Unified Board Systems in District Schools Debate
Finis McK Clayton urged retaining the present Board of Education over a director of education to keep control away from commissioners and bring governance closer to the people. William John Eynon criticized raiding two sections of one grade in the same room, citing disruptive class mixing. The Board of Trade committee authorized an investigation into school conditions, with meetings set for March 11 and the following Monday for directors.
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Trunks Full of Loot in Mount Vernon Theft Case
Rozier Alexander, a colored man, was arraigned in police court on robbery charges after trunks packed with dresses towels and household items valued at hundreds of dollars were found at his home and tied to items stolen from Mount Vernon stables storage. He admitted guilt but denied breaking in. bound over for grand jury.
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Paris showman Fouguieres ta lks on God and Men at Playhouse
Washington society filled the Playhouse for two hours as M Andre de Fouguieres, famed as Paris's best dressed man, presented an illustrated talk titled Paris God and Men under the Washington Playgrounds Association. Mrs Taft and Mme Jusserand were noted attendees.
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Wagner to be sent back to hospital for insane
Aho E. Wagner, recently released from the Government Hospital for the Insane, was arrested in City Hall seeking money due him. He will be sent back to the asylum. Wagner had been an ashornment employee and was committed as insane after a vagrancy charge, later released on Francis J. Carpenter's petition to take him to his home in a town in May 1909.
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Is Rosalie Jones a deserter in suffrage conflict
A gossip flavored report depicts General Hosatie Jones seen in a secret conference at the Shoreham lobby with Mrs Arthur M Dodge of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage. Her mother and sister, both prominent in opposing factions, attend as observers while a warlike tone lingers over talks.
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Inauguration Preparations Cover Pennsylvanias Avenue
The court of honor and grand stands near the Capitol are finished as decoration ramps up on Pennsylvanias avenue. Visitors like William Jennings Bryan and William McAdoo prepare to arrive Monday while committees refine historic point markings and seating plans for the presidential ceremony. Extra seats and cars are arranged to handle large crowds and traffic.
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Last Cabinet Gathering For Taft Ministers
President Taft holds a final cabinet gathering Monday with ministers to discuss late-session legislation and bid farewell. The cabinet will take their existing chairs as souvenirs, with new chairs bought for the incoming group at about $50 each.
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May Return to West Point Cadets Readmitted by Amendment
Cadets Ralph Jousse James D Christian Tattnall Simkins and another at West Point who were dismissed after a 1913 court martial for conduct unbecoming a gentleman are to be given another chance. A resolution to readmit them passed as an amendment with the Military Academy bill yesterday. The bill carries 1 135 000 dollars.
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Thron es Greet Pilgrims at Columbia Theater Rally
Miss Alice Paul denied jealousy from suffrage leaders over the hikers capacity to aid the cause. She praised the walkers and said the pilgrims would present the letter to Gov Wilson with national officers joining. She deplored any misunderstanding.
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Suffragists in Washington Plan Grand Pageant
Suffragists fill Washington for a Monday procession and pageant. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw and other NAWSA leaders arrive from New York. Miss Inez Milholland and Helen Keller attend events. Governors, senators, and representatives attend meetings as crowds surge around suffrage headquarters.
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Question of suffrage comes before Congress
Women suffragists led by Representative Taylor of Colorado won a key victory as the House committee on the District of Columbia favorably reports a bill banning street cars on Pennsylvania avenues during the suffrage parade next Monday afternoon. Congress forms a subcommittee led by Hobson to decide whether the national remedy is a constitutional amendment or state action, with hearings to be held before a new Congress.
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Woman to Attend National Party Council as California Delegate
Miss Mary Ox of Pasadena travels to Washington to be California’s sole representative at a Democratic national committee meeting as proxy for State Senator Sanford. He could not attend so he nominated Miss Foy as California’s delegate, and she was accepted by other Democrats.
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Morgan Paid $20 000 Fee to Egyptian Doctor
A Rome sourced cable reports J P Morgan sent a $20,000 check to Prof Giuseppe Bastianelli to secure his Egypt trip. The World says Morgan invited the eminent Roman specialist with a letter offering recognition of his services. The check was drawn on Morgan’s New York bank.
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Judge Speer Slugs Man On Street in Altercation
Special to The Washington Post reports Judge Emory Speer of the U S court slapped and knocked down a litigant who insulted him and Miss Speer during a walk in Savannah. The man, who fled after a second blow, had shouted he was being framed and told Miss Speer it was none of her business.
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Taft Opens Hearings On Customs Reorganization Plan
President Taft announced hearings on the customs reorganization plan to be held in the East Room of the White House. He will hear arguments from Secretary MacVeagh and Assistant Secretary Curtis as many senators and House members oppose the plan. A decision is expected by Monday.
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Railroads Ordered to Maintain Free Freight for Local Merchants
The Interstate Commerce Commission overruled the railroads suspension of free delivery for less than carload shipments to Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania lines. The order gives the railroads 120 days to show cause why the free delivery should not become permanent, following a Commercial Club petition.
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Refused Custody Of Child In District Supreme Court
Justice Wright dismissed Elwood Franklin of Hyattsville Maryland petition for writ of habeas corpus to regain custody of his ten year old daughter Adeline Virginia Franklin The father claimed his former wife Ella M Gielow took the child from Hyattaville school district on December 3 while the mother said she acted from maternal love because the child was ill and needed care
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Fight Over Poultry Shows Divides Washington Group
Tensions erupted over poultry exhibitions as the Greater Washington Poultry and Pigeon Club clashed with the Capital Poultry and Pigeon Association of Takoma Park. The Washington group claimed Takoma Park aims to block shows under the American Poultry Association, vowing to win or bust.
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Young Sullivan Defeated by Rebhan in Two Rounds
In Baltimore on February 23 at the Broadway Athletic Club, Young Sullivan of Washington, protege of Kid Sullivan, faced Johnny Rebhan. Rebhan overwhelmed Sullivan, prompting police to stop the fight in the second round to prevent further punishment. Sullivan fought back bravely despite the lopsided margin.
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Injunction Sought in Brooklyn Alienation Suit
Supreme Court Judge Benedict reserved decision on an unprecedented motion to restrain a woman defendant from influencing the plaintiff's husband before trial in the alienation suit filed by Mrs. Ella Hall against Mrs. Emma Seaman Smith. Hall seeks $25,000 damages. In New York theater, Miss Ynette agiers yunet is praised for a sympathetic Juliet in Romeo and Juliet at the Columbia Theater, with Misa Tyler as Juliet and R. D. MacLean as Romeo. Othello closes tonight.
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Antisuffrage Meeting Debates Woman Labor Role
A Washington meeting features Mrs. John Martin and Mrs. Arthur Dodge arguing against woman suffrage. Speakers claim women leaving homes for work harm national vitality, warn of divorce trends, and contrast idealist and race-type women. Antisuffrage voices challenge equal ballot rights and urge focus on maternal responsibilities and social duties.
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Sox and other teams report in spring training
In Paso Robles the White Sox beat the Grays 11 to 5 in a first practice game under Manager Callahan and Assistant Manager Gleason. The Blues featured solid offense while Grays provided recruits. batteries listed for both sides with Scott Cicotte Basterly Sullivan and Johnson Douglas Delano Kuhn Schalk. Boston Nationals itinerary announced with March to April games, plus a charity game captained by Ty Cobb. Athletics hold first real practice at San Antonio under Manager Mack amid soft, muddy turf. Orr Fritz Brady stand out. Phillies conduct two long workouts in Southern Pines with new recruits Molenkamp and Vorgenberg arriving. Boston major leaguers head south for spring training to Hot Springs, with Ray Collins and others joining the trek. Brooklyn sends Claude Williams to Nashville and signs D Hall to report March 5.
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Toledo Bowlers Set World's Mark
Toledo bowlers set a world five man team record in the American Bowling Congress tournament with 2,992, surpassing the previous 2,963 mark held by Lipmans of Pittsburgh. Delegates closed their annual session with Buffalo awarded hosting in 1914 and Cleveland voting against secession over the loaded ball issue. New officers included Edward J. Ryan as first vice president and a broad executive committee with representatives from St. Louis, Philadelphia, Montreal, and other cities.
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Richmond Wins 1914 Inter City Bowling Bid in Washington
At a Washington City Bowling Association meeting in Palace Hall, Richmond is awarded the 1914 inter city bowling tournament. Delegations from Baltimore and Virginia cities pledge strong support and entry, while officials for 1915 are elected, with Ros Jones as first vice president and James Wyld as secretary.
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