Miss Morgan Thrown In Potomac Park Horse Frightens Riders
Miss Eleanor Morgan biking with Miss Rebecca Wilmer in Potomac Park when two horses suddenly panicked. Morgan’s horse fell near Seventeenth Street NW injuring her. an autoist helped, Morgan was taken to Morgen home, and Wilmer aided by Dr Marian hast reassured.
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Miss Wilmer
Potomac Park
Miss Morgan
Tames Dudley Myracan
Ne Street North Weat
Autmecdie
Mies
Eleanor Morgan
Marian
Morgan
Morgen
Mors
Miss Marwan
Rebecca Wilner
Tir
Tlat
Wolmer
Fred Sio
Obituary notices and funeral details from March 1915
A stream of fragmented death notices and funeral details across diverse names and addresses. Entries mention Margaret, Mary, William, and Bernard Farrell among others, with services planned at churches and cemeteries in Mount Oliver, Congressional Cemetery, and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelini
Margaret LI
Mary J Beloved
Gani
Hes Farrell Otner
James
William, Kiltiurge
Bernarté Farrell
Second St
Mempters Trouieldsboro
Wlarenden
Willary HO
Studdeniv
Resi- Me
Jesse I Lelia Vo Joanson
Congressional Cemetery
iHichmond
Ekleiber
Werdresdar
Ifnesa
Henrye Kievher
Rose Kleber
Funera
Withiam Lee
Wania
Passecsol Lode
Aveinck
Lisorn Hwy
Million Women in England Volunteer for War Work
London reports strong response to government appeal. 1,000,000 women ready to fill men’s roles and 150,000 register daily. Applicants include wireless telegraphist training, orchestral conductor replacement, taxi drivers, bus conductors, railway clerks, and armament work across ages 14 to 60 plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Becker Death-Row Plea Heard by New York Court of Appeals
Attorney Manton presses to overturn Becker conviction and grant a new trial as Mrs Becker observes and notes. He challenges key witness James Marshall, who recanted affidavits, and attacks Charles Plitt as Becker's press agent. Proceedings continue with further argument planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manton
James Marshall
New York Court of Appeals
Charles Plitt
Becker
Albany
S. C
Harles Becker
New York
Herman Reusenthal
Court of Appeals
Martin T. Mantun
Hubert Tatlor
Marshall
Rose
Schepas
Webber
Philadelphia
Assails
Charles B. Flitton
Muiuiton
Pitt
Times Square
Gregory III Goes For Rest Before Tuesday Return
Attorney General Thomas W. Gregory, greatly affected by a severe cold, departed yesterday for Old Point Comfort Virginia to take a brief rest. He plans to resume duties at the Department of Justice on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Gregory
Old Point Comfort
Department of Justice
Committee Calls Roosevelt For Ship Purchase Testimony
Col Roosevelt asked to testify before the Senate ship purchase bill lobby committee at 10 am Saturday or another convenient date. He wrote articles on the ship bill with inferences similar to Senator Burton’s about government buying foreign ships. Committee examined Earl Mayo and Courtland Smith who denied handling or distributing any ship bill matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
Senate
The
Press Service Company
New York
Courtland Smith
American Press Association
Brewers Not To Recede In Amicable Contract Talks
Representatives of workers and brewery interests clash over contract terms. Union leaders claim a modification of the discharge clause is needed to avoid perpetual layoffs, while brewers warn of potential shutdowns if demands are rejected. A looming general meeting may decide the unions stance as tensions rise among firemen engineers and workers.
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Lion Tobriner
Dalens Bay
A. U. Kugler
International Brewery Workers Union
Themen
Castelles Hall
Tebriner
Tobriner
Wemport
International Association
Cincingath
Washington
Marshall dedicates Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall dedicates the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco speaking from the Tower of Jewels amid a vast crowd. He regrets that the Panama Canal has been charged with injustice toward a sister republic but expresses faith in American wisdom and the gospel of goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Wilson
San Francisco
Cal
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Marshall
Panama Canal
Republic
Miss Lupe Norman Engaged From Newport Notice
Miss Lupe Norman daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Norman of Newport is engaged to Elliott Bacon son of Robert Bacon former Ambassador to France The wedding is planned for early fall in Boston Miss Norman will return to Newport with her parents in May The engagement links Newport social circles and a potential Rhode Island congressional candidate affair while Bacon is connected to banking in New York and a Harvard alumnus with Philippines service
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Washington Post
Newport
TL L
Lupe Norman
Guy Norman
Ita Elliott Bacon
Robert Bacon
France
Aiken
Miss Norman
Boston
Norman
Washington Street
Lloyd to quit House after 20 years in 1917 term
Rep Janes T. Lloyd of Missouri will end twenty years in the House on March 4 1917 and will not seek reelection. Friends foresee him as Democracy's choice for Missouri governor possibly advancing to a conservative Senate bid when Senator Steed's term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes T. Lloyd
Missouri
Congress
Washington
Lloyd
Steed
Bartholdt
Enriched by His Death Mrs Randolph Tells Tale in Prison
In St Louis on March 24 Mrs Randolph, widow of Richard Randolph who sought Congress, spoke from prison about her life with him. Police seek Ralph Halliday as a material witness while Mrs Randolph inherits his estate valued at hundreds of thousands. A torn note from Halliday, found on her, is under police inquiry.
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Washington Post
St Louis
Richard Randolph
Congress
Randolph
Ralph Halliday
Gall
Car Barn Bandit Escape After Bold Hold-Up
Sheri Barber and deputy Clavey Cralmer of Alexandria county fail to locate the robber who tried to rob two Washington-Virginia Railway Company employees at the Laees car barn in Virginia Tuesday night. The scene remains secured. only the robber’s hat and mask were found after he clashed with Motorman Buck Island and Conductor Stanley Gordon. Investigators believe the robber expected more money but fled after resistance from the crew.
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Sheri Barber
Clavey Cralmer
Alexandria County
Laees
Kck Island
Stanley Gordon
Milway
W.W. M. Bowman
Customan
Campaign raises funds for Young Women’s Christian Association
Workers report 6 teams raising 578 toward a 7540 goal for the YWCA. Patrols push to catch up before Saturday night as nearly every state is represented and countries including France, Germany, Ireland, Austria, Russia, Denmark, and Canada join the effort.
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Young Women’ Christian Association
France
Germany
Ireland
Austria
Russia
Denmark
West Indies
Heatland
Cuba
Switzerland
Artostica
Sweden
Holland
England
Canada
South America
Presidential primary debate continues in Congress
President Wilson advocates nationwide presidential primaries with party conventions serving mainly to declare primary results and frame platforms. Senate and House discuss constitutional concerns and several bills, led by Cummins and Pomerene, while some states already plan primaries impacting future nominating conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
United States
Senate
Pomerene
Albert Ss
Tumimin
Iowa
House
Cummins
Cholera Defense Tactic Hinted in Austrian Plan
Vienna dispatch claims cholera spreading in frontier towns due to neglected sanitation, used as a defense to deter an Italian invasion. The March report notes authorities rely on the epidemic to stop the invasion, highlighting frontier tension between Austria and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Rome
Vienna
Levy on the Farmers and Stockyards Robber Barons
Carl Vrooman assistant secretary of the Department of Agriculture told Yale Alumni in Washington that stockyards dealers resemble robber barons of the Rhine and levy tributes on farmers. He urged stronger marketing offices and extension of Smith Lever laws to improve farm prosperity and warned scientists may lack commercial instinct. Edwin W. Baker won the $9 Yale scholarship from the local association.
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Chicago
Carl Vrooman
Department of Agriculture
Yale Alumni Association of Washington
University Club
Vrooman
Secretary of Agriculture
Office of Markets and Rural Organization
Ite
Edwin W. Baker
Washington
Missouri Congressman Loyal to Announcement Triggers Primary Scramble
Mr Lloyd faced protests from district leaders but said he would not change his stance. The First Missouri district now sees many potential congressional hopefuls, signaling a lively scramble. Lisyd, longtime Accounts Committee chair and postal affairs expert, faces shifts as battleships Missouri in Wisconsin and the Naval Reserve at Philadelphia are ordered to Annapolis for summer duties.
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Lloyd
Missouri
Lisyd
House
Pestatier
Mfinsouri
Wisconsin
Naval A
Philadelphia
Zestern Lay
Annapolis
The Post's War Pictures at Columbus Theater
The Post shows motion war pictures featuring allied and enemy forces following armies into battle. The screenings promise daily TRO performances at the Columbus Theater, offering an immersive view of the front lines.
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Post
Helga
Fresingland
TRO
Columba Theater
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