Loomis Might Enter Roosevelt Cabinet For South America
Washington reports say Francis Loomis, long trusted on Latin American affairs, could be named to a first class diplomatic post in South America or join the Cabinet. Senate opposition is anticipated based on past clashes over Venezuela and Bowen, with Rio Janeiro or Buenos Ayres likely targets if a vacancy opens.
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Francis &. Loomis
Roosevelt
Senate
Loomis
State Department
Washington
Anatia
Hoogevelt
South America
Loumus
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Griscom
Philadelphia
Japan
Rilo Janeiro
Europe
Old World
Poomis
Buenos A Ayres
United States
Looms Jast
John Flay
Teoumnis
Way
Muvch
Lisbon
Joomla
Venezuela
Bowen
Taft
Mowen
Loomla
Willie
Root
Tate Wagea
Wat
Supreme Bench
Curt His
Bonaparte
Navy
Department of Justice
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and
Libor
Ta’ming
Ambassador Stakes in Vienna as Stanton Succeeds Storer
Cairo reports Bellamy Storer has resigned as American Ambassador to Austria Hungary. The Foreign Office in Vienna confirms Charles Francia is named as the new American ambassador pending formal approval. Storer plans to retire to France, with casual remarks on a temporary return to the United States.
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Vienna
Foreign Office
Wes
Charleae Francia
Francis
Austria
Roosevelt
Storer
Marcus Braun
United States Migration Service
Budapest
United States
France
Mr. Storer
Cairo
Bellamy Storer
Austria-Hungary
Washington
Sigma Nu Phi Banquet Presided By James B Hoge And Plans For House
The Joseph I Choate Chapter of Sigma Nu Phi at National University Law School held its annual smoker at the Riggs House. James B Hoge presided as addresses were delivered by many members about the flourishing chapter and plans for a fraternity house, decorations featuring carnations and purple and gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. Choate
Sigma Nu Phi
National University Law School
Riggs House
James B Hoge
Eugene Carusi
Charles *. Carusi
H. H. Glassie
Conrad Syme
Charles J. O'Neill
H. C. Lewis
Thomas Howe
J. M. Crooks
James B.loge
D. D. Caldwell
J. A. Hatley
H.T. Booth
J. M. Britt
Ralph E. Burgess
J. MM. Crooks
J. Ff. Groxdale
Charles F. Carusi
Eugene D. Carusi
John L. Cassin
J. Frank Curns
R. J. Cook
W. F. Brown
James D. Finch, Jr
GG. Weylman
James B. Hoge
OG. Leech
Henry (. Lewis
Metzerott
G. L. Morton
Raymond W. Moulton
Potts
John Lewis Smith
Tolson
D. Truitt
le Roy’Gilder
Edwin W. Kerr
Willam Henry, Jr
GB. Prindle
John F. Gardiner
Fred L. Fishbac
Fire at Elberon Flats Causes Light Damage
A fire at Elberon flats on Eleventh Street and Columbia Road NW was started by a lighted match near a leaking gas pipe. Building owner Leo Simmons at 121 Euclid St NW reports $100 in damage, with more to Dalzene Maroon’s second floor furniture at 29. Insurance covers both building and furniture losses.
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Elveron Flats
Eleventh Street
Columbia Road
Leo Simmons
Euclid Street
Dalzene Maroon
Deaths and notable passings from March 21
Joseph W. Bailey of New Orleans dies after a month long illness at seventy two. Funeral in Crystal Springs with his wife and daughters at the bedside. Also noted are Jacob Beck a Baden Ont miller and founder, Madam A D Whitney author, Professor James Mills Peirce Harvard mathematician, and Thomas M Huntington Gordon banker arrested in land fraud case in Omaha.
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New Orleans
Joseph W. Bailey
J. W. Bailey
Texas
Crystal Springs
Migs
Hailey
Vicksburg
Detroit
Mich
Jacob Beck
Beck
Baden
Germany
Preston
Ont
Baden, Ont
Hédre
Adam Beck
Toronto
Ontario Cabinet
Rav
E Xton
AD. T. Witney
Milton
Whitney
America
Cambridge
Mass
James Mills Peirce
Harvard
United States
Teauj Monta
Thirteenth Land
Ftaud
Omaha
Nebr
Mares
Thomas M Huntington
Gordon
Proctor
Fluntington
Maverick Trust and Loan Company
Fire Propels Homelessness in New York City
March 21 report states nearly a hundred families left homeless and property valued at 327,000 destroyed by a blaze at a Point Pleasant site. A travelogue event by AL Hardee Wyatt aired last night, showcasing views of America, Japan, China, Philippines, Ceylon, Holy Land, and Scotland along with several short films.
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New York
Point Pleasant
S.J
AL Hardee
Wyatt
America
Japan
China
Philprines
Ceylon
Holy Land
Scotland
Secret Service to arrest lynchers of Chattanooga victim
President Roosevelt orders Justice Department help as Supreme Court prepares contempt actions against Chattanooga mob and local officials. Secret Service agents are already in Chattanooga with more en route to gather evidence for possible prosecutions. The lynching of Edward Johnson occurred after a stay of execution was granted by the Supreme Court.
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Johnson
Megro
Chattanooga, Tenn
United States Supreme , Court
Futler
Alix
Edward Johnson
Chattanooga
Yonn
Supreme Court
Department of Tastics
Disidt
Knoxville
Hoyt
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Secret Service
Gulty
E. M. Hewlett
District of Columbia
N. W. Pardon
Bills for new buildings in Senate measures introduced
Senate bills propose appropriations of 2,000,000 for a Commerce and Labor department and a 1,200,000 Geological Survey building. A subcommittee reports on Metcalf’s recommendations for a new department building, with debate on cost. An Interior, Geological Survey, and army engineers commission to manage construction. Also measures reorganize the District Court of Appeals adding four justices, and rename Geneseo place to Summit place with a new southwestern extension to eighteenth street.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Geological Survey
Seuster Scott
Flint
Gallinger Yesture
Senaté Committee On
Scott
Warren, Millard, and Simmings
Metcalf
Gallinger
Seventh
Ninth Street
Secretary of the Interior
Army
District Court of Appeals
Kittredge
Geneseo Place
Lawler Heights
Eighteenth Street
Summit Place
Praise for a diligent janitor in House debate
In a House debate on janitors, Mr Littauer praised Charles Carter for keeping three rooms of the Committee on Appropriations in exemplary order. He noted Carter’s efficiency, earning $5 000 while others earn $720, and highlighted Carter’s year round, daily presence.
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Littner
Littauer
Committee On Appropriations
Charles Carter
Bank safe blown near Niagara North Dakota
Robbers demolished the safe in the Bank of Niagara North Dakota twelve miles west of Larimore and secured 1240 dollars in cash. Also noted is the engagement of Miss Clarice Brooke daughter of Samuel Brooke to Assistant Naval Constructor Isaac S. Bates and their wedding planned for late April in Annapolis Maryland.
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Niagara
N. Dak
Larimore
Ninegara
Here
Washington Rose
Annapolis
Clarice Brooke
Samuel Brooke
Isaac S. ¥Ates
U.S
Bince
Public schools salary drive backed by Washington business group
A Washington business group urges major salary increases for teachers and school staff, opposing President appointment of the education board, arguing higher pay will attract and retain quality educators in the District of Columbia. The report criticizes current salaries as below other cities and calls for rapid passage of bills Aimed at raising teacher pay while preserving local control and avoiding broad reorganizations.
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Usiness Men
House District Committee
Business Men's Associaton
James F. Oyster
W. G. Coldren
Congress
Columbia
Gue Featnee
Washington
Board of Education
Indoree
Wwe
WIM
Pesttinn
Mtnent
Mary Bill
Werei Ro
Bome
Buitamse
Thea
District of Columbia
Alona
Aries
Fred G. Coldren
A. Rower Oglany
Charles W.clagett
Baldwin Johnson
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Deniamin S. Graves
William J. Acker
W. A. H. Church
Daish
James L. Norris, JR
Fercival M. Brown
Albert Schulteis
Allen D. Albert
Freedom Address Highlights Duty of Free Citizens
The Society of the Sons of the American Revolution held its March meeting at Rauscher's with Capt. John H. Moore presiding. New members Albert Adams J Chester Bowen Paul Reagan John Bakey Harry Caldwell John Bullette Mark Finley Matthew Goddard and Marlon Letcher joined. Rev. J M Schick delivered The Responsibility of the Free praising liberty, law, and civic duty while urging newcomers to value institutions and resist tyranny at home or abroad. The gathering adjourned after refreshments to the April third Wednesday.
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Association
Rauscher
Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Rauscher’s
John H. Moore
Albert Francis Adams
J. Chester Bowen
Paul Jules Augustus Reagan
John Spencer Bakey
Harry Clark Caldwell
John Bullette
Mark Florus Finley
Matthew Goddard
Marlon Letcher
Moore
J. M. Schick
Chemicals Explode at Ardmore Hotel Closet
An explosion of chemicals occurred in a closet on the third floor of the Ardmore Hotel at 18 Thirteenth Street Northwest damaging about 100. Mrs. T. M. Hall, who runs the place, said the chemicals belonged to two drug clerks who occupied the rooms. All guests were away at the time, so little excitement followed.
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Ardmore Hotel
Thirteenth Street
T. M. Hall
Fires Cause Slight Damage In Three City Homes
Three small fires in northwest city areas between 5 and 10 pm Tuesday lightly damaged homes of Mrs. Mary Ryan at 180 Calvert St NW W J Downs 08 Thirteenth St NW and Johnson 1740 F St NW. A lace curtain touching a gas jet sparked Mrs Ryan’s blaze and a defective furnace started the Johnson fire, while the third fire’s cause remains unknown. Also, Mark Greer was arraigned in Police Court on embezzlement charges involving $30 from A L Oatman & Co and was bound over to the grand jury in $600 bond.
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Mary Ryan
Calvert Street
W. J. Downs
Thirteenth Street
Johnson
F Street
Ryan
Mark Greer
A. L. Oatman & Co
Grand Jory
Last Seen Near Acostia Bridge Leroy Crawford Vanishes
Distracted parents seek their 14 year old son Leroy Crawford who vanished yesterday after leaving home on an errand. Police report he was seen in a farmer's wagon near the Acostia Bridge, since which no trace has been found.
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Leroy Crawford
Leroy
Anscostia Bridge
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Medicine
A testimonial claims Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey pure, gentle on nerves, boosts digestion and blood richness, toning heart and muscles. The writer, BR Gellinger, asserts decades of use, curing pneumonia, warding off consumption, with stated lung expansion and ongoing personal advocacy for the product as medicine.
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Oblinger
Independence
Duffy's
Duffy
Dutty
Gelinger
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Portugal
IPA
Joseph H. Choate
James B. Hodge
Elberon
Lynghers
United States Supreme Court
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Carter
Balnty
Liebic Company
Closa
Thig
Sons of American Revolution
Rev. Schick
Ev. Schick
Ardmore
Chas. H. Fletcher
A. F. Peeler
St. Louis
B. Down
Bdward Parrish
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. B. Elliott
New York City
C. G. Sprague
Neb
J. A. Parker
Kansas City
H. F. Merrill
Augusta
Thie Loughty Ag
Norman M. Geer
Cleveland
Ohio
ORM
Bote
Anacostia Bridge
B. C, Gelinger
Duffy’s Pure
Xiote and Grocers
Fle
Medien
Duffy's Malt Whiskey Co
Mochescer
N. Z. Shes
Penpaylvdnia Avenue
Wa H
Adway
Hadway
Badway
Bim St
Tobias Bush
E St
Zell
Zell Drug CO
Gation
C. Ograws Drug Store
Cor. Pa
Horn
Svory
Ameterdam Drug CO
Greene Street
OGRAM
Pa. Ave
13Th St
Bate
Socrats
Medical
Dr. Shade
St. Uw
Ree
Twelfth Street N. W
Leatherman
Adulos
Fisk Elgin
6Th St
Stewart
T. Baldus
M. D
R. Electro-Medical Institute
Ith al. Cor
Polegn & Specialty
Fras
Cook Remedy CO
Masdele Terile
Chicago
Ore
Marvel
Eravel CO
B. 2Nd St
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