National Democracy Aims Dreaded Shift in Senate Power
Special to The Weahington Post from Chapel Hill, May 21 reports the 16th UNC commencement featuring Rep Henry Boutell who argues the rising power of the Senate and a shift from state legislatures to federal control. He cites evolving practices, expulsion of state influence, and the push for national democratic centralization amid growing calls for direct election of senators.
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University of North Carolina
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Daniel Loughran A Washington Tobacco Dealer of Forty Years
Daniel Loughran a longtime figure in Washington's tobacco trade was born in Baltimore on January 13 18. He learned stone carving before turning to cigars and over the years operated stores on F street Pennsylvania avenue and the Hammick Building before settling at 1347 Pennsylvania avenue. He built a large wholesale trade and in 1871 married Mary A Fitzgerald with four daughters and six sons assisting in business.
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Daniel Loughran
Baltimore
Monumental
Daniel Loughranington
F Street
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hammick
Corcoran
Loughran
Mary A. Fitzgerald
Won Industrial Home Drill Leads Last Year’s Victor in School Contest
The Industrial Home School drill on Tennallytown road ended with Company A, captained by Knott, winning despite heavy rain. Judges from Company H praised the smart maneuvers while Company B performed well. The prize, an American flag donated by Walter C. Clephane, stayed wrapped for rain protection. An evening concert by girls' school voices followed in the public building.
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Tennallytown Road
Biddle
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Knott
Edward H. Cumpaton
Robert J [R. Yates
Sergt Haton Creecy
West
Walter C. Clephane
Bertha Davis
Smalier
Haley
Concert by Children at Convention Hall Delights District
Public school pupils from seventeenth and eighth grade schools showcase a varied program at Convention Hall on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon under the Teachers' Annuity and Aid Association. Chorus led by Miss Alys Bentley, 50-piece orchestra, and selections from Handel Brahms Root and others, with audience background of large American flags and a march from armory to platform.
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Convention Hall
Alys Bentley
Armory
Herman Rakemann
Washington
Suwanee F
Dix Deer
Rosstetter
Strauss
White
Holy Cross Academy Graduates Offer Evening Concert
A large audience attended a program by the Holy Cross Academy graduating class last night. Notables included Dr E A Pace Dr T Shields and Dr Thomas J Shanan of the Catholic University. The diverse lineup featured Ave Maria Garland to Mary and private vocal drama among others.
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Holy Cross Academy
E. A. Pace
E Shields
Thomas J. Shanan
Catholic University
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Miss Moriarty
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Mian Cleary
Marta
Our Lady
Thomas J. Shahan
Mai Dana
Miss Manning
Dlama
Prizes at GW Honors Elect Two New Professors
The eighty fourth annual commencement of George Washington University concluded with Dr Charles Willis Needham’s address in Continental Memorial Hall. Degrees were conferred including a rare BA on William H Singleton for professional contributions, and Rev Charles Hastings Dodd received a Doctor of Divinity. The board added two new professors and planned a department of Politics and Diplomacy. A large reception followed at Rauscher's with dancing and prizes announced for graduates.
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Continental Memorial Hall
George Washington University
Charles Willis Needham
University
United States Marine Band
Donald McLean
New York City
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eien Spencer Muszey
D A. R
William H. Singleton
Singleton
Charles Hastings Dodd
New York
Huton Place Baptist Church
Baltimore
Shoreham
Rauscher’s
Needham
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Prizes Awarded by George N Henning at University
The Staughton and other prizes were presented with awards to Augusta Moulton De Forest Maud Eathar McPherson Edward Vivian Buston Warren Bir mour Orion Davin Otto Louis Vearhoil Amy Warn and others. Scholarships announced for Kendell Western High School Contra High School Eastern High School and Western High School. Trustees met at the Shoreham Hotel to discuss a new department of politics and diplomacy and to name finance and philosophy appointments. A reception and dance followed at Hauscher's with hundreds in attendance.
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W. A. Wilber
J. A Gore
Atte Augusta Moulton de Forest
Kanans
George Emery Grean
Nutgachunotta
Reymond Fayche Kirkman
Ilinola
Maud Bachar McPherson
District of Columbia
Wiliam H Singleton
Distriet of Columbia
Vivian Dunstan
Virginia
George Foster Harley
Georgia
Charen Nichola Gregory
New York
James Muscoe Matthews
Lloyd Lemanmith
Routh Dakota
Charles Rountree Bugg
North Caroling
Mark Telitenhouse Woodward
Frederick Wilhelm Albert
Columbia
Elle Arvilla Merritt
Minnesota
Paul Noble Pack
Ray Smith Basglor
Ohio
Biram Colver McNeil
Henry Albert Premeey
Rhaine
Staughton
George N. Henning
Augusta Moulton de Foreat
Eaton
Thomas F. Walsh Pring
Misa Auguste Moulton de Foret
Cutter
Maud Euther McPherson
Fred A. Schmidt
Elton W. Miller
Ben Baker Foster
George F. Moth
John Hattson Boyden
Washington Architectura
Club
Imembery Ahip
W. Irwin Fleming
Peter Wagner
Ore
Racstnian Society
Walter J Bennett
Rnosthian Society
Eastern High School
Mise Lij Claira Cash
Misa Ruth ‘Bart Cochran
Western High School
Misa Cherlotte Raynestort Farrington
Shoreham Hotel
Law
Henry Parker Willis
Wilson
Washington and
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Williston S. Hough
University of Minnesota
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Seventeenth Street
University
Wayne MaccVeagh
Charles Willie Needham
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Seniors Plant a Tree at George Washington University
The senior class of Columbian College at George Washington University held a ceremony after commencement, marching from Continental Memorial Hall to Van Ness Park to plant a young orange tree. Class president Mark Woodward introduced Prof. William A. Wilbur, who spoke, and the class sang a song by O. L. Veerhoff. The tree, a gift from Frederick D. Owen, traces its origin to a seed planted October 11, 19%, by Mary J. Lockwood, founder of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Columbian College
George Washington University
Continental Memorial Hall
van Ness Park
Mark Woodward
William A. Wilbur
O. L. Veerhoff
Frederick D. Owen
Mary 3. Lockwood
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fairbanks
Socety
Schuyler
Staunton
Woods Commercial College Finishes Twentieth Year Graduation
The twentieth year of Woods Commercial College closed with a night of graduation at the Lafayette Theater. About forty graduates received diplomas and prizes. Rev William Hart Dexter addressed the assembly on the value of business education for self reliance. Prizes included gold medals and a silver loving cup presented to President Wood. The event featured a program by Haley's Orchestra and a formal class address on good citizenship.
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Lafayette
Haley
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Virginia
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Snoke Binaxer
Columpie
Kuala
Page Bryan
Maryland
Joseph Harvey Cath
District of Columbia
Francia Clavelous
Rolling Davis
North Carolina
Rebel Jewel Dony
Cistrict of Columbia
Edmund Joseph Dwyer
Fannie Brain
Mery Blanche Mills
Virsiaia
May Louisa Thera Raa
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Diaulet of Columbia
Arturis Scheid
Mingouri
Paul Ataphen Aiguracou
Minne
Katherine Beatrice Smith
Thomaz M Themowon
Maud Wilson
Business Department
Backs Bricker
Emory Presto Champe
West Virginie
Friels Claveloux
Aksedwich (Rankiin
Reginald Hungerford
Winfield B Johnson
Mary B. McCollat
Anne Corolla Purdy
Canada
Joseph Richards
Etelia Elizabeth Rousur
Paunaytvania
John Wilbur Sherwood
Walter Davis Wildman
Harry Wiholt
Oklahoma
Sacks Bricket
Louis P. Shoemaker
Locks Bricker
Avera
John William Sherewood
Necdt
Prenton Champe
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Bromwell
Brown
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Gardiner Hubbard
Ming Jusnerand
Chariea Hallam Keep
Mina Kibbey
Bruce King
J Hall Lewis
Mra Lincoln
George Kavier McLanahan
Aflng McWillan
Alexander Magruder
Caronews Monchour
Edward Lind Moris
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Mabel R Meacham
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Delaware
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