Washington Kennel Club chartered amid large dog show plans
The Washington Kennel Club was incorporated yesterday with a large capital, aiming to be a permanent leading sporting body. Treasurer Johnston opened show headquarters at Pose Seventh Street Northwest, hosting applications from local and out of town entrants for a major April show. The organization promises valuable prizes, including a silver mounted trophy, and notes extensive entries from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore regions.
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Pope Balding—Committee
Asuga
Washington
Aida
Janani Virginis
Tle
TS Twelfth
Liesl
Society Announces Geographical Expedition By Society Members
The executive committee of the society announced a geography expedition under Bos ft waets with a ten member team. A contribution of $1000 was requested to fund the project, aiming to reach about 60 members in total.
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Bos Ft
Nes
Painters Cease Work Over Wages Dispute
A group of painters halted work citing unpaid wages from last week. The dispute arose as they prepared to repaint and address marble work on a new toll project. Authorities report tension eased after discussions, with four workers still owed pay and no formal charges filed.
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Tstera
Lion Sohs
Marbl
DeLacy Addresses Washington Citizens Over Mail Delivery
The report notes DeLacy speaking to Washington residents about an addressed matter tied to Holge Wola He DeLaes of the Juve Woods and the work of the Juve ten fle bil in Congress. A body appears before the Moye committee Sunday morning, with activity in red.
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Washington
Pacific Coast Pastor Heads to New Congregation
A pastor from the Pacific Coast plans to lead a new congregation in Los Angeles after a recent church campaign. The move follows engagements with Georgia and New Hampshire churches and signals readiness to establish worship in the West Coast community.
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Pacific Coast
Toorsponse
Sheet Treabyterian
Wis City
Foundling Baby Found In Vestibule of St Peters Cathlic Church
Police search in progress after a newborn boy found last Saturday night tucked in a lettered basket in the vestibule of St Peters Catholic Church. The infant is being cared for at the home of Wire Csr District nurse Qt G Street Southwest. Patrolman Woods of the Fifth Precinct located the scene and are seeking the parents. The exact location and basket details are being investigated.
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St Peters
Wire Csr
Tatrolman & Woods
Musurgia Club Presents First Ladies Night Concert
The Musurgia Club staged its first ladies night last evening featuring the Musurgia Quartet with vocal and instrumental solos read from recitations and selections followed by a Duffet supper.
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Musurgia Club
Shiurgia Club
Musurgia Quartet
Indorsement of Judson Plan by Washington Board of Trade
The Washington Board of Trade unanimously endorsed the Judson plan at a special Willard meeting. It outlines liquidating the 4 million dollar District indebtedness by 1942, funding current expenses, and financing major improvements. The board also supported retirements of teachers on part pay after years of service and sought Attorney General consideration of high living costs affecting grocers.
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Judson
Washington Board of Trade
Willard
Ahly
George Trundell
Tromrd
Cot Trues
Wey Willian
Conghess
Huth
United States
T Weller
Theodore W. Noyes
Col Truesdell
John L Weaver
Charles E Kern
Attorney General
House
Morality as a Disease Declared by Dr Wiley
Dr Harvey W. Wiley chief of the Bureau of Chemists told the Men’s Club of Point Pleasant Congregational Church last night that immorality is a disease as serious as typhoid fever. He argued business dishonesty stemmed from a lack of real knowledge of guilt by those responsible.
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Dr Wiley
Men's Club
Mens Club
Weather Conditions From Washington Bureau March 1930 Storm Impacts Midwest
Weather bulletin from the Washington Weather Bureau notes a storm over the Great Lakes and central regions moving east. Snow and precipitation affect the upper Ohio Valley and middle Atlantic, with warm spells in the Mississippi Valley and Rocky Mountain areas. Tuesday and Wednesday forecast call for milder temps in many areas, with cooler changes in the northern regions and variable winds along the coasts. Local readings include midnight temperature 52, noon 32, relative humidity 92 percent, and a June-like outlook shifted by fronts across the country.
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Oritt Dal
Great Lakes
Inn
Ohio Valle
Middle Atlantic
New England
Iake
Mississippi Villev
Mizead
Nouth Avantia
Oho Valley
Lojer
Paton States
Ube Rocky Mountain
Méwatsulppi
Cate Meatierie
Ptatna
Middle Plains
England
West Gulf Coast
Coulhwest
Grand Bush
Chippewa Chief to Be Buried in Chippewa Reservation
The bodies of Bay Bum Ji-Shung the Chippewa Tidian chief and his nephew A-King Way Aushnath, asphyxiated last Thursday night, will leave Union Station at 6 20 for Orr Minnesota en route to the Chippewa Reservation. Interment will occur in the Indian burial ground within the reservation with full Chippewa ceremonial rites. No services will be held here. The Chippewas will gather around their aged chieftain and perform the Dance of Death at his final end as decreed by the Vankou.
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Bay Bum Ji-Shung
Union Station
Orr Minn
Jay
Humane Society battles bill to divert fines and curb cruelty rules
Washington Humane Society fights a District bill that would strip its police powers and divert cruelty fines to the treasury. Horse owners, Chamber of Commerce, and District commissioners back the measure, arguing regulation should rest with police and the society could be dissolved. Leaders warn vulnerable horses would lack protection if abolished, as lawmakers in both chambers weigh merits amid a crowded local agenda.
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Washington Humane Society
Senate District Committee
Chamber of Commerce
The
Humane Society
Police Department
George C Henderson
Brightwood
Spain
Morehan
Hearing on Marine Corps charge suspended officer case
A court of inquiry convened by the secretary of war at the request of Col Charles E Lauckheimer adjutant general of the United States Marine Corps to hear the charge against him after a five month suspension. The panel included Rear Admiral Bake Blanford Commander Hood and Gen Liliott with Col Lunckheimer represented by counsel. Proceedings were new and will resume later as part of an investigation into a dispute between Gen Liliott and Col Lunckheimer over phrasing in an official report affecting future command vacancies. The inquiry is expected to last about two weeks.
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Ays
Charles E. Lauckheimer
United Staes Matin Corps
Deas
Thott
Hee Corns
Nery
Esterda
Bom 1
Aumirate Bake
Yawl from Missing Nina Believed First Wreck Fragment
Navy officers believe a small yawl washed ashore near the Metombkin Inez Lite Saving Station near Senerlel is the first piece of the missing naval craft Mina. The wrecked yawl W145, marked 1984, was found with a matching sail and a capital letter 7% on board.
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Nina
Senerlel
Virginia
Navy Department
Sana
Pennsylvania Strike Boycott Moves to Statewide Action
President William Kelly of the Iron City Central Labor Union and Business Agent J J Thorpe back a boycott in sympathy with Philadelphia streetcar men. Pittsburg railway workers report the state federation of labor will meet in New Castle and may act on a statewide sympathy strike. Kelly supports a general statewide sit down if a vote shows unity.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wiliam Kelly
3Ron’ City Central Labor Union
J. J. Thorpe
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Fof America
Pittsburg ‘Railway
Pennsylvanis
State Federation of Labor
New Castle
Federal troops not sent to guard Philadelphia strike scene
The War Department ordered a special train for the Forty-Second Coast Artillery to reach Philadelphia, but the order was canceled. Federal troops will not be dispatched from Fort Trumont unless the strike worsens. The special train stood ready at Delaware City near Fort Du Pont with steam up for 24 hours.
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Spccier
Washington
Wilmington
del Mar
Philadelphia
Fort Trumont
War Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Arrest in Will Contest in Rockville Md Court
In Rockville Maryland an orphans court case over the will of Mrs Sarah Gardner, who died in July 1998 in Kensington, involves Judge William T Houston and Mrs Albertine H King. Harry W W Houston, the foster nephew, was arrested on a threat charge as relatives claim insanity and undue influence. The bail was set at 50 dollars. a prior Montgomery County circuit court proceeding sustained the will, granting Houston control of Gardner’s property on Sixteenth Street Northwest.
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Rockville
Washington
William T Houston
New York
Albertine H King
Wi Street
F Houston
John O Houston
Sarah Gardner
Nime
Kensington
Harry WW J Houston
Houston
Mire
Senderson
Montgomery County
Harry Houston
Gardners
Siateenth Street
Appeals for Playgrounds in District Appropriation Debate
Secretary James E West of the Washington Playground Association writes to House District committee members urging support for playground funding. He sent two playtime badges in each letter and asks recipients to wear one badge until the vote on the proposed playgrounds amendment, and to persuade another member to wear the second badge.
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Disney Committee
Youssh Snoofoff
Ackehlult
James E West
Washington Playground
Youths Guests of Bishop At Junior Assembly
The Rt Rev Alfred Harding of Washington hosted a gathering at the Protestant Episcopal church for representatives of junior chapters of the District Brotherhood of St Andrew. The informal event covered proper church season observance and Harding announced plans to provide the group with a formal guidance evening at the church.
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Junior Assembly of Brotherhood
Washington
Ghurelt
Distrit Brotherhood of St Andew i Tleecepunn
Perkins Condition Worsens After Relapse At Garfield Hospital
Officials report New York Representative James B Perkins gravely ill after a relapse. Doctors say condition shows no alarm but remains dangerous as of last night. previous improvement had begun to fade. The report notes hospital treatment and ongoing concern from Garfield Hospital physicians.
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Garfield Hospital
James B Perkins
New York
Marriage Ceremony Scheduled for Mixed Race Pair
A white man seeks to wed a woman described as of Indian extraction amid opposition. Assistant Clerk O Connell notes the couple and a hexro minister will perform the ceremony, with details of the address and witnesses. A separate memorial announces a Treasury tablet in Ithaca honoring Daniel Tompkins, former governor and U.S. vice president.
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Weil
Ie Bey
J Tyler
Lowel L
Daniel Tomplins
Adizens
Tihaca
Treasury Department
da Ial Tompians
United States
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