Treasury Engaged in Broad Reading of Emergency Currency Law
Washington financiers and bankers discuss the emergency currency law. They expect the Treasury Secretary to interpret the act liberally to cover the District of Columbia and form a banking currency association there. Locals doubt strict legal limits and anticipate the association's first establishment in the district under broad intent.
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Post
United States
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Mr Claries
Glover Jist
Columbla
Glover Washington
Intellectual Difficulities of the Times Address at Catholic Graduation
Father Martin of New York Cathedral spoke to graduates at University Chapel on intellectual difficulties of modern times. He warned that sins of the mind are subtler than sins of behavior and urged diligence in aligning faith with reason amid shifting modern thinking. He cited authority, truth, and the need to guard against accepting plausible objections over principled belief.
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Dinity Chapel
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Sonotos City
Bamaltierte
Cathet University of America
Samuel Johnson
Rechabites to Wear Regalia at Anniversary Meeting
Visiting Rechabites will be welcomed at the 1 v1 anniversary meeting of Union No 8 on Wednesday evening in June. Regalia to be worn on order by High Chief Ruler NWEB Vowles. Addresses by Charles B lersleeva, John Neilson, George A Murray, and High Chief Ruler Vowles.
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Union
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Hgh
Newats
Jotn Neilson
Glasgow
Captain James M. Price Dead in Washington
Captain James M Price an employee of the Government Printing Office died at his home 414 Eleventh Street NW He was 71 a printer and Confederate Army veteran residing in the capital eight years from Greenville South Carolina He is survived by six sons two daughters and a widow Funeral arrangements pending with family names of sons and daughters listed but not finalized.
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James M Price
Eleventh Street
Greenville
J Stuart Price
The
Daily Record
Columbia
W Price
Evening Star
EB Price
Post Office Department
James K Price
W Price Samuel S Price
Bessie M Price
Mra
C Keith
Congress Blames Board Power Over Railroads
Fish argues the Interstate Commerce Commission failed to curb railways due to blending judicial with administrative powers. He warns Congress has weakened regulation by state curbs, urging a balanced approach to protect carriers, workers, and stockholders amid reform debates.
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American Academy of Political and Sorcial Science
Philadelphia
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Push
National Congress
Senator Gores Eyes Improvement Amid Hospital Stay
Senator Gores, who has been hospitalized for treatment after a fall, shows slight recovery. Doctors weigh potential retina-stimulating treatment and possible surgery, with a decision expected in coming days.
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Housig
Ate
Gores
Ur Woot Wilmer
Growth at Union Station Signals City Boom
Washingtons Union Station is busier as summer travel surges with hundreds likely settling in the capital. Train clerk George H Lee notes more departures than arrivals seasonally, but many visitors plan longer stays, drawn by city sights like the Capitol dome Library of Congress gilding and Washington Monument.
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Washington Monument
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Ticket Agents Arrive for Convention Journey to Atlantic City
About 150 members of the International Association of Ticket Agents arrived in the city en route to their June convention in Atlantic City. Delegates from the United States, Mexico, and Canada are among the group led by L Boyle of Viroqua Wisconsin. Today they tour the city by automobile then visit Mount Vernon before a Philadelphia visit with the Quaker City Railroad News Association, prior to the convention.
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Atlantic City
United States
Mexico
Canada
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Viroqua
Wis
Washington
Mount Vernon
Philadelphia
Quaker City Railroad Mews Association
Children’s Day Observed Across Washington Churches
Bishop Bristol bids farewell at Gunton Temple and All Souls as special services honor Children’s Day. Washington church pupils receive diplomas, songs and recitations mark promotions, with baptisms, sermons by Dr Joseph Smith and John Lee Allison, and a notable Orphan Asylum choir performance.
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Joseph Smith
Gunton Temple
George A Provost
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Orphan Asylum
John Lee Allison
Fhoebe Crocker
Elizabeth Richards
Maury Langley
Sie Garver
Marian Herndon
Donald Garretson
Nannie
Katherine Nichols
All Souls Universalist Church
Pope may name Mgr Falconio Cardinal in June
Reports from Rome say the pope may elevate Mgr Falconio, papal delegate for Washington, to the cardinalate. Local clergy discuss the rumor. no confirmation until the consistory, likely in June, if true. Falconio has held his post for six years after succeeding Mgr Satolli, who was a cardinal.
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Mer Satoll
Panama Steamship Line to Carry Mails June 8 13 24 29
Post office receipts show May stamps and postage, with money order and waste material charges. John W Holliday reports Panama Railroad steam slips from New York to Colon will transport first class mail on June 8 13 24 and 29. Postmaster General Meyer orders separate handling for oversized items and delays. Postmaster Barnes issues station clerk signing rules for money order reports and leave coverage. An February order changes form timing and requires exact carrier times on coupons.
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Stewatt Post
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Alumni Plan Outing for High School Alumni Association
Framess High School Alumni Association plans its third annual excursion to Marshall Hall. The event opens the new year July 1 as administration changes take place. The annual meeting and election of officers will be held at the high school on Monday evening June 22. Teachers and current Commercial School students will join the Alumni on Coursdev 5. An afternoon baseball championship game is listed between the current school team and the alumni.
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City Bulletins. Forgery charge holder jailed in Rockville
William Jackson colored is jailed in Rockville on forgery and raising a check charged by Eugene Meares. He will have a hearing Monday. Other notices advertise local sales, civil service exam prep, employment ads, and various shop promotions.
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Train Kills Farm Hand Hassie Hancock
Hassie Hancock a 22 year old Black farm hand from Lynchburg Virginia was killed by a Pennsylvanian Railroad train near Brentwood on Queens Chapel Road. The body was found by Watson Tweedie. The coroner will conduct an inquest. Hancock had obtained leave to stay in Washington and may have been returning along the tracks near the bridge when struck.
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Bladensburg Road
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Washington
Fatal Hold Up Leaves Man Dead in Chattanooga
In a hold up on Bassville Avenue Joseph Swnleht, a business man, was instantly killed. Miss Sathe Pool and Knight were wounded during the attack as three Black assailants halted the driver and fired, forcing a rapid escape. Armed residents with bloodhounds scoured the surrounding area for suspects.
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Bassville Avenue
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Explosion Injures Eleven at Vincents Gas Plant
An explosion at the Presto Lite Company gas storage plant in Indianapolis on Saturday injured eleven people. Three plant employees, two city firemen, four hospital staff, one patient, and a sisterhood member were hurt. The plant, engine house, and hospital suffered damage. the plant cost 2290 and this marks a third blast at the works within a year.
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Presto Lite Company
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