Inaugural Committee Advances Plans for Event Contracts
Chairman Wilson authorized to sign indemnifying agreement with Interior Department for Pension Office damage risk during use by committee. Fireworks, banquet, and music contracts awarded to Pain's Fireworks Company, Charles Hauscher, William A Haley, and Santelmann respectively as funds reach 61,665 with 28,000 allotted to subcommittees. Oyster Bay neighbors plan march. list of civic and historic site committees announced. large volunteer roster of District employees selected for viewing stand and public comfort duties.
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Barry Bulkley Testimonial at Columbia Theater Today
A testimonial program for Barry Bulkley unfolds at the Columbia Theater at 2 PM with local and national figures supporting the District leader. The show features stars from Chase's Lafayette Theater and local talent headed by Fy. Bo Hay, with introductions by Henry B. F. Macfarland.
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Chairman Foster denies bid bias in inaugural music contracts
Chairman Percy S Foster rejects charges by Mr de Koven about the inaugural committee music bids. He says bids were handled openly with members withdrawing from discussions, noting Haley and Santerman bids, Washington Symphony Orchestra concerns, and that no one pressed for personal preference. Yale’s Beratio Parker praises Union and Liberty anthem to be performed by a 60-voice chorus at the inaugural concerts.
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Cold Wave brings record Washington New York delays
Severe winter disrupted rail traffic and city life for 36 hours. Trains on Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio railroads ran two to seventeen hours late as drifting snow and deep cold halted work at a filtration plant and the War College. About 1000 workers were laid off, while relief aid surged through Associated Charities. Urban life slowed at markets and harbors as ice clogged the Potomac and ships faced delays.
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Washington Boy Freed From Annapolis House of Correction
Gov. Warfield released a youth known as James Porter from the Annapolis House of Correction after serving part of a six month term for vagrancy. Father and mother claims of innocence cited, with charges against Justice Mueller and possible future investigation. The boy is the son of Mrs. C. A. McGowan of Washington DC.
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Deal for Mt. Vernon road sale links Capital Traction interests
A Alexandria rumor claims Pennsylvania Railroad disposed of its Washington Alexandria and Mt. Vernon electric line holdings and that Capital Traction Company interests in Washington took control. President King refused to confirm the sale, citing no publication. Officials could not verify terms or source. speculation cites $700,000 in bonds and 40 percent stock, with $250,000 needed for upgrades and a traffic loss of $35,000 yearly between Washington and St. Asaph. Local residents favor acquisition by capable capital to rehabilitate and expand service.
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Convicted Robbery Verdictin District Court Trio
Bernard Weismueller George Hardy and William Tobin were found guilty yesterday of robbing William Everett on December 28 at Thirteenth and B streets northwest. They claimed alibis and were remanded to jail for sentencing. A courtroom disruption occurred when Lena Weismueller spoke against the verdict.
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Grape-Nuts Said to Help Child After Appendicitis
A parent from Battle Creek Michigan reports an eight year old boy improved after twice daily Grape-Nuts following an appendectomy. The notice claims undigested foods cause appendicitis and credits Grape-Nuts with better digestion and overall health, urging readers to read The Road to Wellville in the package.
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James F Keenan Dies Suddenly in Washington
James F. Keenan a prominent Washington business man died suddenly at his home on 473 F Street Southwest at 1 pm after a stroke of paralysis. Funeral from St Dominics Catholic Church at 9 am tomorrow with interment at Mount Olivet. He was 44, born in South Washington, active in Catholic societies and a longtime clerk to John Fegan. He helped found the Serial Building Association and served on its board. His charitable gifts supported Catholic and nonsectarian causes.
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Market Windows Smashed After Gas Conduit Explosion
An explosion of gas blew up a manhole and conduit along Seventh street near Seventh and BH, freezing air holes and causing windows to shatter across Center Market, Schwarschild and Sulzberger warehouses, and nearby stores. The blast, heard citywide, hurled a manhole cover fifty feet, with electrical damage under review.
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Weather and court notes from the era
The brief includes a weather summary from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau with Atlantic coast storm details and cold wave warnings in North Dakota and Minnesota. It also notes Shaffer case appeal to the President over a murder conviction and pending D A review.
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Michigan Republicans Honor State Birthday Banquet
The Michigan State Association marked Michigan’s sixty eighth anniversary in the Union with a banquet at Rauscher’s. About sixty guests attended as President sent regrets for White House duties and Gen Orlando B Cox ill. Speeches praised party achievements and future GOP supremacy, with notable attendees including Senators Burrows Alger and Representatives Hamilton Gardiner McMorran.
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She Miss Funston’s Notable Family Tie
The exchange notes Funston’s kinship while identifying her as clever and humorous. The man attributes her humor to a family trait, then mentions he is a hospital surgeon, implying a contrast between personal wit and professional life.
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