Mothers Duty and Child Welfare Conference Address
A speech at the Metropolis Methodist Church session argues motherhood pri ority for national strength. Dr Brown proposes training mothers and a new Baby Nurse profession to support childcare and nursery services for the young.
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Frank Bristol
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Brown Pane
Reward Offered in Glen Echo Disappearance Case
The Glen Echo town council offers a reward of 30 for information on Van Banada, Glen Echo post master who vanished ten days ago. The river and surrounding areas have been searched but no trace found. Authorities fear foul play or suicide. Mrs Canada remains critically ill at the Red Cross Home, showing slight improvement after her husband’s disappearance.
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Glen Echo
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Red Cross
Priest murder plot hinted at trial in church shooting
At Center Col March 10 the Giuseppe Alle case proceeds toward a jury verdict tomorrow. Witnesses include two altar boys who described the shooting at St Elizabeth's Church, with Mrs H P Van Cleave claiming a plot. doctors testified the defendant Alle was sane.
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St Elizabeths Church
Tather Len
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Joseph Miller
Young Hines
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Hitchcock Trial Begins As Jurors Seated In Washington Case
The trial of comedian Hitchcock opened before Justice Blanchard in Washington. First day consumed with selecting five jurors. Hitchcock appeared in court with his wife Platt not allowed inside. Prosecution plans to pursue the Helen Hagen case over a reported ward. The judge and lawyers debated indictments while questions covered news sources, religion, family, and affiliations. Elsewhere Albert Euler, a wagon driver, was charged with embezzling $21 and held for grand jury action.
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Joseph Ferro
Tiurtzenth Street
Kimball
Butler
Remarkable Records at Target Practice by Crasers Albany and St Louis
The St Denis will reach Magdalena Bay next Saturday while the South Dakota arrives from San Francisco on a shake down voyage. The Albany set a rapid fire record with 6 inch guns averaging ten hits per minute and the St Louis averaged 844 hits per minute with 1 inch guns. Rear Admiral Swinturner’s squadron plans to head north tomorrow leaving cruisers Charleston Milwaukee St Louis and destroyers Perry and Preble. Indianapolis reports Republican state committee selects Veese Overstreet for temporary chairman of the state convention to be held in April.
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Preble
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Ming
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Buffalo
Evans
Thieves Loot New York Mansion During Midnight Raid
In New York on March 10 detectives say burglars raided the Price mansion at 107 East Thirty-fourth Street while Mrs Bruce Price her sister Mrs Ed win M Post and three servants slept after being awakened by merriment noises in the dining room. They estimates $1000 in family silverware stolen. John Hickey held on $1002 bail Canton recovered $500 of the loot and promised to recover the rest. Hickey confessed to the burglary and joked about the act describing the dinner scene and a double shuffle on the dining room table.
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New York
Mar
Bruce Price
East Thirty-fourth Street
Edwin M. Post
Price Mansion
Conlon
Kernochan
Yorkville
Torday
John Hickey
Hickey
Canton
Bank robber foiled swears it holds explosive
L L Fee, entering Merchants Nation Bank in Omaha, threatened to blow the bank, displayed a bottle claimed to contain nitroglycerin, and demanded 3500 dollars. Vice President Luther Drake calmed him, breakfast was proposed, police arrested him. bottle proved harmless. Fee claimed insanity and previous bank failures.
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Nebruar
Merchants Nation Bank
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Luther Drake
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Pelle
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Fer
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
Denk
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Texas postmasters taxed by Lyon in Roosevelt era politics
New York dispatch reports Texas postmasters and other federal officials face a 5 to 6 percent annual levy to fund the Republican state organization led by Cecil A Lyon, Roosevelt's Texas party chairman. The practice, denied by some yet defended by Lyon, drew letters from Texas postmasters detailing assessments and resistance, with calls to remove office from political influence. The piece notes Acheson’s bill to remove posts from politics and questions Lyon's grip over patronage and past election results.
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Boening Post
Waynington Dispatch
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Republican State Organization
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Republican Party
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Denver welcomes Democratic convention with hotel rate pledge
Chicago reports that national committee members in charge of the Denver convention meet to discuss details. Thomas Taggart as national chairman predicts the gathering will be conducted with comfort, nonpartisan hospitality, and no raised hotel rates. City residents vow entertainment for visitors.
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Denver
Quits Race for Senate in South Carolina Dispensary Row
Joseph McCullough of Greemille, named receiver for the South Carolina dispensary fund by Judge Pritchard, withdraws from the United States Senate race he had announced for the term beginning March 9 1909. He cites duties as receiver and plans support for Taft in Alabama. The Decatur Alabama dispatch notes the Republican executive committee of the Eighth Congress district endorses H aft and sets district convention for April 2 at Decatur.
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Greemille
South Carola
Pritchard
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Taft
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Decatur
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Taft Delegates Endorsed by Cincinnati GOP Conventions
Republican conventions in Cincinnati districts name Taft aligned delegates for Chicago. First district picks George B Cox Justus Fleischmann. Norman G Kensa as elector. Wade Ellis John Cornette Jr. and August Herrmann as alternates. Second district names Brooks S Beebe elector. affiliations include James Kennedy renominated for a fourth term. Eighteenth district nominates James Kennedy and endorses Roosevelt while Taft delegates are Henry Wise and James A Martin.
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Taft
George B Cox
Justus Fleischmann
Dete~gates
Wade Elis
John Cornette
August Herrmann
Virginia Negroes Seek State Convention to Challenge Lily White Delegates
Special report from Richmond Virginia dated March 19 describes a planned state convention by black Republicans to name a full slate of delegates to the Chicago convention. They aim to overturn white Republican dominance and gain recognition as the regular party delegates. Sinclair, a Taft supporter, is active in Richmond with Foraker campaign advocates.
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Night Riders Rampage Across Birmingham Area Killing and Wounding
Reports from Kentucky describe widespread violence as night riders struck Birmingham and nearby towns. Fatalities include John Scruggs and his granddaughter in a dragoon attack on a negro family. a farmer discovers a warning note after a raid. tobacco and property theft accompany the unrest. Authorities contest claims as the violence prompts fear and evacuations.
Spring Surfings are Yow Ready Wineman and Co
Wineman and Co at 944 First Street NW present Spring Surfings items ready for the season. Local shop features new arrivals and seasonal accessories, with promotions and in-store displays highlighting surfwear and seaside apparel.
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Wineman & Co
Predicted Uprising in India by College President
Pittsburg March 10 Dr Arthur Ewing president of the Christian College at Allahabad India attending the Young Peoples Missionary Convention believes an uprising in India is certain within days. He cites constructive thoughts in educated classes and rising national spirit as a sign of change.
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Ewing
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Christian College At
Allahabad
India
Young Peoples Missionary Convention
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