Bryan Appeals to Coast Voters in California
Secretary of State Bryan travels to California urging a referendum on the alien land act and calling for a two year limit to diplomacy while California legislators debate the measure. He thanks Governor Johnson and lawmakers for their reception and stresses federal interest in a peaceful resolution with Japan.
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Countess Cottenham’s Death Ruled Accidental Gunshot
Earl testifies that his wife likely stumbled over a tree stump near Elvenden Priory causing her gun to discharge. The inquest in Henley, England, found accidental death after the Countess of Cottenham, twin sister of Violet Nevill, was found dead in 1916 with a heart wound during a hunting era.
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George Washington Versorial Association launches fund drive
The George Washington Versorial Association opens a campaign to raise two million dollars for an inn building project and public venue. It already has half a million for maintenance and a donated site from the government. The plan aims to secure an additional four hundred thousand one hundred and ten dollars for a proper binding and endowment. Mrs Henry F Buavck is listed as president.
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Spring Excursion in Southern Railway Ad Page 4
Advertisement notes a spring excursion offered by Southern Railway with departure details and pricing. Features travel to popular destinations, dates, and booking instructions highlighted on page four of today’s newspaper.
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Pro-tariff Wool Schedule Passes Amid Debate in House
The House backed the Underwood wool schedule 74 to 193 after Republicans failed to rally behind Payne’s substitute, which proposed 18 cents a pound on raw wool. Democrats pressed the bill amid protest by Britain joining other nations over ship incentives, with chiffons duty raised to 60 percent ad valorem and debates continuing on tariff policy and the tariff board’s findings.
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Sugar Industry Dead and a Tariff Controversy
The piece discusses divisions within a party caucus over tariff policy and immigration aid, arguing the beet sugar industry is dying yet national independence rises. It notes a British protest over a tariff provision favoring American bottoms and hints at amendments to the tariff bill to address treaty concerns with Britain.
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Photograph Aura Death To Lose Its Terrors
New Jersey woman recounts seeing the soul of her father in law at a deathbed and witnesses ethereal wings. The Leavenworth convict who claims to photograph the human aura argues it links life and death and could transform medicine, ending death’s terrors.
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March for Ballot 20000 Earnest Women Parade in New York
A massive 20000 strong suffrage parade moved up Fifth Avenue under yellow banners with Inez Milholland on a chestnut cab leading bands and banners for votes for women. The route from Washington Square to 59th Street drew a quarter million spectators as diverse groups from New York and beyond marched, with banners calling for ballot access and leadership standards for women in public life.
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Park View leader falls through road on Park Road
John G McGrath president of the Park View Citizens Association slipped on Park Road yesterday morning. He grabbed a plank to stay above sliding dirt and said he would ask the commissioners to improve the road. The note ends with an unrelated fragment about a product in Ports Will.
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Post Motor Truck Reliability Run Details
The Washington Post motor truck reliability run begins at The Post building at 6 45 tomorrow. Twenty trucks from 800 pounds to 4 tons compete with three government ambulances aiming for perfect scores. Six cars carry twelve government officials from the general supply committee the army Treasury parcel post Office of Public Roads and GPO to gather statistics. The 288 mile route passes Frederick Hagerstown Shippensburg Harrisburg Columbia Hanover Baltimore and returns via the Baltimore pike to Washington Thursday afternoon. The run lasts four days.
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Hunt Slayers in Atlanta Factory Case Stirs Delays
Sluggish progress in the Mars Phagan murder case prompts Solicitor General Hugh Dorsey to deploy private detectives separate from city police and Pinkertons. News of possible troop mobilization proved unfounded as investigators pursue new witnesses and scrutinize factory workers.
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Great Washington horse show opens with laurel list
National Capital horse show opens its four day run with strong turnouts from Washington social and military figures. Edward McLean wins two prizes in harness with Bella and Chatter box while Ringing Pride o Prides and Snapshot claim top spots in gig and runabow classes. Miss Dasha Allen falls from Yellowstone Regent but remounts. Eleanor Wilson and Mrs Bryan attend boxes as War Secretary Garrigan watches.
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