District Currency Debate Prompts Bankers to Form Association
Washington financiers say emergency currency law will be interpreted by the Treasury to cover federal possessions including the District of Columbia. Local bankers anticipate formation of a district bank currency association, though final interpretation awaits Treasury guidance and legal review.
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Post
United States
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Mr Claries
Glover Jist
Columbla
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Wille
Smith
Nationalty Bank
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Paseloam
Hyo
Panutenal Currency Association
Intellectual Difficulites of the Times in Catholic Graduation Speech
Father Martin of New York Cathedral addressed Catholic graduates at the University Chapel warning of sins of the mind. He spoke on intellectual difficulties of modern times, noting the subtle danger of thinking sins and the ease of yielding to plausible objections over faith and moral guidance.
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New York Cathedral
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Dinity Chapel
Caldwell
Wilam
Sonotos City
Bamaltierte
Cathet University of America
Samuel Johnson
Rechabites To Wear Regalia At Anniversary Meeting
Rechabites under High Chief Ruler Nweb Vowles will wear regalia at the 1st anniversary meeting of Union No 8 on Wednesday evening in June. Visiting Rechabites from Glasgow London Allahabad Johannesburg and South Africa will attend, with addresses by Charles Blersleeva, John Neilson, George A Murray, and High Chief Ruler Vowles.
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Nweb Vowles
Union
Charles B Lersleeva
Hgh
Newats
Jotn Neilson
Glasgow
Capt James M Price Dead
Capt James M Price, longtime employee of the Government Printing Office, dies at his home in Washington at age 71. a printer and Confederate veteran, he moved from Greenville, SC eight years ago and leaves six sons and two daughters including J Stuart Price, J W Price, and several relatives. funeral arrangements not announced.
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Government Printing Office
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 Railways Debate
Fish argues the Interstate Commerce Commission failed by combining judicial with administrative powers. He claims states act selfishly within borders, undercutting rail profits, while Congress has not yet regulated railroads as a whole. He warns against despotism and urges protections for stockholders and public welfare.
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American Academy of Political and Sorcial Science
Philadelphia
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Senator Gore Eyes Slight Improvement in Health
Reports say Senator Gore is improving slightly after admission to a hospital week ago for treatment. Doctors consider ten days of observation to judge necessity of possible operation while awaiting specialist Dr Wilmer's decision.
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Leve
Houiig
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Gores
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Growth at Union Station Sparks Citywide Rush
Washington travelers pour through Union Station as the city’s growth shows in heavy traffic with hundreds possibly staying to settle. Train clerk George H Lee notes more departures for summer homes, while guests plan longer stays and winter return remains likely.
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Union Station
Washington
George H Lee
Congress
Ticket Agents Arrive in City Ahead of Atlantic City Meet
About 150 members of the International Association of Ticket Agents arrived in the city last night en route to their convention to be held in Atlantic City June 11 to 13. Delegates from the United States Mexico and Canada joined in the arrival. L Boyle of Viroqua Wisconsin president of the association oversaw arrangements. Today at 8 am they will tour the city by auto and visit Mount Vernon. They return at 2:20 am and will be greeted by the President. Tonight they depart for Philadelphia to visit the Quaker City Railroad News Association before the convention.
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International Association of Ticket Agents
Atlantic City
United States
Mexico
Canada
L. Boyle
Viroqua
Wis
Washington
Mount Vernon
Philadelphia
Quaker City Railroad Mews Association
Children Day Observed Across Washington Churches
Bishop Bristol bids farewell at Gunton Temple and All Souls as special children’s day services honor Sunday school pupils. Baptisms, diplomas, songs, and recitations mark promotions. sermons by Dr Joseph Smith and Rev John Lee Allison. Programs highlight Washington Orphan Asylum children and choir contributions.
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Frank M Bristol
Joseph Smith
Gunton Temple
George A Provost
Washington City
Orphan Asylum
John Lee Allison
Fhoebe Crocker
Elizabeth Richards
Maury Langley
Sie Garver
Marian Herndon
Donald Garretson
Nannie
Katherine Nichols
All Souls Universalist Church
Rumors Rise of Cardinal Elevation for Mgr Falconio in Rome
Reports from Rome suggest Pope may elevate Mgr Falconio, papal delegate for Washington, to the cardinalate. Local clergy caution that the news is gossip, with no fixed date, likely announced at the next consistory, possibly in June. Falconio has served six years in his current post, succeeding Mgr Satolli.
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Diamede Valcono
Washington
Mgr Taleonio
Mer Falconio
Mgr Falconio
Mer Satoll
Panama Steamship Route Mail Deliveries Date Change
Panama steamship mail from New York to Colon will depart June 8 13 24 and 29. Washington post office May receipts show stamped paper sales and postage totals. Postmaster General orders separate handling for unusually large first class mail and clerks must sign daily money order reports. An updated Form 0 time notation rule applies to station records.
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John W Holliday
Stewatt Post
Panama
New York
Colon
Meyer
Kent
Barnes
Feayv
Alumni Plan Outing by Framess High School Alumni Association
The Framess High School Alumni Association plans its third annual excursion to Marshall Hall. The event begins July 1 under the new administration. The annual meeting for officers will be held at the high school. On Monday evening June 22, teachers and alumni pupils will join the outing. An afternoon game will determine a baseball championship between the current school team and the alumni.
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City Bulletins Held on Charge of Forgery
William Jackson colored is jailed at Rockville on forgery and raising a check after being charged by Eugene 4 Meares. He will have a hearing Monday.
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Rockville
Eugene 4 Meares
Train Kills Farm Hand Hassie Hancock Near Brentwood
Hassie Hancock a 22 year old Black farm hand from Lignum Virginia was fatally struck by a Pennsylvan ia Railroad train on Queens Chapel road near Brentwood. The body was found by Watson Tweedie and the coroner will investigate. Hancock had received leave to stay in Washington for Saturday night and was believed to be returning to the area when struck near the bridge by the line.
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Queens Chapel Road
Brentwood
Hancock
Lymnburg Va
Dar el Grant
Hekes Lane
Bladensburg Road
Watson Tweedie
Washington
Hold up in Chattanooga Ends in Fatal Injuries
In Chattanooga last night a night drive on Bassville avenue ended with a carload of three Black robbers forcing halt. One thief seized the horses, two others covered Knight as shots rang out. Knight died instantly and Miss Pool was fatally wounded. Armed pursuit with bloodhounds follows. the man Joseph Swneht and Miss Sathe Pool were involved in the incident.
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Bassville Avenue
Joseph Swnleht
Miss Pool
Knight
Pool
Explosion injures eleven at Vincents Hospital plant
An explosion at the Presto Lite Company gas plant in Indianapolis on Saturday injured eleven people. The blast damaged Vincents Hospital and the city fire department engine house nearby. Three plant employees, two firemen, four hospital workers, and a patient or sister from the hospital were among the injured. The plant cost 2290 and this marks the third explosion at the works within a year.
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Presto Lite Company
T Vincents Hospital
Ithe Sisterhood
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