Wiley in Drug Row Heated Exchange Over Opium Control
Dr Harvey W Wiley appeared as a private citizen before the Pure Food Board advocating strict regulation of opium morphine cocaine and other habit forming drugs. He clashed with John J Queeny and other manufacturers calling them dopers and later modified his language. The hearing discussed labeling skull and bone insignia on preparations and who bears costs for regulation with Wiley insisting small doses fuel the drug habit and internal revenue control was urged.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Pure Food Board
John J. Queeny
St Louis
Wiley
Dr. Wiley
Wilsy
Hough
St Louie
Nin
Hague Sprum
A R D Dohme
Haltimore
Internal Revenue Office
What Is Beer Answered by Dr Wiley Amid Controversy
Dr Harvey W Wiley proposes beer consist of malt hops and water with limited cereals and no added sugar or unmalted material. The issue, tied to recent pure food debates, pits brewers against officials, and Wiley joins the National Conservation Exposition advisory board to lead health conservation efforts in Knoxville.
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Harvey W Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Wiley
Tait
Knoxville
Tenn
Thia
Gifford Pinchotts
Government
Congress
Washington
Guilty Of Sale To Indians At Downtown Hotel Vendome
William Lloyd, a bartender at the Hotel Vendome, was found guilty yesterday by a Criminal Court No 2 jury of selling whisky to Henry Red Eagle Osage and James Bird Winnebago. Lloyd was released on bail pending a motion for a new trial. Nicholas Mades had earlier been arraigned and acquitted on similar charges. Defense argued the law applied only to reservations and that the Indians were not in the barroom. Attorneys Dudley and Crawford said the district aims to enforce the liquor ban against Indians only on reservations.
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William Lloyd
Artender
Hotel Vendome
Henry Red Eagle
Oklahoma
James Bird
Nebraska
United States
Barnard
Lloyd
Nicholas Mades
Indiana
Dudley
Crawford
Livy
Businessman Thomas T. Hurdle Dies After Heart Attack
Thomas T Hurdle a Tennallytown DC grocer with twenty years in business collapsed during a conversation with friends Wednesday night. Despite a physician being summoned he died before arrival. A District native he will be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery after a funeral at St Ann's Catholic Church.
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Thomas T. Hurdle
Thomas T Hurdle
Tennallytown
Mr. Hurdle
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Oak Hill
Death of Mrs. Elisabeth C Hinton in Kentucky
Mes Balzabeene and Hinton announced from Saratoga Springs Missouri yesterday the death in that town Monday of Mrs Elisabeth C Hinton wife of John H Hinton of this city. Mr Hinton had recently gone on business for the attorney general and was accompanied by Mrs Hinton. She was well known here. The funeral took place yesterday and the interment was at sin Kentucky the home of Mrs Hinton.
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Saratoga Springs
Filsabeth C Hinton
John H. Hinton
Hinton
Ars. Hinton
Sin, Ky
Russians Appeal for U S Aid in Siberia Escape
Russians Vasally Lichahoff and Feltal Kahan urged the United States to save them from Siberian horrors after escaping from Siberian mines. They enlisted Representative Berger and Mr. Hager, a socialist, to take up the immigration issue with the commissioner.
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U.S
United States
Siberia
Vasally Lichahoff
Feltal Kahan
Tacoma
Wash
Berger
Mr. Herger
Clement IW Recital Delights Quiet Willard Ballroo m
Wamond Clement, lyric tenor of the Boston Grand Opera Company, gave a subdued recital in Willard’s small ballroom. Despite small attendance, his voice showed liquid clarity and controlled coloratura in French masters works. Popular items included two seventeenth century ballads and a fifteenth century air, with Arthur Rosenstein providing sympathetic accompaniment. Recital managed by Mrs Hawkesworth and Mrs Groner.
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Romnberm
Wamond Clement
Boston Grand Opera Company
Willard
M. Clement
Erst
Volos
Beriioz
Bizet
Debussy
Balat
Saens
Faure
Missenst
Colored board split over Bruce school charges in Washington
Washington color leaders clash with white members over the board of education decision on Roucoe C Bruce assistant superintendent in district schools. Horner and Tunnel push reopening citing unhearing clergy charges while Oyater and Blair defend the Davidson report as fair, with planned appeal to Congress possible.
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Washington
Board of Education
Roucoe C Bruce
Achoola
Supt Davidson
Bruce R R Horner
James F Oyater
Qyster
Horner
W . Tunnel
Howard University
Bruce
Congress
Henry P Blair
Davidson
Funeral services for Miss Amanda Wheat at Home for Aged Women
Funeral services for Miss Amanda M Wheat age year old who died Wednesday at the Home for Aged Women 1719 Thirteenth Street NW will be held there at 11 o clock Interment will be in Congressional Cemetery The Wheat family were pioneer Washington settlers and her father helped incorporate Congressional Cemetery with the family plot holding many generations
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Amanda M. Wheat
Home For
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Congressional Cemetery
Miss Wheats
Washington
City Bulletin Listings of Nighttime Theaters and Public Notices
A jumble of theater listings and notices appears, naming venues such as Watlotal-Montgomers, Belasca-Lew Dackstader, The Rose of the Rancho, Academy, and Majestic vaudeville shows with showtimes from 1 to 10 p.m. plus a missionary address by Prof Alberto Clott of Palermo at the Church of the Angsian. Also advertised: Holmes Bakery daily delivery and Holmes Home-Made Milk Bread, plus various cafe and dining mentions and local business notes.
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Watlotal—Montgomers
Stroue
Tyceum
Schneider's
Harvey’s
Missionary Union
Alberto Clott
University of Palermo
Italy
Woman's Interdenominational Missionary Union
Church of the Agcansian
Clott
Waldensian Church
United States
Canada
Holmes
Reforms Outlined for Grades Seven and Eight Art Courses
Miss C L Garrison presents a tentative art curriculum for seventh and eighth grade schools, proposing expanded drawing instruction, use of T squares and compasses, and staged topics from alphabet drawing to mechanical drawing and nature studies. Dr Davidson has not approved the report, and a Laurel Song Book simplification is urged alongside a possible early school closure before graduation to settle year accounts.
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Principals’ Association of the Graded Schools
Franklin School
Davidson
Diana
Misa C. I. Garrison
Eprce
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Newark
Indiananole
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Garrison
Elks to Entertain Women at Club Tonight
Washington Lodge of Elks invites all members to bring wives mothers sweethearts and daughters to the Elks Club for an evening of entertainment and refreshments tonight The event aims to involve women in the spring festival planned for April 15 to 22 at the clubhouse 919 If Street NW Readied by an executive committee including J C Maxwell and Samuel Richards the committee will meet tonight to finalize details
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Elkdom
Elks’ Club
Tomight
John C Maxwell le
If Street Northwest
Washington Lodge
Yamuel Hichards
Joseph H Wood
Thomas F Kelher Trerourer
Hugh F Harvey
Arthur D Marks
Walter J Tharp
James L Word
T Warner Public Agiety
Herman Richards
P J Foley
A Abbott
George Cumphrey
Harry Hull James Farrell
al Hollander
No Fourth of July Pageant in Washington Celebration
The Independence Day events in Washington will skip the planned historical pageant due to costs. Fireworks, band concerts, swimming and athletic contests with prizes remain. Former Commissioner Henry B. Macfarland will arrange use of the Pan-American Building for morning addresses, followed by a Marine Band concert. Individual playground celebrations are approved, with donations sought next week. estimated cost is 5,600 dollars.
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Washington
Ofice
Rudolph Tha
Henry B. ‘Macfarland
Marine Band
E . Martin
Frst
George M Oyster 85 Celebrates Birthday With Family
George M Oyster of 20 Hast Capitol Street marked his eighty fifth birthday with relatives and grandchildren gathered in a flower bordered parlor. The event included a lunch of carnations and remarks by several family members about his long life and residence in Maryland.
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George M Uvyster
Fraderick County
Capitol Street
Mr. Oveter
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