Georgetown University Law Degrees Amid Money Temptations Speech
Holmes Conrad, district bar member and Universal Congress delegate, warned graduates at Georgetown University Law Department commencement that the age pursues wealth but cautioned against surrendering integrity. John F Quirk urged ongoing study. the list of graduates spans masters and bachelors in law with numerous named recipients.
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Holmes Conrad
Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists
Louis
Law Department
Georgetown University
Chase's
Conrad
John F Quik
Quirk
Butcher Severs Windpipe in Suicide Attempt at Work
Samuel Owens a 1011 G street southwest butcher in view of colleagues lanced his throat with a large carving knife. He was rushed to Emergency Hospital in critical condition with doctors uncertain of recovery. Owens taunted, then attempted the act saying Nice sharp knife eh while coworkers tried to aid him. A fellow butcher Eugene Watson wrapped a necked apron and the reason given cites a troubled personal life with a wife and two children. The scene occurred at the meat stand where Owens was employed and authorities describe the wound as severe with the windpipe cut.
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Samuel Owens
G Street
Owens
Eugene Watson
Washington Board Changes Surprise Students and Teachers
In Washington a board of education reshuffle surprised members as Mrs Terrell declined reappointment and Mrs Harris joined, keeping the racial balance at three colored and four white. Dr Davidson was chosen as new superintendent, replacing Mr Stuart who will move to intermediate instruction. The meeting also awarded George Washington University scholarships to six students across city high schools and announced staffing changes at several schools.
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Board of Education
Terrell
Normal School No.y2
Stuart
Dr. Davidson
Elen Spencer Museey
City of
Washington
Davidson
Jamestown
Kansas State Normal School
Emporia
Kansas State University
Lyon County
Kans
Kanspaper
Akwood
Mrr
Quincy
Lincoln
Topeka
Kansas
Omaha
William Chancellor
George Washington University
Margaret Aan Reisinger
Central High School
Kendall
Erwin Harach
Central
Mixa Frederika Neumann
Eastern
Miles Evert Florence Morrell
Atty Helen FE. Cam
Maurice Cohen
Western
Letitia Southgate
Misa C L. Hillegey
Grent &Hool
Mies E. T Stewart
Mies I. W Meus
Ketcham School
Mica EM. Orbello
Ketcham
Sbasnca
Mim Florence Jenkins
Cappaltt
Adelaide Waring
Estefialen
Igerva
Mre
Hor. Hampson
Gilbert Alden
Lewis
Bowen Bcheal
Rau- Min
Asheville
Fenton Saunders
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Biemerck
Dalouan
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
N.Y
Chicago
Paul N. Peck
Cincinnaty
Kansas City
Meattle Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New York
N.Y A
North
Pitt
Portland
Salt Lake City
Utal
Bt. Paul
Ee Cai
Tingfeld
Lego
Vicksburg
Mes
School Board Announces Mass Staffing Changes and Transfers
The board approved extensive reorganizations across schools including resignations of Miss F C Butler and Miss A P Johnson. Promotions for several teachers, transfers to Langston and Birney, new appointments at multiple schools, and a major reorganization of janitorial staff with salary adjustments. The overhaul is described as one of the largest shifts by the board.
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Knights of Columbus
John J. Oneill
New Jersey
Kalenta of Columbus
O'Neil
Thomss A MecLaughlin
Medilen Thon Lasrena
Figen
Jearnig Orien Marty Ford Richart Barratt
Ani Jann Stattery
HE. Gray
Bowen School
F.C. Butler
Cardozo School
8. P. Johnson
Mott School
B. 3. Gatrett
F. L. Thompson
Birney School
Langston School
C. W. Adams
Board of Education
Stuart
Resolutions Regret Supt Stuart Resignation Washington Schools
North Washington Citizens' Association met and adopted resolutions regretting Supt Stuart's resignation and praising his service in Washington schools. The group also endorsed Columbia Heights' call for a District hospital for inebriates. Committee and new member appointments were made.
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Supt. Stuart
Washington
North Washington
William Ryan
George H. Whiting
H. J. Sherwood
H. P. Drumbrecht
H. Everett
J. H Anderson
F. E. Manning
L. B. Farmer
M. K. Peck
J. W. Bennett
Mambera
Washington Humane Society elects new officers and reports cruelty cases
Mrs H P Springer and Miss Harriet Stone join the Washington Humane Society alongside Mrs H Lucas at yesterday’s meeting. The executive committee was told that in May society agents investigated 1,125 animals and prosecuted 153 cruelty cases with 147 convictions in police court. Band of Mercy counts 33,383 city schoolchildren as members. President Walter S Hutchins chaired.
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H. #. Lucas
Horace P. Springer
Harriet Stone
Washington Humane Society
Band of Mercy
Walter 8. Hutchins
Denies He Is a Kidnapper in Virginia Home
Special to The Washington Poet reports Hunter Breckenridge denying kidnapping claims by Grace Breckenridge after she said her Nashband abducted her two daughters in England and brought them to Fincastle Virginia. Breckenridge says he retrieved the children abroad and they are his rightful possession. He traveled to England April 32 and found the children with their nurse in London, returning with them Blay 3.
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Washington
Fincastle
Grace V. Breckenridge
New York
Nashband
Grace
Dorothy
England
Hunter Breckenridge
Breckenridge
Thair
London
Blay
Myr Breckenridge
Prize Debate at George Washington University Ends With Affirmative Win
The prize debate between the honor men of the Columbian and Needham societies at George Washington University concluded in the law school auditorium. The question: Are labor unions in the United States beneficial to society? The affirmative won, with Feldman and Bowen receiving top honors for the negative and affirmative sides respectively. music and solos preceded and followed the proceedings.
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Columbian
Needham
George Washington University
Law School
New Masonic Temple
Labor Uniona Jn
United States
Schubert
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Mary Ann Cowen
Norris L. Bowen
Maryland
The
Columbian Society
Walter E. Kelly
Ohio
Nesdham Society
Louis B le Due
Minnesota
William Reed Fiten
North Dakota
Needham Society
Peter R. Feldman
Wisonsin
J. Paul Oren
Pennsylvania
Needham Soviety
Justice Staford
District Supreme Court
Irwin &. Pepper
Laws
G. W. W. Hanger
Bureau of Labor
Louise Mae Yarrow
Sue M. Greacen
Greacen
Seniors Banquet at George Washington University
The class of 1911 seniors held a banquet in West Hall at 1638 I Street NW with Harald Craig as toastmaster. Speakers included Helen Summy and Rear Admiral Stockton, U S N retired, plus Dean Wilbur, Emery Lasier, Harold Keats, and others. songs, addresses, and a dance followed the program.
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George Washington University
West Hall
Itreet Northwest
Harald Craig
Helen Summy
Admiral Stockton
University
Dean Wilbur
Emery L. Lasier
Harold Keats
Miss Beale
Messrs. Lasier
Carty
Emery WL. Lasier
Laura
Steever
Helen Sumimy
Rear Admiral Stockton
Heart William A. Wilbur
Lelia Howard
Robert Johnson
Edna Hanvey
Roy Carty
Katharine Morrow
Hayner HH. Gordon
Mary H. Werkins
William F. Maupin
Edith Biniston Lowe
Marguerite
C. L. Jenkins
Laura St. Steever
Ida A. Bengtson
A. M. Prentiss
Timlow School Exercises Highlight Persian Envoy Address
A large audience gathered at Miss Timlow’s school at 160 Scott Circle for commencement. Persian chargé d’affaires Ali Kuli Khan delivered the keynote speech replacing his wife Mate Ali Kull Khan who was called away by a child’s illness. Mrs Roma Devonne Hempstead opened with songs and Elizabeth Timlow spoke, amid a guest list including senators, representatives, judges, diplomats, and naval officials.
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Paolo Tosti
Ronald
Alumnae Dinner Ends Festivities at Im maculata Seminary
Alumnae day events at Im maculata Seminary Wisconsin and Nebraska avenues NW closed with the annual alumnae banquet. Toastmaster Ming Anita Murrin led the program with numerous attendees listed. An afternoon alumnae musicale preceded the dinner. Cardinal Gibbons, slated to officiate at morning commencement, canceled. Dr. Shahan of Catholic University will officiate in his stead.
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Immaculata Seminary
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Ming Anita Murrin
Thorne
Murrin
Lucy Russell
Namale Kengle
Beasle Freeman
Gloria Hunt
Margaret Kennedy
Mitehita Wallace
Hilda Byrne
Agnes Anderson
Evelyn Leltzinger
Marie Hack
Marie Simon
Lauring Ebner
Frances Maroney
Milas Louise Noonan
Beatrice Lansburgh
Lillian Muncaster
Cardinal Gibbons
Shahan
Catholic University
Weather conditions and upcoming unsettled pattern across regions
The Weather Bureau reports a heat surge in the Mississippi valley and central plains easing to normal, with moderate warmth in New England and mid-Atlantic areas. Showers, thunderstorms, and unsettled forecasts persist through Tuesday and Wednesday, with cooling trends in the upper Mississippi valley and middle plains. Winds shift from east to southeasterly along coasts, with variable winds on the lakes and Gulf coasts. River conditions show Potomac and Shenandoah slightly muddy at Harper's Ferry amid a broad regional weather outlook.
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Agriculture
Weather Bureauington
Mississippi Valley
Middle
Southern Plaine
Northern Plains
New England
Middle Atlantic
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Plains
Rocky Mountain
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Minnesota
Brentane
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Tennessee
Lower Lake Region
Missinaippi Valley
Middle Rains
Porte
Grand Banks
Medals Presented at Georgetown Visitation Commencement
The 112th Georgetown Visitation Convent commencement was held in the new Odeon with Rt. Rev. Bishop Corrigan presiding. Medals were awarded to eight graduates including Lillian Antoinette Ray and Rita Antoinette Keane, with multiple class prizes and department medals announced.
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Georgetown Visitation
New
Odeon
Corrigan
Baltimore
J. J. Himmel
Georgetown University
Meyer
Adele Henritze
Queenabel Gardiner
Evelyn Jones
Marguerite Banner
May Twohy
Catharine McMuhen
Nathalie Davis
Dorothy Blatiner
Rita
A. Keane
Washington
Marjorie Baumgartner
Elsie Norris
Marguerite Carter
Emily Tompkins
Dancle
Catharine McMullin
Antoinette Hay
Elsie Norrin
Lillian Antoinette Ray
Bishop Corrigan
D. C
Rita Antoinette Keane
Marguerite Louise Carter
Spokane
Sarah Elizabeth Gracia
Little Rock
Ark
Catharine Genevieve McMullin
Cumberland
Madaline Kebbin Danner
Spring Grove
Julia Bréllman Crosby
St.Louis
Katherine Aleese Lyon
Nelson
Nebr
M. F. Scanlan
St. Louis
Rita Keane
Sarah Gracie
Josephine Dickson Walsh
Antoinette Ray
Katharine Moran Hendrie
Michigan
Helen Abell Baughman
Frederick
Julia Crosby
Missouri
Elen Walsh Maffit
Carrie Watson- Hamlin
Katharine Stoughton
New York
Lorena Brooks
Elizabeth Mary Cammack
Myra Knox Semmes
New Orleans
Canthrax Shampoo Promises Hair Care Breakthrough
Mae Martyn of the Los Angeles Press touts canthrax shampoo as a dependable remedy for lifeless, streaky hair and dandruff. She claims a teaspoon dissolved in hot water creates rich lather that cleans dust and dandruff, leaves hair glossy and easy to style, and is inexpensive with broad approval for light and dark hair.
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Mae Martyn
Los Angeles
Fake cigar shipments reach Washington says revenue office
The Commissioner's Office suspects shipments similar to twelve seized in New York have reached Washington and urges smokers to report impostures. Inspectors search small shops for fake cigars imitating standard brands sold for 25 cents. Foreign firms have sent packs with bands closely resembling genuine labels, prompting a nationwide probe into counterfeit imports.
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Commissioner's Office
New York
Washington
Department
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Gotham
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