ELSA PORTNER ELOPES WITH LINER MARRIAGE SHOCKS SOCIETY
Debutante Elsa V Partner eloped to Baltimore with Lorimer Winham, aged 24, after taking advantage of her mother's absence. They married at Cathedral of Baltimore by Rev P Gavan Graham. The couple returned to Washington, with both families uninformed until late. Partner, 20, said no future plans beyond nursing her mother in New York. Mr Graham, VP of Andrew B. Graham & Co., could not be reached.
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Elsa V. Partner
Robert Partner
New Hampshire Avenue
Baltimore
Lorimer
P. Gavan
Graham
Washington
Post
Monumental
New York
Mr. Graham
Sixteenth Street
Andrew B. Graham & Co
Giant German in Pawn Shop Robbery Necklace Theft
A tall German man called Frank Beck tried to sell a $150 gold watch at a Pennsylvania avenue pawn broker yesterday afternoon. Detectives arrested him after a quick check revealed a large stash of jewelry hidden on his clothing. Police traced the goods to a burglary at Joseph A. Baldwin's Relay Mod home, identifying most items as stolen property valued around $550. recovered pieces include several bracelets rings pins and a ladies watch among others.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Frank Beck
Germany
Philadelphia
Clark
Evans Amd O'Dea
Joseph A. Haldwin
Relay
Mod
Teck
R.A. S&s
J. A. BR
Movements of Ocean Steamers Ahead of Week
Movements of ocean liners include YEU New York Potsdam from Rotterdam Hellig Qlay from Copenhagen Dover Finland from New York Hatltex Corinthian from Liverpool Mauretania from New York BAILED New York Rynilam for Rotterdam Cherbourg Amerika for New York.
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Eet Yeu
New York
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Hellig Qlay
Copenhagen
Dover
Finland
Hatltex
Corinthian
Liverpool
Mauretania
Rynilam
Cherbourg
Amerika
Mothers Weigh Work of Spring Wardrobe and House Duties
A passage discusses the heavy burdens on women as they balance housework family care and spring clothing. It notes money eases tasks but economy requires renunciation, stressing how shopping, planning, and sewing for summer outfits taxes patience, strength, and energy, even as it hints at the season’s beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Ettire
Springtime balance for the home and self care
A 1910s style exhortation urges women to mix duties with personal joy. It argues happiness boosts household efficiency, recommending weekly outdoor breaks to refresh body and spirit, and to nourish the refined side of a woman's nature alongside chores.
Debutante Who Eloped To Baltimore
Debutante eloped to Baltimore. Rev H M Canter of the Methodist Church South chaired a committee including Courtney Acton, Harry Hammond, and B Well. Frederick Schnap funeral held from 214 North Royal Street with St Paul’s Episcopal rector Rev PRP Philips officiating. Elks and Red Men attended. pallbearers listed. interment at St Paul’s Cemetery. Boy Percy Reed, 9, injured mysteriously at King Street area. unconscious at home later improving per Dr Warfield. possible wagon accident with no witnesses.
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H. M. Canter
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Courtney Acton
Harry Hammond
B. Well
Wrederick Schnap
North Royal Street
Prp. P. Philips
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Alexandria Lodge of Elks
Osceola Tyibe
Elks Lodge
William L. Rammel
Frank C. Spinks
The
Hilks
Francis Downham
Charles W. Bell
Red Men
Frank ©. Creighton
Henry D'Albert
St. Paul's Cemetery
Percy Reed
Samuel Reed
King Street
Alexandria
North Patrick Street
King
Warfield
First Annual Feast Held by Alexandria Retail Merchants
The Retail Merchants Association of Alexandria celebrated its first birthday with a banquet at the Elks home on Prince Street. Mayor F. J. Paff spoke of sectional harmony and welcomed visitors. J. T. Preston praised the association and 98 merchants were enrolled. Virginia Representative Calin received a warm reception, while remarks from Joseph Strasburger and chamber leaders highlighted business efforts for harbor improvements and local progress.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Retail Merchants’ Association of Alexandria
New Elks’ Home
Prince Street
Robert E. Knight
F. J. Paff
Dixie
Association
J. T. Preston
Calin
Wight District
Virginia
Knight
Taft
Carlin
United States
Texas
Mexico
Alexands County
District of Columbia
Cartin
Washington Retail Merchants’Association
Joseph Strasburger
W. T. Dabney
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
A. de Brockett
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
D. B. Ryland
Lynchlore
State Association of Retail Merchants
Henry J. West
Washington
Champ Clark Seen as Democratic Leader and Future Speaker
Edwin O. Wood, a Michigan Democratic national committeeman, lauds Champ Clark as the recognized leader of the Democratic party who will rise further as a statesman and leader of men. He notes Clark’s rising national visibility before April 4, when he becomes Speaker, and says business and labor alike trust his integrity and capable leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin O. Wood
Michigan
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Mr. Wood
Clark
United States
Missouri
PROTO COPTRIGAT HU BY EST Wren Arrival
A fragmentary item notes an event involvingPROTO COPTRIGAT and a person named Wren, with references to an organization or location in Am ORK. Details are sparse but indicate an arrival or association under unclear context. Further readable text would clarify entities and actions.
Democrats Plan Tariff Revisions and Direct Senate Vote
Democrats aim to attach a woolen schedule revision to the Canadian reciprocity bill and push for direct election of U S senators. They plan reapportionment and campaign finance publicity measures while the Senate is kept busy with tariff by schedule. The party opposes a permanent tariff commission and seeks rapid passage before adjournment.
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Tariff Board
Congress
House
United States
Sea- Vite
New
Ways and Means
Rucker
Missouri
Ul Kiry
Claytom
Alabama
Sohition
Senate
Ornettee
T Low
Horan
Idaho
House of Representatives
Tariff Commission
Tariff’ Commission
Democrats
Retired Congress Members Turn to Tours and Lectures
The piece notes several former lawmakers planning post‑congress careers. Albert Douglas tours South America and Panama. Ralph Cole eyes Japan and the Orient for lectures after leaving Congress. Washington observers see lecture income rivaling former salaries and hint at ongoing political leverage through media and patronage talks.
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Congress
Albert Douglas
Ohio
Panama Canal
South America
Albert
United States
Ralph Cole
Findlay
National Treasury
Booker T Washington in Court as Ulrich Case Plea Reduced
In New York on March 21 a crowd gathered as Booker T Washington attends a police court hearing. By agreement, Albert Ulrich’s felonious assault charge was reduced to simple assault. Ulrich waives examination and is held to the court of special sessions on a minor charge with bail cut from 1500 to 500. Washington remarked the case will not be unduly pressed.
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Ulrich
New York
Booker T. Washington
Albert Ulrich
Court of Special Sessions
William J. Gibson
Manhattan
Washington
Dr. Washington
Pinchback
Louisiana
West Side
McAdoo
Cornell
McAneny
Flynn
James H. Fitts
City National Bank of
Welsh seeks child custody injunction over New York abduction
William Henry Welsh, of Washington, wins habeas corpus in New York to produce his five yearold daughter Elizabeth Anne Welsh. He alleges his ex wife Mrs E B Cameron took the child to New York March 7 while under divorce custody terms, and the court orders her to surrender the child for incourt disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Welsh
Eighteenth Street
Welsh
Duncan Cameron
New York
Seville Hotel
Ashley M. Gould
Washington
Two Seek Slayers Child Custody Ruling Expected
Justice Anderson heard Mrs. Charles Strignidz petition for a writ of habeas corpus to gain custody of Catherine B Baston, two, whose custody currently rests with Antoinette Schumacher, mother of ex policeman Charles G Bax ton. The grandmother claims nearest kin status and nursing experience justify custody. decision anticipated this morning.
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Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Charles Strignidz
Catherine B’ Baston
Charles G. Baxton
Wright
Lfe
Strignidz
Antoinette C. Schumacher
Wilton J. Lambet
Frederick A. Fenning
B. W. Parker
Ira Schoen laid to rest in Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery
The body of Ira Schoen of Schoen & Co died in this city early Sunday morning. Interment was in Baltimore’s Hebrew Cemetery after brief services led by Rev. Abrammon. Pallbearers were David Lowenaten, Albert Slesinger, Nelson Mandlebam, Milton Kerngood, Eli Hecht, and Frank Nachman. He died at 1510 HM street from complications of diseases with Dr. Edwin Behrend and two Baltimore specialists present.
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La 19
Schoen
Schoen & Co
Baltimore
Abrammon
William Rosenau
David Lowenaten
Albert Slesinger
Nelson Mandlebam
Milton Kerngood
Eli Hecht
Frank Nachman
HM Street
Edwin Behrend
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Lorimer C. Graham
Winter
Parent
Cathedral
Will
Mother
Nome
Barbara
Boyd
Broderick
Schwab
Ware
Elsa Porter
Alexandria Merchants’ Association
Mayor Paff
Seth
Wood
Paris
Liberty
New House
Champ
Indiana
Big Joe Kearny
Hoosier
Hemenway
Edgar D. Crumpacker
Beveridge
Barnard
Tom Taggart
Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Kealing, Crumpacker
Martine
New Jersey
John Keane
Sion
Tennessee
National Republican Organization
White House
William H. Taft
Enen | House
J. B. Cox
Johnson City
W. S. Davis
Tazewell
James G. Crumbliss
Kingston
Knoxville
Nashville
A.M. Tillman
McKinley
J. B. McCall
Jet Overall
Memphis
T. Johnson
True
Internal Revenue
Willam Dunlap
Nathan Hale
Tennessee Republicans
Newell Sanders
Georgia
Wiliam J. ‘Howard
Decatur
Leonidas Livingston
Sam J. Tribble
Athens
William M. Howard
Maryland
George Konig
John Krotimiller
J. Charles Linthicum
John Gill, Jr
Cumberland
David J
Frank Wilson
Brooklyn
Jefferson
Wenger
Booker T. IN
Augusta
Canada
W.h.west Company
Insurance
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company, Limited
England
Deposd Capital
Westchester
Ente
New York County
Ildey, Y Public
Certifl
Hartford Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford
Cond
Capital
W. G. Cofran
Fred K. Samson
A. H. Wightman
Phoenix Assurance Company, Limited
London
Ieee
Jeable
Leessex
Louis P. Bayard
C. Ruger
Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Company
Nsw
Kings Co .N
W. H. West CO
New York Avenue
N. W
Bond Building
Mr. Welsh
Roderick Cameron
Cameron
Rockville
New London
Capital Traction Company
Gir
Ira Schoen
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