Bond Issue In Sight Revenues Fall Short Of Estimates
A Washington dispatch notes that the income tax on individuals is expected to fill only about half the anticipated 55 million dollars, with customs receipts also below projections. The article discusses the Democratic tax law’s performance, the Panama Canal payments, and potential bond issues as the government faces a growing deficit and rising expenses.
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Thaw Denied Bail in Extradition Case for Starey K
Yesterday the Samane Court denied release on bail and withheld extradition decisions from New Hampshire to New York. The court also refused the request to transfer to Pittsburgh and left pending the broader settlement of the case.
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Justice Barnard
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United States to Reply to Japan on California Land Issue
After ten months the United States plans a reply to Japan's note on anti alien land rights. The State Department will offer potential legislative fixes to confirm Japanese ownership and leasing rights and seek a new treaty on naturalization. Ambassador Kato has pressed the matter ahead of next month’s Japanese parliament.
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California
Wil Pell
Congress
State Department
Baron Kato
Wells Quits the Race in Maryland. Backs Johnson
Robert W. Wells withdraws from the Democratic primary for Maryland Fifth District, endorsing Richard A. Johnson, brother in law of State Senator Gorman. Wells cites Johnson's strength, party unity, and the need to avoid intra party conflict for the district's welfare. He thanks supporters and urges party success.
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House of Representatives
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Smith
Howard County
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Inez
Democratics Party
Uke
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Mr. Johnson
Harvest Help Urgently Sought for Crop Labor Shortage
Secretary Wilson asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve excursion rates to Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and South Dakota to recruit 400000 workers for bumper grain harvests. Labor commissioners report the need and say bulletins distributed nationwide have a broad response. He cites widespread overcharging for information and calls for free access to job details. Commissioner Caminetti urges foreign language newspapers to run notices of work opportunities for unemployed aliens.
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Covington Confirmed as DC Chief Justice Nominee
The Senate confirmed Representative J Harry Covington of Haston Maryland as chief justice of the district of Columbia Supreme Court yesterday. Covington, a Maryland congressman, was nominated for the post and approved after consideration in Washington.
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Alexandria Graduation Day Promotes and Diplomas Awarded
Final exercises at Alexandria public and high schools saw certificates issued and promotions announced. Salutatory by Corinne Reardon and valedictory by Francis Johnston highlighted a ceremony attended by Dr E H Russell and Mayor P P Phillips. Diplomas granted to Mary Moore Corinne Reardon Helen Blake and others. Debaters and declaimers medals awarded.
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Westminster Building
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W. HH. Sweeney
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Lee School
Hugh Murphy
Washington School
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Madeline Louise Martin
Fiora Glasgow
Mabel Henderson
Francis ©. Johnston
Barton Phillips
Eldon Batson
Joseph Chauncey
Robert B. Enizlet, Jr
Howard St. Clair
E. H. Russel
State Normal School At
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P. P. Phillips
Supreme Court Recess Extends Beyond Early June
The Supreme Court recessed until June 2 without issuing more opinions. Justices have 49 cases awaiting decision and another week is needed. No statement on final day, but it is believed the term may adjourn after next Monday until October.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Ambassador Gerard denies NY gubernatorial run
Berlin reports Ambassador James W. Gerard denied published claims he would seek the New York governorship. He stated he has no intention to enter the race and dismissed the rumor as unfounded.
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Berlin
James W. Gerard
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Balloon and kite air current tests at Fort Omaha
The War Department grants the Department of Agriculture use of Fort Omaha Nebraska for experiments with air currents using balloons and kites. Prof William R Blait of the Weather Bureau is leading the tests. Similar work previously at Mount Weather Virginia faced westward winds blowing balloons to sea.
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William R. Blait
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
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Police Notes Injured Officers and Workers in Local Incidents
Patrolman C Brown of the Seventh precinct was thrown from his bicycle on Wisconsin avenue near M street northwest and treated by Dr. William A. Kennedy. Kennedy, age 48, of 53 Tenth street northwest, was later taken to Emergency Hospital after being struck on the head and injured with an ax by a coworker at the Lincoln Memorial building. Frank L Wilhohead, a farmer near Arlington Virginia, was brought to Emergency Hospital with fractures to both ankles after a 20 foot fall to the bottom of a well.
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East Washington Citizens Plan to Advise Congress on New Hospital
At East Washington Citizens Association, Dr Charles Emmons introduced a resolution urging Congress members overseeing the DC asylum hospital bill to tour city hospitals with them. The group supports removing the Washington Asylum Hospital but opposes spending a large sum on a new hospital now. C H Buckler elected treasurer after A Ghoevard’s death.
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Boardman to Resume Duty After Police Change Rumors
Inspector Robert H. Boardman chief of detectives expects to return to duty within a few days. Rumors of changes at police headquarters have circulated while Major Sylvester attends the International Association of Police Chiefs convention in Grand Rapids Michigan and is not expected back for a week.
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Virginians Wed at Rockville in Baptist ceremony
Turner J. Anderson of Alexandria and Miss Hattle Patrilia East of Richmond were married in Rockville by Reverend Samuel R. White of the Baptist Church and left for Washington immediately after the ceremony.
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