Envoy Coming Home Denied Snub by Officials
State Department says ambassador followed custom resigning after change in administrations. Mikado entertained him at a banquet, and Tokyo officials deny reports of a snub. Larz Anderson, the US ambassador to Japan, sailed from Yokohama aboard the Manchuria for San Francisco with Mrs. Anderson.
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War Department engineers banquet ends with merriment and satire
Thirty one War Department engineers gathered at Ebbert for a three hour ban quest of songs and stories. Charles M Ircan president of the Association of War Department engineers urged cheerful mood and harmony under changing administrations. The crowd sang The Bull Dog and lampooned officials, with members including Samuel Hind William Morsy and Harry Freer among many others.
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William A. Morsey
Harry L. Freer
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Herbert Ll. Buell
Oswald EH. Camp
Thaddeus L Clark
Herbert L. Davis
Phineas J Dempsey
Pickering Dodge
John T. Tuker
Gilbert M. Liseman
Frank D. Jeteher
Willam T. George
Harry C. Fiould
Othol James
George W. Koonce
Louis
Beltsville Farmer Weds Widow in Washington Surprise Ceremony
Manlove Homer aged 70 and Mary B Brown widow aged 3 from Beltsville Montgomery county Md traveled to Washington and quietly married at 40 K Street NE. The Rev Co Abbott of the Protestant Episcopal Church performed the ceremony. Both have prior marriages and plan a Philadelphia honeymoon before returning to Montgomery County Md to live.
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Mary B. B. Brown
Beltsville
Montgomery County
Washington
Charles B. Vincent
K Street
Homer
Vincent
Cos Abvoott
Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Wilson Up for Cosmos Club Membership
President Woodrow Wilson has been proposed for Cosmos Club membership with sponsors Jackson H Ralston and Justice Charles H Robb. The exclusive club votes members as private citizens. a lunch honored the nomination with cabinet guests present. Wilson is already a member of the National Press Club and the University Club.
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District Court of Appeals
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University Club
Remodeling of House Chamber Enlarges Bench Space
The House seats are being rearranged to replace desks with benches to seat the larger membership. The chamber will resemble the British Commons, with pockets under benches for papers and tables before the Speaker’s rostrum for members handling pending measures, and work expected to finish late this week.
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House of Commons
Early Assistants Appointed to Top Government Posts
The article highlights new appointees across departments, with Edwin F. Sweet of Grand Rapids as Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Daniel C. Roper as First Assistant Postmaster General. Others include Dr. B. T. Galloway, chief of the bureau of plant industry, to Agriculture, Robert W. Wooley to Treasury, and James E. Edgerton as purchasing agent of the Post Office.
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Agriculture
Daniel C. Roper
Edwin F. Sweet
Grand Rapids
Mich
Commerce
Robert W Wooley
Secretary of the Treasury
James E. Edgerton
Post Office Department
Galloway
Bureau
Colombian Minister Bets On Congress In Panama Seizure Dispute
Senor Don Julio Betancourt, Colombian minister, met with Rep Flood to urge Congress to act on the Panama secession dispute with the United States. The move defies diplomatic norms and insults Secretary Bryan, signaling a potential rift in diplomatic etiquette and prompting questions about a possible inquiry commission or Hague reference.
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James T. Dubois
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Roosevelt in Senate fight shadows Navy post
Franklin D Roosevelt, 31, a fifth cousin of former President Theodore Roosevelt, advances to become Assistant Secretary of the Navy amid a long Albany strike against Murphy. He forged a notable political path in New York, led opposition in Albany, and awaits Senate confirmation after meeting Daniels in New York.
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New York
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Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
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Columbia Law School
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Tammany Hall
May bring 28 000 to city conventions plan
The Washington Chamber of Commerce plans to host the national conservation congress in September expecting more than 3 000 delegates and 25 000 visitors. The group aims to raise 50 000 for a George Washington memorial and has 20 000 previously pledged, with meetings scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday at the chamber.
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National Conservation Congress
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George Washington Memorial
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Potatoes in Tissue Selects Adopted by Farmers and Hotels
Potatoes wrapped in tissue and crated like citrus are becoming common in American cities as farmers adopt the select "vakers" trade name for navy consignments. The plan, sparked by L L Corbett of the Agriculture Department, aims to standardize size and mark produce with growers trade-marks. Montana farmers led the way by selling selects to fashionable hotels, and officials foresee widespread use of trade-marks for select potatoes.
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Arthur Irwin
G. H. Mitchell
Presto
Pastors Seek Bryan To Lead Interdenominational Class
Fifty Washington pastors met at the State Department asking Secretary Bryan to head an interdenominational Bible class in a downtown hall. Bryan, crowded with prior engagements, could only promise to see a committee brief in his talks with the President. The committee proposed Bryan deliver four summer addresses if he cannot lead the class, with Pinkham stating he expects Bryan to speak. The Bungay plan mirrors Chicago’s Sunday Evening Club.
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Nebraska
Hermon
Pinkham
Rexford J. Holmes
District of Columbia Christian Endeavor Association
Samuel H. Woodrow
S. Pinkham
Spoksman
Mr. Bryan
Clifford Barnes
Chicago
Catarrh of the Throat and Self Test for Hearing
A health notice on how cold-induced catarrh can reach the nasal pharyngeal space and middle ear, causing hearing loss. It advises testing hearing with a watch, starting Peruna, gargling with salt water, and notes polypi risks from untreated secretions. A testimonial from Daniel Hohrbacker advocates Peruna.
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