Orozco Threat to Peace Spurs U S Mexico Crisis
Ambassadors warn of grave risk as Orozco leaders threaten attack and Washington plans to consult with Taft. Wilson travels to Washington for urgent talks while U.S. contemplates limited support options and the possibility of Mexican troops crossing the border if needed for security. Zapata sanctions attack on Mexico City if regional leaders cooperate.
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Wilson
Washington
Wituehua
Mexico
Uwen Pasaltoragee
Mexico City
Emiullan
Zapata
Sresco
Acahern
Algnora
Catholic Clergymen Meet in Washington for Alumni Association Electio
Miners of the Catholic clergy arrived from across the country to attend the annual meeting and election of officers of the Catholic University Alumni Association in Washington. Rev Father Crane of Pennsylvania was elected president with Mer Hayes and John J Daly as first and second vice presidents. Executives include Barnard McKenna historian John Webster Melody secretary treasurer and Mgr Charles Cavanaugh among others. A banquet followed with remarks from Father Shahan outlining the school’s work over the past year.
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Washington
Ountry
Cathsi University Alumni Association
Fathher
Father * Crane
Pennsylvania
Mer Hayes
John J Daly
Fathe Barnard McKenna
John Wabster Melody
Mgr
Charles Cavanaugh
Willam Fitsgerald
Joseph Smith
James Higgins
William Higgins
To&clork
Ravather Shahan
Catholic University
Shhoot
Res
Thomas Brennan
J i. Clg
Ord Mos Crane
F. P Duffy
William J. Tégerai
Thomas Fitzgerald
James J. Me
Willam Grant
No A. Walker
James Sheden
Judge TeLacy
John J Daly Apie Aloenine
Three-Round House Battle Over Liar Accusations
A chaotic scene outside the House judiciary committee hearing on Archbald impeachment saw Kentucky Democrat Representative Thomas clash with reporter Annin and Washington bureau writer Kirby. Fostered by claims of a false story, the fracas ended in a draw with both sides retreating, no formal action expected.
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Mr. Thomas
Kentucky
Calia
Annin
Kirby
Associated Press
House Judiciary Committee
Representative Thomas
Joseph Annin
John Kirby
Washington
New York
Thomas
Kie
Anna
Thomen
Archbald
America
Atlli
Bell
Lrey
Capitol
Honora Sule
Mr. Gompera
Existence of Sob Club Revealed by Youthful Beggar
A 10 year old Syrian boy testified in juvenile court that a nightly begging club operates on Sixth Street NW near Pennsylvania Avenue, teaching boys to beg with practiced stories, splitting duties by territory, and spending earnings on moving picture shows. He blamed a Ninth Street boy as his teacher and described each member’s acts, while his father urged confinement. The judge placed the boy on three months probation, warning he must avoid street begging or attend movies only with a parent.
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Michal Thomas
John Marshall
William H DeLacy
DeLacy
Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninth Street
Judge DeLacy
Capitol
Congress
Alll
Judge Pugh Warns Autoists Over Blocked Entrances
Joseph D Brady arraigned in police court for letting his automobile block the main entrance to an office building. Bicycle patrolman Walsh testified. Brady claimed many autos park near entrances, but Judge Pugh warned of fines for further violations and urged compliance.
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Joseph D. Brady
Bicycle Policcaman
Thomas Jefferson Walsh
Brady
Pugh
Endurance Run Pathfinders Blaze From Washington To Havre De Grace
The Cole pathfinder led a Washington endurance journey to Havre de Grace with an escort from the Maryland line to the Municipal building. Cleveland Campbell piloted the Cole as it navigated scenic routes through battle regions, hills, and woodlands while organizers arranged controls for lunches, hotels, and easing noon stops.
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Washington
Maryland
Cleveland Campbell
Cowla
Post
Pathfinder
Cole
Pathfinders
Philadelphia
J. J. Cole
Charles P. Handerson
Cole Factory
Indianapolis
William L. Calt
Cole Eastern Distributor
New York
Henry A. Rowan
Wiliam Danneshower
Cole Philadelphia
G. R. Cowie
Washington Cole
Quaker City
Quaker City Automobile Club
Cole Pathfinders
Pennsylvania City
United States
Nation
Howard Fisk
William Ullman
Harry Ward
New
Havre de Grace
Lurnaigs
Hotel Strike Probable Dimmed by New York Aid Leaders
New York hotel union leaders Paul Guttzeit and A Lewis urged calm at a District hotel employes meeting. They denied a New York strike failure and urged peaceful grievance resolution. Willard, Raleigh, Shoreham, St James and others reported no imminent strike, with offers from a New York agency to supply waiters rejected as unnecessary.
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New York
Washington
Paul Guttzeit
A Lewis
Willard Hotel
Willard
Raleigh
Shoreham
St James
Women Aid Sufferers Fund Declined For Relief Purposes
Democratic women formed a Dolly Madison breakfast relief fund for Baton Rouge food victims. Mrs. Wickliffe declined a present, urging the money be used to seed flood relief. Washington donors, including $385, backed nationwide efforts to aid Mississippi flood sufferers via provisions medicines and nourishment.
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Dolly Madison
Baton Rouge
Robert Wickliffe
Mississippi
Natchez
Maj Ludgate Dies At Desk In War Department
Maj William Ludgate veteran of the Civil War and Medal of Honor recipient collapsed and died at his desk in the adjutant general’s office in the old Ford Theater building. Born in England 74 years ago he came to the United States as a youth and served in the Eights second New York volunteers in 1861 rising to brevet major. He settled in Washington after the war and leaves five daughters and his wife who died six years ago.
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William Ludgate
Adjutant General
United States Army
Ford Theater
Ludgate
Maj. Ludgate
England
New York Volunteers
IBM
Congresa
Farmersville
Washington
War Department
Elizabeth Ludgate
John E. Lasky
Masons Plan Jolly Outing at Oasis Club
Invitations went out to Temple Lodge members for a Mason outing tomorrow at the Oasis Club on the Chesapeake. Several hundred are expected for shore dinner music and athletics. Master Carter B. Keen appears in a cartoon on the invite riding a Maryland crab toward the Oasis with other prominent Masons. Special electric cars leave New York Avenue and Fifteenth Street at 645 am. private steam yachts travel from Baltimore to the Oasis. Return tickets good on all W B and A electric cars. F A Sab rin, Tequesta, requests notice from those attending.
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Temple Lodge
New York Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Baltimore
Bay
Oasis
W. B
F. A. Sabring
Tequesta
Second In Command Opens at Belasco With Mixed Fortunes
The Butterfield Players debut in The Second In Command at Belasco faced rehearsal rush and uneven pacing. Walter Wilson shone as Hilderbrand Lartary while Franklin Ritchie overemphasized stillness in the title role. Nina Melville and others delivered strong supporting turns. Col. Anstruthers, miscast, dampened romance. The Washington Ad Club benefit added appeal to the performance.
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Butterfield
Belasco
Robert Marshall
Rdea
Walter Wilson
Hilderbrand Lartary
Mr. Wilson
Franklin Ritchie
Iran
Nina Melville
Jensis Glendenning
Jane Marbury
Ciates
Miss Melville
Harburgh
Everett Butterfield
Frederick Forrester
Charles Lane
Col
Anstruthers
Herbert Jones
Merdelham
Washington Ad Club
Plead For School Addition At Congress Heights
Congress Heights Citizens Association urged the House conferees to permit an addition to the Congress Heights Gastage Bender school at last night’s meeting. W W Price, president, said the present building is so small it is insanitary. He noted high fire insurance rates charged in Congress Heights.
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Congress Heights
Columbia Heights Citizens Set New Executive Committee
At the last rights meeting of the Columbia Heights Citizens Association in St Stephen a new executive committee was appointed with Judge Charles Bundy as president and W B Todd as secretary. A resolution was passed urging the Capital Traction Company to run open cars on the Fourteenth Street line.
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Columbia Heights
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Genoven
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Amerto Omant
Chihuahua
Evan
Young
Grogen
Ameran Aida Ha
Amearteas
Eciace
Oresensw
Madera
Tetcher
Crago
U. S
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Ameri
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Veo
Sladen
Jos Afexito
University Alumni Association
OZ Pennszivanta
Scribe
Colleague
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Committee
Tudge Pugh
U. S. War Department
Elson
The
Ism
Henry W. Elson
Ohio University
G R. Cowie
Ateep Hills
Horlice
Aker Horlice
Gloria
Close
Knights of Columbus
Washington House
Heatherbloom
Halcyon
Alexander Smith
Art Department
Adjutant General's Office
Chesapaeeake Bay Oasis
John Drew
House Conference Committee
Capital Traction Company
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
Strest
Steinway
G St
Family Bhoe
Seventy Street
Convention Hall
Epp
Weat
Joseph Strasburger
Home Shoe Repair Co
Suh Street
Jack Goldsmith
St. Man
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
Matrict of Columbia
Goth’ d En Eiguives
ULF Grove
Grove Becty Arlington
Thompson-Sterrett
Wrecking
Chaneudon Gowrechem
Wiliam Gifford
Kodak
J. Naramore
Topham’s
Bellentine
Newark
Shoemaker Co, Feets
Shefford
Chautauqua Dairy CO
Syracuse, N
Eade
Fougera & CO
Lm. N.Y
Christian Xander
Gordon
Bat
Duffy
Family
Lalithose
7Th St
Michigan
Probey Carriage CO
Tel. W
Wisconsin Ave
N.W. T
Ogram’s
Penna. Ave
18Th St
Tmerson Institute
Winslow B. Randolph
Principat
College
West
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