Baptists Push for University Control at George Washington
Local Baptist ministers alumni and trustees urge the denomination to resume management of George Washington University to aid reorganization. W. Woodward buys the Fifteenth Street campus for 550000 with a rental offer. Baptists hold equity valued up to 162000, seeking repayment or influence in the university's future.
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George Washington University
Focal
University
Press
South
District of Columbia Baptist Association
W. Woodward
United States
Aviizelon
Columban College
Cimipe Washington University
Inj Iya the Baptists
Devet Sertadan
Board of Trustees
J. J. Darington
Washington
Golden Opporfins
Indylater
Needlam
Taptist
National University
George Washington
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Jacob Covert Dies in Columbia Te npingrant Union Home
Jacob Covert longtime member of the Columbia Tepngrant Union died at his home on North Street. Funeral services will be held at the residence tomorrow morning at 11 oclock under the auspices of the G oA KR. Interment at Arlington. Covert formerly worked at Evansville Tribune and was active in Ottawa politics. He leaves a widow and four children: Mrs Wo Austin Mre Pf Teard, CG G Covert, and W H Covert.
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Jacob Covert
Columbia Te Pngrantical Union
Qed
Peo UF
Nortie
Lester Moins
Tomor Tom
Arington
Covert
Evansville
Ind
Wo. Austin Mre
Pf Teard
CG. G Covert
W. H. Covert
Fire Damages Sullivan House in Northwest District
A morning fire on the third floor of Miss Katharine T. Sullivan’s home at 132 Thirtieth Street Northwest caused about 1,500 dollars in damage. Firefighters arrived quickly as Sullivan found the blaze in the rear yard and Captain Charles Harper suffered a fall when his truck ran into a porch while responding to the alarm, but he continued to assist and the fire was soon extinguished.
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Katherine T. Sullivan
Thirtieth Street
Miss Sullivan
Charles Harper
No. & Truck Company
N Street
Harper
Georgetown Family Man Held on Grave Bond Demand
Daniel Harris 25 of 3312 N Street NW is held at the Eighth precinct on a serious charge after a grocery incident on Tenth Street and Florida Avenue NW. Nine year old Mary Dowd returned home crying after saying Harris was in the store. Harris did not resist arrest and his attorney failed to obtain a bond of $500.
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Eighth Precinct
Georgetown
Mary Dowd
Daniel Harris
Harris
Tenth Street
Florida Avenue Northwest
Fenth Street
Margaret Dowd
Mars
RANDOLPH C. HYATT DEAD, ASSISTANT EXAMINER IN PATENT OFFICE
Randolph C. Hyatt, assistant examiner in the Patent Office, died at his brother in law FP S Mechlin home at 3020 Cambridge Place Northwest early yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held at Oak Hill Cemetery chapel at 10 o'clock tomorrow with Rev Dr J Vreeland Peter officiating. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Born in New York, Hyatt came to the city in 1867 and was a George Washington University medical graduate who never practiced. He was unmarried and survived by a sister Mrs Mechtin.
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Patent Office
Randolph C. Hyatt
FP. S. Mechlin
Cambridge Place
Oak Hill Cemetery
Vreeland Peter
Church of the Epiphany
Wilh
New York
Hyatt
George Washington University
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N. C
Auanta
Atlantia City
Bismarck
Oak
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Davenport
Tow
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Galveston Tex
Neip
Col. Hetana
Mont
Roosevelt
John Nelson
Richquieter
New Orleans
New York N.Y
Oyster Bay
Col
Nelson
Hig Editorial
New B . York
Taft
Gifford Pincchot Bauker
Marshall Stimson
Cali Fiver
Bulletinfornia
Col. Roosevelt
Washington Post
Morrow
Californ Harners Ferry
W. Va
Potomac River Nna
Clear
Shenandoah Dy
Stage Hands In Session At International Convention
Executive Committee meeting and Mount Vernon excursion mark day one of the eighteenth annual convention of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees. More than 200 delegates from the United States and Canada attended, with Boston president John J. Barry presiding. William S. Gude welcomed delegates on behalf of Washington and the Chamber of Commerce.
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International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
United States
Canada
Bn Wagles’ Hall
John J. Barry
Boston
Mass
William S. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Gude
Washington
Mount Vernon
Bagles' Hall
Frank Morrison
American Federal Then of Labor
Wiliam H. Donavan
G. Wagner
J. H Sarens
George [Ich
Loughrey
S. Salers
P. Maloney
Man Planted Front Yard Truck Farm Defending City
Walter Winnie of 437 New Jersey Avenue NW faces potential action in District court over a small front yard vegetable plot. His lawyer argues the nuisance complaint is absurd and unlikely to be pursued, noting police should target dirtier streets and rubbish instead. Winnie advocates urban gardening as a harmless, economical pastime.
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Bis
Front Yard
Walter Winnie
New Jersey Avennue
Lawrence J. O'Dea
Pugh
Gus Schuldt
Winnie
Schuldt
Sixteenth Street
New Jersey
Policeman O'Dea
City Beautiful
Deadlock Over Extradition of Charlton to Italy
Porter Charlton, under arrest in Hoboken, refuses surrender to Italy for trial in the murder of Mary Heatt Castle Charlton at Lake Como. The U S State Department and Italian foreign office clash as Knox signals surrender only if Italians criminal in the U S are returned. Italy bars extraditing its own citizens, so the request is to be denied.
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Porter Charlton
Hoboken
NX. J
Mra
Mary Heatt Castle- Charlton
Lake Como
Italy
State Department
Foreign Office
Charlton
Knox
Chariton
Ohio Senator Denies Tie to Pneumatic Tube Plan
Ohio Senator Charles Dick denies financial interest in a Cincinnati pneumatic tube project linking the postoffice and Union Depot. He explains the House bill is an enabling act for a government free trial, not a contract, and says he resigned from the Universal Pneumatic Transmission Company before any government work.
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Charles Dick
Ohio
General Post Office
Union Depot
Cincinnati
New York
House
Committee On
The
Senate
Union Station
United States
Cincinmnati
Universal Pneumatic Transmission Company
Congress
William H. Dinspel
Arst
New Yorks
Frederick" Bryan
Washington
Gompers Aids Strikers In Night of Labor Halls
Special to The Wabbington Post reports President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor visiting about a dozen halls with Treasurer Lennon and other labor men. He pledged moral and financial federation support to the strikers. A separate note says tailor H. Goldstein of 2087 M Street NW was lightly burned by a gasoline explosion, causing $230 damage to the shop and stock.
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Wabbington Post
Associa
Gompers
American, Federation of Labor
Lennon
H. Goldstein
M Street
Cupid’s elopement plan foiled by girl’s father at Union Station
Father John Caspar, a New York merchant, intercepted 16 year old Tulla Caspar and Nathan Stern as they stepped from a train to marry without consent. The couple said they planned to marry and then tell their families, with Stern hoping to save money before housekeeping. They returned to New York after the confrontation, while Caspar identified himself and the couple admitted their intentions.
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Father
Girl
Metropolis
Nathan
Cupid
Union Station
Young
Stern
New York
Young Stern
Newt York
John Caspar
West Forty-second Street
New York City
Nathan Stern
Forty-second Street
Roosevelt's Meeting Hints at Direct Nomination Push
Roosevelt and Gov. Hughes plan a decisive New York State conference on reform efforts tied to direct nominations. The anticipated talk, amid unclear questions about Roosevelts advance knowledge and Beverly trip plans, aims to shape a bold progressive strategy and mobilize Republican forces for the next election.
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Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Loeb
Beverly
Gov
Republican
Hughes
Supreme Court
Weather Outlook and Local Temperature Report
Weather conditions report scattered showers and thunderstorms across Abe plains States, upper Mississippi valley, and southeast Texas with cooler air in the north and south. Local showers Tuesday across central plains and Mississippi valley, with fair weather west of 95th meridian and highs near 100 in the southern plateau. Coastal winds vary by region. steamer winds to Grand Banke. Temperature readings show midnight 78, afternoon 88, record highs 90, lows 73. rainfall traces, humidity around 54. Station notes include Roosevelt appeals for aid and tide table data for New York area.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Abe Plains
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
East Gulf States
Middle States
Gulf
Plains States
Plain States
Ohio
Tennessee
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South Atlantic
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Midate Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
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Hotels and guests listed across major cities
A long list of individuals and their hotel stays appears under various city headings such as AT THE HOTELS. BOSTOX C, CHICAGO, NEW YORK CITY, PHILADELPHIA, PLUSBURG, CALIFORNIA, CONNECTICUT, GEORGIA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, MARYLAND, MISSOURI, MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA, NEW YORK STATE, NEW JERSEY, OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA, TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA with numerous named people including T. MW Fletcher, Raleigh Bias, J. Anthony Shoreham, Albert Levy, W. Hurlburt, Roger Granger, and many others in a rail of hotel guest entries by city and state.
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Bostox
C T. Broderich
W. G. Berlitz
Willard
J. Anthony Shoreham
Shicago
T. MW Fletcher
Raleigh Bias Mae Smitth
Luther Miller
E. H. Perrie
Edw
Kokarl
Shoreham
Mra A. Harris
Anastasia Taylor
Arington
New York City
Albert Levy
TF Bourne
J. C. Threll
Cunningham
W. T. Hurlburt
Roger Granger
E. ©. Rawger
Herman Biscoe
J. L Bernstein
Anna Rose
A. Goldsmith
W. Monroe
J. Grabschipt
Welter Raleigh
M. W Frior
H. H. Samek
Fred C. Heufling
Elias Strauss
Bernard Retnerman
Witliam Z. Staff
D. H. Bachman
J. Arvin Peel
Raleigh
J. W. Heardley
Ord Preston
Shooh
J. W. Rickey
George Schuster
W. M. Sherwood
EC. Panding
Howard Clarke
R. B. Fletcher
Richard B. Beaumont
Jadhson Reynolda
C. W. Huntington
C. Stope
D H. W. Taylor
H Wallace
Col
John Bogact
K. O'Rourke
Ebbitt
A. J. Grelt
Riggs
Philadelphia
T. W. Morrow
C. J. Helts
Bree
W. ¢. Seger
FH Mannick
J. & Lunak
Mulroy
C. A. Moyer
Wiliam Bradley
C. Howser
Charles Preyer
W. Moxamer
J. C. Clven
Poot
California
H. ¢. Moore
San Francisco
WII- Yard
Connecticut
H. E. Hall
Hartford
Georgia
W. N Wallace
J. B. Johnson
Conyera
B. J. W. Graham
Miss Graham
Miss Hudson
Atlanta
Robert M. Hitch
Savannah
H. J. Beales
Illinois
Aira
M. C. Strickland
Alton
Kentucky
Irvin Jayer
N. Judah
Louisville
Maryland
Robert (. Merritt
William L. Howitz
Baltimore
William P. Atchison
Frederick
J.B. Foster
Higgs
C. N. Offley
Annapolis
Shoraham
Mibsouri-H. Sanker
St. Louis
F. H Wood
H. Mason
Arlington
Michigan
O. B. Butterfeld
Detroit
Minnesota
C. W. Graham
Minneapolis
York State
C. F. Geyer
Emil Weohart
Buffalo
New Jersey
William H. Canfield
Newark
Ohio
John Breen
Darton
Pennsylvania
R. W. Michay
Emporium
R. Q. Mowry
Franklin
H. R. Walter
Bethlehen
N. A. Howell
Goldaboro
J. E Miles
Baston
Glebitt
Tennessee
Rouseeau
Nashville
Charles W. Burch
Duncan Burch
Mary Embry
Memphis
Virgina
John T. Harris
Harrisonburg
A HK
Pat Richmond
A. Wright
Nor
Central Labor Union Sets Policy On Endorsing Congress Members
Western brewery agencies reach a tentative compromise offering $25 weekly for engineers with no overtime. AF of L political managers will handle endorsements. fusion of carpenters and joiners face strike issues and a defense publication is planned. Negotiations continue with sheet metal contractors.
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Western Breweries
Washington
Wiliam F. Gilmore
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Builders’ League
American Federation of Labor
Building Department
Brotherhood Carpenters
Poindexter's Man Attacked in Circular Call
Washington dispatch notes a Spokane circular claiming Roosevelt would back Poindexter, sent after Poindexter's Oyster Bay interview. Vancouver Independent urges withdrawal, calling it a false attack on McCredie and praising Roosevelt’s nonpartisan denial. Newspapers in Tacoma and Seattle highlight the circular and Roosevelt's stance.
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Washington
New York
Tacoma
New York Times
Roosevelt
Poindexter
Spokane
Oyster Bay
Vancouver Independent
McCredie
Seattle
Col. Roosevelt
Girl of Ten Dies After Poisoning in Plea for Truth
In Meadville Pennsylvania on July 11 a 10 year old girl Alice Dunn drank carbolic acid after her mother punished her for telling stories. She died an hour later while preparing for a Sunday school picnic. Forest fires in Sequoia National Park are reported under control and the giant trees are out of danger according to a telegram to the Interior Department.
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Meadville
Alice Dunn
Sequoia, National Park
Interior Department
Sergeant Williams Weds Miss Kidwell in Georgetown Church
Sergeant Joseph Adrian Williams, longtime Metropolitan police officer and White House duty hand, married Miss Maud M. Bidwell at St. John's Episcopal Church Georgetown. The 47 year old father of eight and widow's remarriage connects him as brother in law to Kidwell's elder sister's spouse. couple to honeymoon then reside at 1886 Thirty-fourth Street.
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Joseph Adrian Williams
Metropolitan Police Department
White House
Maud M. Bidwell
Thirty-fourth Street
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Potomac Streets
Georgetown
B. D
Wiliams
Metropolitan Police Force
Sergeant Williams
Miss Kidwell
Promotions and Appointments in the Bureau of Immigration
The notice lists promotions from $1 400 to $1 600 for Howard M Blandy Teo B Russell from 1200 to 1400 J Leyla Bixler from 1000 to 1200 and Charles E Booth Jr from 900 to 1000 plus appointments Patrick L Callins Stanley B R Lynn Michael A Donnelly Joseph A Springer and Israel H Black all at 900. Also gospel mission services announced with Rev James M Belt and Rev Thomas B Buckaleu at 1250 Pennsylvania Ave NW and open air services on Fourteenth Street and Ohio Ave from 7 30 to 8 30 every evening. Public invited.
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Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Department of Commerce and Labor
Howard M. Blandy
New Jersey
Teo B. Russell
Dieteier
Columbia
J. Leyla Bixler
Pennsylvania
Charles E. Booth, Jr. Nebraske
Patrick L Callins
New York
Stanley BR. Lynn
Connecticut
Michael A. Donnelly
Joseph A Springer
Israel H. Black
Gospel Mission
James M. Belt
Thomas B. Buckalew
Avenue Northwest
Fourteenth Street
Ohio Avenue
Fall Fractures Skull In Plow Pit Accident
Hugo Moass aged 22 was injured last night when he fell into a plow pit at the car barns near Fourteenth and Decatur streets northwest. He was taken to Emergency Hospital, then returned home at M13 K Street NW. Moass is employed by Capital Traction Company.
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Hugo Moass
Fourteenth
Decature Streets
K Street
Moass
I Capital Traction Company
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