Reviving Army Bills Silent Stocking Formula For Divorce
Takes up final House review of military bill as Congress gears for a new phase in national preparedness. Navy and guard provisions clash with plans to federalize the National Guard while Admiral Knight urges rapid shipbuilding and expanded fleet readiness amid looming deadlines. A South Bend lecture on silk stockings mocks marriage advice, arguing true lifelong love stems from companionship and intellectual growth, not fashion fads.
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Hay
Guard
Hermie
National Guard
Senate
House
Knight
Svary Smeling
Great Britain
Monroe
Panama Canal
China
Layer Knight
Nixola
Georgia Burns
South Bend
Ind
Washington
Venus
Main
Auburn Pathfinder Auto Show Opens At 1220 Connecticut
The Auburn and Pathfinder Sales Company opened its annual automobile show at 1220 Connecticut Avenue NW. Four Auburn models, a Pathfinder twelve and a Pathfinder touring car are on display alongside floral displays and a night turnout. The exhibition runs daily 10 a m to 10 p m through the week with 250 visitors at the opening. Attending were H W Robertson H W Soper W T Nishwitx Saint Clair Couzens and Charles A Founlwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn and
Pathfinder Sales Company
Connecticut Avenue Northwest
Auburn
Pathfinder
North
Middle West
Capitol
White House
H W. Robartson
H. W. Soper
W. T Nishwitx
Frm
Saint Clair Couzens
PathQnder Company
Charles A. Founlwall
Auburn Automobile Company
Brandeis Defense Trial Testimony Details Equitable Work
Edward F McClennen of Boston testifies before a Senate committee on Louis D Brandeis charge disputes during confirmation hearings He describes Brandeis acting as unpaid counsel for Equitable policyholders and notes a $10 check as separate from the protective association filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. McClennen
Equitable
Brandeis
New England Line
Louis D. Brandeis
Senate
Supreme Court
Edward, F McClennen
Boston
Albert E. Pillsbury
Massachusetts
Edward W. Hutchins
Boston Bar Association
Austen G. Fox
KF. McSweeney
Equitable Life Assurance Society
McSweeney
Anderson
The
Protective Association
Grandmother, 38, Gives Birth To Triplets In Meridian
A 38 year old mother of twelve, Mrs James Reeves, gave birth at Matty Hersee Hospital to triplets two girls and a boy, weighing 7 and 8 1/2 pounds. The excitement surprised the hospital staff and neighbors as plans for aid are to be pursued.
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Benedicts
Milwaukee
Cooper Union
Washington Post
Meridian
Migs
Matty Hersee Hospital
James Reeves
Enterprise
Clarke County
K.T. Kieln
Reeves
Notables Sail on Nieuw Amsterdam From New York Port
Mrs John Astor sails aboard the Holland America Nieuw Amsterdam for Falmouth and Rotterdam to aid foreign welfare work with the National Civic Federation. The voyage includes notable travelers such as Dr A Van de Sande Bakhuyzen and Countess Tolstoy among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Astor
Nieuw Amsterdam
Washington Post
New York
Nieuw
Sande Bakhuyzen
United States
Holland
Victor Anderson
Walter van Renszelaer Berry
Mise Hwdith Bird
William Pancoast Clyde, Jr
C. F. Courtney
Alden Davison
F. C. Havemeyer
Arthur Herbert
Eugene Kelly
Mes
J. G. Lamont
John W. Leggett
Isaac Lewis
Herbert Nicholson
Edgerton Pope
Saks
Lionel Smith Gordon
Countess Tolstoy
H. E. Vickers
B. F. Warden
Pennington Whitehead
HE. May Whitehead
Lieut. N. P. Rogers Jr. Dies in Canal Zone Typhoid Case
First Lieut. Nathaniel P. Rogers Jr. of the coast artillery corps died Sunday at Walter Reed Hospital from typhoid fever contracted in the Canal Zone. Born January 17 1885 in New Jersey, he was a West Point graduate who served at Fort Hancock Fort Hamilton Salt Lake City Roanoke Fort Rodman and Cristobal Canal Zone before illness struck at Cristobal. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Canal Zone
Nathaniel P. Rogers, Jr
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Sherman
Panama Canal Zone
Walter Reed Tospital
Lieut Rogers
New Jersey
N. P. Rogers
Plainfield
J Hoe
United
Funeral for Henry Talbott Chief of I C C Indices Division
Funeral services for Henry Talbott aged 6 chief of the division of indices of the Interstate Commerce Commission will be held this afternoon at Lee's chapel. Commissioner Clements will speak and the division will be closed. The body will be cremated. Maj Gen Hugh L Scott attended a cabinet meeting and White House historians said it was the first time since the dull war an army officer had sat at the cabinet table.
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Admiral Knight
Hoe
Farr
Germany
England
United States
I. C
Henry Talbott
Ths
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hau
Twelfth Street Northwest
Lee's Chapel
Clements
Division of Indices
Hugh L. Scott
White House
Plot to block Nicaragua treaty sparks U S watch
Gen Chamorro, Nicaraguan minister, reports a New Orleans plot to disrupt ratification of the U S Nicaragua Canal treaty by Congress. Rodolfo Eapinoss named as liberal candidate behind the plan. DoJ to monitor shipments, ports for potential violations of neutrality as Managua prepares for early ratification. The treaty would grant a U S canal zone and a base at Fonseca Bay for 3 million dollars.
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New Orleans
United States
State Department
Chamorro
Legation
Rodolfo Eapinoss
Department of Justice
Regation
Senate
Congress
Managua
Diaz
Nicaraguan Canal
Fonseca Bay
Funeral for Miss Alice D. Karr to be held at Gawler's Chapel
The funeral for Miss Alice D. Karr daughter of C Powell Karr of the Bureau of Standards will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from Gawler's chapel 1790 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. Rev William Tayloe Snyder rector of the Church of the Incarnation will conduct the services.
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Alice D. Karr
C. Powell Karr
Bureau of Standards
Calvert Street
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cabin John Bridge
Gawler’s Chapel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wiliam Tayloe Snyder
Church of the Incarnation
Natreats
Dinner Without Speeches at Georgetown Alumni Event
Dr William C Gwynne chair of Georgetown Alumni entertainment committee promises a speechless, war talk free dinner at the Raleigh next Saturday night with about 400 graduate students expected to attend. George H OConnor leads singing with harp by Matthew Hachs horne as 500 grads are teased by planned saturnalia.
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William C. Gwynne
Georgetown
Raleigh
Gwynne
George H. O’connor
Matthew Hachshorne
Dr. Gwynne
Girl Wins Ring Bout in Billy Grupp Gymnasium
Helen Hildreth 103 pounds and John Atkinson 105 fought two rounds before police halted Atkinson to save him from annihilation. Hildreth wore white tights and landed a windmill blow on the chin, drawing a large ovation and prompting Inspector Ryan to end the exhibition.
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Helen Hildreth
John Atkinson
Billy Grupp
Girl In White
International News Service
New York
Atkinson
Helen
Miss Hildreth
Grupp
Hildreth
State Boxing Commission
Mr. Atkinson
Lynch
Ryan
Riddle Engaged to Miss Theodate Pope of New York and Farmington
The engagement of Miss Theodate Pope, daughter of Alfred A. Pope of New York and Farmington Conn, to John Wallace Riddle, former Ambassador to Russia, is announced. Pope, an architect with offices in New York, survived the Titanic disaster and is linked to prominent clubs in New York and Paris. Riddle maintains a St Paul residence and belongs to several clubs in multiple cities.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Crystal Hastman Benedict
New York Industrial Commission
Wallace Benedict
Miss Benedict
Crystal Eastman
Elmira
Vassar College
Benedict
City Hall
New York
Theodate Pope
Alfred A. Pope
Farmington, Conn
John Wallace Riddle
Russia
Theodore Roosevelt
Riddie
St. Paul
Minn
Mias Popa
Sherry
Alfred A. Pops
Iron Industries
Cleveland
Ohio
Farmington
Miss Pope
Colony I Club
Mr. Riddle
Union Club
Cercle d’Union
Paris
Metropolitan
Washington
Fifteen Die in MD Mine Blast at No 42
Dust explosion in Davia Coal and Coke Mine No 42 near Kempton West Virginia killed fifteen foreigners and left five severely injured. Fifty one workers were rescued as rescuers, led by R P Maloney, recovered bodies and the shaft remained operational.
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Kempton
W. Va
Davia Coal and Coke Company
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Norfolk
Mare Island
Puget Sound
Gen. Barnett
Marine Corps
General Board
Daniela
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WRAS
Indiana
Pathfinder Cars
Eastman
Fight For Votes For Women
Brandely
Worka
McClennen
Thea Witnesse
Brandelay
Mr. Benedict
West Twelfth Street
Washington Square
Greenwich Village
Pittsburgh
Russell Sage Foundation
Gov. Hughes
Employers’ Liability Commission
S Benedict
Spain
Hart
Board of District Commissioners
Johnson Billig
William H. Hart
Hart Farm Schoolr
Board of Children's Guardians
Wrt
Board of Charities
N. P. Rogers, JR
Henrey Talbott
Gen. Scott
Alice Karr
John W. Riddle
Davis Company
Kempton, W. Va
Maryland
R. P. Maloney
Davis Coal and Coke Company
Malonay
John Borovsky
Davis
Sol Herzog & Co
Leroy
Palais Royal
A. Lisner
W. W. Kimball Co
Kimball
Hallet & Davis
Hardman
Webster
Light
Hinze
Kimball Plast
T. P. Culley & Son
Eleventh Street
Belasco Boc
David Belasco
Frances Starr
Messrs. Shubert
Louis Mann
Mise
Hawke
A. H. van Buren
Texas
Columbus Country Club
Knights of Columbus Minstrels
Gonzaga Hall
Fred Irwin
Majestics
Bob Manchev
Sents National Ostont
Matiner Reay Lew & Erlanger
George “Arliss
Edward Knobla
Charles
Ethel E
Minich
Iman
Ter A
Reiterland
Italy
Harold Bauer
THEA
Dim Kreisler
B. F. Keith
Nest
Irene Franklin
MH. Burton Green
Will M. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Ruth ST. Denis
Loew’s
Columbia
Mary Pickfo
Peppina
M. D. Kirk
Cumberland
Garrett County
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