Inauguration Speech Sparks Georgia Race Debate
Former Interior secretary Hoke Smith sworn in as Georgia governor, declares the majority of Black men are capable only of manual labor. He argues for racial differences and education focused on work, and outlines changes to Negro school teacher examinations and management. The inaugural parade featured Gen. Evans and Confederate veteran General Zevanp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Georgia
Atlanta
Hoke “Smith
Smith
William W. Fish
Supreme Court
Fifth Georgia Regiment
First Cavalry
Clement A. Evans
Zévanp
Navy Yard Outing for City Children and Mothers
Preparations are underway for the annual free outing by the navy yard employees. The event includes box lunches lemonade ice cream and peanuts, two amusements and bathing tents at Chesapeake Beach. Children and mothers selected by Associated Charities will join under the summer outings committee led by A. J. Borres Ezra Griffth and J Walter Edelin with a full committee listed.
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Navy, Yard
Chesapeake Beach
Associated Charities
Lst
A. J. Borres
George Griffith
J. Walter Edelin
Messrs
Todd
Escaville
Price
Bright
Squier
Cook
la Clare
Raynolde
Eckhardt
Thompson
McAllister
Johnson
Bowen
Disney
Barber
Building Strike Quiet as Nonunion Plumbers Return
Nonunion plumbers and helpers were removed from the municipal building yesterday morning while union mechanics, on a strike since Friday, returned to work. Rain prevented further action by the executive board as few workers were on site. Employers expect a surge of nonunion labor in coming days to finish tied up projects in Washington. The Employers deny local union authority for a sympathetic strike and bricksayers may return by tomorrow night. International Organizer Greece and President Haven may be dispatched to assess and resolve the dispute.
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Council
Employers’ Association
Washington
International Bricklayers’ Union
Wreece
Bricklayers’ Union
Haven
Denver Mint Denial Clears Officials After Investigation
An official Treasury denial states no dishonesty or irregularities exist among Denver Mint staff. It rejects reports of coins rejected abroad and notes only a few pieces outside tolerance, with no profiteering. The mint’s push for high output allegedly rushed an inexperienced staff, but the cabinet finds no debasement or misconduct.
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Denver
Colo
Treasury. Department
Iimita of Tolerance
Coifidge
Nippon May Boycott Threat Signals Trade Tension
A May boycott threat by Japanese chambers of commerce looms as they urge American merchants to ease tensions over treatment of Japanese nationals in San Francisco. The statement notes past Chinese protests and calls for prompt, amicable resolution to protect mutual economic relations between Japan and the United States.
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Chambers of Commerce
America
Washington
Japan
San Francisco
Hawaii lies in Japan war risk says Hawaii governor
Special to The Washington Post Gov G W Carter of Hawaii says Japan would fight the United States at the drop of a hat and that Hawaii would fall quickly if war broke out with Japan He notes half the Hawaii population is Japanese and claims they defend themselves while avoiding trouble On the U S Pacific Coast tensions rise with hostility toward Japan Carter says Japan is fearless and well equipped militarily and would seize the islands if war came to Hawaii.
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Washington Post
New York
Japan
United States
Sam
Riba
Gov. G. W. Carter
Hawaii
Holland House
Gov. Carter
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Tsurely
Islands
Secretary Straus Off On Trip to Inspect Stations
Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus depart New York for Elberon New Jersey for Sunday with their daughters to begin a two month inspection tour of agency stations. On Monday they will proceed to Montreal marking the first step of the inquiry. New Orleans asks for federal aid to resume Mississippi River revetment work along the city waters as lawmakers press for government funding and levee improvements.
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Straus
New Orleans
Mississippi
New ‘Orleans
Taft
Meyer
Louisiana
Orleans
Porto Rican Suitor Captivates Minister's Daughter for Island Wedding
Miss Edith Mary Irvine of this city and Pedro Amada Rivera of San German Porto Rico plan nuptials in San Juan soon. Irvine sailed from New York to San Juan for the ceremony. Rivera, son of Senor Pedro M Rivera, is a wealthy Porto Rican planter and lawyer with a U.S. education. The couple became engaged after a romance sparked in Washington when Rivera heard Irvine sing a gospel hymn. The wedding is to be held July 18 at Arecibo Porto Rico.
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Edith Mary Irvine
J. E. Irvine
Pedro Amada Rivera
Porto Rico
San Juan
Miss Irvine
New York
Senor
Pedro M. Rivera
San German
Porto ‘Rico
National University Law School
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Irvine
Rivera
Porto
Rico
Migs Irvine
Island
Arecibo
Porte Eo
Cleres Elect Directors For Co op Guild in Colorado
At a meeting of the Departmental Co operative Guild in Colorado last evening, members elected directors for one to three year terms across multiple departments including Treasury War Agriculture and Justice. The new board will meet this week to elect officers and appoint committees while an auditor remains to be named. Nearly 400 government employees have joined, each subscribing for one to ten shares.
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Co-operative Guild (Incorporated
Society
Colorado Bu
Charles
Qn _Stockly
Wimington
Del
Alphonso Patten
Treasury
Department
H. M. Smith
Department of Commerce
Usbor
M. J. Holmes
War Department
Benjamin A. Bieple
Treasury Department
Ont Amos
Tyree
A. D. Melvin
Department of Agriculture
G. W. W. ‘Hanger
Department of Commerce and Labor
George 'W. ‘Wall
Civ Service Commission
F. Chase
Interior Department
Clark Arnold
Department of Justice
I/ D. Hall
Navy Department
Towerve
B.W. Collamore
John B. Fay
Post-ofice Department
W. P. Gochenour
W. F. Morsell
A. G. Flowers
Government Printing Office
George M. Smith
Fost-ofce
Funeral of P Eubeckwith Planned in St Louis
Funeral services for Paul Beckwith, curator of the National Museum, were held yesterday in St Louis after his death last Thursday. The obscured OCR indicates he held notable positions, with references to Frederic W and a Pontifical Indian context, but exact dates and places are fragmented.
Baby Deserted On Bridge Found Unidentified Infant
A rosy cheeked month old boy was found on the Anacostia Bridge by a street car conductor. He wore white garments and a hood, with no identifying marks. The infant was taken to the police and placed in charge of nurse Mia Blackville. A woman in a light gingham dress and black sailor hat was seen fleeing toward the city end shortly before the rescue.
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Anacostia
Mia. Blackville
Mving
L Street
A.G. Hamond
Monroe Street
Sultan Bars Armenians Deportations Return to Harput
A Harput dispatch reports the Ottoman government will not claim Armenian military taxes in the United States but will deport all Armenians returning or who have returned in the past twelve years. The message cites a Sublime Porte order and notes enforcement by the Harput governor general.
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Harput
Turkey
State Department
Sublime Porte
United States
Shoes of all nations at Jamestown Exposition charm visitors
The Jamestown Exposition presents a vast international shoe display led by the Craddock Terry Company of Lynchburg Virginia. A 600 item foreign shoe collection valued over 10000 dollars showcases world footwear, alongside a functioning real shoe factory producing Terry special shoes for men and retail space at the Farmil Shoe Store.
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Jamestown
Uncle Sam
Craddock Terry Company
Lynchburg
Manufactures
Mien
Speer Aya Ars
Maert
Eoost
Egen
Receivers Deposit Surplus Cash Reveals $200,000 On Hand
Receivers of land offices nationwide complied with the Interior Secretary’s May order to deposit official funds in excess of bonds. The total deposited by all offices reached $800,000, with one official reporting more than $200,000 on hand.
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Lehd
Man Held for Shooting in Ninth Ward Capture
Willis Carter charged with assaulting Bawin Johnson in the right leg during a Monday night shooting on M street northeast. Mounted officer Behrens effected Carter’s capture at the police station after a pursuit through Ninth Ward streets.
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Willis Carter
Bawin
Johnson
Fohn
Wills Carter
Behrens
Fragmentary text on eight grade class and 1901 civil life reference
Fragmentary OCR lines describe infant averages and a machete mention. It references eight grade class and a 1901 civil life context, but the passage is garbled with missing words and unclear action or outcome.
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Ette
van” Offh
Metcalf Starts: Or West Visit Likely
Fragmentary report notes Metcalf prepared to visit the Sourdan area with possible Coset accompaniment. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Metcalf
Internal Revenue hearing over bank certificates of deposit tax
The 20M Johnsons Bank case in Cleveland centered on whether certificates of deposit could be used for circulation and taxed at 10 percent. Mayor Tom L Johnson presided as bank officials including Messie Doty argued the certificates should not be taxable. the Commissioner reserved his decision, with potential action against express companies if ruling upheld.
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Issioner
Internal Revenue
B. W
Doty
and Co. Westenebuihsel
Slaves and Trust’.Company
Cleveland
Tom L Johnson
Messie, Doty
Pres Gertinentes
Carter Motor Car plans Eastern factory Berwyn Md
A 1910s Carter Motor Car Corporation board rejected bids for a Berwyn Md factory site and outlined construction of an East Coast plant. The plan includes three brick and steel buildings about 60 by 200 feet each, with anticipated total cost around 30,000, and later expansion to 2005 units in capacity, forming a world leading automobile factory with vast annual output and automotive parts revenue potential.
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The
Carter Motor Car Corporation
Berwyn
Superdelag
Taville
Hyattaville
Baltimore
Carter Company
Ain” Balti
Excursions Near Fourth Fireworks At Mount Vernon Park
The Fourth promises grand amusements at Mount Vernon and Marshal Hall with new Beachey air show acts, the Ader Trio, and a host of concessions. Fireworks displays will light the night, with the American Regimental Band performing patriotic airs. Steamer runs to Mount Vernon, Marshal Hall, and river trips to Colonial Beach are scheduled, with dining and dancing planned and multiple departures July 4.
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Arly Amusement Park
Coney Island
Goodfellow
Fergus McCusker
Ome
Lincoln Beachey
Ader
Chicago
Freworks
Mount Vernon
Marshal Hall
Mount Verdon
Deel
Marshal Hal
Charles Macalester
Listings of hotel guests by city across the United States
A long OCR list enumerates hotel guests by city, naming numerous individuals and their hotel affiliations in places from Baltimore and Boston to New York Philadelphia Chicago and beyond. The fragment mentions many repeat hotel names such as St James Metropolitans Raleigh National and New Willard and includes numerous personal names and spouses.
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Baltimore
Byarra
McGetutss
Hamilton
D. C
I. H. Pinghart
D. E. Brenned
B. J. Roth
St. James
Jon Bluman
National
W. Cooper
J-H. Everitt
Metropolitan
Philadelphia
J. A. Alsion
Fo. Bell
D. Dautrechy
D. D. Thomas
Pittsburg
Miss Barnsdall
New Willard
A. B. Ewer
J. D. White
R. A. Johnston
Richmond
Anderson
Raleigh
McNall
Robert Bowling
Alabama
N. D. McClure
EB. McClure
G. ©. Gallagher
F. F. Robinson
Connecticut
O. I. Tuckson
Me James
California
M. C. Flint
J. M. Gerland
William Garland
Nettonel F
Newmir and Family
Colorado
W. E. Meyer
A. Trenholm
John Hlenbarg
A. T. Robinson
Florida
Wiliam W. Flannery
New Whilera
Georgia
B. Thompson
R. J. James
Ite
E. L. Worsham
Illinois
J. R. Powers
E. E. Kenyon
Cammier and Son
Towa
Hathaway
Crandall
Ethel Crandall
James
A. Addick
Hasel Altick
Schermerhorn
Nebraska
W. D. Williems
H.M. Johnson
North Carolina
M. C. Winston
York
Heleizh
M. G. Giles
J. W. Allgood
New Jersey
Mies Lang
E. Hen- Hauser
E. Webster
J. 3B. Morss
New Hampshire
W. G Gibson End Wite
Worth Dakota
H. A. Allen
St.onecon
Annie Reit
Neliie Reidt
Juliet Relat
Retelate
J. A. Reid and
Wite
Charigs
RB Greenand
South Carolina
J. L
Tennessee
S. McGehee
Ind Vite
Colonial Beach Resort Promises Fine Recreation
The article touts Colonial Beach as surpassing other coast resorts with new dancing pavilion and bath houses by Fotomac Company. It highlights the Beach Hotel Colonial offering meals on day steamers and claims the resort provides equipment and a pleasant stay, urging readers to view the special Fourth of July page.
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Harry
Potomac
S. Rannall
Washington Fo
the Willows
Winconsin Avenue
Tennallytown
Karl Heurich
Wamnington
Wesston and
Potomac Bigambost Company
Colonial Beach
Ticketa
Dar Ati Colonial
St. Johns
Washington
Fotomac Company
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Denver Mint
Alt
Nippon
Edith Irvine Salis
France
Island Home
Cleres Elect
Directors
P. Eubeckwith
Toms Chubby
Sultan Bars Armenians
Shoes OF All Nations
E Streets
N. W
Serges
Tary
Ot Coset
Naval- Cai
Johnson's Bank
Capers
Sime
Hyattsville
Carter “Motor Car “Corporation
Amelie Tence