Governors State Dinner at the White House Timed Opener
President Roosevelt hosts a dinner in the East Room inviting governors from nearly all states and territories, with Supreme Court justices and Cabinet members attending. Noted figures such as Andrew Carnegie and William Jennings Bryan are expected speakers, while Mrs. Roosevelt plans a garden party. The conference opens Wednesday morning with formal receptions and addresses outlining national needs.
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Roosevelt
United States
Supreme Court
Wison
Garfleld
Inland Waterways Commission
Cabnet
Seuta
Mrs Roosevelt
Woute House
East Roor
Health Office Record of Local Deaths and Ages
A health office ledger lists deaths with ages ranging from infants to seniors. Names appear with ages such as 73, 38, 47, and 32 days, alongside locations and hospital or district designations. The fragmented OCR text references various surnames and places, indicating a compiled register of recent fatalities and demographic notes for administrative record-keeping.
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Howe DC Motiv
Foskias
Susan Fe
Siwart Cear
Union
Funeral Designs by Shaffer Florist and Associates
Funeral designs of every description moderately priced offered by GEO. C. SHAFFER, FLORIST, located at 2418 Main near 14th and Eye. Also available funeral designs at 1214 F st northwest, contact M. 4278.
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Geo. C. Shaffer
14Th
Eye Ats
Sorthwest
President and Mrs Roosevelt Attend Old Stone Church Service
The President and Mrs Roosevelt will visit Virginia for a church service at the Old Stone Church in Southern Albemarle attended by Episcopalians for a hundred years. They plan to reach North Garden by 2:30 PM with a special Pullman car, then proceed to Pine Knot before returning to Washington around 6 to 7 PM.
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Charlottesvile
Roosevelt
Virginia
Wanngton Wall
North Garden
Pine Eine
Sperial Am
Woodlock
Burroughs
Roosevel
Joseph Wilmer
Green Monta
Mra
Alber
To Cock
Barbie
Ronevel
Desling
Linchens
New Mexico Law Repealed During Railways Reform Debate
Representatives declare act to prevent suspending rules and discuss repeal of laws on damages for injuries and procedures. Debate references the Lyric Theater opening and crowded amusements as context for legal changes, noting opposition and calls for reform in state governance.
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Imat
Lee Islanor
Lorie Poste
Clint Roof
Lyric Theater
LICENSED TO MARRY Fibra d W Rolle F an Flearor H Tutz z
The notice lists several individuals including Maria Huller and Rosalie J. Garrison McORey in a marriage licensing context. Details appear garbled but indicate names, likely dates, and locations related to forthcoming nuptials in a local registry.
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Cengo
Cleede
Sina
Ritemour
Phtsalanei Thenas J
Maria Huller
Stelle
Moorish
Vo Taylor
Willian Wilh
Rosalie J. Garrison McOrey
Bari
Navy and Army Pay Bill Agreement Reaches Senate
The naval Appropriation Bill reached an agreement on pay provisions for officers and enlisted personnel, aligning naval ranks with army grades. It fixes officer salaries, sets longevity caps, and increases enlisted pay by about 85 percent for the Army and a comparable rise for Navy enlisted ranks, with final figures to be reported to the Senate and House.
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House O-Marrow
Navy
Cornel Capra
Colne
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Naval
Colon
Army
Government employees seek pay during injuries or quarantine
Representative Bennet urged bills to guarantee salaries for government workers kept from duty by illness or quarantine. He noted the Judiciary may propose a damage suit option, and proposed modifying bills so pay continues when employees are home due to quarantine, stressing public benefit and fairness. Manning of the Printing Office cited cases where workers lost pay due to quarantine and called it a serious hardship.
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Bennet
New York
House
Wiliam Jo Manning
Governmea Prning
See Trick to End Saloon Attacks Exposé of Prohibition Efforts
A garbled report outlines opposition to stricter saloon laws near churches schools and public areas. It mentions the Saloon League and proposed excise reforms, quotes legislators and union leaders, and notes debates over enforcement and potential impact on entertainment venues.
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Sylvest
Iba
Wad Osviyesee
Hlempe
Mike
Tripiddie
Ani Siter Leugse
Hare
Shoemiker
Ins Union
Sibois
Currency Bill Movement in House Prompts Emergency Action
The text reports that a revised currency measure is expected to pass in the House under Republican leadership while Senate fate remains uncertain. It notes most Republicans favor the bill, Fowler introduces a new measure endorsing federal deposit guarantees but omitting bank trust provisions, and indicates a push for an emergency currency law with no adjournment until it passes.
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Senate
Cannon
Fowler
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Elf
T House
Audit Contract Looms Large in Government Printing OfficeInquiry
Joint Congressional Committee on Printing hearings reveal W M Haynor of the Audit System claiming potential annual contracts up to a half million dollars for Suffolk Distributing and Suffolk Supply companies. Letter to Suffolk officials discusses leveraging New York connections and bidding control, while investigators question the system’s value and costs.
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W M Haynor
Suffolk Distributing Company
Suffolk Supply Company
Raynors
Raynor
JF Hand
Representative Landis
Indiana
New York
Jaynor
Avon Commiston
House
Auyrepe Fon Fomm
Courtesies Exchanged as House Debates Flows
In a tense session Democrats and Republicans traded formalities and insults as minority leader Williams and floor leader Posne clashed over roll calls and adjournment. Speaker Cannan allowed a rules suspension enabling O Connell to push through a local project for a Teignitian station at a cost under $000 without debate, prompting whispers that filibusters may quicken future proceedings in the House.
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Leane Willams
Posne
Opposed Mother's Day Resolution Sparks Senate Debate
Senator Burkett of Nebraska faced stiff resistance as his resolution honoring Mother's Day was sent to the Judiciary Committee after a heated debate. Several senators mocked the idea of a flower tribute and questioned constitutionality, while others urged a broader focus on family day. The measure failed 35 to 3, with Burkett retrying to force a recorded vote.
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Nebaska
Senate
Committee On the Judiciary
Jur Davis
Beveridge
Burkett Michiller
Kew
New Jersey
Fulton
YMCA
Gallinger
Young Men's Christian Association
Welfer
No More Throat Trouble Thanks to Peruna
Mrs D C Nolan of Kansas City Kansas writes of relief from throat trouble after nine years using Peruna. She praises its safety and family benefits for colds and catarrh, and notes Peruna’s long-standing presence since its introduction. The letter surveys household trust, tablet form option, and widespread use among families for various ailments.
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Nolan
Gem
Kans
Chas Gloyne
New Jersey
Ave
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Kanas
Augusta Pauline Ocha
Peruna
Lofton
Minta
Perone
Mra. T. J. Ballard
Pryor Creek
Indian Territory
John M. Stabler
M.nersburg, Ind
Dr. Hartman
Pernna
Investigators Visit Palmer Mill to Study Paper Making
Four members of a House committee on paper production costs arrived at Corinth May 9 to observe Palmer Mill from pulp wood to finished paper. Delegates included Vann, Miller, Stafford, and Sims with NYA and International Paper officials. They spent the day touring the mill and heard wages and conditions testimony from workers at the evening session. Trenry Allard, VP of the Oldest Inhabitants Association, to host residents at his residence on the sixth ward May 74.
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Palmer Mill
House of Representatives Committee
Vann
Nais Miller
Kansas
Stafford
Wisconsin
Sims
Tennesse
John Kurtis
New York City
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Cyrus Durey
Charuet
International Paper Company
Pup
Mil
Trenry Allard
Ius
Jury Denied Mrs Gould in Separate Suit Trial
Katherine Cle mm ons Gould sought a jury trial for a separation from her husband Howard Gould in New York Supreme Court. Justice Dowling ruled against jury trial in matrimonial actions except when absolute divorce is sought. Separate from this, Seldon P Lemmons, seventy, blind, was admitted to the Central In sane Hospital yesterday.
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Katherine Clem Rans Goulds
Howard Gould
Supreme Court
Justice Dowling
Jacksonville
Seldon Plemmons
Central Insane Hospital
Katherine Clemmons Gould
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