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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
12
Sunday evening program at the Crystal Ballroom of the New Ebbitt Hotel features a talk on healing techniques. Event begins at 4 pm with exploration of self healing and methods for helping others.
Five day Pan American commercial conference ends with a gala reception at the Pan American Union. John Barrett declares a new era in Latin American US trade, urging freight and passenger links, reciprocal trade methods, coordinated finance, and strong patent protection. Leaders from both regions hailed the aim as all American in spirit.
A life size oil portrait of Champ Clark, retiring Speaker from Missouri, by Boris B Gordon, hangs in the Capitol Speaker's lobby. Clark, who ceased to be Speaker on March 4, is 69. The painting, praised as Clark's best likeness, marks a long-standing House tradition.
Zion City's chief faces accusations linked to banking practices and property gains via mail, with a Springfield investigation report hinting at possible improprieties. The action followed a committee review and references to prior directors and the handling of funds.
Republican leaders promised strict budget cuts and reported an army appropriation bill trimmed by about 400 million dollars from Secretary Baker’s request. The House bill would fund roughly 490000 soldiers and 21000 officers, down from 509000 personnel, with aims to reach about 300000 in Europe by September. Naval and rail provisions also face steep cuts, with the navy bill reduced toward 950.9 million and a 200000-strong personnel target by July 4.
Frederick Thompson, famed theatrical manager and creator of Luna Park and Toyland, died early today in New York. He built a fortune in amusements including the Hippodrome, lost heavily promoting the Panama-Pacific Exposition, and received a merchants’ benefit in Coney Island as he prepared to return to the amusement business.
New York in June Captain Adolph Pedersen, skipper of the barkentine, says mutiny plan cannot succeed due to weather. Pedersen explains rescue attempts by Hansen are impossible under current conditions.
Fragmentary text hints at a nautical drama with Charmer Pyako, a Victorar Botte Cups reference, and a shipboard chase. It mentions Kedoral state authorities, officers taking over, and a vow tied to a Bible scene, ending with weather and legal overtones.
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