Heat Record Smashes March Heat Wave In Washington
Washington experiences an unprecedented heat surge with a 93 degree high by 3 pm, far surpassing Friday’s 90. The city bathes in perspiration as straw hats appear and shopkeepers report brisk ice cream and soda sales. Weather theorists debate sun spots and southerly winds as causes while a low barometer pattern dominates across the nation.
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United States
Ice Cream Soda Prices Likely To Rise 10 Cents
Health officials say ice cream must contain at least 18 percent butter fat under the Pure Food Law and druggists and manufacturers will be required to comply. Observers note price or quantity changes depend on enforcement and interpretation of what constitutes ice cream soda. Inspectors will check factories to ensure law observance, while definitions of soda remain a separate concern.
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Death by own action at sea reported near Santo Domingo
Offic ers of the Seminole arriving from Santo Domingo report a man named Arthur Codling, about fifty four, leapt overboard March 14 between Puerto Platte and Motte Christ. The ship sank before rescue could reach him. his residence is not known.
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Robinsons Change Plans Postpone Rome Trip
Mr and Mrs Douglas Robinson of New York with their daughter will remain in Naples until March 27 when they proceed to Rome. Bishop O Gorman of Sioux Falls arranged for an audience with the Pope and it is expected they will also meet King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena.
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Patent attorney E E Mason dies after illness
E E Mason a longtime Washington patent attorney, died Friday night at his home 813 Twelfth street northwest after a three day illness due to pneumonia and dropsy of the heart. He was born in Troyes France in 1835 and came to America in 185? moving to Washington in 1883 where he built a large practice. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock with burial in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Educational Contest Entry Details At Publication Office
Answers to the Educational Contest WH de received ap ep ued including Apri l. Contestants can secure back numbers ir catalogues at the office of publication. See.
Count Formello Kissed Forty Women In Twenty Minutes
Special to The Washington Post reports Count Antonio Formello of Palermo was charged with disorderly conduct after kissing forty women on Fulton Street cars in about twenty minutes. Magistrate Tighe discharged him, joking the count as a philanthropist who distributes kisses. The case followed his earlier Osceola the osciliatory handicap championship victory.
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McDonough
New York Financier Pushes Railroads Under Public Control
Thomas F. Ryan, prominent financier, visits Washington en route to Oak Ridge. He advocates railroads be owned by the people, operated by practical railroad men, and removed from Wall Street influence. He urges the President’s collaboration for a fair solution, warns against speculation, and stresses need to mobilize capital for legitimate business and forthcoming crops. He praises the South's influence on Democratic policies and hints Roosevelt will pick the next Republican candidate.
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Health Office Records Report of Early March Deaths
Reported up to noon March 22 1607 includes Charles Elis aged 68 at 307 D at, Joseph Havener 1567 Wis ave nw 1 year Nathan Harrington 912 13th at nw 60 years Nalite Brown 1310 Mass ave nw 36 years William Bacon McGrain 02 R 1 ave ow 40 months infant of Gecnr A and Bila B Danzenbaker 34 Wertminster at nw 1 hour Frederick R Coxen 1613 17th ef nw 29 years Elizabeth Rosa 78 Defress 4% fear Clerissa Ro Parker Va ave nw 75 years John Hawkins 10% N ave nw 75 years Rebecca Frieby 4 Cattegoron nw 32 years Bettle fangs Wash Assium Hospital 29 sears John Coolidge 442 let at aw 68 years Charlies Christian 622 B ne Td years Jake Gatewood 23 O'Brien's ct 3 months Infant of John and Rachel Smith 1 doy.
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Interior Dept to undergo sweeping reorganization
George W. Woodruff will become Assistant Attorney General and join the Interior Department. Three divisions to be abolished and clerks reassigned, with Indian Affairs and lands and railroads restructured. Cabinet plan aims to shift duties without reducing staff, amid clerk unease.
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Transfer At Interior Ends July First For Judge Campbell
Judge Campbell born 1848 rises from Interior Department clerk to assistant attorney general before a July first retirement at age sixty four. Woodruff, a Forest Service lawyer and Yale alumnus born February 22 188? becomes successor. aims to bring in younger blood amid Ohio Republican debate.
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Clerks Form Government Clerks Co operative Guild
About forty Washington government clerks organized to form The Government Clerks Co operative Guild a general department store to be patronized by federal workers Profits to be shared with shares at ten dollars each Dr A Patton Treasury Department elected temporary chairman and president Officers and directors from various government offices named for the planned incorporation and capitalization up to 250000 dollars
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Magistrate Whitman Leads Raid on Open Saloons in New York
Magistrate Charles Whitman launched a raid on West Forty-seventh Street saloons after a tour found sixteen still open after 1 am. He, backed by Deputy Commissioner Hanson and in conference with Commissioner Bingham, arrested two bartenders with $1,000 bail each. Whitman claimed to target excise law violations and vowed to "smash" illegal venues, saying he would hold court immediately and pressure Captain Daly.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Health and Strength
Mrs. C. K. Tyler of Burlington Vermont writes Hood's Sarsaparilla revived her health after a near break down. She describes improved blood, appetite, sleep, and strength enabling her to work on a large farm with renewed energy and vigor. The letter underscores the medicine’s claimed efficacy when others fail.
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Record Weather Report Atlantic States High Temp 93 Degrees
A Weather Bureau bulletin reports record high temperatures across the Atlantic States from New York City to Jacksonville, with Washington DC reaching 93 degrees on Saturday night. Strong showers and thunderstorms affect the Upper Mississippi Valley and Lake region, while Central California experiences heavy rain and flood conditions. Forecasts call for further showers in the Lake Hesloh and Upper Ontario valleys and statewide variability with cooler relief not yet evident.
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