Army Horses at Fort Myer Show Draw Taft Attendance
Fort Myer hosts the first annual military horse show with Army riders thrilling spectators. President Taft, Secretary of War Dickinson, and Mexican Ambassador de la Barra join dignitaries in a box as Lieut. Col. Treat’s Jaquin and other horses win blue and red ribbons. Officials contemplate an annual event to boost cavalry standards.
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Dickinson
Fort Myer
de la Barra
Leonart Wood
Sohders
Jaquin
Treat
Llewt
Haffee
Chicago
Roustabout
Cmateman
Louis Leight
France
Charles G. Treat
Garrard
Kitten
Lumbo
Henry T. Allen
Regant
Tie
Ol. Great
Fort Moor
Military jumps and society in the boxes at event
Military jumps and officers mounts headline a page with blue red and yellow marks as regiments from the Fifteenth Cavalry and Fourth Field Artillery compete. The President attends in the stands with Mrs Taft and notable guests filling Col Garrard’s box while Mrs Hollister and Miss Helen Taft sit nearby during the performance.
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Termaster
Lone
Fifteenth Cavairs
Huck
Stack
Fifteenth Cavalry
Antonio
Alert
Green
Dean
Cuckoo
Cully
Corpls
Castor
Regent
Henry T Allen
Elaft
Jacquin
UC. G Treat
Artillers
Dan
Lisut
J. Greble
General Staff
Etlow Fola peoples—Taylor
C. G. Treat
Jove
W. W. Whitaide
Pitteenth Cavalrs
Babcock
Treat
Omcers
Chargera
Buster Brown
Ligut
F. Tate
Taft
Jeff
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Hollister
Cincinnati
Notable Guests at Fort Myer Event Include Military Leaders
Among spectators at the Fort Myer gathering were Gen. Nelson A. Miles Col. and Mrs. Symons Mrs. Littauer and Mrs. Will iam Phelps Eno Miss Harritt Weds worth and many others from New York and Caze novia. The attendance listed prominent figures such as Maj. Butt Capt. Johnson and Gen. Murray with a diverse group of family and society members.
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Harritt Wedsworth
Fort Myer
Alten
Adna K H. Chaffee, Jr
Guy Henry
Sherman Miles
Foltz
Andrews
Moran
Melton Hudgins
Carl Jeerlssen
Zalinski
Plan Open-Air Memorial Mass For Catholics on May 28
Spanish War Veterans invite all Catholic groups in Washington to organize a large memorial mass on the monument grounds. More than 23 000 Catholics expected to march along Pennsylvania Avenue to the Washington Monument where an altar will be set for a solemn high requiem mass ending with a papal benediction. Leaders from Knights of Columbus Ancient Order of Hibernians Catholic Benevolent Legion and many clubs plan the demonstration. Father Eugene D L McDonnell expects to mobilize over 2 000 men from the Third Sunday Brigade at St Aloysius Church.
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Windthorst Club
St. Mary's German Church
Eugene D. L. McDonnell
St. Aloysius' Church
Historic home razed for Army and Navy clubhouse
Workmen began tearing down the old Seventeenth and I streets northwest building once used by the British legation and entertained King Edward as Prince of Wales. Hornblower Marshall plans a seven story, 92 by 124 foot clubhouse costing 300000 dollars with bedrooms on floors three to five and a top floor dining room. Excavation to start within ten days and construction to take about fifteen months.
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Prince of Wales
Seventeenth and I
British
Legation
Army
Chile
Navy
Myer
Beforst
Hornblower & Marshall
Aasid
Weather Conditions and Forecast From March 21
Weather bulletin reports a broad disturbance moving from North Dakota toward Michigan bringing rain or snow in the Great Lakes region, with rain in Iowa Missouri and eastern Nebraska. Warmer in central Mississippi Ohio and Tennessee valleys colder across plains and Northwest. Winds vary by coast and lake areas. Temperature readings show midnight 48 and 2 a.m. 46 with 12 hours of sun. Previous year highs 69 lows 43.
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National Capital Dental Society Banquet
The National Capital Dental Society held its annual banquet at the Normandie Flotel last night with toastmaster Pr. M. M. Dolmage presiding. Dr. Starr Parsons, society president, and numerous members including Dr. J. P. Devlin and Dr. Co OW Unthherteen delivered addresses.
Pickford Indicted on Three Counts in Bribery Case
Grand jury returns indictments against Thomas H Pickford retired merchant John H Walter real estate dealer and William J Dugan broker charging bribery of a witness subornation of perjury and conspiracy to defeat justice. Indictment cites $1600 delivered February 11 to witness Ferdinand Hopp to influence testimony and alleges intent to discredit trial testimony with sworn statement. Bench warrants expected today for all defendants.
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William J. Dugan
Thomas H. Pickford
Willam J. Dugan
Justice Wright
William A. Pierce
Wiliam H. Harrison
Grand Jury
Pickford
Ferdinand Hopp
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hopp
James J. Hudson
Auit
Hudson
Iit
Walter
Dugan
Administration of Justice
Furher
Tast
Thirteen Held as Plotters in Lisbon Province
Thirteen persons including Maj. Castro arrested at Lamego Beira on suspicions of trying to incite the Ninth infantry to rebel against the republic. Some Eleventh infantry soldiers stationed at Setubal since labor troubles began have been arrested for planning to join the strikers.
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Washington Post
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Castro
Lamego
Beira
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Republic
Eleventh Infantry
Setubal
Mothers lack sense say stern father needed in childcare
Mrs. Frank J. Goodwin told a joint District Mothers' Congress and Teachers and Parents Association gathering at Cooke School that lawlessness and disobedience in American children stem from mothers who prevent fathers from sharing in child training. She argued mothers often lack truth and law and rely too much on children, excluding paternal influence which she says brings justice and obedience. Other speakers included Mrs. A. A. Birney and Dr. Kebler.
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A. A. Birney
W. H. Holtzman
C. 5. Winbegler
L. F. Kebler
Frederic Schoff
Zed H. Copp
Southwest
Jefferson School
E. H. Daniels
Board of Education
Emma Shelton
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
PD. Raster
C. N. Thompson
Holiday for Postmen Washington Movement Spreads
Postmaster General Hitchcock announces a one day rest in seven for postal workers and limited Sunday operations. The plan reduces Sunday clerical work while preserving mail reception, dispatch, special delivery, and limited delivery windows. Rest time will be compensated on weekdays, aiming to cut Sunday labor costs.
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Merritt
Washington
Hitchcock
Dr Mary Walker Eyes To Run For Senator
Albany March 21 Gov Dix said a conference of Democratic state legislators may be set for Thursday to seek a compromise candidate for the U S Senate. Dr Mary Walker told an assembly committee she would run for senator, claiming constitutional eligibility. The fifty fourth ballot showed no material change as insurgent Democratic votes dispersed among eight candidates.
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Albany
Dix
Mary Walker
Assembly
United States
New Jersey House Passes Gov Wilson Backed Election Reform Bill
The New Jersey lower house passed the Geran bill after a lively session, with Gov. Wilson’s full support. The measure aims at sweeping election reforms, passing 34 to 35 as three Republicans supported it and ten Democrats opposed. Several amendments were defeated.
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N. J
Aively
Geran
New Jersey
Gov. Wilson
State
Democratic Organization
House
Retirement of Brig. Gen Frederick K Ward A A
The notice announces Brigadier General Frederick K Ward A A retiring from active service. It lists revocations of special orders allowing several medical officers in various state National Guards to pursue courses at Fort Leavenworth. It also notes transfers and duty movements including inspectors and shipments of ships and personnel to Tangier Sound and other ports.
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Actioe Service
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Army
Field Service School
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Leavenworth
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Abington
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Ohlo National Guard
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Ohio
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Guenn
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Thaneville
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Oklo
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New Jerey National Guard
Camden
N. J
Mitchell
Florida National Guard
Army Field Service School For
Fort Leavenworth
Kanx
Feet Softeners Offer Quick Relief For Callouses
Local health notice promotes Calocide compound as a rapid treatment for thickened calluses on feet. Soak feet ten to fifteen minutes in hot water with two tablespoons Calocide, then peel away loosened skin. Repeats may be needed for full cure. Product widely stocked. twenty five cents buys enough to improve foot condition. Also advertised for corns bunions sweaty feet and ingrown nails.
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