Armenians In Egypt Face Tension After Cairo Riots
Cairo reports say 22 Armenians were killed in Cairo with dozens wounded as mobs attacked Armenians amid Egyptian unrest. British troops sheltered refugees at Port Said while leaders from both communities sought calm. Arakel Bey Nubar called for no Armenian massacre, stressing misunderstanding prompted violence.
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Port Said
William T. Ellis
Washton Post
New York Herald
Cairo
Alexandria
Agyptiana
Abdin Square
Armenius Wert
Zert
Great Britain
Syria
Bagdad
el Azhar
Arakel Bey Nubar
Bogas Nubar Wacha
Paris
Egypt
America
Near East
Nia
New York Herald Company
Canada
The
New York Herald, Company
President to review Warrington Fourth of July parade
President Wilson and foreign representatives will review the parade from a Capitol stand. Officials say about 350 900 dollars will fund floats. Miss Marie Moore Forrest leads five spectacles involving 10 000 people at the Treasury steps Pan-American Union Red Cross Agriculture and the New National Museum. The parade from Fifteenth Street to the Capitol ends with a fireworks display at Monument grounds at 3:30 PM.
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Warrington
Capitol
Marie Moore Forrest
The
Treasury
Pan-American Union
Red Cross
Department of Agriculture
Mew National Museum
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Monument Grounds
When You Come Back by James J. Montague
A veteran recalls enlistment after EI blew and the march to war. He describes Boas urging him to fight for right and country, receiving a trench mirror and comradeship, being wounded at Soissons Varennes and in the Argonne, then returning home to resume work after victory.
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Boas
Soissons
Varennes
Argonne Forest
The Boss and the Longest Day of the School Year
A wartime voice recalls the Boss’s relief at survival and rebuffs a failed job search. He vows to endure the next war and push for victory. A bold exhortation to readiness appears alongside humorous quips about calendar days and a tongue in cheek reform of relations.
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Garman
League of Relations
Thrift Sunday Observed Across Hundreds of Pulpits
The savings division of the Treasury urged thrift through sermons and messages read in churches nationwide. Secretary Glass called thrift a public duty guiding real saving and patriotic investment, as churches form savings societies and promote savings stamp sales to strengthen national habits and governance.
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United States
Savings Division
the Treasury
Glaas
Treasury Department
Thrift Urged as Key to Prosperity by Dr Andrews
Dr B R Andrews of the U S Treasury savings division warns thrift shortfalls cost America over 100 million dollars annually in charitable needs. He argues thrift in the family builds happiness and national prosperity, noting thrift leads to higher real wages, stable business conditions, steady markets, and available funds for growth.
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KR R Andrews
Savings Division
United States Treasury Department
Andrews
America
Central High School Principal Resumes Duties After Blood Treatments
Professor Emory Wilson of Central High School, treated for months in Atlantic City, underwent 27 blood infusions totaling about 15 quarts. His condition has improved and he is expected to return to duties at the start of the fall term, with news welcomed by his friends and colleagues.
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Emory Wilson
Emory 0 . Wilson
Central High School
Atlantic City
Siey
Wilson
Technical men in business conference opens at Willard Hotel
The conference on business training for engineers and engineering training for business students opens at 10 o clock at the Willard Hotel. Dr Glen Levin Swiggett says it aims to direct public attention to the need for more well trained engineers entering business careers and rising to industrial and commercial management. Speakers include Spencer Miller and Dean Anston Marston today, with Commissioner Claxton and Frederick Monroe among others.
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Industral and Commercial Management
Glen Levin Swiggett
Spencer Miller
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Anston Marston
Division of
Iowa State College
Fpp Claxton
Frederick Monroe
The
Red Cross
Edward N Hurley
Shipping Board
Rautenstrauch
Columbia University
City Club Nears 1200 Members at Luncheon
The City Club approaches 1,200 members as the semi weekly luncheon for 23 teams is held at 12 30 today at the Commercial Club. J A Whitfield will announce total applications and plans for Wednesday night’s meeting at Rauscher’s. each member may bring one guest and no membership solicitation will occur.
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Charles W Semmes
J A Whitfield
Whitfield
Rauscher’s Club
Holiday campaign on today for Saturday half holiday
The United States government employees start an office to office campaign to gain 100000 members for a Saturday afternoon holiday. The club seeks to make Saturday afternoon a year round half holiday for all government employees in the District of Columbia. C O Howard of the Pension bureau leads as temporary head.
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United States
Columbia
C. O. Howard
Pension Bureau
Washington Gas Light earnings rise on 95 cent rate
The Washington Gas Light Company posts April earnings of $54,652.74 and May earnings of $56,505.70 as the 95 cent per thousand rate, authorized for six months, boosts returns. Analysts expect six percent on fair value, with dividends under pressure if rates revert.
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HE. Booker. JR
Washington Gaol Light Company
Sines Congress
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Georgetown
The
Utilities Commission
Congress
Utilities Commission For Relief
Washington Gas Light Company
PLAN FOR LEE MEMORIAL BUILDING IN DC
Plans for a memorial building to Gen Robert E. Lee in the National Capital will be formed at the next meeting of Robert H Lee Chapter No 644 Daughter of the Confederacy. After site selection a fundraising campaign will begin with a board of trustees named including Mrs Walter B Hutton Mrs Wallace Strenter Mrs J Len Webb Mrs Claude N Bennett Mrs Forrest F Vrooman and Mrs B Hynkem.
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National Capital
Robert H Lee
Walter B. Hutton
Wallace Strenter
J/ Len Webb
Claude N. Bennett
Forrest F. Vrooman
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