Stands by Ghauffeur Condemn Marshal Action
Three hundred messages from prominent Washingtonians urged that Bell not be fined for speed near Glen Echo. Mayor Garrett said Vivian Bell would surrender for trial. automobility group leaders claim they were not guilty and press claims of marshal’s overreach amidst arrests.
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Bell
Automobile Party
Glen Echo
Garrett
R. G. Caverly
Automotive Club of Washington
Vivian D. Bel
Shonts
Mills
Grafton Hotel
Marshal Collins
Shants
Caverty
New York
Mr. Caverty
Automobily Club
Automobilists
Washington
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Zila
Willam F. Mahaney
Knox
Baron Henpemauller
Mayer Garrett
Uepeete
Hns
Fia
Uhich
Maryland
Glen Ecoo
Marshal Collings
Richard Tyler
Dar
Tyler
Dunlap Fails To Wed In Chicago Wedding Plot
Special to The Washington Post indicates William A. Dunlap, NY hat designer and mine owner, and Miss Lavendel Byers left the Auditorium Hotel after arriving with her mother. Byers, 18, formerly with a Broadway manicure shop, reportedly planned to wed and honeymoon in Salt Lake City but disappeared, with Dunlap denying engagement and citing a pending breach of promise suit by Miss Pitts for 25,000.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Will'am
A. Dunlap
New York
Miss Byers
Mary E. Peart
Broadway
Dunlap
Misa Byers
Miss Pitts
Salt Lake City
William A. Dunlap
Bea
Lavender Byers
St. James Building
Twenty-Sixth
Mr. Dunlap
Auditorium Hotel
Dunlop
Nevada
Lulu B. Freer
Monticello
N.Y
Hackneydown
England
America
Mary H. Peart
Duniap
Four Year Law Course Recommendation From AALS
The executive committee of the Association of American Law Schools favored a four year law course for all universities with night schools. The proposal will be reviewed at the Association's annual session in Portland, Maine in August. Also noted is a concert at Anacostia Church by the Epworth League on Friday April 12 at 8 p.m. Walter H. Holt directs and H. Ernest Galleher manages. Educational contest entries are due by 6 p.m. Monday April 1.
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Association O? American Law Schools
George Washington University
The
Association of American Law Schools
Portland
Anacostia Church
Epworth League
Anacostia
Wealthy New York socialite Anita Stewart linked to $75 million will
In New York reports on the Smith estate the will of late James Henry Smith is said to favor his stepdaughter Anita Stewart. The widow is slated to inherit most of the $75,000,000 fortune while George Cooper heads to New York to witness the will’s opening.
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Tokyo
Duke of Manchester
James Henry Smith
New York
Adota
Japan
Smth
Bright
America
Anita Stewart
Mr. Smith
William Whitelander Stewart
George Alexander Cooper
Archie to Miss the Fun at Egg Rolling Day on White House Grounds
Police issued detailed crowd control and conduct instructions for Egg Rolling Day on the White House grounds. Archie Roosevelt will miss the event due to diphtheria weakness. only younger children with guardians may enter. gates close at 1 pm. Engines band to play, Engineer Band concert at the ellipse, and grounds to be cleared after the event.
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Archie Roosevelt
White House
Sylvester
Frome
Capl. Boyle
Matenia of the Ellipse
Garriages
Social and Personal. Dunlap engagement to Miss Byers announced
Palm Beach reports show varied amusements including a buried treasure party. New York millionaire William A. Dunlap plans to wed 17 year old Lavender Byers after a whirlwind courtship in a Chicago engagement set to be finalized there. The couple will reside in Salt Lake City after marriage.
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Palm Beach
St. Augustine
Florida
Dove on a hat stirs Audubon debate in Washington
The Audubon Society faces questions as a dove adorns Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth’s hat. Officials debate whether the bird is a legal, real, or artificial specimen and if the matter warrants society action. Members emphasize public sentiment against killing wild birds and note import/export loopholes.
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Shington Society
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Roosevelt
Audubon Society
Audubon
Loneworth
Paris
Justice Barnard
John D. Patten
England
Hall of Fame at the Fair Highlights Dancing Girl Feature
Acacia Lodge plans a booth at the Masonic fair with a hall of fame, statues and portraits of renowned figures. Displays include 2 dollar family items, a blue silk robe bearing autographs, and a dancing girl emblem to draw visitors. A souvenir card will feature the dancing girl in color.
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Acacia Lodge
Hall of Fame
Grand Lodge
Board of Control
Booth
H. G. Brown
L. G. Wilson
J. W. Windsor
G. W. Koonce
M. Grace Carter
P. Ll. Webb
C. A. Springer
J. F. Gatchel
C. E. Stevens
J. C. Haley
Lodge
Confederate Veterans' Hall
H Street
Fair Committee of
Harmony Lodge
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Ghauffeur
Mrs. Shonts
Hatman
Masicurist
Favors
American Law Schools
Vepa Pew Halhive
Elle
Cen
Telia
James Henry. Smith
Mas
J. Smith
Archie
Galt & Bro
Penna, Ave
Social and Personal
Jmatea
Nicholas Longworth
Washington Society
Audubon Association
Masons
Is Elkins
Katherine Elkins
Stephen B. Elkine
West Virginia
K Street
Northwest
Minor Morris
Bendota
Velatis
Fourteenth ST. N. W
Velati
Fourteenth Street
Fussell
Department of Agriculture
Fussell Ice Cream Co
M. T. Fussell
New York Ave
Diamonds
Victor and Edison Machines
Westernway
Tons Dermatological Institute
Jith
F Gta
Old Colony
N. W
Stieff Pianos Fe
Stanbane
Eit
Chas
M. Stieff
11Th St. Estoy
Conliff
Managa
Eason
Vv. D. Rosen
St. Cor
Gunday Post
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Richmond
F Street
Thomson
Casey Seo
Falla
Boston
Castelberg
Atlantic & Pacific Feece
Cor
7Th and & Sts
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