Armor Plants Pressed In Caucus To Back Government Plant Plan
Midvale Steel vice president Barba urged armor production at cost with 3 percent profit, noting a 200 000 and 300 000 Navy contracts burden. He said output surged since the European war and promised to retire after the conflict, selling war gear at a price to clear machinery and repurpose buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midvale Steel
Whits
Barba
Midvale Steel Company
Peice
Navy
Flouse Naval Affairs Committee
Aarbas
Naval Affairs Committee
House
Tavenner
Illinois
Keating
Colorado
Flonsa
Farha
Poison mystery swirls around fatal fire case
Dr Waite’s murder case unfolds with notes of poisons and toxic fingerprints. A telegram sender remains fictitious while investigators seek the identity behind a cryptic message. Mrs Waite’s sister claims a $40 000 stake and notes about investment in bonds and a building minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Wote
Alan
Waite
South America
Swann
Parents Aid Dr Waite and Wife in Collapse in New York
Mr and Mrs Warren Waite, parents of Dr Arthur Warren Waite, travel to New York amid their son in law’s arrest over his father in law’s death. Mrs Waite remains in critical condition after funeral related stress and possible poisoning allegations. Assistant District Attorney Mancuso attends, gathering information as inquiry concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
Revsds
Warren Walte
Arthur Warren Waite
New York
Toh HB Pech
Inez
Cabara
Mancuso
Ia Watte
Gen Har tson Gray Otis editor obituary in Log An acea Times
The obituary notes the death of Gen Har tson Gray Otis age 79, former editor of the Log An acea Times. It records he attended physicians, his renderien was satisfactory, but his aged heart action proved serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasngetes
Hartson Gray Otis
Log
Anacea Times
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap Ad
An old medical advertisement touts Resinol ointment and Resinol soap for itching skin rashes and eruptions. It claims rapid relief and broad physician adoption for over 20 years, urging readers to request a free sample from Dept 1 R, Resinol, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resinol
Baltimore
Ady
Prohibition Bill Reintroduced for District Affected
Senator Sheppard reintroduced his prohibition bill in an amended form allowing personal use of liquors but banning sale or manufacture. The labor committee continued hearings on the Nolan bill setting a daily minimum wage for government workers. Representative Page received a protest from Samuel T. Smith opposing the District commissioners plan to buy the Dean tract for a park, noting other sites west of the tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sheppard
HOUSE
Labor Committee
Fta
Representative Page
North Carolina
Samuel T. Smith
District Commissioners
Dean Tract
Florida Avenue
Columbia Road
Mr. Smith
House Labor Committee
Representative Taverner
House Passes Hay Bill Measure in Senate Hands
A hay bill advances from the House and sits in the Senate awaiting action. The measure aims to regulate hay prices and supply amid rising farm costs, with potential impacts on farmers and livestock markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Minimum wage bill hearings highlight plight of federal workers
Florence Etheridge of the Federal Employes Union testifies before Nolan subcommittee that government workers are an exceptionally helpless class and urges action on a bill to set a three dollar a day minimum wage. Stories from clerks like a $55 a month pension bureau worker, a Postoffice auditor, and a government printing office employee illustrate the cost of living strain and insufficient pay. The report closes with defense and preparedness measures advancing in the House, including the Hay army bill for a 140,000 peace strength and a broader plan to build a 425,000 federalized national guard force and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Etheridge
Florence Etherridge
Federal
Employes’ Union
Nolan Sub Committee
House Labor Committee
Rachel Brown
Postoffice Department
Brown
Nolan
Lars
Lricknon
Government Printing Office
House
Senate
Houses
Britten
Trinda
London
New York
Regular Army
National Guard
Speed Demons on Roller Skates Stir City Court
Washington police renew strict speed enforcement with warrants for offenders in all vehicles and devices. A rider on roller skates faced a judge after being cited for speeding at least 18 miles per hour, prompting bemused officials to weigh the absurdity of the case while pledging public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Doe
Look and Feel Fresh by Morning Water and Phosphate Regimen
A promotional piece extols starting each day with hot water and limestone phosphate to wash out toxins from stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved appetite and cleansing effects, cites personal hardship anecdotes, and notes Italian ships and defense context as fragmentary ad copy.
Congress News in Brief Form and Debates on Policies
A summary of congressional actions includes a bill to amend the Federal Reserve Act for foreign banking stock purchases, backed by Indiana Senate candidate Harry New. Other items favor House committees on liquor sales on navigable waters, interlocking bank directors, impeachment hearings for D A Snowden Marshall, and Brandeis confirmation reports. Debates over Peary's polar claim, space-based mail payments, and immigration literacy tests are noted, with actions on a stop watch ban in arsenals and the repeal of free sugar pending Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Kern
Federal Reserve System
Waa
Senate
Banking Committee
Senator Works Defends Mexico Policy and US Preparedness
Senator Works Republican delivered an antipreparedness speech in the Senate while backing the administration’s Mexico policy. He blamed big business military groups and politicians for a war scare, insisted US obligations differ from Europe, urged protecting troops on Mexican soil, and opposed wartime arms trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works
Senate
Mexico
United States
Europe
Worka
Mission Service Explains the Holy Ghost at St Mark's
Dean Vernon leads large Benton mission at St Mark's Episcopal Church with more than 700 in attendance. He says the Holy Ghost moves the will, praises Billy Sunday sincerity, and urges opening wills to divine guidance. Clergy report growing church attendance citywide and plan prayer leagues across parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Dean Vernon
Billy Sunday
Harding
Stetson
St Mark's
Benton
Watts
J W Austin
All Saints’ Church
Chevy Chase
Nelson P Dame
Christ Church
Georgetown
Dame
Masonic Duckpin League Enters 20 Teams in ACBA Tournament
A record entry arrives for the ACBA bowling championships with a 500 dollar donation from the Masonic Duckpin League, entering all twenty teams. Event runs April 3 at the Emory building. a three ball tournament at Royal Alleys on March 31 aids expenses.
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ACBA
Masonic Duckpin League
Emory
Masonic League
Royal
George H Post
H J, Saers
E D
Mount Pleasant
Fred D Helster
A R. Swannaa
KR Williams
Lawrence H Green
H.J. Ssera
Bob Putnam
Lebanon
P H Heindel
Crinwell
Ackman
H Oliver
Haas
Bedell
A H Sonneman
Selver Kind
Rt Chapin
H K Howser
W Harley
Schmidt
Armiger
R Chapin
Wb Howser
Harley
J Baum
Mueller
Brilliant 703 by Froeming Highlights Detroit Bowler
A 703 total by William Froeming of Detroit led the minor events in the American Bowling Congress tournament in Toledo Ohio on March 23. Froeming paired with Ed Kaisch, the pair contributing to a 1250 for seventh place, with a string of five strikes in the first game and multiple repeats in the middle and final games. Other event leaders included team Commodore Barrys Chicago 290h and Riehis Columbus 2895, plus doubles, singles, and all events standings led by Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit, and Fort Wayne competitors.
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Toledo
Ohio
William Froeming
Detroit
Froeming
Ed Kaisch
Turkey
Commodore Barrys
Chicago
Riehis
Columnbus
Wittmans
Journals
Jose Gomez
Thome Marino
Faetz Hildebrandt
Harkenrnder Doehrman
Fort Wayne
WG Dembach
Hatch Nelson
Racine
F Shaw
B ‘Huesman
Cincinnati
FR Raydl
A. Steers
C Thier
Cleveland
S' Thoma
Kalluach
Rochester
E .Hardenrider
Hort Wayne
A. Warthow
Omaha
Vail
G Bamberg
Pinspillers Capital City League and multiple bowling results
Reading shows several bowling leagues with individual and team scores. Pinspillers Capital City League lists Loveday McCarthy Jones Fillin Lakin Rosas Grint O Nelle Skank and totals 400 628 464 across games. Movie League features Trudy Hamilton Moore Plunkett and Wylie with varied game tallies. Washington Tenpin League records Acme Pioneers Ryerson Baton Burdine Cruitt Shaffer Herring Miller Niedn s Eckstein Robb Handicap and Totals. Masonic and District Leagues list players such as Stansbury BecCantey Halsey Hardy Crampton with scattered totals and a roll-off noted for Garrigans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City League Bureau National Laundry
Loveday
McCarthy
Jones
Fillin
Donohue
Lakin
Rosas
Grint
O’nelle
Skank
Pera. Strand
Trudy
J Hamilton
Mrs Moore
Misa Moore
O.plunkett
T. ‘Moore
Roe
Garden T Moore
C Plunkett
CG Wylie
L. Trudy
Washington Ten
Masonic League
Stansbury
BecCantey Abe
Halsey
Bead
Hardy
Crampton
Sgarrigans
Agreement on Tariff Commission Plan Reaches House
Democrats in the House Ways and Means conference approved the administration tariff commission bill and will introduce it soon via Representative Rainey. Leaders including Tinets and Kitchin, who opposed the commission idea, did not oppose when Kiteffin was authorized to confer with President Wilson on the dyestuffs shortage. The plan aims to raise protective tariffs to bolster the U S dyestuffs industry and restore the existing tariff after a definite period.
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Wilson
House
Representative Kahn
Hay
White House
Senate
House Ways and Means Committee
Rainey
Tinets
Kitchin
Commission
Kiteffin
United States
Church Topics Move Methodist Conference Toward Monthly Paper
The Baltimore conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South discusses boosting its official organ the Southern Methodist with a plan to publish 24 pages monthly, include a children’s department, and expand circulation via 1260 new subscribers. Bishop Mouton presided, and updates include personnel moves and a forthcoming 50th anniversary event. Elizabeth Magruder Rust dies at Braddock Heights at 31, survived by husband David N Rust and four children.
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Washington Post
King Street
Alexandra
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Baltimore Southern Methodist
George Echols
Echols
Carlton D Harris
Southern Methodist
John A Anderson
Winchester
Mouton
Texas
H | M Canter
Washinngton
Collings Denny
Richmond
A W Wilson
Elizabeth Magruder Rust
David N Rust
Braddock Heights
Rust
Frances Smoot Danenhower
Stomboch Hoy Nuptials Tie Wealtha Hoy to Himer Stomboch
Wealtha Amelia Hoy daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Hoy of this city married Himer Ray Stomboch of Washington Wednesday night at the parsonage of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev L M Parereed officiated. In corporation court yesterday Frederick Eberhardt was approved as a trustee of the Methodist Protestant Church to succeed the late George W Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealtha Amelia Hoy
Peter Hoy
Himer Ray Stomboch
Washington
Trinit
Methodist Episcopal Church
L M
Frederick Eberhardt
Methodist Protestant Church
George W Carter
Dr Frank O'Hara to Speak at Catholic University
Dr Frank O'Hara of Catholic University will speak this evening in McMahon Hall on The Immigrant Making a Living. The public is invited to attend as the hour of the talk is announced but not specified.
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Dames Ser‘nons
Christ Church
Canon Austin
Frank O'Hara
Catholic University 18
Catholic University
McMahon Hall
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Gerard Pary Waalte
Atrorre
Wailte
Beck Biig
Tos Lersay
Terend Rapids
Percy Kk
OTIS
Baditor
Los Angeles Times
Congress
Probers
TF Oconnor
Pension Bureau
Arlington
Oconnor
Erickson
Clerk
Speed Demon
Caserta
Restone
Gina
Italia
Congress News
New
Harry New
Indiana
Inhorse Bank
Marshall
Judiciary
Snowden Marshall
Representative Buchanan
Ilineisa
Martin W. Littleton
Buchanan
Defends
Teutons
Taggart
Emerson
North Pole
House Education Committee
Representative Smith
Buffalo
Dr. Cook
Peary
Albert W. Anderson
Augusta
Charleston and Western Carolina Railway
Bird M . Robinson
Tennenses Railroad Company
Short Lins Railroads Association of the
Southeast
Senate Post Office Committee
Thames Taggart
Brandeis
Aub
Senate Judiciary Committee
Louis D. Brandeis
Chilton
Fletcher
Walah
Supreme Court
Cummins
Senate Finance Committee
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St. Mark’s Episcopal
H Schmidt
M. Wood
H. Armiger
J. Phillips Sausage Company
Duckpins
W Elliott
Acton
Uir
A Urban
F Spicer
Z Clark
Nick Chiaconas
Diables
Nick Chaconas
T. T. Keane
District National Bank
C Ruma
J. M Greenshaw
W. C Looker
B. J Moore
CE Carter
Wolfe
J M Greenshaw
T ° Carter
WC Looker
Burns
J A Dorritee
R I Moore
Buckey
C. Terman
H Tayisr
VY Price
Krauss H. Ober
J Well A Monaghan
Trogoula
Tenpins
H. T Watera
C. Feitz
Irigoyen
Argentine Radical Party
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Hipolito Irigoyen
Republic
Tariff Commission
Democrats
Ways and Means
N. W
Shoreham Hotel
Paris
Alexandria
Bishop Mouzon
Elizabeth Magruder
Miss Hoy
Elmer
Ray Stonebock
F. Eberhardt
Ion
Maryland
T M Hare
Maryland Antisaloon League
W W Davis
Lords Day Alliance
Sunday
William Jorg
Wiliam Jorg
Corby
Jorg
William Thomas
Corby Brothers
Elizabeth M. Rust
Woodward & Lothrop, Inc
Dulin & Martin Co., Inc
Portage
Barber & Ross
Kann Sons & Co
Palais Royal
Geo
A. Emma
Phe
Aluminum
Aos de
New Kensington, Pa
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