Wilsons tariff message ready for cabinet review
President Wilson finished the tariff focused message for the extra session and held a major White House conference with Secretary Redfield about it. He also plans to attend the opening baseball game and toss the first ball, receiving a notable No. 1 pass from Ban Johnson.
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Clark
Leeb
Longstreet
Wilson
Congress
Redfield
White House
Conference Committee
New Jersey
Trias
Benjamin Minor
Washington Club
Ban Johnson
Democratic Club Presidents Back Clayton and Rudolph Strong
Democratic clubs and civic groups press President Wilson to name Willam McClayton or Cuno Rudolph to the DC commissionerships. Clayton is backed by multiple district associations, Rudolph cited for his public service and nonpartisan appeal. Civic Betterment Association endorses both, while other candidates like Hart Oyster Callahan Cox Carr and Weller remain in contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Clayton
Rudolph
Hoth
Civic Association
Wilson
District of Columbia
Tumulty
White House
Central West
Congress
Willam McClayton
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Indorse Willam McK Clayton
William Cranch McIntire
Jackson Democratic Association
John 8 Miller
Columbia Democratic Club
J Fred Miller
The
Young Mens Democratic Club
Edwin 4 Newman
District of Columbia Democratic’ Association
Frank J McQuade
Northern Liberties Democratic Association
John G Campbell
South Washington Democratic Club
John Krady
West Washington Wilson and Marshall Club
Lorenzo G. Warfield
National Democratic Association
Cuno H. Rudolph
Civic Betterment Association
Lenroot criticized by M C Bryan over Progressive third party
Bryan urges Lenroot to respect Progressives elected to Congress from Washington. He notes Lenroot’s Republican ties contrast with Progressives who oppose Taft and Sherman openly. Bryan says many lawmakers were elected as Progressives and must stay faithful to their voters, not Vermont or Mormon signals, implying Lenroot favors Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bull Moose
M. C
J. W. Bryan
Washington
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Taft
Root
National Republican Committee
Barnes
Penrose
Mr. Lenroot
Sherman
Congress
Vermont
Wilson
Alumni Meeting At George Washington University Elects Officers
The George Washington University Alumni Association held its annual meeting to discuss departmental affairs and reelect officers led by Dean W A Wilbur and Dean John Paul Earnest. A nominating committee recommended the slate, unanimously approved, with J Holdsworth Gordon as President and H L Hodgkins as Secretary. A buffet lunch followed and the group planned the annual banquet at Rauchers tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington University Alumni Association
University
G Street
W. A. Wilbur
Columbia College
John Paul Earnest
Law
H. L. Hodgkins
Dean Parneat
Edwin C. Brandenburg
George ©. Acker
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Joseph Stewart
E. A. Byrnes
T N. McLaughlin
L. Russell Alden
E. J. Thurston
C. ©. Calhoun
HL. Hodgkins
J. B. Larner
B. H Barnaollar
James W. Berry
Henry C. Beyer
Hugh G. Boutell
R. S
Bordeau Sisco
H N Sisco
Albert D. Spangler
Elmer Stewart
A. T. Stuart
Wol Symone
M. F. Thompson
E. L. Thurston
R. M. Towson
Harold E. Warner
Bertha Frances Wolfe
Frederick Yates
W . Wilbur
Rauscher's
Fugitive Massengill attacks deputies near Smithfield
Deputy Ed Strickland was killed and Deputy Stanley wounded when Noell Massengill, an escaped convict on a whisky retal sentence, resisted arrest nine miles from Smithfield. Bloodhounds pursued, Massengill fled to his father’s home. Strickland was slain, Stanley mortally wounded, massing the escapee on the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Ed. Strickland
Stanley
Noell Massengill
Smithfield
Strickland
Massengill
Yachting World proposes arbitration of America's Cup deed
The Yachting World suggests submitting the New York Yacht Club held deed of gift as trustee to arbitration. The Journal calls the notion untenable that NYYC alone can interpret the deed of gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yachting World
New York Yacht Club
China Recognition Urged by China Society Leader
Dr Louis Livington Seaman, head of the China Society of America, presented to the President resolutions urging early recognition of the Chinese republic. He praised the new government as stable and capable of foreign obligations and noted China’s desire for U.S. friendship. No promise was made. Advocates hope for action before Yuan Shikai’s formal presidency on April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Livington Seaman
China Society of América
The
China Society
China
Seaman
Watson
Russia
Japan
Wilson
John R. Mott
Yuan Shai Kai
Hunt for piano agent in assault case over installment piano
Carrie Jackson, a former customer, accuses a T. P. Culley & Son representative of assault while recovering a sold piano on installments. Attorney Walter Plumley says a warrant is pending once the man is named. The company repossessed the piano the day after the alleged incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Culley & Son
Carrie Jackson
Walter Plumley
Plumiey
Piano Company
Pupil Gardeners Ready for District School Grounds Repair
The District allocates 1200 dollars for upkeep of public school gardens. Reopening classrooms Monday will launch lawn and garden improvements at several schools and city sites including the Speedway. Miss Susan B. Sipe directs the program, expecting to surpass prior efforts with volunteer pupil labor guiding ongoing spring and summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Sipe
Wind injures aged man at Ninth and F streets
George Siccardi, 6 years old, of 1227 N street NW, was blown down by wind yesterday afternoon at Ninth and F streets NW. He suffered a deep forehead cut and was stunned briefly. Passers-by assisted him to a drug store for treatment and he walked home with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Siccardi
N Street
Ninth
Shceards
James McCrea Relapses as Health Fails at Last
Philadelphia on March 27 reports James McCrea former president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has been ill for some time. His condition worsened today with little hope for recovery. He has long been a prominent figure in the rail industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Butler Guests at Alumni Dinner Highlight New Columbia School
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University spoke at the Alumni Association dinner at the University Club about the new journalism school now hosting 100 students with a post graduate science curriculum next fall. Surg Gen Stokes of the navy described care for 6000 sick and prevention aims in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association of
Columbia University
University Club
Nicholas Murray Butler
Butler
Association
New School of Journalism
Science Schools of
Columbia
Surg. Gen. Stokes
Navy
Nicholas Luquer
Old Columbia
College Place
Fortyninth Street
16Th Street
William Waller
G. Oakley Totten
Marcus Benjamin
Samuel S. Laws
William H. Hillyer
C. L. Anderson
Ice
G Oaokley Totten, Jr
H. G C. Barnard
Francis Walker
Albert H. Foy
G. & Rogers
C. F.stokes
John van R. Hoff
Arnold Hague
Elmer C. Fabrney
C. N. Tanner
Edwin Kirk
Walter L.ford
Oscar L. Mailmore
Dr. Butler
Charles A. Heard
Edwin M. Orchard
Children Din Fancy Dress At Arion Club Event
More than 10 children in fancy costumes attended the Arion Damen Vereine annual children's entertainment at the Arion Club. Parents organized games of the fatherland with prizes for best groups couples and singles. Winners included John Prediger Henry Kulm Louis Americus Freda Kulm and others. The entertainment committee listed several women and Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion Damen Vereine
Arion Club
John Prediger
Henry Kulm
Louis Americus
Freda Kulm
Catherine Kulm
Elsa Schwarz
Rosa Savage
Valerie Linsbach
Rosa Wassmann
Winnling
Olga Heplhensteine
Foster Benchert
Thelma Bower
Emma Morgenwick
Lena Reckewes
Alberta
Altemus
Dorothea Wassman
Bertram Spiess
Virginia Darker
Henry Reckewes
Lena East
Herman Steiner
B Kerumke
F. Wassman
H. Bueter
H Herman
Pauline Holer
Two More Die From Omaha Easter Tornado Toll
Omaha reports two additional deaths from Easter Sunday tornado injuries. Victims are Mrs Pearl Adams a three week bride and Mrs EB Snyder. City crews resume search of wreckage as disaster toll rises with 112 identified in Omaha and 42 in nearby cities for a total of 154 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
Mar
Pearl Adams
Snyder
Council Bluffs
U S Scientists Praised At Washington Jewelers Meeting
Dr Louis Fischer of the Bureau of Standards lauded Washington as housing the nation’s top scientists while urging the creation of a university to utilize their work. He noted growth from one physicist to over a dozen in twelve years. Guests included J A Oswald and William F Gude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis Fischer
Wireau of Standards
Jewelers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Standards
J. A Oswald
Indiana State Jewelers’ Society
William F. Gude
Grand Jury May Hear Thaw
New York March 27 The grand jury began an investigation into the attempted release of Harry J Thaw from Matteawan with Gov Sulzer s investigating committee having recently taken testimony Witnesses subpoenaed include Dr John F Russell former Matteawan superintendent Augustus Roeder Dr W J O Sullivan and Charles J Kennedy John Anhut the lawyer who sought Thaws liberty was invited to appear but not subpoenaed An effort will be made to have Thaw testify
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry J. Thaw
Matteawan
Thaw
Meeting Lincoln Told By Maj Merwin At Ta koma Park
Maj J D Merwin age 82 and a fellow Lincoln friend shared reminiscences with Washington Foreign Mission Seminary students at Tacoma Park. He recalled meeting Lincoln at a Springfield public meeting and the White House dinner with the future president, noting the transformation from rough appearance to admired leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrraham Lincoln
J. D. Merwin
Washington Foreign Mission Seminary
Takoma Park
Lincain
White House
Maj Merwin
Lincoln
Springfield
Progressives Seek Expanded Incorporators in New York
In Albany on March 27 the National Progressive party of New York State voted to increase incorporators to include the executive committee and to make all 175 State committeemen members of the corporation. The group proposed rule changes to allow recall of state officers and committee members, with Theodore Roosevelt anticipated at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eae
Albany
N. Y
National Progressive Party of
New York State
Theodore Roosevelt
Government study delays Friedmann tuberculosis remedy reveal
The Public Health Service will not determine the remedy’s efficacy until Dr Friedmann provides vaccine details. Surgeon P LAvinder is added to the commission to observe patients. Blue says 60 New York cases are not enough. 100 or more should be inoculated to speed results.
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P. H. Lavinder
Surgeon General
Friedmann
Berlin
Lavinder
Blue
P . Lavinder
Public Health Service
New York
A. M Stimson
Friedmann patents better after tuberculosis vaccine trial
Seven of the patients inoculated by Dr Friedrich Friedmann at the Hospital for Deformities and Joint Diseases show marked improvement. Several cases have been long standing, including a girl who can bend her limb for the first time in five years. Twenty three other patients treated were outside cases with no home reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Friedrich If’. Friedmann
Henry W. Frauenthal
Frauenthal
Hen Could Lay 10000 Eggs in Ideal Incubation Talk
Prof. Frank C. Hare of the Department of Agriculture told the Capital Poultry and Pigeon Association at the Carnegie Library lecture hall last night that a hen could lay ten thousand eggs in her natural life under right conditions. He used lantern slides to illustrate. The Chinese hatch with mud ovens and achieve better results than Americans with improved apparatus. The lecture ended with a brief business meeting and membership applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Hare
Department of Agriculture
Poultry and Pigeon Associaton
Carnegie Library
Hare
Texans Celebrate San Jaemte Day Anniversary
The Texas Society of Washington will observe the Texas independence day anniversary on the night of April 21. Postmaster General Burleson and Secretary of Agriculture Houston, both Texans, are expected to speak. A committee is drafting the program and will finalize arrangements at a Friday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Society of Washington
Burleson
Houston
Hails Citys Ball Team Board of Trade Compare to Washington Climbers
The Board of Trade dinner at Hotel Continental praised the Washington baseball team and urged new members. Resolution urged by Chris J. Gockeler asked eleven new members, aiming for a total of 1 111 with 137 since the last November meeting.
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Board of Trade
Washington Climbers
Washington
Continental
Chris J. Gockeler
Clark Griffith
H. Clifford Bangs
J. Edward Lewis
Richard L. Conner
Harry Almond
E. R. Brooks
William E. Burns
George W. Brace
Stacy H. Briant
Walter M. Brown
Frank E. Cunningham
Charles F. Crane
Charles T Claggett
P. D. Cone
Clarence Dodge
Dr. H. Clarence Duffey
William K. Ellis
William John Eynon
John R Ergood
W. L. Elliott
Eugene Gott
William M. Hallam
Guy H. Johnson
Theodore M. Judd
J Leo Kolb
George Plitt
Charles H. Ridenour
Wiliam H. Singleton
Odell
Smith
Edwin K. Staley
Parker H. Sweet
Fred, J. White
Arthur D. Joll
M. A. Weller
Wilson vows to keep Miss Lathrop as head of children’s bureau
President Wilson stated yesterday he will not approve removal of Miss Julia Lathrop from her post as head of the children's bureau in the Department of Labor. A strong plea favored Mrs. Robert C Wickliffe, widow of the late Representative Wickliffe, but the President remains determined to retain Miss Lathrop, believing she handles her duties satisfactorily.
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Wilson
Julia Lathrop
Department of Labor
Robert C Wickliffe
Wickliffe
Washington
Miss Lathrop
Alfonso Hurt Playing Golf In Madrid Today
King Alfonso of Spain sustained serious injuries while playing golf in Madrid. Local newspapers report the injuries are not yet public, with authorities not releasing details of the nature or extent of the harm.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Spain
Women to See Wilson Conference Next Monday
National American Woman's Equal Suffrage Association will send a delegation from nine states to meet President Wilson at the White House Monday at 1140 to press for suffrage. Five speakers confirmed for the Columba Theater mass meeting on April 7 include Mrs James Lees Laidlaw and Mrs Anna Shaw. A flood relief fund was started at suffrage headquarters with a $35 donation to Gov Cox of Ohio, to aid victims.
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National American Woman's Equal Suffrage
United States
National Council of Woman Voters
Wilson
White House
Chamberlin
Annie HH Pitzer
Colorado
Charles Morton
Washington
DuBosa
Idaho
John E Baker
California
Frank W Mondell
Wyoming
Columba Theater
Lucy Burns
National Board of the Association
Mias Burns
James Lees Laidiow
Anna Shaw
Michigan
Janet Richards
Robert la Follette
Heathe Forbes-Robertson
Burns
National Association
Arvilla “S Donough
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
Helen Gardner
Gov Cox
Ohio
F Street Northwest
Emma Gillett
National American Woman's Equal Suffrage Association
Four Elopes to Baltimore Tell Washington Social Set
Baltimore special reports two sisters Lene Harris and Salome Harris and two close friends, James Hansom and Paul Barstow, eloped after evading relatives opposed to marriage. The couples, both prominent in Washington society, wed at midnight with Rev. David F. Nell officiating and telegraphed the news to Washington. Hansom works as an advertising agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad and Barstow is a real estate broker.
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Washington
Baltimore
Lene Harris
Winston Apartments
James Hansom
Eighth Street
Salome Harris
Winston
Paul D Barstow
Connecticut Avenue Northwest
Hansom
Pennsylvania Railroad
Barstow
David F. Nell
Farewell dinner honors Earl as he leaves for New York firm
Charles Earl of the Department of Commerce hosts a Wig dinner at the University Club. Earl, a Washington native, will resign Monday to become general counsel for a New York corporation. Attendees include Luther Conant Jr and other officials. Widow Margaret F Rumsey files will probate for Joseph Rumsey estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Post
New York
Charles Earl
Department of Commerce
Tabor
University Club
Earl
Washington
William W. Bride
Luther Conant, Jr
Wiliam R. Harr
Gen Ahler
Lisle
Lipscomb
Edward T Quigley
Hartwell McCartney
Thomas J Fisher
Franklin G. Wixson
I. J van Doren
M Markham Flannery
William
Flannery
William J Hughes
Arthur L Davis
Robinson White
William M Lytle
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Col
Howard A Glenn
Missouri
Col Glenn
Garner
John W Davis
West Virginia
Goff
Senate
Watson Sague
Collector Loeb
John A. Sague
Poughkeepsie
William Loeb, Jr
West
Gainesville
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Bell
D. C
Yi Eee
Sacred Heart Convent
Heralds
Arter the Tornado
Street
Raph
Corres
G. W. U. Alumni
Gordon
RILES
Condon Sporting Paper
L. L. Seaman
Republic
Hunt For Piano Agent
James M’crea
Gen. Stokes
U. S
Grand Jury
Slayer
Maj. Merwin
Friedmana
Prof. Hare
Capital Poultry Club
Mrs. Wickliffe
Child Bureau
Eagles
Worthy
David E. Wolf
Washington Aerie of Eagles
William E Evans
Baltimore Marching Club
Tokyo
J. C. Rumsey
Margaret F Rumsey
Joseph Rumsey
Rumsey
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