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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1913

Page

6

Wool Tariff Debate Begins Amid Fresh Calls for High Rates

A lively tariff hearing opens against the fourte en schedules of the current law as wool growers manufacturers importers and clothiers prepare to argue. Representative Underwood stresses that taxes must support public funds while maintaining import competition. Early testimony cites broad industry representation from Howard M. Kleaton Tenry K Towne and Charles Delaney among others, all signaling sector wide involvement.

Underwood Ways and Means Committee Howard M. Kleaton Buffalo United States Tenry K. Towne Stamford

Died Dheer Changt On Raruraas Funeral Notice

The clippings list obituaries and funeral notices for many residents. Agnes, daughter of Joan and Syilen Claper, dies. services at St Matthew's Church and Mount Olivet. Correy, Kerr widow, Peneral services at her residence. Doxton Mary A widow of Walter Doxen. mass at St Stephen's. Driscoll James dies aged thirty-four. funeral at St Aloysius. Faherty Sister Ann. Requiem at Carmelite Convent, Baltimore. Haney James T husband of Mary. funeral at Holy Trinity. Howland George W husband of Vinnie. Trinity Church services. Maxwell Harlan Page Maxwell, funeral announced later. Orem Alice J. funeral at 2:30 pm. Warren Stow James. funeral at Sharpsboro. Walsh Variley. funeral notice in Evening Star. Young Archibald. funeral private.

Doxon Uary Driscow James Driscoll 6Th Street Northwest St. Aloysius* Church Mount Olivet Cemetery Paherety Carmelite Convete Baltimore Ann” Faherety John A. Hughes Carmelite Convent Hanpy Thirty- Third Street James T Mary Alberta Haney Ineo Barron Holy Ferinity Church Oak Hill Howland Fourteenth Street George W Vinnie Howland Trinity Church Rock Creek Cemetery Rte Maple Avenue Takoma Park Harlan Page Maxwell Ore Alice Orem Yeatmam George W. Orem Maryland Avenue Southwest Irow Belmont Street James Warren Stow Sharpshoro Kathren Walsh Variley al Costello H Street Evening Star Young Saurdase Corcoran Street Hila M. Young

Wilson’s Brother Favored for Senate Post

Senator Lea plans to name Joseph R. Wilson brother of the President elect for secretary of the Senate. Wilson's long journalism career and national campaign work are cited as qualifications. Savannah report says Howard Axson, cousin of Gov. Wilson, seeks Savannah postmaster.

Joseph R. Wilson Wilson Luke, Lean Tennessee Senate Charles G. Bennett Lea Les Joseph Wilson Wileya Savannah Howard Axson Satfort Eignts Rémi Dent War Preter Srtnec

Congress prepares extra session broad agenda under Wilson

Reported plans indicate congressional committees aim to present a wide program to President-elect Wilson. Tariff bills start hearings, currency reform is studied, and Philippine independence questions may be included. Democrats forecast no tariff-only limit. expect currency action and broader legislation.

Wilson Philippines Woasy Trust House Banking and Currency Committee Senate Ares Demeireles Congress Taft

Yuan Shi Kai states Mongolia must remain part of China

President Yuan Shi Kai replies to the Mongolian Khan Kutuktu declaring Urga should not be severed from China. He says Chinese administration aims to maintain order in Mongolia and, to avoid bloodshed, has persuaded authorities to wait for a peaceful settlement. He seeks an early reply.

Peking Yuan Shi Kai Mongolia China Urga Kutuktu Yuan Shi Kai

Defend U S Authority Brief Denies Federal Power

Attorneys for the New York Stock Exchange file a brief denying Congress can regulate its affairs or compel incorporation. The NYSE concedes New York State can legislate to curb manipulation, while arguing federal regulation over exchange operations is limited. The Pujo committee faces continued work if Wilson supports extending it after March 4.

Tts Wilson House Money Trust Committee Bafors New York Stock Exchange Congress Stock Exchangé Pujo Money Committee Money Trust House Carter Glass Virginia Arsene P. Pujo Louisiana Banking and Currency Committee Glass Pujo Contém New York Stock Exchange Asc Fed iIt

Congressmen Attend Wedemeyer Memorial in Ann Arbor

Memorial services were held in Ann Arbor for late Michigan Congressman W W Wedemeyer who leapt from a steamship en route from Panama to New York. A Senate and House delegation attended with Senator Charles Townsend delivering the principal address. In New York, tributes were paid to late Representative George R Malloy at a House session with lawmakers Fitzgerald Fairchild Merritt and Moit of New York and Taylor of Ohio among those praising him.

Ann Arbor Mich Michigan Panama New York United States Senate House of Representatives United States Charles Townsend Bailoys Athe Jate George R. Malloy Witsgerald, Fairchild Merritt Moit Taylor Ohio

French Punish Tribesmen In Benimigula Forest Actions

French punitive expedition under Colonel Reidell penetrates Benimigula and Bentotin regions, inflicting heavy losses on tribesmen. The force reports four killed and seventeen wounded among French troops.

Mekines Moroccio Col. Reidell Benimigula Bentotin Nene

Walters Strike Contention Raises Principal Leader Tension

In a disrupted campaign, the principal leader faces pressure as the Walters strike controversy grows. Mutual tensions mount among key figures and organizational dynamics amid ongoing dispute.

Hotel Waiters Strike Deepens as Unions Demand Rehiring

Reports describe ongoing conflict at Watters Lessens with implicated conditions and demands from hotel workers. Protests allege proprietor and hotel management refuse to rehire nonunion staff, signaling a contested path to a complete victory.

Fractured OCR Reflects Political Debate Framing

Fragmentary text shows heated rhetoric from lawmakers about party strategies and governance. Mentions Democrats Republicans Wilsons and calls for phase control of a period of austerity. Names and dates are unclear but indicate a political clash over policy direction.

Aims to Awe Turkey and Split Negotiations

Two distinct views emerged on how to proceed with the negotiations. One favored immediate rupture and resumption of war, while the other urged restraint. A committee of diplomats was formed to craft a note, outlining demands for Adrianople and the Aegean Islands as prerequisites for peace. The allies seek time, but risks rise if hostilities resume.

Ebene Ember London Georgios ‘Streit Austria-Hungary T’ Voynovitch King. Nicholas League Adrianople Aegean Islands Roumania Austria Servia Montenegro

Plans to stamp out vice by Rockefeller group

Special to The Washington Post. New York January 26 1920 Rockefeller Jr founder of the Bureau of Social Hygiene defends its work on studying the social evil and urges constructive scientific humane approach. He hopes studies finish by December 11 and then a plan for New York. The bureau plans broader investigations in other U S cities. Current members include Katharine Bement Davis Paul M Warburg Starr J Murphy and John D Rockefeller Jr with more to join as work expands.

Washington Post New York Bureau of Social Hygiene John D.rockefeller, Jr Rockefeller Bureau United States Fernie Katharine Bement Davis New ‘York State Reformatory For Women Bedford Wills N. Y Paul M. Warburg Kuhn, Joeb& Co John D. Hockefeller Jrf

Chaotic Guest List From Regime Event

A ledger-like roster shows invited guests at a regime function, with numerous names scattered and partially legible. The fragment hints at formal introductions or storytelling segments interrupted as attendees were asked to continue in silence.

May End Garment Strike Shows Settlement Hope

New York officials report progress toward ending the garment workers strike after a conference proposes a sliding scale wage increase and a two hour work week for both regular and piece workers. Representatives of manufacturers employing about 75,000 of the more than 140,000 strikers and leaders of the United Garment Workers of America tentatively accept the plan, to be reviewed by their executive board for final action.

New, York United Garment Workers'of America

Zimmerman Denies Poison Pen Allegations in Maryland

Miss Anna Zimmerman, 49, is jailed as author of the infamous poison pen letters that menaced Smithsburg and Hagerstown for seven years. Neighbors, who recall her as a shy young woman, believe if guilty the motive lies in a love disappointment. Families report letters caused deep strife, with prompts about husbands meeting other women during business trips.

Thrashingoo Post Hagerstown Mid Anna’ Zimmerman Smithsburg E‘ Moustysill Hom Statthaburg Zimmerman Irl Smithsbure

Unclear Names List from Historical Record

Fragmentary OCR shows a string of personal names including James E and Henry H Flather along with multiple surnames such as Fraser Wilton McLean and Larcombe Sonéoh Lester Join. No verifiable event context, dates, or affiliations are provided.

James E Fiteh Daniel Fraser Wilton J. Flather Henry H. Flather James Mi Green Henry Hurt John Larcombe Sonéoh Lester Join R. McLean Edward B McLean

Indictment of Democratic Leader Stuns Chicago

Robert E. Burke former city police inspector and local Democratic leader has been indicted in Chicago on charges of embezzling six thousand dollars from the county Democratic fund while serving as secretary of the organization.

Chicago Robert E. Burke Olf Carter H. Harrison

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