Agricultural Treaty Aims International Farm Institute In Rome
A Senate announced treaty creation of an international institute of agriculture to be seated in Rome. It will collect and publish crop statistics and propose measures to protect farmers and improve conditions, with representatives of leading nations and rapid dissemination of farming data and prices.
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Rome
International Organization
Senate
Tune
International Institute of Agriculture
Wei Ye International Institute
Resolution of Sympathy for Russian Jewish Massacres
President Roosevelt approved a joint congressional resolution expressing American horror at the massacres of Hebrews in Russia and pledging sympathy with the victims. The resolution will be sent to the State Department for official publication as an act of Congress, with no stipulation for official Russian government communication.
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Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Russia
State Department
Post Office Nominations Reported to Senate
The President sent to the Senate yesterday a detailed list of nominations including brigadier general Ivalter T. Nagean and James Z. Lusk for Mississippi River Commission, Augustus Jay for ambassadorial duties in Constantinople, Lewis Einstein, Irwin B. Laughlin, Montgomery Schuyler Jr., and Thomas Moore among others. Names cover numerous states and posts from Stockholm to Havana, with several consular and legation roles abroad and domestic offices across the nation.
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Senate
Ivalter T. Nagean
Tobos
Mississippi River
Mar James ZL. Lusk
Constantinope
Augustus Jay
Rhode Island
Lewis Einstein
New York
Tegation
Pigkek
Sine
Irwin B. Laughlin
Pennsylvania
Nunenia
Servia
Montgomery Schuyler, Jr
York
Pelin—Thomas
Ing Moore
Columbis
Stockholm
Sweden
Sorman
Murdock
Wiohtta
J.D. Smith
Las Cruces
H.W. Hamilton
Artesia
North Caroling
S. W. Hancock
Newtern
Ohlo
A. Antawn
Mount Gread
Oklahoma
W. H. Cleveland
Mowntain View
Watson
el Renovi
McCoy
Guthrie A. Felt
Hennessey
W. R. Kelroy
Hook
Water
Forth Carolina
Tabert
Abbeville
South Dakota
John ¥. Reid
Elkpoint
Teaneero
R. P. Smith
Clarkevite
G. Z. Taylor
Astion City
Texas
S.R. Morrin
Carthage
E. Hanna
Reweatead
H. Singleton
Jefferson
H. C. Wilson
J. D. Bursa
Tyrer
Patten
Lexington
J. Ingisner
Flames In Toy Works Baltimore Burn for Insurance
Fire gutted the carriage and Toy Company plant at Calvert and Saratoga streets Baltimore causing an estimated 26000 in damage covered by insurance The blaze started from a varnish tank explosion on the third floor rushing to the fourth floor fast enough the workers had no time to save tools Also noted John McLaughlin Dead a 69 year old man died after a three week illness at 14 Second Street NE He lived in the District long and ran a jewelry business for forty years Funeral set for St Josephs Church at 10 tomorrow morning.
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Baltimore
Washington Post
Carriage and Toy Works
Carriage and Toy Company of
Calvert and
Saratoga Streets
John McLaughlin
Joan McLaughlin
Second Street
Mr. McLaughlin
Avery
Laughtere
John C. McLaeughliin
Potomac Electric Power Company
St. Joseph's Church
Toorning
Congressional notes on immunity bill and naval canal plan
Conferees reached agreement on the immunity bill as it passed the Senate. The Lake Erie and Ohio ship canal bill has little change from the Senate version. The eight hour work law faces scrutiny as Senator Gullinger and Tillman debate its impact on employers and public. The Senate moved a uniform naturalization bill with three provisions affecting Porto Rico, including allowing naturalization and a non polygamy declaration. An amendment to fund the Jamestown Exposition was agreed, with $1,395,000 allotted. Speaker Cannon plans several Ohio campaign days in doubtful districts including those led by Ivin, W W Campbell, T E Sgrogy, L Taylor, Grant El Monser, and Martin L Smyser.
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Senate
Lake Erie and Ohio Ship Canal
Gullinger
Tillman
Bint
Gallinger
Federal Court of
Porto Rico
United States
Cannon
Ohio
I Vin
W. W. Campbell
T. E. ‘Sgrogay
L. ‘Taylor
Grant el’ Monser
Martin L. Smyser
Officials back Government Hospital for the Insane testimony
Officials from several states testified before the Olcott special committee, praising the Government Hospital for the Insane. Dr Mary M Wolf of Morristown described St Elizabeths as the finest women’s home with hotellike accommodations. Dr W F Drury of Petersburg VA said no restraints are used. He noted supervision for homicidal patients and amusements from watermelon feasts to dramatics. Other witnesses from Massillon Ohio and Peoria Illinois affirmed the institution’s competency and praised its superintendent Dr Walte.
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Olcott
Government
Mary M. Wolf
Morristown
Bt. Elizabeth's
St. Elizabeth's
W.F. Drury
Supering Petersburg
Hospital For Sane
Petersung
Dr. Drury
Columbus, Ohio
Sir Elizabeth's
House tariff debate linked to Cummins bid for revision
The House met three hours with wide political range speeches centered on tariff revision. Gen. Grosvenor of Ohio delivered a strong stand-out tariff speech as lawmakers debated Gov. Cummins potential third term and a revisionist tariff stance. Missouri’s Clark pressed Cummins’ statements amid talk of insurance robberies and reform. Texas Burgess Nebraska Kennedy and Indiana Zenor spoke on revision, postal savings banks, and government injunctions before adjournment at 1 pm.
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Grosvenor
Ohio
Clark
Missouri
Plains
Iowa
Gov. Cummins
Watson
Indiana
Lucey
Cummins
Cumming
Gum+ mins
Burgess
Texas
Kennedy
Nebraska
Zenor
No Danger of Ice Famine in City Asks Calm Supply
Samuel A. Kimberly of the American Ice Company announces no danger of an ice famine and confirms steps to secure a steady supply. Additional boats are chartered to bring ice from Maine, with 7,350 tons expected to reach Washington docks by mid next month. The Red Cross receives $36,000 from Japanese contributions via the embassy for the San Francisco earthquake relief. Electric Bitters promoted as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles.
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Samuel A. Kimberly
American Ice Company
Maine
Washington
Red Cross
San Francisco
Death ends career of Washington financier Thomas E Waggaman
Thomas E Waggaman once of Washington died at his Annapolis area home after a long battle with facial cancer. Once a leading real estate magnate and art collector, his fortune collapsed after a sensational bankruptcy in 1904. He was thrice married, left twenty children, and his assets included substantial land holdings and a renowned Dutch and Japanese art collection valued at millions. His public life saw charity and Catholic University ties, while his later years were spent in a modest farm cottage near Annapolis.
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H. Rozier Dulaney
American “Art Company
WM Tuman
Ana
Geciu- River
Washington
Annapolis
Thomas Waggeman
South River
Mornig
Insife
Hig
Thomas “. Waggaman
Fairfax County
Georgetown University
Woodley Park
Connecticut Avenue
Pretty Prospest
Woodley
Waggaman and
Ridout
Waggaman
Rock Creek
John Lenthall
Eugene Ives
New York
Daniel B. Clarke
New Orleans
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Mauve
Old World
Spresmons
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Peanlé
Georgetown
Vea B
Catholic University of America
St. Patrick's Church
F Street
University
Thomas 2. Waggaman
Catholic. University
America
Thomas B. Waggaman
Catholic’University
Athelley
Tates
Pius II
Talo
Thomas E. Waggaman
du ‘x ‘Sult
District Supreme Court
Second Nations Bank
National Bank of Washington
National Metropolitan’ Bank, of
John &. Heklo
Charles B. White
Gales Moore
plaMum
William. Fy. Mattingly
John ’B. Larner
Arthur Peter
Acti
Two physicians held on $300 bond after alleged assault
Dr James M McDonald and Dr Alenia Dowd Were held in $300 bond each in Police Court on a charge of assault Willan Fortine a negro injured in the incident at Ninth Street and New York Avenue Tuesday night was unable to appear in court yesterday He is at Emergency Hospital with injuries possibly requiring left leg amputation The physicians denied involvement and the case was indefinitely postponed pending Fortune's recovery
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James M. McDonald
Alenia Dowd
Willan Fortine
Niegso
Ninth Street
New York Avenue
Thes
Expenses for Congress at National Negro Young People's Congress
A mass meeting at Tenth Street Baptist Church raised funds to cover four thousand dollars for expenses of the National Negro Young People's Congress to be held at Convention Hall from July to August. The meeting set the plan for additional gatherings at Friendship Baptist Church and Metropolitan AME Church, with a large turnout the previous night. The local executive committee includes Rev. D. Foote, D D, and many pastors and community leaders.
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National Negro “Young People's Congress
W. Brooks
X. Brown
Fla. Wallnes
F. J. Grimke
J. W. Smilin
Bot. Perkins
Wiseman
J. J. Loving
W. H. Davenport
L. B. Rossar
SG. Lampting
J. A. Taylor
James L. Ne
J. Howard
Mw.clafr
L. Carrothers
J. A. Langtend
Isaac Toliver
W. H. Conor
L. B. Moore
W. Traverse
AL Wackwell
Garner
John’. Dancy
W. D. Norman
Arthur Bronka
A. M. Curtis
J. MM. Larter
W. L.houston
Belmont tract sold on Rockville line for 1050 per acre
Belmont subdivision of 30.5 acres along the District line near Rockville Electric Railway was sold to the B Hazard Company for about 1050 per acre. Purchaser William J. Sheetz plans immediate market, with Lots sized 1, 1 5 by 14, and streets Belmont Bethesda avenues Wisconsin Columbia Grove Carter Spring Chevy Chase run through the area. Deal filed in Rockville Maryland.
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Rockville Electric Railway
William J. Sheetz
Belmont
Rockville
Frank
Reesifs
Guy Johnson
Ralph
P. Barnard
R. Golden Déaaléson
Chevy Chase. Land Company
Electric Ne
Rockvillé
Chevy Chase
Chevy Chase Circle
Tua
Bethesda
Wisconsin Avenue
Columbia Boulevand
Grove
Carter
Spring
Chase Avenue
B. Hazard Company
Street Repairs Held Up by Delayed Funds
The District awaits a $200,000 Congress appropriation for asphalt street repairs but the Engineer Commission says work will not begin until next winter or later. The delay is due to doubts about fund availability and the time needed to allocate money fairly among city sections.
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Congress
Capitol Hill Apartment to Cost 125000 on East Capitol Street
E O Whitford president of the commission company will erect a four story brick Colonial apartment house for N G Ordway on a prominent First and East Capitol streets site opposite the Congressional Library. Plans by Arthur B Fenton and contract awarded to James L Parsons. Twenty seven apartments planned with cafe and drug store, completion aimed for fall.
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E. 0. Whitford
Commission Company
N. G. Ordway
First
East Capitol Streets
Congressional Library
Company of Commission Merchants of
Cephol Hill
Ordway
Dakota Terriory
Congressal Library
Capitol Building
Ette
Arthur B. Fenton
Iocal
James L. Parsons
Heigit
Cani_ tol street
First Street
Hethe
East Capitol Street
Firse Street
Fourteenth
TF Streets
Benjamin 5. Minor
Berry & Minor
Westcott & Story
Henry
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Tire Chains Ban Feared in the District
Engineer Commissioner Biddle weighs a ban on tire chains after damage complaints from asphalt streets and county roads. He conferred with Commissioner Macfarland and awaits views of Commissioner West before likely order making tire chain use illegal within district boundaries.
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Macfarland
West
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