President, Underwood Clash Over Adjournment And Antitrust
The President and Representative Underwood of Alabama clash over Congress adjournment tied to antitrust legislation. Underwood says many members will face opposition in districts as elections approach, urging immediate action on laws affecting big business while the White House pushes to stay in session for business. Cabinet members report improving data, with Commerce Secretary Redfield citing improving imports figures.
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Underwood
Alabama
House
Congress
Consteas
The
Flouse
Nee
White House
Underoud
Redfield
Vondithias
Vice President to Toss Ball in Masonic Game Clash
Vice President Marshall will throw the first ball in the annual clash between Flarmony Lodge No 17 KA AL M men and a Masonry drover team from Hemabider in the Dig. Liv Ta Ey Betts, American League Wawi. The game is at 3 o'clock at American League Park with entertainment proceeds for the Masonic and Eastern Star. A large crowd is expected with brass band performances and a roster of players listed for both sides.
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Vce
Marshall
Flarmony Lodge
No. 17
KA AL M
Liv Ta “Ey Betts
American League Park
Fone
Ali
Jessie W. Cowles
Charles H. Molster
Sam Shreve
Kallipolia Grotto
Richrond
de MacDonald
Roe Fulkerson
Ham Smith
Bert Nye
Werat
M. McDonall
Riddig
Cy MacDonald
Gray
Fetting
Prank
Eld
Cheement Field
Au-Masoule
Vaughn
Leveto Sporratup
McCarren
Boulev
Bradley
Walker
Wright Hearing Continues In District Supreme Court Inquiry
The judiciary subcommittee of the Molise session resumes as Attorney Darrygtan questions Justice Whient’s role in a Town Apartment House case. McLachlin testifies that a stenographic copy alteration did not change the outcome of the personal damages appeal.
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Soc Molise
Leciwes
Justice Whient
District Supreme Court
Sttorney Wagencll McLachlin
Crasy
T ¢ Darrygtan
Fuith Wright
McLachlin
Ius
Aths
Sant
Cumbais
Mu Menachtin
Wiltht
Me. Dartington
Mr. McLachie
Diver Dies From Plunge Into Shallow Water at Chesapeake Beach
Maules Hanley a . years old and a plumber from 1930 Gates Street North casl died after plunging head first into water at Chesapeake Beach Thursday. Witnesses say the end of the pier water was several feet deep while the dive occurred into about 10 inches. He was brought ashore by Sydney Stubble an 18 year old schoolboy. His parents Mr and Mrs Michael Hanley were present at his bedside when he died at Casualty Hospital.
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F. Hanley
Maules
Chesapeake Beach
Casualty Hospital
Hanley
Michael Hanley
Gates Street
Sydney Stubble
Firth Street
Mother dog rescues seven puppies as barn roof collapses
In a dramatic scene near Washington a mother dog repeatedly carried each of her seven puppies from a burning barn. Onlookers watched as she entered the collapsing structure to fetch them, depositing each safely before the roof and ashes fell.
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Bpeokal
Washington
Consular Nominations Sent to Senate for Transfers and Posts
A batch of diplomatic nominations went to the Senate outlining transfers of consuls general and secretaries of legation, plus new consul appointments. Notable items include Robert Skinner from Berlin to London, Julius Lay from Rio de Janeiro to Berlin, and Cyrus Wicker moving to Managua, with others slated for Seville, Nuremberg, Harbin, and more. Also named are postmaster nominations for Boston and several other towns across North Carolina, Maryland, and beyond.
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Senate
Robert, P. Skinner
Massillon
Ohio
Berlin
London
Julius G. Lay
Washington, D. c
Rio de Janeiro
Alfred L. M. Gottachalk
New York City
Legation
Cyrus F. Wicker
Panama
Managua
Nicaragua
Sheldon Whitehouse
Greece
Montenegro
Frank Deedmeyer
Birmingham
Ald
Prague
Chemnitz
Wilbur T. Gracey
Oakland
Cal
Progreso
Seville
Spain
H Charles S. Winans
Michigan
Nuremberg
Bavaria
Charles K. Moser
Lewinaville
Colombo
Colon
Harbin
China
Henry H. Balch
Madison
Ala
St. Stephen
New Brunswick
Canada
George K. Donald
Mobile
Maracaibo
Venezuela
William L. Jenkins
Gwynedd
Guadeloupe
West Indies
George 3. Messeramith
Moser Named Harbin Consul After Warner Death
Charles K. Moser, a Washington newspaperman, was nominated by the President to serve as American consul at Harbin Manchuria. He has five years in the consular service with a prior post at Aden. The nomination fills the vacancy created by the death of Southard P. Warner of this city, who died May 9 in Harbin. Julius G. Lay was appointed consul at Berlin, succeeding as consul general in Rio de Janeiro.
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Charles K. Moser
Washington
Harbin
Manchuria
Moser
Aden
Arabia
Mandhuria
Southard P. Warner
B. H. Warner
Julius G. Lay
Berlin
Mfr
Lay
Rio de Janeiro
Ial
Seek Light on Appointees Subcommittee Probes Five Nominees
Preparations for a careful inquiry into the personal records and business connections of five Federal Reserve board nominees begun yesterday. Subcommittees of three members each, split along party lines, will scrutinize Warburg Jones Miller Hamlin and their ties to Kuhn, Loeb, Harvester, and Democratic contributors. Senator Pomerene faces the majority of investigative burden.
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Federal Reserve Board
Owen
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Pomerene, Hollis
Bristow
W. P. G. Harding
Birmingham
Als
Reed
Hitchcock
Crawford
A. C. Miller
California
Owen, Lee
McLean
A. Hamlin
Boston
Weeks
Z. D. Jones
Chicago
Pomerene
Shofroth
Nelson
Ohio
Ben
Rolla Wells
Democratic National Committee
Fedseral Reserve Board
Senate
Committee On Banking and Currency
Children Are Post's Guests At Annual Outing
More than 200 Cousins' club children enjoyed a day hosted by The Post at the zoological park. Aunt Anna led the event with Troop No. of the Boy Scouts under Captain Joseph Langford assisting. Activities included games and animal visits followed by a luncheon of sandwiches cakes and ice cream at noon.
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Cousins’ Club
Post
Vicnic
Zoological Park Picnie
Srounds
Anna
Avery
Sunday Post
Boy Scouts
Joseph Langford
Inquest Open Over Death of James Spriggs Colored Man
An inquest will be held at the district morgue today to determine the manner of death of James Spriggs colored who lived near court northwest. Police say Spriggs was stabbed May 30 in a quarrel and died from his wounds.
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James Spriggs
United States Debates Canal Payments and Colombia Grant
The House and Senate consider large payments to Colombia and Nicaragua linked to new treaties. Debates compare proposed sums with past territorial acquisitions, noting $28,000,000 to Colombia and $3,000,000 to Nicaragua amid scrutiny of the Panama Canal deal. Representatives seek investigation into $10,000,000 cash and $250,000 yearly annuity in Panama arrangements.
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United States
State Department
Colombia
Nicaragua
Cotomala
Nicarragua
Theng
Panama
Rocavelt
Isthmus
Jefferson Levy
Panama Canal
Foreign Affairs Committee
Pendina
Senate
O'Gorman
Brown Brothers & Co
New York
Smith
Michigan
Foreism Relations Committee
Republic of Nicaragua
Brown, Bros.,.& Co
Speyer & Co
Judge is Denied Extra Pay for Juvenile Court Service
Justice Anderson ruled that municipal court judges who served in juvenile court are not entitled to extra pay for that service. The ruling cites the 1906 act overruling the 1909 municipal court act, fixing daily pay at five dollars for vacancies in the juvenile court. Judge Callan had appealed to the District Court of Appeals after contesting the decision.
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Justice Anderson
Thomas H. Callan
Latimer
Anderson
Municipal Court
Soifar
Justice of the Peace
H. W. Sohen
Callanhen
District Court of Appeals
Wiliams
District
Rescued Volley of Lifeboats Highlighted By Captain’s Testimony
Capt Eréibohm recounts Kroonland rescue of 88 aboard Volturne after a October fire. He disputes Mrs Florence Kelly’s claim about a captain’s gig aboard the Volturne and notes 800 seamen in his crew across departments trained in lifeboat handling. He praises other ships that joined with volunteers and lifeboats to save lives.
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Ieteasary
Reserve Bank Rule Puzzles Treasury on Section 22 Salaries
Banks seeking Federal Reserve membership press the Treasury for an interpretation of section 22 of the Federal Reserve Act. It bars member bank officers employees directors and attorneys from receiving compensation beyond regular salaries. Comptroller Williams says the rule aims to curb pernicious practices and defers detailed interpretation to the Federal Reserve Board. penalties include fines up to 5000 dollars or up to one year in prison or both.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Act
Willams
Comptroller
Federal Reserve Board
Novel Piano Recital at Washington Club Highlights Raff Symphony
The eighteenth annual piano recital of Miss L. Lieberman’s advanced class filled the Washington Club ballroom last night with a complete Raff symphony arranged for ten hands on four pianos. Irene Anderson, Hazel Griffith, Dorothy Pasch, Olivia Lawrence, Katherine Statts, and Jack McAuliffe performed solos and joined in ensemble pieces alongside Gustave Weckels and Vivian Shepperson. Examinations by Leopold Godowsky awarded three scholarships to Jack McAuliffe, Irene Anderson, and Dorothy Pasch, plus a gold medal for Hazel Griffith recognizing the year’s greatest improvement.
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Jack McAuliffe
Irene Anderson
Dorothy Pasch
Hazel Griffith
Droop & Sons
Surgeons at Feast End Three Day Baltimore Convention
A 360 strong delegation of Baltimore and Ohio Railway surgeons and families concluded a three day convention. Dr. BE Judd of Rochester will discuss operations in ventrobernia. Delegates visited Mount Vernon and enjoyed a Raleigh Hotel feast with speeches by Drs. Pence Mathers Thomson and others.
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BE. 8. Judd
Rochester, Minn
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mount Vernon
Raleigh Hotel
Potomac
Drs. C. W. Pence
Washington
E. H. Mathers
Baltimore
J. F. Thomson
Garrett
Ind
John Palmer
Wilmington
Del
H. J. Hughes
Chicago
H. R. H. Robinson
Medina
Ohio
M. F. Danbenhoyer
Butleraville
S. B. G. Fedigo
Marshfield
H. White
Connellsville, Pa
C. Harrison
R. Ogden
Clarksburg
W. Va
Carlisle
J. ¥. Tearney
E.“V. Milholland
G. O. Barnest
Pittsburgh
CL. Curl
W. Page Samunds
J. G. Selby
Newcastle
P. & Lansdale
Chillicothe
Jony Foster
W. Bonar
Moundaville
C. Johnson
W. C. Rucker
United States Public Health Service
Irving J. Spear
John F. Golden
Theodore Thlier
Judd
Af Roches
President Wilson Seeks Open Discussion On Business Psychology
President Wilson told White House callers that evidence of improving business conditions exists and praised James J. Hill as a top authority on business. He said he wants the country to know the root causes of dissension and trusts the people to understand the dynamics behind the current economic climate. The president aims to reveal how the game is being played and to reassure the public about the country’s economic course.
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New York Herald
Wilson
White House
James J. Hul
Hil
Mr. Wilson
Realeg
Gama
Wunron
Samuel Spencer Memorial Address Held by Southern Group
The annual Samuel Spencer memorial address was delivered by Dr J W Jervey of Greenville D C withMorgan tributes praising Spencer's integrity and service to the Southern Railway. New officers were elected for the ensuing year led by H C Bahnson of Winston Salem as president. The convention also heard Fairfax Harrison discuss the relations of surgeons and railways and will meet next in Asheville NC. Today's delegates planned a Potomac picnic aboard the steamer St Johns.
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Samuel Spencer
The
Southern
J. W. Terrey
Greenville
D. C
J. Pierpont Morgan
Southern Railway
Mr. Spencer
Dr. Jarvey
Ferius
H.C. Bahnson
Winston Salem
N. C
J. W. Ray
Woodstock
Ala
W. H. Taylor
Newmarket
W. A. Munro
Sanford
T. D. Walker
Cochrane
Fairfax Harrison
Harrison
Hackson
Eb, Jeffries
Legal Department
Tom
A. Williame
Frank C. Lewis
New York
D. Stephen Hansberger
Catlett
Karles Molz
Murphyabora
B. I. Iden
Manassas
B. A. Wright
Mobile
BR. Parker
Ethelhurst
Asheville
N C
St. Jonns
Potomac
Obituary for Capt James C Toy Local War Veteran Dies
Capt. James C. Toy, Civil War veteran and former government printing office worker, died at 78 at his home on 9% B Street NW after age related illness. He enlisted in 1861, rose from private to captain after Gettysburg and Appomattox, later served in Maryland legislature before moving to this city in 1889. Funeral Monday at 1:30 from his residence, burial at Arlington Cemetery. Survived by wife, one son, and a daughter.
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James C. Toy
Toy
Government Printing Office
Gettysburg
Appomattox
Beig
Harford County
Maryland
Arfington Cemetery
Jewelry stolen from Mrs Sinclair apartment
Mrs Eugen t reports three diamond rings and three necklaces missing from her apartment. The items include two rings set with rubies valued at $900 and another three-piece necklace set valued around $3600. Mrs Sinclair notified police after discovering the theft yesterday afternoon.
Approve Potomac River Bridge Plan For Federal Pay
District commissioners approved a plan to replace the Aqueduct Bridge at Georgetown with a new Potomac River bridge. They urge Congress to fund up to 1.5 million dollars, arguing the Federal government should pay all costs due to the riverfront reservations on the Virginia side. The report cites narrow roadways and sidewalks, obstructed approaches, and traffic issues as justification for a Federal structure and equitable cost recovery through toll-like charges.
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Potomac River
U. S
Virginia
Potomac
Georgetown
Congress
Carlin
Alexandria
United States
Trafic
M Street
Fort Myer
Ariington
Not Guilty For Pickford Du Ban In Bribery Case
A jury in Criminal Court No 1 cleared Thomas H Pickford and William J Du Ban of attempted bribery after nearly five hours of deliberation. John H Walter, named in the indictment, failed to appear for trial and a bench warrant was issued. the fate of his case remained uncertain. The defense included John Lewis Smith James B Archer and Charles Bendheim with the U S attorney leading the prosecution. The charges stemmed from alleged efforts to influence Ferdinand Hopp regarding a 35000 damages suit by James Hudson linked to a Pennsylva nia hotel owner.
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William ©. Ambrose
United States Savings Bank
Wampler
United States Attorney
Ambrose
First Cooperative Building Association of
Georgetown
W. H. Zepp
National Metropolitan Bank
Building Association
George C. Watson
National Metropolitan
Thomas H Pickford
William J. du Ban
Justice Stafford
O'slock
John H. Walter
Pickford
Dugan
John Lewis Smith
James B. Archer
Charles Bendheim
United States
S. McComas Hawken
Malcolm J. Hufty
Walter
Ferdinand Hopp
Pennsylvania
Avenue
James Hudson
Maryland
Montgomery County
Clark
House
Washington
Delay May Force Action on New Haven Dissolution
Boston reports say Massachusetts legislature committees plan to delay action on a bill allowing the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad to dispose of its Boston and Maine holdings. Attorney General McReynolds declined to comment, but officials expect the DOJ to move quickly to dissolve the New Haven from its subsidiaries if adjournment occurs next month without passage.
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Department of Justice
New Haven
Boston
Massachusetts
New York
Armour Yacht Refloated After Grounding Near Weymouth
The American yacht Utowsna, owned by Allison V. Armour of the New York Yacht Club, was refloated at Chapman's pool between Worbarrow and St. Albans heads and proceeded to Southampton under her own steam. The captain reports she is not taking on water and appears sound after the grounding yesterday.
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Weymoun
Suprana
Tues
Utowsna
Allison V. Armour
New York Yacht Club
Chapman’s Pool
Worbarrow
St. Albans’ Heads
Southampton
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Porto Rico
Guam
Russia
Hawaiian Islands
Callan
St. Rita’s Catholic Church
Mount Ida
St. Rita’s Missionary Society
Mgr
Bonzano
Omeers
Missionary Society
Mery Conlon
Agnes Graumann
Reserve Bank
Misa Lieberman
Ambrose Accounta
Arcanum Day
Unitedble
Chesa‘States
Penka Beach
Oriental
National Councils
Tan Bank
Walming
Ouray
Municipal
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Ampron
Irs
Sinclair
Polid Ber
Eitien
Pismce
Scarfa
Banda
Great Falls
Irzinia
Terminal
M Sta.Aqueduct Bridge
Bluemont
Blue Ridge Mountains
Washington & Old Dominion Railway
Thorp
Berkeley
Rye
Ceil
Armour Yacht
Jay Estavert
Baggage
Repairea
Dolemna
Woody
Comeca
Ses
Xander
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Hodges
Sylar Building
EB. Young
Gcaskperreriteny
McCray
McCray Refrigerator Co
W. I
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