Convicted Official Machen Leaves Prison for Washington
Machen, released after a lengthy confinement, boarded the 1:30 train to Washington amid mixed emotions. He told The Post he seeks a fresh start, facing friends and enemies with courage, while captains and warden comment on the parole process and the impact of prison life on behavior.
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Weather notes and events from Washington area
Weather conditions describe a fast moving storm over western Ontario with rain and snow across the Ohio Valley and New England. The forecast calls for fair weather except in the Lake region. temperatures rise in the south with varied conditions into Sunday. Also noted are a Rabbi Simon lecture on The Merchant of Venice and a missing former policeman, George Stewart.
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Inquest on Baker case delayed by illness and death
Walter F Baker wealthy club man died October 21 at Begota home of Frank Hurd. Body in Ridgewood morgue since January 23 after exhumation. Brother Edward Baker urged full inquiry. arsenic found in viscera with possible other poisons. Coroner to hold inquest. prosecutors seek murder charge unresolved.
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Russian Poet to Speak on Unity at San Francisco Event
A free lecture by a Russian poet and author, titled Unity, will be held Sunday afternoon at the Atas Iarael Synagogue located at Sixth and I streets northwest. The event is organized by the Young People's Union of Zion.
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Kelley Refuses Debate Challenge in Democratic District Fight
Kelley of the Democratic District council rejects a debate challenge over party standing and a public dispute titled What's the Use. The dispute centers on internal party dynamics and public perception as the district political scene evolves.
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Central High Defeats Tech in Inter-High Debate
Central High School won the first inter-high school debate held yesterday afternoon at Central. About 90 people attended as judges William H Singleton, Prof George L Raymond, and Dr Thomas W Sidwell presided. The Tech team argued the affirmative on subsidizing US built merchant ships. Tech members included HB Pitts, B C Brez, N M McKernan with A B Baker as alternate. The event featured a Tech orchestra and a long discussion touching Bryan and Denver convention politics and local Democratic figures.
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YMCA banquet highlights Christian influence in the Philippines
Secretary Taft praises YMCA work abroad at the Twenty-Four Hour-a-Day Club dinner in Roosevelt, recounting Philippine governance lessons and the need for moral tone. Judge Wilfley and John Mott spoke on YMCA missions, education, and American opportunities in Asia and the Isthmus, with emphasis on selecting principled leadership and resisting vice.
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Takes Issue with Bradfield Demands Party Loyalty
Tess W McK Clayton argues Mr Bradfield must accept Democratic unity behind the Denver platform. She says Mr Bryan represents a loyal Democratic line and urges DC voters to bind to National convention decisions at primaries.
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Greensboro for Taft but Cannon's birthplace casts a sold vote
Special to The Washington Post Greensboro NC March 6 Primary conventions held today to elect delegates to the Republican county convention tomorrow. Precinct results show Taft leading Cannon in city precincts with 141 to 79 and county totals favor Taft by a solid margin. Friendship township to Cannon with broad support. Guilford College attendees backed Cannon. Taft forces expect endorsement of Secretary of War for President.
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Amantony's Black Hand Warning Reported
A stray excerpt recalls an ominous sign as a Baltimore man recounts a night when a stranger attempted a black hand game. The caller describes the assailant holding all the spades and clubs while black cards were trump.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Medicine Endorsed
Wise readers seek an established spring tonic Hood's Sarsaparilla offers new blood and energy curing humors and tired feeling. Testimonials from Mrs John Seamain and Mrs Carrie Mawson praise strength and vitality after use each spring and fall. Includes mention of Sarsatabs tablets with 100 doses.
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Japan trip highlights mission plans and banquet guests
A report from a conference notes a five year program to double field secretaries, sending fifteen to Eastern Asia and Latin America, plus $6000 for equipment. The banquet list includes accredited leaders and officials from Ackert to Taft, detailing attendees and affiliations.
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Priest's Robe Ignites During Lent Service at Convent Chapel
During the first Friday of Lent at the Convent of the Perpetual Adoration a priest's cassock caught fire from a lit altar candle. He quickly tore off the burning garment, ending the blaze with minor singeing and a brief interruption to services as sisters and novices reacted.
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Dr Culé’s Fancy Fowls Missing Heads Followed by Bodies
Dr C W Childs of 111 L street northwest reports that the bodies of five white Wyandotte hens and a rooster were stolen while the heads were left behind as a taunting reminder of possible meals. Police note may follow.
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