Pageant of Independence Day Celebrations in Washington
The Washington observance marks Independence Day with concerts, picnics, athletic events, flag raisings, and a fireworks display at Monument Grounds. Authorities plan three band concerts, parades, horse shows, and a large municipal program under Cold War era civic pride, with libraries and offices closed. The day begins with flag raisings at Union Station, continues with athletic meets near the White House, Zoo picnics, and ends with a Monument Grounds fireworks finale after a film exhibit and a 27-shot salute.
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United States
Philadelphia
Incii Tate
Chi- Pens
Congressional
Congress
White House
Wiliam RB Cushing
Sons of Veterana
Union Station
Monument
Edward Beckett
Zoo
Rock Creek Park
Transportation Committee
E. S. Martin
District National Guard
Pierce’s Mile
Monument Grounds
Citizens’ Committee
Waat
Fourteenth Street
Engineer Band
Areworks
Independence Day Pro Sons of Veterans Parade and Events
Independence Day schedule features Sons of Veterans and auxiliary activities at Libby Park Petworth and multiple DC locations. Events include children's parade field sports flag raising ceremonies musical concerts and patriotic exercises led by local organizations with a Marine Band performance and a fireworks display at Monument grounds.
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Sons of Veterans
Libby Park
Petworth
Monument Grounds
Vienna
Coshise
Casio
Organi Tions
Hyattsville
Eptying Park
Howard Playground
Fiela
Fia
Georgia Avenue
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Washington Senator Predicts Fall GOP Victory
Senator Wesley L. Jones of Washington reports a harmonious state Republican convention. He notes progressives and old guards uniting under a broad platform opposing Democratic tariff, canal toll exemption repeal, and the Colombian treaty. The primary mirrors party unity amid labor and lumber industry strain and weak retail trade.
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Northwest United
Washington
Wesley L. Jones
Senate
Republican National Committee
Jones
Sugars
Wormer Gov. McBride
King County
John H. Powell
Seattle
F. Lund
Spokane
Benator Jones
Fort Bunker Hill and City Celebrations Open At 2:80 P M
A joint celebration by Brookland and nearby associations will start at Fort Bunker Hill with a 13-gun salute, religious and musical programs, and a principal address by Solicitor Cone Johnson. Athletic events bring medals and a silver cup for top individual points. Libby Park and Grant Circle host various events, including tennis, baseball, and a band concert, followed by a supper and fireworks. Additional festivities occur in Kensington, Hyattsville, and across the Anacostia with parades, races, and community picnics.
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University Heights
Rhode Island Avenue
Monument Grounds
United States Engineer
Bunker Hill
Brookland
Fort Bunker Hill
Cone Johnson
Department of State
Libby Park
Grant Circle
Petworth Citizens’ Association
Ictalawit
Public Triangle
Thirteenth Street
Georgia Avenue
Brightwood Reservoir
Kensington
Blair “Lee
H. Warner,Jr
Hyattsville
Zantzinger's Park
Oswald A. Greager
Odd. Fellows and Rebekah
Washington
Th Park
Equateen Aspirants in Race for Kentucky Senate
Kentucky enters a six week sprint to the August primaries with two Democratic contests for the long and short term seats. Front runners are Gov. James S. McCreary former Gov. J O W Beckham and Rep. Augustus O Stanley, all vying for the six year term. Stanley’s strength has surprised observers as he nears six terms in the House. Republican contenders include former Gov. Willson and William Marshall Bullitt for the long term, with Burton Vance and George W Jolly seeking the Progressive nomination for the long term.
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McCreary
Heckham
Stanley
Baillitt
Republican Party
Washington Post
Leutavne
Kentucky
United States
Bradley
James 5. McCreary
J. O. W. Beckham
Augustus 0
Congress
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J. C. W. Beckham
Goebel
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A. TH. Willson
Louisville
William Marshall Bullitt
Taft
Burton Vance
George,w. Jolly
Owensboro
Progressive Party
Central Conference of American Rabble Records Five Years
Rabbi Deyla Philipson of Cincinnati delivered a speech on the five year anniversary of the Central Conference of American Rabble. The discussion covered whether a prayer book published for congregations worshiping on Sunday can be accepted without delay. No decision was reached at tonight's session.
Officials Fourth Orators Speeches Planned For Independence Day
President to speak in Philadelphia on Independence Day with patriotism as the focus. Speaker Clark to address crowds in Chase City FramVille and Charlottesville Virginia. Secretary Danialy to speak at University of Virginia and Secretary of State to address in North Carolina. Rep Underwood and Rep Fitzgerald set for Brooklyn appearances. Vice President Marshall to picnic with family. Cabinet members to spend the day quietly or on weekend trips. President leaves for Philadelphia at 7 AM arrives 10 30 AM departs at noon with secretary and Dr Cary T Grayson. Secretary of State travels to North Carolina last night. Statesville in the evening address followed by Asheville Sunday with wife.
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Philadelphia
Clark
Chase City
FramVille
Danialy
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
North Carolina
Underwood
Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Marshall
White House
Washington
Cary T. Grayson
Statesville
Asheville
Desert District Clerks Given Half Holiday by Commissioners
At the last moment yesterday the commissioners ordered a half holiday for the district clerical staff. Commissioner New Man signed the order at 11 30 and the building emptied within an hour as some employees left for weekend trips. Many district clerks will stay in the city to attend municipal celebrations. Public Library Closed Today and Tomorrow as one of its two annual holidays.
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New Man
Fragmentary political report hints at shifts in trade bill stance
A garbled passage notes lawmakers debating the trade commission bill and governor's stance. References to Covington, colleagues, and a surprising tribute hint at a change in direction as a young representative contemplates stepping away from progress.
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Trade” Commission
Marva
Covington
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Livingstone Heights
Washington
Washington Country Club
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