Weather and insurgent caucus notes in scattered report
Torn fragment of a dated dispatch describes insurgent signatures and a pending caucus among Representatives Nor Cooper and Wardock. It also covers weather forecasts with temperatures, storms, and a Atlantic coast wind pattern across multiple regions, noting a planned conference with regulars and potential attendance uncertainty.
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Cooper Aft Madison
Avide
Cooper
Myrorris
Bic Madigan
Miller Steenerson
Voletend
Mina Yola Fickett
Lowe
Martin
Kola
Tye
Dalzell
Cere Weton
Senator Daniel In Same Condition Amid Quiet Medical Update
The report states Senator Jonas Warwick Daniel remains without marked change in condition and shows slight improvement in responsiveness. Inspector General William T. Woods, formerly active in exposing Army frauds, is relieved from duty after completing his term asst. official under the four-year rule for officers.
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Tleeaington
Wilelm
United States
Jona Warwick Daniel
Daniela
Wood
Hiei Cal
William T Wood
Quartermaster Generals Department of the Army
Ntg
Bech
Col Woods
Ine
Iowa House Rifts Deepen as Haugen Pushes Committee Plan
The Vitalnin delegation backs a rival measure, signaling continued power struggle within the Iowa House Republicans. Representative Haugen of Iowa drafts a resolution to create a committee on committees, threatening Speaker influence and delaying the administration’s legislative program during the session. The insurgent faction vows support, while regulars fear weeks of stalling and unanswered constituent letters.
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Texas
Yeaterdox
Haugen
Towa
House
Haugon
Iowa
Haugen Seld
Insurgent
Loless
Girl 16 Faces Murder Trial on Poisoning Claim
Catherine Manz, a 16 year old accused of murdering her sister Elizabeth by strychnine, pleads not guilty and waives preliminary exam. Relatives say she acted oddly since childhood after a fall. She remains in Canton county jail awaiting grand jury action as defense plans and police press continue.
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Canton
Ohio
Peimimary
Catherine Manz
Elizabeth
Morill fund decision by House Agriculture Committee today
The House Agriculture Committee plans to decide today whether to grant Morill fund aid to George Washington University and other agricultural colleges. Members are split with Pleas ant Chapman opposing the appropriation while James T McDermott expresses support. Several state university presidents and normal schools have petitioned against the measure, and two hearings were held for and against the bill.
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George Washington
Converenty
Morill
Unwse Committee On Agriculture
Scott
Committes
Representatie Pleasant
T Chapman
Ilinois
Roosevelt Visits Tombs in Luxor During Egypt Tour
Former President Theodore Roosevelt toured Karnak and Luxor tombs with his party, viewing Amenhotep II’s mummy and ancient paintings. The group then dined at Thendora Davis’s bungalow, returning to Luxor for the evening. They plan to travel to Cairo tomorrow to spend Easter. A separate note reports Merrit O Chance’s plan to install adding machines in the Postoffice Department, displacing about eight clerks.
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Sgousai Gale
Washington Post
Roosevelt
Big Son
Jermit
Ethel
Amenhotep II
Thendora Davis
Roemet
Queen Hatosu
Hoose
PQO
Merrit O Chance
Ailor
Postoffice
Beng Jone
Mr Chances
Debated Northwest Sewer Funds Spark City Council Clash
Washington Alexandria council members clashed over 2000 to speed sewer work and 9000 to continue the Northwest sewer, with opposition demanding completion of the outlet sewer from the 1st ward before further spending. Committee reports cited legal obstacles, costs, and contractor efficiency as debates raged through the meeting.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Silver
Alexandria
Alexandrias Common Council
Une
Snowden At Ease
Hief
Foot
1St Ward
Leadbeater Dhorman
Committee of Streets
Compaliley
Ety
Michiel
Snowden
Leadbeater
Smuth
Washington Alesandria and
Mount Vergan
Nzure
Stace Corporation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Otter
City Hall
Cooperative Charities Association
Nighttime wanderer in nightshirt roams then returns
A man about 31 years old left his bed in a nightshirt at 4 oclock yesterday morning and wandered barefoot to the Naylor residence. He was roused, urged to return, and accompanied by Walter Langley back home. The incident caused no apparent injuries, though witnesses noted his distressed condition. The details appeared in the Alexandria police court yesterday.
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John Doyle
Frederick Trrd
Langley
Naylor
Ford
Tangles
Woon Risus Meneus Jr
Mount Vernon
Marshall Hall
Munday
Aletandna
Tuatice Caton
J R Caton
Ex-Treasurer of Odd Fellows Ends Life Before Court
Fuller Brown, 35, former treasurer of the Palatine Lodge of Odd Fellows, committed suicide at his mother's home this afternoon rather than face court on charges of misappropriating lodge funds.
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Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Brown
Palatine Lodge of Odd Fellows
Washington High Cadets Drill Week of May 1 Parade June 1
The Washington High School cadets will stage their annual regimental drill in the week of May 1 on the white lot, with a competitive drill planned at American Ball Park around June 1. The first day features Company H Western High, Company D McKinley Manual Training, Company C McKinley Manual Training, Company L Mechansey Manual Training, Company E K McKinley Manual Training, and the second day lists Company T Central High, Company G Business High, Company B Central High, Company Business High, Company A Central High, Company F Eastern High.
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Washington High School
American Ball Park
Order of the
Arill
Western High School
McKinley Manual Training
McKinley Manual Training Sehool
L Mechinsey Manual Training
EK McKintey Manual Training School
T Central High School
Business
A Central High
Enstern High School
Spring Signs as Earth Awakens Across Washington Scene
A long, vivid tour of early spring across Washington, detailing blossoms and buds in front of embassies, White House grounds, and parks. Describes magnolias, crocuses, forsythia, azaleas, and lilacs, plus the mood of poets and citizens greeting spring. Also notes Norfolk cleaning days set for late April with citywide housekeeping orders.
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Scott Circle
Scott Chele
Ue Wirdow
Senator du Pont
Massachusetta
Rome
Leiter
Telters
Washington
Townsend
Les Andersnns
Fenes
Creenerz
White House
Capitol
Belasco Theater
Earth
Norfolk Specia
Washington Post
Norfolk Va
Board of Control
Art Fakers Jubilate at Washington Exhibit
A chaotic Washington Ar latta art show mocks realists with youthful fakirs and satirical portraits. Miss Ethel Noyes wins the Messer prize with a Willow landscape while Japanese student Kawashima and Gladys Brannigan contribute a dramatic poster catatog.
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Misa
Ethel Noses
Misa Pisia Snowden
Juucien Powells
Grand Canyon
Kewashime
Gladys Brannigan
Jung
Neada
Messis
Messer Moser
Brooke
Leeching Ataf
Lena Brooke
Theadora Bolton
May Baker
Emma Carter
Estabroche
Paul Glhbe
Lowe
Winfred Randopa
Nell Roberson
Rhett
Sadie
Fragmented Health Office Record Lists Numerous Names and Hospitals
A garbled OCR health office record bundles countless names including Robert and Empie Atlan boy Feaneleen and Rosajle Capao boy Charles Weard Blimbeth and Bertha Bo Nicholson girl John Andrews and Peusing tratt boy Besrge T and Emme E Thor boy Timothy and Merz A Neil bay deoe W am Carre Procter boy Maerica and Mabel Mosul girl Jeremian Hand Katie Te Knight girl Giro and Joteonm Milter gir Andrew F and Mary Aan Mullen girl Patrice and Margaret Lach bos Nacea and Harriet Ramsey boy Henry and Iya Hardy with references to hospitals such as Providence Hospital and Emergency Heapita. The text is heavily garbled, with numerous names and page markers like 482 Ont mk aH ven Veerer Lotus 98 Boat news pra Saffia McKinley Wash Asplum Wosptl 4075, plus ages and notice fragments such as 18 yrs and 7 months.
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Robert
Empie Atlan
Feaneleen
Rosajle Capao
Charles Weard
Blimbeth
Iting
Gut Hoty
Mirula
Giro
Joteonm Milter
Andrew F
Mary Aan
Mullen
Patrice
Margaret
Lach Bos Nacea
Harriet Ramsey
Boy George
Juila
Teld
Bor
Henry
Iya Hardy
Jamer
Saran Glbue
Bey
Atindla Brott
el Charles
Katha Poindexter
Antone Hutter
Mospil Insane
Maca Z. Banton
Lotus
Boat News
Pra Saffia McKinley Wash
Asplum
Craggin
Pierpopt
Borton
Ferholt
Bamnice B. Joyney
Haze Martie
Monthe
Grazia
Wondera
Dave Mary Fo
Spaton
Merrie
Anita Thomas
Edward L Lamasure Sr Dead After Illness at Home
Edward Lamasure Sr former chief of the division of the bureau of engraving and printing died at his residence 4419 Columba Road last night at 730 oclock from uremic poisoning He was 76 years old a Philadelphia native and longtime government employee survived by his wife three sons and one daughter Funeral services Friday morning at 11 oclock at Mount Pleasant Congregational Church with burial in an unnamed local cemetery
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Edward Tamesure Sr
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Columba Road
Lamasure
Dle
George M Edwin
Frank
Charles Demonet
Frida Snorning
Lectures on Birds at Washington Audubon Society
Dr Paul Bartsch of the Smithsonian spoke at George Washington University last night to the Audubon Society of Washington. He described and exhibited various bird specimens from the Philippines, detailing habits and whistling calls as each specimen was shown to the audience.
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Bartsch
Audubon Society of Songsters
Philippines
Audubon Sociey of Washington
George Washington University
Paul Bartsch
Deny
Grafton mayor reelected as party split favors incumbents
James Love Republican was reelected mayor of Grafton W Va today. Henry J Pracht Democrat won a third successive term. Incoming council includes six Democrats and four Republicans as the city politics shift with new and holdover leaders.
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Grafton
Werlington
Jamnes
Henry J
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