Peril in New Policies Time to Oust Demagogues
Former Senator Joseph W Bailey told a Philadelphia banquet of Group I, Pennsylvania Bankers Association, that anarchy and property destruction similar to the French Revolution would follow if current political trends continue. He urged bankers to reject demagogues and corrupt bosses and to engage in public affairs to support government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Thia
Joseph W. Bailey
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
Beach Ready for Trial in Assault Case
Frederick Beach of New York stands charged with assault and battery with intent to kill his wife Mrs. Camilla Havemeyer Beach. Indicted after an investigation when she was cut on the throat in 1912, Beach and Mrs. Beach arrived in Aiken with defense counsel Thomas Fuller and James of Byene.
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Aiken
Frederick 4. Beach
New York
Kim
Camilla Havemeyer Beach
Generab
Tucs
Dlany M Wach
Aiken Coubts Grand Jury
Beach
Thomas
Fuller
James
Byene
Hot Springs
J. B. Taylor
Mra
Died notices from January 1913 1918 scattered obituaries
Obituaries and funeral notices list several individuals with ages and burial plans. Entries include Nara L. Ballast of Washington D C, J Willam Jag at Monroe pokland, and Anthony Church interments. Anna Herre and Nannie Hungerford deaths with residences and interments at Mount Olivet and Waverley. Capt Amos M. Fudson and Archibald C. Lamb memorials note private or public services. SARAH A. VAN KEUREN and others are listed with interment locations Arlington and Egleton, with funeral dates and residence details.
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Oh Nara
L. Ballast
J. Willam
Monroe Pokland
D. C
Anthonys
Ateid Interimeidt
Mount Olivet
Thishesa
Anna
Gustave Herre
An. J. Morgan Barber
Nannie G. Hungerford
Charles County
Waverley
Mel
Thursda
Judsonon
Fifth Street
Amos M. Fudson
Clementine Jimson Muneral
Erie
Waterford
Tarmel
Archibald CC. Lamb
Theresa Lamb
Washington
van An Beuren
Tite
Emmie
Suffragettes Escalate Actions in Dublin and London
In Dublin suffragettes attacked Dublin Castle windows while in London the Home Office was bombarded. Led by Gen Mrs Drummond and Mrs Despard sister of Sir John French, the movement grows late protests. Mrs Despard received fourteen days in jail for resisting police during Trafalgar Square rioting.
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Dublin
Dublin Castle
London
Despard
Militant suffragettes vow renewed war on Lloyd George
London reports Mrs Despard and General Drummond among 32 militant suffragists jailed after refusing fines. Hunger strike to begin, window and post box outrages resumed, with Hamburg American Packet Co offices hit and several arrests. Packages in mails burst into flames, some addressed to Asquith and Lloyd George.
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London
Drummond
Bashibuzoukesses
Hamburg-American , Packet Company
Asquith
Lloyd George
Suffragists Rally In Snow Before March 3 Pageant
Suffragists braved snow to pin buttons on policemen who objected to street sales without a permit. More than 30 people heard speeches by Florence Ethridge and Jenness Miller in front of suffrage headquarters. Mrs Perky of Idaho and Mrs John Rodgers Jr of New York spoke at afternoon meetings.
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Etthusiasm
Florence
Ethridge
Jenness Miller
Congress Tracks Loose Legislative Threads In Debates
A Washington session covers highway funding for postal service, water power control, and a six year presidential term bill. Senators debate Connecticut River dam taxes, recognition of the Chinese republic, and pensions for Civil War officers. Public notices include monuments for Lester Bryant and a DAR project.
Suffragists Hearings Set With Olympia Brown Speaking
A hearing on a bill to allow women to vote for House members will be held tomorrow at 10 at the House office building. Rev Olympia Brown of Wisconsin, and Mrs Clara Bewick Corby will speak for the women, with others including Mrs Selva Lockwood and Lucy Antony in attendance. The event is under the Federal Woman's Equality Association and open to all District women.
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Olympia Brown
Wisconsin
House
House of Representatives
Clara Bewick Corby
Federal
Woman's Equality’ Association
Selva
Federal Woman's Equality Association
New
Sickles Not A Martyr In Public Debate Over Unpaid Funds
Albany January 22 Attorney General Carmody rejects view that Daniel Sickles fame shields him from prosecution for converting 23476. He notes Sickles is being pursued by New York State for the sum, says repayment time was extended with respect to his wartime services, and warns against using his soldier status as a shield for crime. The letter addresses Mrs. Longstreet who offered to raise funds from followers of Lee.
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Albany
N- Ya
Daniel 'H.' Sickles
New York State
New York Monuments Commission
Carmody
Helen D. Longstreet
Gainesville
Mra
Longstreet
Lee
Carnieau
Sickles
New York
Defends Right to Strike and Wage Commission Plan
New York Jan 29 Samuel Gompers AFL president denounces compulsory arbitration and rejects bills in New York State legislature. He argues workers will stop working but not surrender the right to strike. Oscar Straus backs a national wage commission with potential rail rate power. The conference votes to telegraph Senator Borah on Neil’s reappointment and elects leaders for the executive council and committees.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
National Civic Federation
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Oscar
Straus
United States
Borah
Charles P. Neil
Ighor
Séth- Low
Samuel
Gempers
John Hays Hammond
Benjamin Side- Wheeler
Taft
Franklin, MacVeagh
Elihu Root
Andrew Carnegie
Samuel Gomp‘ers
Warren S. Stone
Cleveland
James Mr." Kyneh
Sidang
William D. Baldwin
William C. Brown
Samuel’ Mather
Votes for income tax amendment gains momentum in states
Charleston and other states move toward approving a federal constitutional change for direct election of U S senators. A two year-old measure previously passed the house but was rejected by the senate. Colorado and other state legislatures yesterday endorsed the proposed amendment. The Colorado senate had already endorsed it.
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Charleston
W.imous
Fedeo Constituti
House
Senate
Colorado
United States
Colorado Senate
Cheap Shoes in Sight and Downward Tariff Debate
The House Ways and Means Committee examined a proposed downward revision of the 190 duty on boots and shoes. Chairman Underwood argued the current tariff is prohibitive and would eliminate revenue, while the industry warned a large cut could slash manufacturer profits and wages. Witnesses cited the hat industry to illustrate how duties impact prices and profits, with testimony highlighting the tension between party pledges and practical trade effects.
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House Committee On
Underwood
J. Franklin McHlwain
Boston
Mentgaly
James Marshall
Mr. Underwood
Italy
Marshall
United States
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE PAIRS ACROSS COUNTIES
A fragmented notices list multiple marriage licenses across Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. Names include Samuel A Thompson Elizabeth B Stewart Ruth L Cok William J Pettitt Annette Goldsmith Helens Reb Arthur Johns John Schnell Gre Melvin Naylor Aguin and others with various ages and counties such as Riverdale Fairfax Clifton Richmond Culpeper Balladelphia and local reverends.
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Samuel A. Thompson
Elizabeth B. Stewart
Riverdale
George F. Dudley
William J. Pettitt
Fairfax
Ruth L. Cok
Clifton
William J. McKenney
William 5. Hobbimer
Richmond
Annette Goldsmith
Louis Stern
Luther H. Upson
Emily
Hoteh
ML. Little
Samuel -S- Clark
Helens H. Reb
Arthur
Johns
John Schnell
W.A.” Melvin
Joseph B. Naylor
M.-P. J. Aguin
Samuel
Canthrox Shampoo Promises Hair and Scalp Cleansing Benefits
A fragmented ad style text touts dissolving a teaspoonful of canthrox in hot water to create a shampoo for cleansing both scalp and hair. It claims hair dries evenly, regains softness and gloss, and removes dandruff while keeping the scalp healthy and pliant.
Battle Over Taft Appointments Tightens Senate Deadlock
The Senate failed to advance executive session on Taft appointments as Republicans and Democrats clash. Absent members split, with Bristow and La Follette urging votes over filibusters. A new push is expected, while Democrats vow continued opposition.
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Cans
Senate
Taft
Republicana
Ecrats
Bristow
La.Fotlette
Pain‘dexter
la. Follatte
PASS PAGE VOCATIONAL BILL ADOPTED BY SENATE
The Page vocational education bill authorizes over 14 million in appropriations for agricultural and trade education. It replaces the Lever-Smith bill after a long Senate fight, with a 31 to 30 vote to substitute. It now goes to the House and then a conference committee, expanding courses in trades, home economics, agriculture, and teacher education across secondary schools and state programs.
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Senate
House
Page
Campaign Inquiry Into Post Office Department Actions
Senate campaign expenditures committee extends authority to cover the 1912 election. Chairman Clapp may summon Postmaster General Hitchcock, Charles D. Hilles, and other figures tied to Taft era campaigning. The probe aims to uncover alleged department activity linked to the Republican campaign.
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Postoffice Department
Taft
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Lenate
Clapp
Hitchcock
Charles D. Hilles
Seek New Fire House On Connecticut Avenue
The Connecticut Avenue Citizens’ Association decided at a meeting last night to press House and Senate District committees for approval of a firehouse at Connecticut Avenue and Garfield Street. The executive committees will be formed by chairmen of standing committees. The District railway commission still pends testimony from the Chevy Chase to Washington express car service fight, with another week granted to the company.
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Ecticut Avenue
House
Senate
Connecticut Avenue
Garfield Street
Chang&edge
Committee ‘On
Chevy Chase
Washington
District .Railway .Commission
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Morgan
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Reading Financial Institutions
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Coliseo
M. Hindle
Tamalion
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Pumphrey & Son
14Th St
Maryland
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Pennsylvania Avenus Nw
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Fourteenth ST
Commodious Chapel
Telephone North
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C. Shaffer
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J. H. Small & Sons
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R. Harris & CO
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Tokalon,o., Inc
Congress
Ralph Peters
Toaland
W.W . Baldwin
Burlington Railroad
Jackson
Jones
Connecticut River Company
Villaga
Windsor Locks
Conn
Ones
Connecticut
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Ite
Townsend
Lester Bryant
Kentucky
Bryant
Honors Women of the Revolution
John Sharp Williams
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Williams
Matthew T. Scott
the Daughters of the American Revolution
William Kent
Representative Kent
California
Stoner
Rhode Island Avenue
Stone
Representative Stone
Illinois
Lucy Anthony
Cairo
Eliza Hardy Lord
J. A. Breckens
G Street
Constance Leupp
Indian Affairs
Rosalie Jones
Gompers
Oscar Straus
Civic Federation
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Bank of Mutual
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Billy the House
Shoe Department of
Federal National Bank
John Poole
N. H. Shea
J.J Darlington
Byron S. Adams
Walter A. Brown, John H. Clapp Myer, Cohen J. J. Darlington
Arthur D. Marks
Frank B. Noyes
John L. Newbold
Clarence B. Rheem
Leon Tobriner
Baltimore
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