Belgian Protest Follows Santo Domingo Treaty Delay
REPORTS from Santo Domingo indicate Belgium protests delay in settling its claims as the US Senate adjourns and a treaty to govern customs receipts and foreign debt payments stalls. European nations consider acting independently while U S officials seek further data through Secretary Taft and a planned mission to Santo Domingo.
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United States
Congressional Committee On
Cuba
Jamaica
Associated
Preva
Santo Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Jiminex
Monte Christi
Banto Domingo
Havana
Baron Moncheur
Senate
Hay
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Monte Cristo
Puerto Plata
State Department
Morales
Taft
Ades
Custom
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Washington
J. H. Hollander
Treasury
Forto Rico
Congress
Pillsbury
Roosevelt critiques Caribbean policy over Santo Domingo episode
President Roosevelt vents concern over U S Caribbean policy as seen in the Santo Domingo delay and its impact on Venezuela He argues Senate partisanship harmed U S interests and emboldened Castro to pursue settlements with European creditors while sidelining American creditors
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Roosevelt
United States
Caribbean Sea
Santo Domingo
Venezuela
Babcock
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Castro
Germany
Great Britain
Ee Party
Nes
Italy Expected to Act Over Castro Venezuelan Mines
Italy prepares for possible action against Castro over Italian mining concessions in Venezuela. Baron Mayor des Planches met with Acting Secretary Adee after transmitting a government telegram. Bondholders sign an exterior debt adjustment with Venezuela, awaiting British approval. Secretary Coop er cites Washington protocol as justifying the accord while noting further clauses remain secret.
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Venezuela
Rome
Htte
Italy
Castro
Baron Mayor Des Planches
State Department
Adee
London
Associated Press
Council of Foreign Bondholders
Washington
Cooper
Bring Castro To Terms: Bell May Lead Venezuela Mission
Denver dispatch says Adj Gen Sherman Bell may travel to Venezuela as an aggressive agent of the American government with extraordinary powers to protect U S interests. He indicated willingness to accept after his April 12 term ends and hinted duties could be warlike under certain conditions. Friends believe he is tasked to pressure Castro.
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Washington Post
Denver
Adj
Sherman Bell
Venezuela
Bell
Castra
Press Women at White House Meet President Roosevelt
A delegation of twenty five officers and workers from the Woman's National Press Association called on President Roosevelt at noon. Mrs Ellen S Cromwell led the group and referenced his Willard Hotel remarks as a civil service commissioner predicting he would become president. He laughed at the prophecy and exchanged gifts with Mrs Charles M Pepper and others in attendance.
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Roosevelt
Woman’s National Press Association
Ellen S. Cromwell
Willard Hotel
Civil Service
United States
Charles M. Pepper
Cromwell
Mary 8. Lockwood
Hannah B. Sperry
Belva A. Lockwood
Frances Graham French
Adeline J. Portman
M. M. Frescott
Adele Chase
HE. M
Ritual Adopted by Bnai Brith Grand Lodge in New Orleans
The Constitution Grand Judge committee report on ritual was adopted after an executive session in New Orleans. Commemorations for deceased members were held and ecologist speeches by Joseph Hirsh M Marks and Simon Wolf preceded the adjournment. The new ritual expands secret work and will be in force after further sessions.
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New Orleans
B'nai Brith
Joseph Hirsh
Vicksburg
M. 4. Marks
Cincinnati
Simon Wolf
Washington
Fraudulent Capital Stock Case Halts Bank Payouts
A Washington judge issued a temporary restraining order freezing funds of the Interstate Live Stock Insurance Company and enjoining the Washington Savings Bank from paying out money. Herbert R. Linthicum seeks a receiver to take control of all company assets as authorities investigate alleged misrepresentation of a $100,000 paid-in capital held at the bank. The license was revoked March 11 after a District Insurance Dept inquiry showed the capital claim was false and funds had left the company.
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Justice Stafford
Washington Savings Bank
Interstate Live Stock Insurance Company
District of Columbia
Herbert R. Linthicum
Baltimore
Interstate
Lsha H. Fitch
John L. Wehr
Washigton Sav- SS Bank
Mr. Linthicum
John L. Fehr
Staples
Department of Insurance
Insurance Department
Linthiom
O. G. Staples
Weather Conditions and Forecast From The Weather Bureau
The notice reports low pressure centers over the central valleys and northwest regions with general showers in the Mississippi Missouri Upper Lakes area and cooler conditions in Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys. It predicts showers from Friday into Saturday across the Ohio Valley and Eastern Upper Lakes, rain in the northern plateau and North Pacific states, and generally fair weather Saturday east of the Rockies with variable temperatures and brisk winds along coasts. Local figures show midnight to 6 pm temperatures, humidity, sunshine, and tides, plus a note on storm warnings along the Pacific and Atlantic coasts.
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Dept. of Agriculture—Weather Bureau
Washington
Lake Region
Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Lake Superior
Alberta
Minaissipya
Minsouri
Upper
Talon
California
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Missiegtpps
Upper Lake Person
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Plateau
North Pacific States
Atlantic States
Lower Lake
Upper Lake
Centralalleys
Upper Lake Region
Pacific
Eureka
Atlantic
Delaware
Portland
Wheather
Sun Rigen
Sun Pete
Cordova Case Returns to New Jersey Courts
New Brunswick N J March 23 H B Cook counsel for J Frank Cordova the jun t fr acked minister who twice eloped with Miss Julia Bowne of South River and who is jailed awaiting removal to the State prison on two convictions of abandoning his wife and assaulting her says he is investigating the legality of Cordova s arrest in Washington Police deny that Cordova refused counsel and that he was taken to New Brunswick He volunteered to return to New Jersey without extradition after being assured Bowne would accompany him
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New Jersey
New Brunswick
N. J
H. B. Cook
J. Frank Cordova
Julia Bowne
South River
Cordova
Washington
Cook
Cordon
Miss Bowne
Post Office Case Witness Lorenz Delayed Until Crawford Trial
In a pending post office case, details show the next Crawford Machen Lorens hearing may be delayed. Lorenz remains in Toledo Ohio and could be brought to Washington only when the Crawford case begins.
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Lorens
Washington
Crawford
Beach
Lorenz
Toledo
Ohio
Machen
Groffs
Moundsville
British diplomat Dering slated for European post
Herbert G. Dering second Secretary of the British Embassy in Washington will be promoted to a European post and likely return to Washington later as counselor of embassy. Hugh O Belna to assume first secretary and counselor duties. Dering to stay in Washington briefly on leave.
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Washington
Herbert G. Dering
Dering
Hugh O'Belrna
Michael Herbert
Pepeure
Foreign Office
Commissioners Recommend Dismissal In Hile Case
West urged the commissioners to dismiss Policeman Amos A. Hile after reviewing the case of an alleged prisoner escape. The trial board had recommended a fine for insubordination and to deny a hearing for Lambert. West also recommended against reopening the Roper case regarding the escape of William P. Burge.
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Roper
Commissioner West
Amos A. Roper
Trial Board
Wilton 3 .Lambert
J. F. Hile
William P. Burge
General Boynton Improves. Health Update渐
Gen Henry V Boynton president of the board of education is ill at his home 182 A street northwest. He showed slight improvement yesterday according to attending physician Dr Henry Kingeman who reported news late last night and described his condition as comfortable for the day.
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H. V. Boynton
Henry V. Boynton
Board of Education
Henry BR. Kingeman
GWU Athletes Hold Benefit Smoker Led by Santelmann
Several hundred George Washington University students, led by Band Leader Santelmann and a section of the Marine Band, paraded to National Rifles Armory for a faculty-filled smoker. Dr King welcomed attendees. J. S. Pepper served as master of ceremonies as performers, magicians, and the Lafayette Mandolin Club entertained amid lively campus humor. Proceeds funded the athletic debt with committees chaired by Heflebower, Stevenson, Steenerson, Morris, and Lowe.
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Santelmann
Marine Band
National Rifles’ Armory
de Wolf Hopper
Jackson Morris
HE. C. Wilson
Law
Donald McLean
Dental
A. M. Basford
Willam Albert
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninth Street
Armory
Washington
George Washington
Needham
New York
King
Dr. Needham
Roosevelt
R. C. Heffshower
J. 8
Pepper
America
W. O Brien
W. C. Jones
Pat Machlear
Capt
Steenerson
Bulaski
Kirkman
Brevenson
Taylor
William
Frank West
Wood
Morris
Kilgore
Lowe
Stanley
van Veet
Perry
Roy C. Heflebower
D. G. Sutton
C. Stevenson
Lafayette Mandolin Club
Athletic Council
W. F. R. Philips
Medical School
R. Co. Heflebower
E. C. Stevenson
B. A Steenerson
Harry B. Collins
Robert W. Lowe
B.G. Steenerson
James W. Price
ML H. Harrison
Meade Moore
R. B. Atkinson
B. C. Stevenson
Harry E. Collins
Inaugural Surplus Shrinks as Funds Return
The inaugural committee closes its headquarters next week under Chairman Wilson plans to return all loaned furniture and fixtures to lenders and transfer rooms to the hotel. Wilson will travel to Atlantic City for a week of rest as vouchers totaling nine dollars and more are paid, with some amounts in the thousands. Final inauguration papers will be stored in the office of First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock.
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Billa
Wilson
Atlantic City
Liiely
Hitchcock
Masonic Order Entertainment for Baltimore Visit
About two hundred Benja min B. French Lodge members from Washington joined Concordia Lodge in Baltimore for Fast Masters Night. A special train carried the visitors, who saw master mason degree work at the Masonic Temple then shared a banquet with addresses by Concordia leaders and visiting officers. The event drew about five hundred attendees and featured formal toasts and remarks by leaders from both lodges.
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B. B. French Lodge
Concordia Lodge
Baltimore
Benjamin B. French Lodge
F. Ala. M
Pennsylvania Road
Washington
Masonic Temple
B. F. Phillips
Concordia
Lodge
Townley
Benjamin’ Bes ‘Ench
Bs F. Phillips
Alfred J
Dia
Died on sad journey of Rev James Gibson Johnson
The Rev James Gibson Johnson D D of Farmington Conn died in Georgetown Hospital after a sudden attack of Brights disease on the way home from Monterey Mexico where his wife died March 17. He was 66, long active Congregational minister and leader, with four children and prominent Connecticut church ties. Funeral in Farmington Congregational Church Sunday afternoon with Dr Joseph Taber Johnson accompanying the remains.
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James Gibson Johnson
Joseph Taber Johnson
Washington
Monterey
Mexico
Farmington
Conn
D. D
Johnson
Massachusatta
Farmington Congregational Church
Rutland
New London
New England
Chicago
Hartford Theological Seminary
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Congregational Club of Connecticut
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
William Rankin
Newark
N. J
Prof. Rankin
Princeton
New York City
Record of enormous Indian claim fee at stake for Robert L. Gwen
The Court of Claims has granted a potential fee of 675000 to attorney Robert L. Gwen of Muscogee I T for the Cherokee and Eastern Cherokee claims totaling about 4 million dollars. Other lawyers include Owen, Nagle, Belt, and Belva Lockwood. If fees hold, total could near 9000000 across all attorneys with past precedents of 789000 for the Choctaw and 750000 for a South McAlester firm.
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Robert L. Gwen
Muscogee
I. T
Court of Claims
Cherokee Nation
Eastern Cherokees of
Indian Territory
Owen
Charles Nagle
St. Louis
R. V. Belt
Belva Lockwood
David Muskrat
John Vaile
Fort Smith
Ark
Vaile
Robert L. Owen
Congress
Laman & McKee
Mansfield, McMerry & Cornish
South McAlester, I. T
Funerals of Fire Victims in Brockton Mass
Public funeral services for over twenty score victims of last week's Brockton explosion and fire drew thousands as the city paused. Sixty factories closed, streetcars ceased, and traffic nearly halted while Gov. Douglas, Mayor Keith, clergy, unions, and state dignitaries attended the central service at the City Theater.
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Brockton
Mass
New England
Gov
Douglas
Keith
Robert L. Rae
Waldo Congregational Church
Julian
Wadsworth
William @. Keating
St. Fatrick’s
Rush R. Shippen
D. D
Unitarian
Minneapolis Arrives in Newport News for Overhaul
The cruiser Minneapolis, reported to have sailed from Cuban waters, reached Newport News on March 23. It is expected to be ordered to either Halifax or Boston for overhauling and repairs.
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Minneapolis
Newport News
Cuban
Vernal
Boston
Two Local Youths Involve Window Missile Incident
Ray mond Archer aged thirteen was struck by a stone thrown through a window by John Gipper aged thirteen. Archer, unconscious, was cared for by Dr. Hoskins as his parents refused hospital admission. The injury was serious but not fatal. Gipper was arrested and taken to the House of Detention. Two small children of EB Syring near Brule burned to death after starting a fire in their absence.
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Raymond Archer
John Gipper
Archer
Dr. Hoskins
Deten Hon
Superior
Win
EB Syring
Brule
Fragmented Message From Incomplete OCR Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment mentions sleep issues and partial phrases, lacking clear names, dates, places, or concrete events to identify a news item or context. The readable bits do not form a coherent report or actionable fact for a proper summary.
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