Flag Day address as Wilson urges global heart interpretive unity
President Wilson spoke from the Treasury south steps to about 5000 attendees including McAdoo Lansing and Daniels while praising old glory as a core symbol. He urged Americans to wear Old Glory in their hearts and interpret the heart of the world through national unity and sacrifice.
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Lansing
Daniels
Wisen
Treasury Department
America
Trucy
Treasurs Department
Yrevance
Sherimata Stiue
Wilson
Treasury Building
Ata
Cot W. W. Harts
Marcie Band
Joe Santienonn
the Union
Henry H. Tallmadge
Marine Band
Weather and Tide Table for Columbia and Missouri Valley
Sunrise and sunset details for June 1 with forecasts of thunderstorms and cooler conditions. Notes on partly cloudy days, varying wind directions, and no significant rainfall patterns across the coasts. Regional outlook includes warmer conditions in upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys with isolated showers.
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OS Dept of Agetentime
Columbia
Marstach
Dake
New Baghdad
Missouri Valley
Interior
Obi
Tannesse
Lake Regio
Miss
Mississiel
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Roosevelt Says Pacifists Would Make U S The China Of Occident
New York June 14 Theodore Roosevelt’s letter on arbitration war and pacifism written June 3 to Hudson Maxim was presented by Maxim to the National Security League. He denounces pacificists as unlovely and dangerous to national character arguing that Americans must prepare to defend the nation and reject an ignoble peace.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Hudson Maxim
National Security League
Mr. Maxim
Oscar Straus
Col. Roosevelt
Mexico
China
Pontius Pilate
Daniels Orders Gun Crew and Bands Not to Appear at Security League
Secretaries action at the National Security League convention caused caustic comment as a 14 inch torpedo crew and a petty officer were withdrawn from an expected Navy Yard display. The torpedo, guarded after a $4,000 bond, and the marine bands from several ships were barred from participation.
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Security League
Washington Post
New York
National Security League
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Daniela
Navy Yard
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Torpedo
Florida
Wyoming
Utah
Nation’s Flag and Duty Honor Great Men and Masses
The speaker praises the flag as the embodiment of a nation’s history and urges daily duty over rhetoric. He honors selfless leaders who served the people, notes the living nation rests with unknown masses, and reminds all to wear the flag in heart. The ceremony ends with “The Star-Spangled Banner” and a brief note on the Supreme Court’s International Harvester case adjournment to June 21 next term.
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Jess Masa
Supreme Couurt
International Harvester
Flag Day in Schools Observed Across Districts
Flag day was observed in high and graded schools with speeches by G A I officers and patriotic songs. John William McElroy of The National Tribune spoke at Central High, urging steadfast flag support and allegiance to President Wilson. Gaylord Saltzgaber addressed Business High School, praising the flag as emblem of equality before the law. Western High School held programs at Woodward & Lothrop. Amidon Jefferson, Force, Arthur schools hosted speakers Col George A. Ross A P Copeland Gen W E Harvey and Dr George Van Foasen with students Grace Kanode Ruth Miller Marie Shaw and Ralph Fiske taking part.
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National Tribune
Central High School
United States
Wilson
Saltzgaber
Gaylord M. Saltzgaber
Pensions
Business High School
Atudents
America
Cura
Western High School
Woodward & Lothrop
Paul Bleyden
George A. Ross
A. P. Copeland
Amidon
Jefferson
W. E. Harvey
W. B. Harvey
Force
George van Foasen
Trinity Church
Arthur School
Grace Kanode
Misa Ruth A. Miller
Marie A. Shaw
Ralph Fiske
African town surrenders after eleven day siege Garua falls
London June 14 German West Africa surrenders Garua, an important station on the Wenve river, to the Anglo French force after an eleven day siege that began May 31. Governor general of Nigeria reports in a colonial office telegram.
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Eleven Pays
London
Wenve River
German West Africa
Nigeria
Tha 'Colonial Office
Flag Day Clash Over Preparedness Sparks Debate
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Vrooman and Commissioner Saltzgaber sparred on national preparedness at a Flag Day program of the Woman's Relief Corps in the Church of Our Father. Vrooman praised Swiss citizen soldiery and camps while Saltzgaber urged duty taught by mothers, stressing a democratic citizen army and quick mobilization if war came. Also speaking were Mrs. Oldroyd, Mrs. Worrell Ball, and Mrs. Mamie Dorsey. Troop 4 Boy Scouts served as ushers.
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Saltzgaber
Woman's Relief Corps
Department of the Potomac
Church of Our Father
Universalist
Luxemburg
Belgium
Switzerland
Mr. Vrooman
Blum
France
Germany
Mr. Saltzgaber
John McElroy
Mia
Lida
Oldroyd
Isabel
Worrell Ball
Mamie Dorsey
Mary van Ness Fauth
Augusta Tasker
Trace Sums Paid Henry in Checks Linked to Barklie Deposits
Trial details the prosecution's effort to admit checks totaling 26689.59 alleged to be sent by Isabell Barklie to Henry via Lewis Johnson & Co. The bank records show deposits to Henry and credits to a special J William Henry account, with questioned entries and indorsements amid embezzlement charges.
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J. William Henry
Criminal Division No. 2
District Supreme Court
Justice Siddona
United States
John H. Laskey
James B. Archer
Isabell A. Barklie
Wayne
Eldon C. Lewis
District National Bank
Henry
W. Morris Lammond
Lewis Johnson & Co
Henry C. McCeney
The
American National
District National
Lammond
Wilson Would Trade Jobs With Boston Hotel Proprietor
Special to The Washington Post Boston June 14 President Wilson would exchange jobs with Charles J McCarthy proprietor of a Boston hotel who is on his honeymoon and who received an introduction from Mayor Curley With the Presidents apparent willingness McCarthy quotes him saying he would enjoy swapping positions right now The tale came through a letter to the mayor's secretary Standish Wiltcox describing the audience arranged for Mr and Mrs McCarthy.
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Waehingten Post
Boston
Mass
Wilson
Charles J. McCarthy
Standish Wiltcox
McCarthy
Curley
Denies Caminetti Plea Silent On Question Raised
The Supreme Court denied Caminetti’s petition for review in the Mann Act case, without opinion, leaving unresolved whether a commercial element is required. Caminetti and Diggs were convicted in California for transporting two girls to Nevada. The ruling sparked political controversy and debate over federal enforcement of the white slave law.
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Drew Caminetti
Supreme Court
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Commissioner General of Immigration
Maury I. Diges
Sacramento
Cal
Reno
Nev
Mann
Counast
Caminett
Diggs
Wilson
Young Caminnelli
Maury
United States District ‘Attorney
California
Department of Justice
Congress
Dockery Praises Wilson and Loyalty of Foreign Born Americans
Third Assistant Postmaster General Dockery delivered an oration at a Post Office Department celebration praising President Wilson's leadership in a tense international climate. He affirmed foreign-born Americans' loyalty, noted national unity at the shoreline, and cited broad support from press and people. The event featured a flags-lined court, a band performance including The American Patrol and Stars and Stripes Forever, and choral numbers led by Mrs. M. Sherler Bowie.
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Dockery
United States
Wilson
Department
Marflower
Daughters of America
American Patrol
Stars and Stripes Forever
Miss Wiborg to Wed Fish in Prominent Society Match
Society notes confirm Miss Olga Wiborg seeks marriage to Sidney Webster Fish. No formal announcement yet due to the recent death of Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Wiborg sisters, long prominent in Cincinnati and European society, are spotlighted with family ties to Gen. Sherman and Adm. Miles.
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New York
Stuyvesant Fish
Cincinnati
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Sidney
Webster Fish
Fish
Wiborg
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the Dunes
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Seventeen-year tragedy ends in death by poison
Miss Gertrude Perkins a 27 year old seamstress and former telephone operator died at Emergency Hospital four hours after taking bichloride of mercury in a personal crisis. Coroner J Ramaay Nevyitt ruled it self inflicted. She lived at 933 G street northwest and left a note stating she would not see her friend alive again. Police found five tablets in a vial and hospital reports say the poison was dissolved in hot water to act quickly. She was daughter of Mrs R C Garrett of Prospect avenue Georgetown. A brother R W Perkins lives with her mother.
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J. Ramaay Nevyitt
Union Station
R. C. Garrett
Prospect Avenue
Georgetown
R. W. Perkins
Oyster Growers and Dealers Meet Opens at Willard
Nearly 200 delegates from Atlantic coast states arrive for the seventh annual Oyster Growers and Dealers Association convention at the Willard. A directors’ meeting last night prepared for the opening with 10 o’clock welcome by District Commissioner Louis H Brownlow and a short address by P T Moran, president of the Washington Chamber of Commerce.
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Oyster Growers and Dealers’ Association
Willard
Louis H. Brownlow
Thea
P. T. Moran
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Sia
Lieutenant Colonel Woodruff Dies at 65 in New Rochelle
Lieut Col Charles E Woodruff A S A retired died of Brights disease at his New Rochelle home. He was 65, survived by his widow and two sons. He served as surgeon in the navy beginning 1886, then in the army, chief surgeon on Gen Merritt’s Philippines staff, retired 1913 due to illness. He authored The Effect of Tropical Light on White Men and Expansion of the Races. A military funeral will be held. burial at Arlington Cemetery.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Charles E. Woodruff
United States Navy
Army
Merritt
Philippines
Arlington Cemetery
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