove their claims. He cites Rep McLachlan’s comments and calls for unbiased verification.
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Frederick L. Huidekoper
War Department
Hull
Tawney
Iowa
House of Representatives
Appropriations Committee
Theaa
McLachlan
California
Jury Allows Home Leave for Murder Jury in Anderson Case
Justice Wright in Criminal Court No 1 allowed the twelve jurors in the James Anderson first degree murder trial to go home at night for the first time in district history. The jury was placed on honor not to discuss the case, while defense counsel urged the option to tailor a verdict to confinement. The question awaits Court of Appeals or Supreme Court ruling, with the trial expected to last a week. District Attorney Clarence R. Wilson and assistant Charles H. Turner prosecuted.
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Justice Wright
Anderson
Panel On Honor
James Anderson
Virginia Johmson
Daniel W Baker
James A. O'Shea
Baker
Congress
District of Columbia
Territories
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Clarence R. Wilson
Charles H. Turner
Liquor Dealers Elect Officers at National League Meeting
The National Liquor Dealers League elected officers including President T J McDonough of Cleveland and Vice President M J Warley of New York City. A banquet followed with lawmakers Hartholdt Coudrey Carey Sulzer and McDermott speakers. Centennial celebration noted for the Methodist Episcopal Home for the Aged drew 700 attendees at the Masonic Temple with multiple addresses from board leaders and clergy.
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National Liquor Dealers’ League of the United States
T J McDonough
Cleveland
M J Warley
New York City
R J Halle
Chicago
T . Hayes
Newath
P H. Nolan
New York
Hugh Karvey
Washington
Hartholdt and Coudrey
Missouri
Methodist Episcopal Home For the Aged
Old Masonic Temple
John WR Sumwalt
G W F. Swartzel
Weather Notes from Wantlington on January Thirteenth
Unsettled conditions persist across gulf and south Atlantic States with rains and snows in Virginia and North Carolina. Storm system off the north Pacific brings rain to Washington Oregon and northern California with heavy barometric shifts and coastal forecasts indicate rising temperatures in the plains and upper Midwest while the Northwest grows colder. Forecasts call for rain along the Atlantic seaboard and Gulf with possible snows in the upper Midwest and northern mountain states within 38 hours. Winds: New England and mid Atlantic southwesterly, gulf coast easterly, Great Lakes northwesterly. ships bound for Europe expect moderate winds and fair weather. Relative humidity peaks and notable rainfall recorded. Gaelic Society of Washington hosts a Scotch night with speakers MacLeod and MacFarlane.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Wantlington
Gulf and
South Atlantic
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
North Pacific Coast
Washington
Orewen
California
Portland
Oreg
Middle Plains
Plateau
Pacific Coast
Missiasippi Valley
Lake
Atlantic Coast
Gulf States
Great Lakes
Minneadta
Montana
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Upper Lake Region
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Pacific
East
Point Tho
Amide Atlante
South Atlantin
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banke
Patent Official Dies at woolly time, Lyon Chapman obituary
Hawin Lyon Chapman, chief of the trade mark division of the patent office, died of Brights disease at his home 212 Wyoming Avenue northwest. Born November 18 1868 in Ohio he studied at Monroe High School Cornell University and the Michigan Bar before joining the patent office in 1896. He represented the office at the Paris Exposition in 1900 and shaped key rulings on trade marks and related practices. He was survived by his wife Florenca Grigg and one son or daughter as listed in the notice. funeral today at 10 am from 242 Wyoming Avenue Northwest with interment in Monroe Michigan.
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Hawin Lyon Chapman
Patent Office
Bright
Timne
Wyoming
Bvénus
Northwest
Mr. Lyon
Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Ohio
Allover
Ashtabula County
Monroe
Mich
Lake Brig
Cornell University
Michigan
Washington
Misa Florenca ‘Grigg
Wyoming Avenue
Hev
Canan Austin
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Pallbeaters
Billings
Alexander Grant
David
Barry
C T. Belt
Albert Rust
Bertram Thompson
Storey B Ladd
Francis M. Phelps
10000 Bad Eggs Continue War on Impure Food
District health officials prepare to aid Department of Agriculture in confiscating desiccated or frozen egg mixtures and to report any suspect items. Justice Clabsugh orders confiscation for immediate use in chemical tents, promising a speedy hearing. Woodward health officer offers full support, praising active efforts to clean Washington of adulterated foods.
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Arnment
District Health Office
District Inspectora
Department
Justice Clabsugh
Iif
Department of Agriculture
Woodward
W. C. Woodward
Washington
Dr. Woodward
Galinett
District Health Department
Bandit at Large After New Varnum Hotel Robbery
The masked bandit robbed the New Varnum Hotel Poodroom Tuesday night, taking $4 before escaping with a revolver. Police released two suspects after failing to connect them to the case, keeping open the theory of a focal conspiracy under investigation.
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Varnum Hotel
Eacape
Fifth Precinct
Wise
Charity commemoration at Tcights of Columbus noted
Judge DéeLacy delivered the principal address during the anniversary celebration of Cartel Council No 877 of the Knights of Columbus in the society hall. Grand Knight Patrick J Hartigan gave the welcoming remarks as a musical program and dance entertained attendees.
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Washiteon
DéeLacy
Cartel Council
Tcights of Columbus
Halr
Patrick J Hartigan
Jealousy Led Her To Kill Mrs Binford In Fort Worth
Special to The Washington Post Fort Worth Texas January 18 Mrs T M Brooks fired five bullets into Mrs Mary Binford in a crowded department store Her husband a lawyer says jealousy motivated the act and the unwritten law will be her defense He notes the slain woman was his tenant four years ago While the killing occurred a prayer meeting was held at Mrs Brooks home by members of the First Methodist Church
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T M Brooks
O O F Elect Officers At District of Columbia Grand Lodge
Thomas F Gates was chosen grand master at the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia I O O F held at Odd Fellows Hall last night Other officers elected include Deputy grand master George Gerberich grand warden Edgar D Thompson grand secretary William Clapp grand treasurer John H Hollyday grand representative James H Crew and representatives to the board of trustees John H Wood and Anson Taylor plus a representative to the I O F Home Association.
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Anson Taylor
I ©. O. F. Home Asso
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Lonen
Copenhagen
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Edmonston & CO
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Pope ‘Auto Co
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Probey Carriage CO
Kges & Son, Inc
Ramsay’s Scotch
Christian Xander
E. F. Droop & Sons
Pease Pianas
Seilfair
Call
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John F. Ellis & CO
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Lag Tea Garden
Ade
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
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Milburn, Heister & CO
L. J. Naramore
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