Belgian protest may trigger new creditor actions
It is rumored that Belgium plans firmer moves as the Santo Domingo treaty delays renew Belgian claims. France Germany and Italy may follow. Bar on Moncheur reports monthly installments under 191? protocol have not been paid, prompting renewed urgency to resume payments and a possible individual approach by each creditor nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimings
Belgium
Island Republic
United States
Congressional Committee On
Cuba
Jamaica
Associated
Preva
Santo Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Jiminex
Monte Christi
Banto Domingo
Havana
Baron Moncheur
Washington
New York
Senate
Hay
Italy
Germany
Monte Cristo
Puerto Plata
State Department
Morales
Roosevelt comments on Caribbean policy and Santo Domingo
President Roosevelt laments Senate delays on the Santo Domingo treaty and warns Venezuela’s stance, influenced by U S missteps. He discusses Castro’s moves toward European creditor settlements and the risk to American interests south of the border, reiterating opposition to party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Caribbean Sea
Santo Domingo
Venezuela
Babcock
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Castro
Germany
Great Britain
Interente
Ee Party
Nes
Italy Readies Action Over Castro Venezuelan Mines
Rome prepares for official protest to Caracas over Castro’s moves to seize Italian mining interests in Venezuela. Baron Mayor des Planches, Italian ambassador, met Acting Secretary Adee as cables in Rome press reports anticipate measures. London reports a debt settlement between Venezuela and German and British bondholders, with further clauses to be revealed before final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Rome
Htte
Italy
Castro
Baron Mayor Des Planches
State Department
Adee
London
Associated Press
Council of Foreign Bondholders
Washington
Cooper
Sherman Bell May Go to Venezuela As Aggressive Agent
Denver report says Adjutant General Sherman Bell may accept a post in Venezuela after his April 12 term ends with powers to protect American interests. He hinted duties could be warlike, and friends say he is to "shake the mailed fist" at Castro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Denver
Adj
Sherman Bell
Venezuela
Bell
Castra
Press Women at White House Visit with Roosevelt
A delegation of 25 officers and workers from the Woman's National Press Association met President Roosevelt at noon. Mrs. Ellen S. Cromwell led the group and recounted hisWillard Hotel remarks about a future presidency. Mrs. Charles M. Pepper presented arbutus and received a bouquet in return. The list of attendees includes Mrs. Mary S. Lockwood and Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
B n ai Brith ritual report adopted at New Orleans convention
The Constitution Grand Judge of the Independent Order B'nai Brith held an executive session in New Orleans after reports. The ritual committee's report was adopted at night expanding and improving secret work features. Memorial services honored deceased members. Prominent speakers included Joseph Hirsh and M. Marks. Simon Wolf addressed.
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New Orleans
B'nai Brith
Joseph Hirsh
Vicksburg
M. 4. Marks
Cincinnati
Simon Wolf
Washington
Fraudulent Stock Scheme Tied to Bank Enjoined
A Washington judge issued a temporary restraining order halting the Washington Savings Bank from paying out any funds of the Interstate Live Stock Insurance Company of the District of Columbia. The case, filed by Herbert R. Linthicum of Baltimore, seeks a receiver to take charge of the company’s assets. The action claims false capital representations and notes the license revocation by the District Insurance Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Report From Weather Bureau
Weather conditions show low pressure centers across central valleys, the Lake region, and the Northwest with showers in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys and Upper Lake region. Warmer in the East and South, cooler in the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys. Friday showers from the Ohio Valley to the Middle Atlantic. rain in the northern plateau and North Pacific states Friday. generally fair Saturday east of the Rockies. Storm warnings on the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. Local readings note temperatures, humidity, sunshine, and tide data.
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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 linked to Washington arrest legality
New Brunswick March 23 H B Cook Cordova minister who eloped with Julia Bowne is reportedly being studied for the legality of his Washington arrest as he is held and prepared for removal to the state prison. Police deny he was refused counsel and say he agreed to return to New Jersey if Bowne would accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 to await Crawford trial
The article notes Lorenz may not be brought to Washington until the Crawford Machen Lorens case begins. Trial dates are not definite, with the Crawford case expected to start soon. Lorenz remains at his Toledo home, previously ill but now reportedly recovered and able to travel.
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Lorens
Washington
Crawford
Beach
Lorenz
Toledo
Ohio
Machen
Groffs
Moundsville
British Embassy official Dering promoted to European post
Herbert G. Dering second Secretary at Washington will be promoted to a European post and Hugh O Belna will arrive later this week to take first secretary duties. Dering’s departure is seen as a loss to the embassy and the capital as he has handled Venezuelan negotiations and acted as de facto chargé d affaires. The foreign office is believed to recall him to Washington as counselor of embassy after a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert G. Dering
Dering
Hugh O'Belrna
Michael Herbert
Pepeure
Foreign Office
Commissioners Recommend Dismissal for Policeman Hile and Roper
Commissioner West urged the city to dismiss Policeman Amos A. Roper after a trial board recommendation to pay a 20 dollar fine for insubordination. He also advised against granting a hearing for Wilton Lambert, attorney for Policeman J F Hile, who allegedly let a murderer escape from Homeopathic Hospital. The trial board favored dismissal for Hile.
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Roper
Commissioner West
Amos A. Roper
Trial Board
Wilton 3 .Lambert
J. F. Hile
William P. Burge
Gen Henry V Boynton Improving At Home
Gen Henry V Boynton president of the board of education is improving at his home 182 A street northwest. Dr Henry R Kingeman said last night the general was comfortable and doing better after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Boynton
Henry V. Boynton
Board of Education
Henry BR. Kingeman
George Washington University Athletic Council Smoker
Several hundred GWU students led by Band Leader Santelmann and the Marine Band held a smoker at National Rifles Armory after a parade from campus. Dr. King welcomed them, Hopper performed, and the event featured student acts, magic, and a buffet. Proceeds funded athletic department debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington University
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 Dwindles as HQ Closes
The inaugural committee nears completion of its work with Chairman Wilson planning to close the headquarters by March 31. Furniture and fixtures will be returned to lenders and rooms turned over to the hotel. Wilson will take a week’s rest in Atlantic City before final papers are stored in the First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billa
Wilson
Atlantic City
Liiely
Hitchcock
Masonic Order Entertained Guests From Baltimore
About two hundred members of Benjamin B French Lodge No 16 F A M of this city visited Concordia Lodge No 18 F A A M Baltimore on Fast Masters Night. A special Pennsylvania train carried the group to Baltimore where master masons degrees were conferred by Past Master B F Phillips. A banquet followed at the Masonic Temple with speeches by William I K Barratt and others. The roughly five hundred attendees included hosts and visitors enjoying the occasion and formal addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Prominent Congregational minister Rev James Gibson Johnson D D of Farmington Conn died in Georgetown University Hospital after a sudden Bright's disease attack. He was returning with his wife's remains from Monterey Mexico to Farmington. He was sixty six and had pastored in Rutland, New London and Chicago. He leaves four children and siblings including Dr Joseph Taber Johnson. Funeral in Farmington on Sunday.
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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
Large fee eyed for Indian claim attorney Gwen
It is probable Robert L. Gwen of Muscogee I T will be paid a fee of 675000 if allowed. The Cherokee Nation and Eastern Cherokees won a Court of Claims decision last Monday on a 4000000 claim. Attorneys include Owen Nagle Belt and Belva Lockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Funeral Services Held for Brockton Fire Victims
Public funeral services were held for more than twenty residents who perished in last Monday's explosion and fire. The city halted routine business as twenty thousand workers attended. three services were planned with Gov. Douglas, Mayor Keith, clergy and union reps present. Leaders from multiple faiths delivered addresses and prayers as the community mourned the calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Cruizer Arrives Newport News for Overhaul
The cruiser Minneapolis arrived in Newport News Virginia from Cuban waters. It is expected to be ordered to either Philadelphia or Boston for overhauling and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Newport News
Cuban
Vernal
Boston
Missiles Through a Window Injures Boy in Vandalism
Ray mond Archer thirteen was struck by a stone hurled through a window from John Gipper fourteen at a southeast street residence. Archer lay unconscious, treated by Dr. Hoskins, and his parents refused hospital care. Gipper was arrested and jailed in the House of Detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Archer
John Gipper
Archer
Dr. Hoskins
Deten Hon
Fragmented prompt yields unclear headline
The readable text is garbled and does not present identifiable people places or events to summarize into a coherent news item. No verifiable facts or entities can be extracted for a proper T S pair.
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YSBA
Taft
Ades
Custom
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
J. H. Hollander
Treasury
Forto Rico
Pillsbury
Venesuela
Venauuate
White House
Sunday Post
Ian
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Comet
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banks
Anne Hlisworth
Werner
Cheyenne
Wyo
Stuart
USA
Kansas City
Lattle Rock
Marquette
Mich
Sth
Platte
Neb
Imilar
Gamba
Pipenburg
Eaeld
Vichabore
Aim
Hile
National Rifle” Armory
Iz. Silks
Indias
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
Peter Grogan
Creall
Pianola Piang
Fi Sanders & Stayman Co
Tharp
Berkeley
Rge
St. N.W
Righ Fce
Ingian
Superior
Win
EB Syring
Brule
Iinyon
Afuixon
American Security and Crust Company
Agi
Kub Furniture Co
S.E. Cor
Penn
Ave
N. W
Steinway
Pianaas
Dr. Sadler
Hingston-on-Hudson
Macdonnall School OF Phrenology and Psychology
Sth St
Qwt
Mme
L. Macdonnall
Coberth
Goberth
4Th St. Nw
B. B
HAW & Bro
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Shoomaker CO
Ron
el Harry. Park
Aia Bance
F ST. NW
Clara A. WE
Brunswick
Bet
Ate
Ieee
Alice M
Patterson
Os Y Witter
Amis
T. Bidg
Ste
Bond Building
New Tork Ave
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