Union Chief Warns of Nationwide Fight Over Navy Yard Wage Cut
President Alifas of the Machinists' Union announces a nationwide campaign against a proposed wage reduction for 200 Washington navy yard workers. He cites plans to “rob Peter to pay Paul,” saying the cut could trigger widespread protests and labor action if enacted July 1.
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New York College Alumni Dinner Barbecue At City Club
New York College Alumni Association of the City of New York will hold a dinner and banquet at the University Club tomorrow evening. Dr Edward Ewing Pratt will speak on foreign and domestic commerce and a representative from the New York association will attend. All members and faculty are invited.
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Hair Color Restorer Promises Gray Hair Rejuvenation
An ad claims Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer darkens gray hair without dye restoring roots for a natural shade. It pledges dandruff relief scalp health and hair growth, offered at James Donnell’s Drug Store 404 F St NOW. Out-of-town orders available by mail.
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Old Gentleman Spanks Actress At Picnic Scandal
Hartford June 4. At Lake Compounce 350 Hartford Chamber members return from outing. Superintendent George Parker, an elderly man, says he spanked the New York cabaret singer after she allegedly advanced on him. Reported as incident of undue familiarity. Parker denies striking.
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Fletcher Party at Winsted Ends Early Departure
Special to The Washington Post reports Admiral F F Fletcher United Nations commander in chief Atlantic fleet with wife Mia and daughters Miasea Sybil and Alica spent the night in Winsted Connecticut on a motor trip from Washington. They planned to visit Mrs Niles at Afterglow but urgent business sent them to Newport and then New London. Miss Sybil drove much of the journey from Washington to Winsted.
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Von Stade Selects Ushers for Steele Wedding in Westbury
F Skiddy Von Stade chooses twelve ushers for his June wedding to Kathryn N Steele at the Church of the Advent Westbury Long Island. The list includes Harrison Tweed George Whitensy Dudley I Pickman Jr Francis R Appleton Jr Ambrose Clark Edward H Carle Renee La Montague Deveranux Milburn James Watson Webb James J Higginson Hamilton Haddon and Charles Cary Rumsey. The couple obtained their marriage license yesterday in Flushing.
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Newport Flower Show Draws Social Figures in Newport
At Newport in R I on June 2 the second day of the Gar den Association exhibition of flowers and strawberries drew a gathering of society. Among attendees were Mme Bakhmeteff wife of the Russian Ambassador Mrs Herman Oalrich and Mrs Wiliam B Caperton wife of Rear Admiral Caperton along with Mr and Mrs Henry E Oalrichs Dr and Mrs Roderick Terry Mrs Maude Howe Boutt Mrs Charles Weaver Walter Coles Cabell and Harford W S Powell.
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St Patrick's Outing Attracts Thousands With Races And Dance
St Patrick's annual outing at Marshall Hall drew about 6,000 attendees for baseball games, foot races for boys and girls, and a late evening dance. Rev. John M. McNamara led a large committee, prizes were distributed by Misses Johansen Smallwood and Grant, and refreshments served by Sunday school workers. The event featured multiple competitions with winners listed for various age groups and races.
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King Heads Beach Outing. Skiball Crowned Champion
The Washington Railway Relief Association set a record for attendance at its Chesapeake Beach excursion with over 23 000 visitors on 25 trains. President Clarence P King teamed with Attorney George F Hoover to win the skiball championship, with a return match planned at Glen Echo Park. The event featured bathing dancing and various athletic contests judged by a distinguished panel headed by King and others, and prizes were awarded in multiple races and contests.
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Minister’s Wife Joins Newport Villa Colony Opens Summer Legation
Mme Alicia Ward de Hisno, wife of the Spanish Minister, joined the Newport villa colony from Washington and opened the Pumpelly cottage on Gibbs Avenue as the embassy’s summer home for the season.
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Pope Benedict interview questioned as inaccurate
Osservatore Romano cautions readers against interpreting the Holy See mind from a Paris interview published by La Liberte. It distinguishes official public documents from private publications, noting the pontiff’s public stance on Europe remains clear in prior encyclicals and letters, while private sources may contain inaccuracies.
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Grandfather Clause Will Make Political Changes Hilles Says
Charles J. Hilles, chairman of the Republican National Committee, said the Supreme Court decision on the grandfather clause will trigger major political changes in Oklahoma and Maryland. He noted uncertainty on exact vote gains but believes Oklahoma’s delegation is now secure for his party, while Maryland reports are pending. The national committee’s representation plan takes effect after ratification, with Oklahoma and Maryland not losing delegates. in 1908 each congressional district in those states had votes sufficient for full representation.
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Mails to Avoid Censor Letter Opened in England
U S mails bound for Norway Sweden Danmark and the Netherlands in transit through belligerent countries were opened and censored. Postmaster General Burleson ordered direct sailing lines to those destinations to prevent further delays. Swedish officials and private firms reported mail tampering, prompting a protest to London and a formal complaint to Washington. No confirmation in London of Sweden to U S mail tampering.
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Alexandria Hospital Plans Raise Cost To Sixty Five Thousand
Washington Post reports Alexandria Hospital plans, prepared by Waddy B Wood, for a new building on the square bounded by Alfred Columbus Pendleton and Wythe streets. Total cost expected near sixty five thousand with site furnishings and equipment. Trustees to decide tonight whether to modify plans or raise more funds.
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British Deny Harm To American Trade In New Memorandum
The State Department plans another note to Britain amid Germany submarine war talks. The British memorandum defends naval conduct, cites special cases for neutrals, and notes 27 US ships detained, eight unloading cotton, seven to depart after prize court actions, twelve under investigation. A new torpedo boat division adds to the Atlantic fleet with destroyers Nicholson Downes and O'Brien assigned.
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Cigar Store Robbery Nets $25 in Smokes
Thieves robbed Henry Cockrill's Cigar Store at 1301 Four-and-a-half Street Southwest last night, stealing cigarettes cigars and smokers' supplies valued at about 25 dollars. Police investigation underway aims to recover the merchandise and identify suspects.
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