Washington debate on German reply and preparedness alarm
Rear Admiral Charles H Stockton warns that the United States remains unprepared for war and fears a half triggered clash with Germany. John Garland Pollard and Representative Joseph Cannon are among speakers at a Washington law school banquet discussing neutrality and readiness.
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Retirement Pledge Drives Civil Service Pension Push
The National Association of Civil Service Employees opens a two day Washington convention with plans for straight retirement legislation. Speakers urge a publicity campaign to press Congress and praise past promises to clerks as the group pushes for pension reform and improved government pay.
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Washington
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Washington Board of Trade
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Iowa
Fourth Street Child Taken to City Hospital
A four year old boy named Frank Awkward from 1018 Fourth Street southeast was picked up near Sixth Street and Virginia Avenue southeast and taken to the Washington Asylum Hospital for examination and care.
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Colonial Dames Elect Lamar President and Officers
Joseph Rucker Lamar was elected president of the Colonial Dames of America at the national council closing session at the Shoreham. Mrs. John Y Taylor was named assistant secretary. other officers include Mrs. Nathaniel Terry Bacon first vice president and Mrs. Charles R. Miller secretary. Plymouth waterfront improvement and a Pilgrim landing memorial were discussed with no action. A Fundraising campaign to restore Susgrave was proposed.
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Tennessee
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Delaware
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Washington, D. C
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Pennsylvania
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Connecticut
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Taois
Plymouth Water
Susgrave
District Officials Urge Park Land Condemnation and Justice Building Plan
Senators Newlands and Brady and District citizens urged condemnation of the Klingle Ford valley tract for park use before the District committee. Senator Swanson introduced a bill to erect a Department of Justice building on the Pennsylvania avenue site between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. House judiciary committee heard lawyers seek changes in the District code.
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Barred Women From Winthrop Rifle Range Order Enforced
Marines at the Winthrop rifle range refused women entry and explained that female club members could ride the river trip but could not land at the firing range. The prohibition, in force for three days, was not widely known in Washington until yesterday.
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Indian Bill Returns to Conference After Debate
The Indian appropriation bill was sent back to conference by the Senate after long debate over Interior Department opposition to a Senate amendment for investigation of the Indian bureau's accounting system. Chairman Ashurst said the objection reflected a completed similar inquiry. In the House Representative Amerson proposed a resolution urging keeping American troops in Mexico to protect lives and property, sending the measure to foreign affairs.
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American Editorial Views On The Reply Of Germany
A compilation of newspaper editorials from New York papers and others assessing Germany's note to the United States. editors debate severing relations, the meaning of the pledge to abandon submarine warfare, and the risk of continuing neutrality versus war.
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Mrs Duer Key Marries J H Tilton In Atlantic City Trip
Washington society follows a legend of a secret wedding as Frances Duer Key and J H Tilton, linked to the Tilton family, reportedly wed during an Easter week trip through New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Atlantic City. Details emerge about her prior hospital treatment and guardianship battles in Massachusetts and London.
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W. H. Smith Weds in Baltimore
Woodford H. Smith of the detective headquar ters telephone bureau married Baltimore Thursday noon to Miss Annan Gieseke of Honesdale Pa. Miss Gieseke had stayed with her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Harry Preamers at 116 Fifteenth Street NE. The couple returned to the city yesterday.
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