Roosevelt Begins Rest Cure Then Works by Noon in Pittsburgh
Roose velt awoke late and, after a short rest, began answering letters and telegrams about his health. He will speak at the Pittsburgh Progressive League banquet and address a mass meeting at Exposition Hall with overflow space arranged for about 10 000 attendees. Gifford Pinchot and William Draper Lewis join as speakers for the event.
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Col. Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
New York
Archie
John McGrath
Progressive League of Pennsylvenia
League
Col. Flongevelt
Exposition Hall
Gifford Pinchot
United States
William Draper Lewis
Philadelphia
Who Will Control the Commissions in Politics
Idaho senator Burat denounces federal monopolies and a pending administration trade commission bill. Senator Borah asserts Democrats aim to bind all business with commissions while Senator Lewis defends the measure and critiques monopolists and the psychology of current business conditions.
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Banting and Currency Commission
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IAW
Robbery in Buffalo Elevator Delivers $1300 to Thieves
Fritz C. Block treasurer of a brewing firm was robbed of 1300 in the elevator of the Federal Building Shera today. Three men jostled Block in the elevator and fled from the third floor after the theft in Buffalo New York.
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U. S
Buffalo
Fritz C. Block
Shera
Block
Engagement Rings Diamonds and Settings
Advertisement notes engagement rings with top quality diamonds and immountings in platinum and gold. It proclaims lowest prices when quality is considered.
Roosevelt to rejoin a chastened Republican party in 1915
Rep Frank W Mondell of Wyoming said Theodore Roosevelt would not actively campaign in 1916 but could back Progressive candidates. He predicted Roosevelt would return to a reorganized party and see his followers remain Republicans, seeking unity to face opponents in 1915.
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Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
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Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Sornut
Republican Party
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Mr. Nondell
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Warburg says he is a Democrat for Federal Reserve post
In a Senate banking committee letter Paul M. Warburg of New York declares he is a Democrat. A committee member says the admission shows the board leans Democratic. Warburg notes Kuhn, Loeb & Co. did not fund the Democratic campaign. $2500 given personally was returned. He traces his move from Republican predilection to Democratic support in 1912 while abroad.
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Senate Banking Committee
Paul M. Warburg
Federal Reserve Board
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Kuhn, Loeb & Co
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Kurhr, Loeb & Co
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Manhattan Railway Company
McAdoo Tunnel
Bristow
Frisco
Staal Corporation
New Haven
Chicago and Alton
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Federal Reserve
United States
Hamburg
Germany
Europe
Benefit Draws Record Crowd for Children Home
Ladies of the Washington Emergency and Receiving Home for Children and the Columbia Players staged a benefit at the Columbia Theater last night. Half the proceeds go to the country theme at Artington. The home, founded January by Rev Patrick Murphy, now shelters 30 children with 24 applications pending. Patronesses led by Mrs A F Barringer oversaw ticket sales, drawing a large audience for the performance of Prince Karl with active participants including Miss Dora Cugs ter and Miss Bugle Carter among others.
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Columbia Players
Columbia Theater
Artington
New York Avenue
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St Michael and All Angels’ Church
A. F. Barringer
Prince Karl
Dora Cugster
Bugle Carter
Emma Avery
Carrie Burgess
William Marshall
Karl Cussler
Marlon van Horn
Abbie Wright
Lucy McClelland
May Burneston
Car Missing After Theft Near Thirteenth Street and New York Avenue
A two passenger automobile registered to Dr W P Carr was stolen last night from Thirteenth Street and New York Avenue Northwest. Dr Carr notified police and a description of the car was sent to every precinct in the city.
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W. P. Carr
L ‘Street
Thirteenth Street
New York Avenue
Senate and House Notes from Washington Dispatch
Yra N Morris for Swedish post Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago likely to be minister to Sweden supported by Senator Lewis post vacant in Stockholm Senate conferees reject House mileage cut and auto purchase ban for Vice President and Speaker Conference to resume today Funds settled for embassy buildings Mexico City Tokyo Berne Santiago Chile alcoholism congress Interparliamentary Union Army recruiting bill favored Senate committee Stationery inquiry subcommittee named to probe Golden North Carolina use of Senate funds Conflicting jurisdiction over conservation oil prompts White House talks South Carolina Representative presents duck suits to President Immigration station funding Linthicum bill boosts Baltimo reimmigration station cost to 550000
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Ira Nelson Morris
Chicago
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Stockholm
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Mexico City
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Chile
Unanimous House Backs Bill to Repeal Punitive Confederate Penalty
The House passed by unanimity a measure offered by Representative Graham to remove penalties against claims against the United States for sums owed to those who aided or supported the rebellion. The bill would restore about 165,600 dollars owed to West Point graduates who later became Confederate officers. Graham cited wartime bitterness and urged reconciling North and South, supported by Stonewall Jackson’s widow.
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United States
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Pennsylvania
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Judiciary
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Lee
Jackson
Wheeler
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Gettysburg
Costa Rica rights in Nicaragua route raise U S concerns
Senate debate centers on Costa Rica claims to parts of the San Juan River boundary used for canal plans with Nicaragua. The record cites a Costa Rican unrest over perceived U S aims and calls for clear assurance of fair treatment to Costa Rican rights before any Nicaragua canal treaty is ratified.
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Gallinger
Foreign Relations Committee
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San Juan River
Nicaragua
United States
J. N. Popham
Pophamanys
Panama
Mexico
Walterson
Costa ‘Rica
RACE ISSUE LOOMS BIG RIVAL INDORSERS ARE ACTIVE
Two Representatives seek White House backing in the District recorder of deeds fight. One favors a white candidate while the other supports a colored appointee, with President Wilson reportedly committed to a colored successor. The dispute involves Smith of Maryland and Smith of Buffalo, plus Mr Ross as a leading colored contender and opposition from Southern Senators. A colored preacher advocates a white man, while Waldron is named as a candidate by the National Independent Political League. A pending resolution also aims to move the Army-Navy game to Washington.
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Henry L. Johnson
White House
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Fifth Congressional District
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Marbury
Recorder of Deeds
Charley B. Smith
Buffalo
N. Y
James A. Toss
Ross
New York
Mr. Smith
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Auarter
Johnson
I. C. Moore
District of
Calunthia
Waldron Indorsed
District of Colum Tia
National Independent Political League
J. Milton Waldron
District of Columbia
Dr. Waldron
Greece to man ships Mississippi and Idaho with Greek crews
Greece has activated its second class naval reserve to prepare for taking over the battleships Mississippi and Idaho. A naval appropriation bill reaches the President, with transfer details to be arranged by Commander Tsouklas after meeting with Secretary Daniels. Mississippi heads to Newport News to undergo nationality change, while Idaho may be ferried to Athens by an American crew.
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Mississippi
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Legation
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Naples
Navy Yards
Athens
Tax on Autos Proposed to Fund District Roads Outside Fire Limits
A bill introduced by Representative Robert N. Page would create an automobile license fund outside Washington city fire limits. The fund, under the collector of taxes, would finance road maintenance with rates from 5 to 10 dollars yearly based on horsepower. nonresidents with cars in the city beyond five days would pay the same license. District licenses would cost 2 dollars each. violations carry fines. The bill was referred to the District committee.
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Robert N. Page
North Carolina
Paw
Ooe
Bartlett Operated For Gall Stones In Washington
Representative Charles L. Bartlett of Georgia underwent gallstone surgery at George Washington University Hospital yesterday. Hlaphyaloans announced the operation was successful and Bartlett was resting comfortably last night.
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Georgia
Charles L. Bartlett
George Washington University Hospital
Mr. Bartlett
Revenue Drops in Customs as Tax Receipts Lag Behind
Government reports show total customs receipts down from last year with $290.9 million collected so far, while corporation and income taxes total $6.6 million this period. Delays in personal income tax payments and optimistic McAdoo projections imply further changes once final tallies arrive.
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McAdoo
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