Noted Rabbi Praises Drama Damaged Goods Here April
The Society of Social Hygiene plans a Washington presentation of Brieux's Damaged Goods at the National Theater on April 6 with support from leading clergymen, physicians, and social workers. Rabbi Abram Simon calls it a brave reformer’s trumpet and a study of parental unfitness, while William Harris of New York lauds the production and its moral aims.
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William Harris
New York
Society of Social Hygiene
Brieux
Washington
National Theater
Abram Simon
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Ibsen
Wiliam Harris
Henry B. Harris
Harris
Broadfoot Funeral Set for March 25 in Washington
Obituary notices list several deaths with funeral plans in Washington area. Alex B Broadfoot died March 23 at Providence Hospital aged sixty one. John F Broadfoot to host services at 636 F Street NE on March 25 at 2 PM. Additional notices include Caddi en Joe Seppe H Cadden, Paul Francis Cain Jr, Thomas L Coleman, John H Gwynne, Charles Stanley Lester, Elsie Douglass Lord, Latra McClelland Sauber, Mary L Voorhees with private or public interment details and addresses.
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Broadfoot
Providence Hospital
Alex. B Broadfoot
John F Broadfoot
F Street
Joseppe H
Robert Adden
Baltimore
W. R. Speare
Ilaom
Ebondun Park Cemetery
Children’s Hospital
Paul Francis Cain, Jr
Paul F
Nellie E. Cain
Lowe
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Rock Creek Cemetery
Coleman
Rock Creek Church Road
Thomas L
Minnie Frye Coleman
Thomas Carlisle Oleman
Muneral
New York
Gwynne
Jomn H. Gwynne
Brunswick
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Sauber
Latra McClelland
William I. Sauber
William McCleland Sauber
Kenyon Street
Yvoorhees
Columbia Hospital
Mary L
Fred Voorhees
Wises Undertaking
Man Hunt on Fifth Avenue Reflections on Women and Virtue
Ida Mo Yarbell argues that blame for perceived female virtue breaches lies with men and women alike. She contends most women pursue influence over men, with fashion masking a deeper hunt for companionship and security, while many poorer girls face harsher tradeoffs. She criticizes wages virtue ties as unfounded, noting morality spans across all social classes.
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Ida Mo Yarbell
New York World
Fifth Avenue
West Virginia bribery probe to convene tomorrow
A five member special legislature committee will meet in Charleston to examine bribery charges from the recent session against six Republicans including Senator B A Smith and Delegates S A G Rhodes, Roth Duff, Davis Hill, George S Van Meter, and BE J Smith. Indictments were issued by Kanawha county grand jury and cases set for April 26.
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Charleston
W. Va
House
B. A. Smith
A. G. Rhodes
Roth Duff
Davis Hill
George S. van Meter
BE. J. Smith
William Seymour Edwards
United States
Kanawha County
Southern train derailed blocks line near Columbia
A Southern Railway line between Columbia and Charlotte was blocked after a wreck near Winnsboro at 8 30 tonight as Train No 32 from Jacksonville to Washington derailed seven cars. One Black woman was injured. Earlier this morning two cars of No 36 northbound derailed north of Columbia, blocking the track five hours with no injuries.
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Columbia
S. C
Southern Railway
Here
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Washington
Winnsboro
Suffrage Riot Fizzles as Hyde Park Crowd Hypes Men
London March 3 A large mob of youths armed with missiles whistles mouth organs bells gathered in Hyde Park to clash with sympathizers of the suffrage movement. Police patrolled while Lady Amy White’s empty country home was burned causing bitter feeling toward militant suffragettes and Windsor Castle endured strict guards. James Keir Hardie faced hecklers at Manchester meetings as suffragists called demonstrations at labor party events.
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Windsor Castle
Lady White
London
Hyde Park
Garvents
Offeer
Amy White
Sir George White
Lady Smith
Windsor
Hampton Court Palace
Manchester
Labor Party
Laborites
Cash for antisuffragists prizes offered to women
The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage in Washington announced two $100 prizes for best essays by women, one for city women and one for country women, arguing against granting women the vote. Essays must be up to 600 words and sent to Essay Committee at 35 West Thirty Ninth Street, New York City.
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Washington
National Association
West Thirtyninth Street
New York City
Easter Program by Washington Saengerbund at Clubrooms
A detailed Easter music program was presented by the Washington Saengerbund at 314 C Street NW, directed by Prof. Armand Gumprecht. Soloists included Whelan, Murray, Schaef fer, Minster, Schwartz, Donch, Lorleberg, and Donch with an overture from Egmont and Toreador Song from Carmen.
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Washington Saengerbund
C Street Northwest
Armand Gumprecht
Saengerband
Agnes Whelan
Thomas A. Murray
Fred Schaeffer
Sol Minster
Paul J. Schwartz
Henry Donch
Richard Lorleberg
Charles Donch
Messia
Minster
Lorleberg
Donch
Gumprecht
Strike settlement near Paint Creek collieries headway
Philadelphia on March 23 reports final settlement talks between the Paint Creek Collieries Company and striking miners await W L Connell the company president returning from Panama by April 7. John P White of the United Mine Workers says terms were agreed with T J Foster and will seek Supreme Court action to secure miners' organizing rights.
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Philadelphia
Paint Creek Collieries Company
West Virginia
W. L. Connell
Connell
Panama
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
T. J. Foster
White
Supreme Court of the United States
Foster
Virginia Obituary Notes From Lynchburg and Orange County
Cablegram reports John T. Rapp former Lynchburg resident died at 42 in Barcelona Spain leaving wife and three brothers. In Orange County Lucetta Nelson Patterson 83 wife of John C. Patterson funeral at Christian Church. S Valentine Southall funeral held at Christ Episcopal Church Lynchburg. Emery Halaaz alias Jim Hollis accused of defrauding First National Bank of Logan of 900 via forged check. fugitive sought.
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Lynchburg
Barcelona
Spain
John T. Rapp
L. B
S. C
G R. Rapp
Slater
T. H. Coleman
Charlottesville
Lucetta Nelson Patterson
John C. Patterson
The
Christian Church
H. J. Lunger
S.valentine Southall
Christ Episcopal Church
H. B. Lee
D. D
Washington Post
Huntington
W. Va
Emery Halaaz
Jim Hollis
First National Bank of
Logan
Easter Week at U Va Offers Social Earthquake in Two Shocks
Easter week at the University of Virginia opens with the Phi Delta Phi show titled a Social Earthquake in Two Shocks drawing a large Cabell Hall crowd. The week features new German club events, elaborate costumes, and five baseball games from Holy Cross to the Montreal International League team.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Phi Delta Phi
Cabell Hall
Fwerman
Fayerweather Gymnasium
Delta Psi
Holy Cross
Washington
Johns Hopkins
Amherst
Fatally Gored by Bull in St Michaels Rescue
Special dispatch from St Michaels Maryland reports Capt Edward Dawson fatally injured while rescuing an old colored man from an infuriated bull. The captain suffered multiple broken ribs and severe internal injuries. He may be transported to a Baltimore hospital, though doctors fear for his life.
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Washington
St. Michaels
Edward Dawson
Dawson
Baltimore Hospital
James H. Hope
Injured in Laurel motorcycle collision near Baltimore
Laurel Maryland March 23 John Dell of Jer sups six miles east of Laurel sustained leg and arm fractures when struck by a motorcycle heading toward Baltimore. Dell was pushing his bike along the Baltimore and Washington Boulevard when hit. The riders did not stop and fled toward Baltimore. He was later moved to a Baltimore hospital. Also Huntington West Virginia March 23 Willard Brown and wife Sadie Brown were arrested at Logan by Deputy Fire Marshal Kindelberger for allegedly setting fire to their residence.
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Washington Post
Laurel
John Dell
Jersups
Baltimore and Washington Boulevard
Baltimore
Dell
Huntington
W. Va
Willard Brown
Sadie Brown
Logan
Kindelberger
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Modern Chapel
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
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Shaffer
Itu Fen
Malu
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Ralph Keyes
June Keyes
J. G Eaton
Plymouth
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Admiral Eaton
Eaton
Norwell
Keyes
Dorothy Ainsworth
George Harrison
West Virginia Legislative Committee
Big Ben
R. Harris & CO
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7Th and
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To-Kalon Go., Inc
Sirest Riz
Royal Exchange Assurance of London
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Camden Fire Insurance Association
New Jersey
Walter A. Brown
14Th Street
Northwest
Royal Exchange Assurance of
England
API
Fisk
D. Harvey
United State
James Thoubboron
Kinga County
New York County
Agricultural Insurance Co
Watertown
N. Y
District of Columbia
W.H. Stevens
J. Q. Adams
Seal
H. R. Waite
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Camden Fire Insurance Ass
Camden
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Im-Cas
Essen
E. Read, Jr
K. Sharp
Hardie
James Keir Hardie
Independent Labor
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Willis. L. Moore
Meridien
LON
Wilts
Virginia
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Capt. Dawson
Negro
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