Miss Marion Oliver Trapped Under Horse On Slippery Bridge
Miss Marion Oliver daughter of Robert Shaw Oliver Assistant Secretary of War suffers a fractured leg after her horse slipped on a Connecticut Avenue bridge and pinned her. The accident occurred during a Chevy Chase Hunt Club cross country ride, requiring others to lift the horse and an auto was summoned to return her home where she lies with a broken limb and crutches. She is limited to moving about on crutches and may manage short car rides in a few days. She is a golf and tennis enthusiast but athletic activity is unlikely until late summer.
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Chevy Chase Hunt Club
Marion Oliver
Robert Shaw Oliver
Q Street
Miss Oliver
Chavy Chase Hunt Club
New Bridge
Connecticut Avenue
Two Held in Auto Row Collision in Washington
Robert C. Dove son of J Maury Dove was arrested at New York avenue and Thirteenth street after his automobile struck a crowd waiting for a car. Thomas Johnson was injured and later charged with assault. Both men were released on bond. Dove faced collision charges and Johnson assault. A woman and a man were injured. the man was Palas W Hutchinson.
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Robert C. Dove
J. Maury Dove
New Hampshire Avenue
New York Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Thomas Johnson
Ninth Street
Johnson
Dove
O H. Lambert
Palas W Hutchinson
May Break Old Columns On Riverside Move
The two columns in Potomac park likely will be removed today by owner Martin McNamara for commercial use. He is building a rip rap wall along the riverfront for the government and the columns may be used there. He laments the loss but says the District will not purchase them, noting one bid from a Boston contractor and threatening action if not resolved.
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Potomac Park
Martin McNamara
McNamara
Mr. McNamara
Boston
French sermon given at Convent of Perpetual Adoration
The Very Rev Father Grimal, president of Marist College at Catholic University, delivered the second French sermon yesterday afternoon at the Convent of Perpetual Adoration in V street. Several members of the diplomatic circle attended the services.
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Father Grimal
Marist College
Catholic University
Convent of Perpetual Adoration
V Street
Cleric Hat Stir Sparks Ethics Debate in Western Church
Assistant rector of the Church of Ascension in Quandary questions ministerial garb after eighteen months among Cowboys, shaping debate over clerical attire and conduct.
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Church of Ascension
Minister Defends Cowboy Hat Wears Western Style
Rev Francis Desaltes Carroll assistant rector at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension faces parishioner criticism over his wide brimmed black sombrero. He says ministers should wear what they choose and plans to keep his cowboy hat despite unease among some parishioners. Carroll hails from the Duddington branch of the Carroll family.
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Francis Desaltes-Carroll
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Massachusetts Avenue
Twelfth Street
Carroll
Wyoming
Tre
Church of the Ascension
V. F. D. Carroll
Dr. Carroll
Duddington
Carroll Family
Descendant of Carroll Receives Call to Albany Church
The Rev. Dr. Carroll, assistant rector of the Church of the Ascension in Ton, Md., born in Baltimore, 28, trained in Spain and Italy, studied at Virginia Seminary, served near Spearfish Wyoming, then Ascension for five months. He has received a call from St. Peter’s Episcopal Church of Albany N F but has not decided.
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Ton, Md
Daniel Carroll
Charles Carroll
Carroll
Church of the Ascension
Baltimore
American Schoola
Barcelona
Spain
Rome
Italy
America
Virginia Seminary
Alexandria
Wyoming
Spearfish
Deadwood
St. Peter's Episcopal Church of
Albany
N. F
Democrats Invade Capital In Quest For House Jobs
Democrats flood Washington as 267 members seek offices in the new House, with 500 jobs available. A Democratic representative notes the surge from constituents eager for employment, while 750000 dollars in Republican salaries are at risk of turnover.
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Grover Cleveland
New Democratic House
Washington
Giant Wireless Pole To Catch 3000 Mile Flash
Dream of naval officials to be realized in erection of a steel tower higher than the Washington Monument. A vast pole would span the Atlantic, with department heads able to maintain direct contact with the entire ocean stretch.
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Washington Monument
Atlantic Ocean
Weather and technical notes from a March climate brief
Rain covered most eastern districts with snow in northern midwest regions as a low over Lake Michigan drives a Monday shift eastward. Warmth returns later in the plains and eastern Rockies after a cold snap across Tennessee and Ohio valleys. A high power wireless station for the navy may be erected at Fort Myer to link Washington with Atlantic vessels, with a proposed tower height about 600 feet and limited existing stations in Brant Rock and New York Navy Yard.
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U. S
Weather Bureau
Washington
Sp. mi
Plainy States
Middle States
New England
Plains States
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Misalusippi River
Lake
Onin Valley
Tennessee
Ohio
Misatsatop
Rocky Mountain
Indiana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Carrabelle
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
Navy
Fort Myer
Atlantic Ocean
National Capital
Washington Monument
Brant Rock
Mass
New York Navy Yard
Sands Street
Asheville
Atlanta
Indianapolis
England
Jaukeonville
Los Angeles
Cal
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New Orléans
New York
N.Y
North Platte
Nebr
Omaha
Pitteburg
Portland
Salt Lake City
Uta
St Louis
Psul Mion
San Francinci Cal
Smingfield
Bishop Confers Sacrament at Georgetown and Trinity
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Harding led confirmations yesterday at Christ Church Georgetown and later at Trinity Episcopal Church. He was assisted by Rev. Dr. James H. W. Blake and Rev. Dr. Richard P. Williams. A full choir performed with Percy Thompson solo during offertory.
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Harding
Christ Church
Georgetown
James H. W. Blake
Blake
Percy Thompson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Richard Pp. Williams
Trinity Church
Dedication of St Charles Church Opens New Parish Venture
Archbishop Diomede Falconio officiated the St Charles Church dedication in Clarendon Virginia with Bishop Van De Vyver and Father Lackey leading a large Catholic delegation. Mr Charles Rauscher donated land and funds for a church parish hall rectory and convent school, with the brick structure featuring mission style interior and seating for about 375.
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Falconio
Father Laskey
Father Lackey
Richmond
van de Vyver
Clarendon
Firat
Charles Rauscher
Washington
Wants More Men s Churches Says Rev Goodwin at YMCA Talk
Rev. Frank J. Goodwin of Mount Pleasant Congregational Church urges making the church a man s church in a YMCA talk on the religion of young men. He says women come for family reasons while the church needs brothers to be dynamos, not sponges, in service and leadership. He favors spiritual life that blends natural life with faith.
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Goodwin
Frank J. Goodwin
Mount Pleasant
Young Men's Christian Association
Bones in Suitcase Found Near Great Falls Va Woman Suspected
Dr F B Laney of the Geological Survey found a crushed leather suitcase with decomposed leg bones near the Potomac at Difficult Run. He believed the remains were those of an adult woman, likely a crime, and handed the case to Fairfax County authorities while urging identity efforts.
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Great Falls
F. B. Laney
Geological Survey
Virginia Authority
Laney
Sher[t
Virginia
Thirteenth Street
Old Dominion
Difficult Run
Potomac River
Falls
Run
Fairfax County
Pastor Rebukes Husbands Over Unhappy Washington Homes
The Rev. John A. Briggs of Fifth Baptist Church criticized husbands in a sermon on Family Problems. He cited mismatches in marriage, women's dissatisfaction, and especially improper conduct by men as the main causes of domestic unhappiness, urging greater domestic responsibility and heartfelt attentions.
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Washington
John A. Briggs
Fifth Baptist Church
Mr. Briggs
Calvary Baptist Sunday School Holds 48th Roll Call
Calvary Baptist Church marked its 48th annual roll call with a membership of 1652. Pastor Rev. Dr Samuel H Greene was ill and did not attend. Supt Pierson H Bristow presided and Mrs William A Wilbur led the exercises. Music was provided by A D Mayo organist, with Helen Meyers and Warren Hooke on piano, Stuart Dewey on cornet, J Elmer Fox on clarinet, Henry Hooke, Lee Rhine, George Reber, and W Murdock on violin.
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Calvary Baptist Sunday School
Samuel H. Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
Pierson H. Bristow
William A. Wilbur
A. D. Mayo
Helen Meyers
Warren Hooke
Stuart Dewey
Oregon initiative law await Supreme Court ruling
The U S Supreme Court may not rule on Oregon’s initiative and referendum licensing tax until next term, with over 75 cases to hear. Pacific States Telephone argues the 2 percent gross receipts tax on telecoms breaches state and federal constitutional principles. The Oregon court previously defended the initiative method as preserving representative government. This marks the first high court review of this legislative method.
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Standard Oil
Tobacco Corporations
Oregon
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Supreme Court of Oregon
Cardinal Gibbons Confirms 8 Classes at St Ann’s
Cardinal Gibbons presided over an 11 o’clock service at St Ann’s Tinillytown where he confirmed eight classes totaling 123 candidates. He was aided by Rev Dr William J Kerby and Rev James Burns. After high mass, officials and educators from Catholic University Holy Cross Georgetown and St Thomas College attended. Cardinal Gibbons later visited Chevy Chase to inspect the new Church of the Blessed Sacrament under construction.
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Cardinal Gibbons
St. Ann's Church
Tinnallytown
William J. Kerby
Catholic University
James Burns
Holy Cross College
James A. Smyth
St. Patrick's Church
Richard ,&. Cartright
John C. Smyth
St. Thomas’ College
Joseph A. Himmel
Georgetown University
Mer. Shahan
Edward Devitt
Thomas G. Smyth
St. Ann’s Church
Father Smyth
Chevy Chase
President Taft Recovers From Pink Eye Attack
President Taft shows rapid improvement from pink eye that sidelined him for days. He kept connected, wore colored glasses to read, canceled engagements, walked with Secretary Norton, attended church, and is expected to resume normal eyeglasses within a few days unless new complications arise.
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Taft
Norton
Belasco Postpones Play After Sam Bernard Death
Sam Bernard's father's death forces Belasco Theater to close the first part of the week. Bernard was in New York yesterday visiting his father, who had been ill for some time. The start date of He Came From Milwaukee depends on Bernard's return after the funeral, likely Wednesday.
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Sam Bernard
Milwaukee
Belasco Theater
Playhouse
Mr. Bernard
New York
Belasco
Iditarod Faces Famine as Food Prices Soar in Alaska
Special to The Washington Post reports a looming food shortage in Iditarod Alaska with staples priced high and some items becoming unobtainable within twelve weeks. Travelers receive warnings against large influxes as 200 men head toward Iditarod amid dwindling supplies and a scarcity of game provides the only fresh meat. In Charleston West Virginia C W L Boyd buys the Federal Hill estate near Charleston for 104 dollars per acre.
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Washington Post
Tacoma
Waeh
Iditarod
Valdez New Apaera
Innoke
Kuskokwin
Charleston
W. Va
W. L. Boyd
Kabletown
Federal Hill
Eichelberger
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Voung
Treasury
Miss Marion Oliver
Rev. F. D. Carroll
Club
Metropolitan Bank
Lansburgh Furniture Co
Church of Religious Society
Muat Be Wote Society
Eae Ood FC
Metropolitan Bark
Metropoltan Bank
Phons
Sapshine
Christ and Trinity Churches
ST. Charles
Catholic Church
Rchbishop
Diomede Falconio
United States
Chiendon
Mgr. Cerretti
George Aloaugherty
A. Vin de Vyver
F. P. Lackey
Alexander P. Doyie
Apostolic Mission House
Brother Crouch
Washington Council
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus of Alexandria
Firestone
Columbus
Probey's
Archbishop Diomede Falconio
Bones
7Th St
S. Goldheim & Sons
Seventh St
Bet. M and
Nyee Garage
Br ‘Hone North
Aia
St. Ann’s
President
Sam Berard
Alaska
New
Bath, Inc
Robinson Bros. & Co., Inc
Malden
Algo
Tenth Street
N. W
Rte
South Carolina
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Christian Xander
Phome
St. Acusen
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Th. Steinway
Aptha Marington
John F. Ellis & CO
Pennsylvania
Mechanics’ Savings Bank Pa
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Ee Chevy Chase
Thomas J. Fisher & CO. Inc
15Th St
MANE
Deee Delogee
L. L. Perkins
Colorado
Ralph W. Lee
14Th Street
N.W
Sanitary Grocery Co
Emily
Fredh Barnes
Eleventh Street
DR. White
Ave
Byron S.adams
Baltimore Woolen Mills
Provident Bank
Ee Ballentine
Newark
Shoemaker Co
Washington, D.C
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