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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1916

Page

4

Chinese Minister at Ashlar Club Banquet Praises US China Ties

Vi Kynin Wellington Koo, Chinese minister, spoke at the Ashlar Club banquet in Washington. He praised 72 years of treaty ties, proclaimed lasting amity, and urged further intimacy between China and the United States. Senator Chamberlain, Senator Smith, and other officials attended.

Washington Vi Kyumn Wellington Koo China Ashlar Club of Masons Ebbett House United States Chamberlain Oregon Millard J Holmen George F Chamberlain Moses E. Clapp William Alden Smith Joseph G Cannon James W Collier Thomas S. Williame Thomas A Sisson George W. Atkinson Kynin Wellington Koo Henry P. McCain Albert L Mille May L T Hess U.S A Curtis W Otwell James W van Dusen H BK Clack US A Gordon Robinson S A Raymond W. Pullman John H Cowles J. Claude Keiper T. John Newton Harry Standiford George K. Carson L Whiting Estes William F. Qude Lynn H Troutman Wilbur J. Care John Foole C B Lyddene John D Packer J Bowen S R Bowen John Boyd Hugh Brewster Roe Logan Aimer Lukkagon B McEntyre W N. Britton John BE Brooks C M Clark Richard J. Clark John R Cox S B Evans Louis G Felton W Ford Cramer R A, Crenshaw WN Cullen David Currier Daugherty A Davis Esra Davia William W Davis Marion H de Ralph Shepard F C Shaw G. T. Siropson Whitlam H Shipman W Prichard J & Stirewall A Grudd Robert =. Little B Franklyn Smith Ray L. Smith Efe Spang Ralph Sterling Will A. Attawood O D Summy Washington ‘Opham George H Vankirk Fred Tiltman Omer J Veley C C G. Wagner Stanton Weaver N . Webster Wabater B Wheeler Samuel Wilson Marttland & Wright

Death of Mrs E N McGuire widow of Corcoran Gallery director

Mrs Emily Neville McGuire widow of Frederick B McGuire former Corcoran Gallery of Art director died Wednesday at 1388 Connecticut Avenue. Funeral plans not announced. She was daughter of the late Frank Taylor and survived by sister Mrs Roby D Evans and numerous Washington nieces and nephews. A long time member of St John’s Episcopal Church. She led the women’s ward of Children’s Hospital for over 15 years and helped found and sustain the institution. She also supported the Georgetown home for incurable cases.

Emily Neville McGuire Frederick B McGuire Corcoran Gallery of Art Connecticut Avenue Mra. McGuire Frank EF. Taylor Mra. Robly D. Evana Washington Mra McQuire St. John’s Episcopal Church Children’s Hospital Home For Georgetown

Judge Puts Collie to Death Then Grants Exile

In Washington Port New York on March 9 Magistrate Young arraigned a collie named Donald for viciousness declaring him a menace to neighboring children. The court sentenced the dog to execution by shooting but merchant David Elston petitioned for mercy and offered to exile the dog to his farm in New York State until old age. The magistrate then altered the sentence to exile from New Jersey, effectively sending Donald to a farm residence in New York.

Washington Port New York Donald Young Paterson Colite David Elston Miegehant Henkes Perhape New York State Calse Jer- Bey

Civil service pay and retirement reform proposed in House

Representative William B. Charles of New York introduces a civil service bill raising salaries by 15 percent with a 4 percent retirement with a 65 year auto retirement and a five member retirement commission in the District to oversee funds and investments. The measure fixes 7 hour workdays, retains annual leave, and sets retired pay around 40 dollars monthly with disability and survivor provisions. The bill, referred to the committee on reform in the civil service, echoes prior proposals in the archives.

William B. Charles New York Chantes A ,Ckvil Service Retirement Commission Charles Committee On

Husband Thrice Wounded Ske and Chanfteur Elopement

A Paris tribunal punishes Blanche Carrion, wife of a married man. She receives fifteen days in prison and a $20 fine for matrimonial infidelity as the war of marital duties continues. The Infantryman Carrion declares he lost his arm and his wife fled, while the provocateur blames the respondent for failing in duty as a wife and Frenchwoman.

Washington Post Paris Blanche Carrion Poila Carrion

Washington Board of Trade opposes Borland rider protest

The Washington Board of Trade adopted a resolution opposing the Borland rider raising government clerk hours, arguing it harms business and transport. The meeting at Willard drew over 600 members as reps urged incinerating waste plans, parkway funding, and a new high school. A high pressure fire protection plan and anti fake-auction measures were endorsed along with thanks to district commissioners for ending a recent car strike.

Washington Board of Trade Willard Board of Trade Lony Committee On Parks and Reservations Potomac and Rock Craek ‘Parkway Secretary of War East Potomac Park Washington Perks Hastern Committee of Industrial Interests Falas Bayer Defich District of Columbia Washington Aecalve Mento Fish and Poultry Dry Gooda Supplien Lander Garten Oser DC Oliver P Rewman Louis Brownlow Charles Altz Commissioners District of Columbia Secretary of the Board of Commissioners Dietriet Western High School 35Th RK Street Washington DC P Newman LO Brownlow Charles Wettz Commissioners D the Commissioners OF the Bolidii Oliver FP Newma Charles W Kut

Mexican intervention plan sparks Senate debate

A proposal to deploy 500000 volunteers into Mexico to seize ports and railroads and support a new government was debated in Congress. Senators from both parties weighed intervention as a means to avenge border attacks, with calls for swift action and concerns over war.

Fall Mexico Congress Stone Foreign Relations 'Committee States War Departments Repubicans United States Henry F. Ashurst Arizona

Fear and threats accompany Carey case testimony

Mrs Toler describes persistent coercion by Carey including threats to shoot. She recalls September 16 when he forced entry in her apartment, produced a gun, and claimed a hunting camp in Maine with deer heads. She fled with her sister nearby and describes his claim of a wife and noble connections.

Maine Mr. Carey Florence Bundage Leani John Sarth A. T Carey Springfield Pete Eanyone Sarah Carey Bronx

Conscience Fund Receives Record 90000 Gift in Mail

A $90000 contribution to the U S conscience fund arrived by registered mail, including 100s 3500s and 1000s, with a letter noting fourfold restitution for past thefts and urging no claims on the money The giver says he previously sent $80000 and $30000 totals to the Treasury, all as penance for customs frauds and other sins.

Treasury Conscience Fund New York Philadelphia United States Mme Lke

Nation's Press Demands Swift Action After Villa Raid

Across state papers, editors unite in urging decisive U S action following Villa's raid on Columbus New Mexico. They call for punishing the killers, deterring further forays, and press Carranza to suppress Villa and protect American citizens and borders.

Nation Villa New Mexico Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune Villa Bandite New ‘Mexico Lfe Stepa Columbus Mexico United States Efforta Carranza Richmond

Intervention Talk and Mexican Cooperation Speculation

The Times argues the Carranza government should welcome US troop cooperation against Villa bandits. Editorials from Los Angeles Times and Milwaukee Free Press frame intervention as friendly and not hostile to Mexican sentiment, urging decisive action similar to warnings toward Germany.

Baltimore United States Carranza Villa Pad Angeles Times Times Milwaukee Free Press Mexico Germany United Bisa

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