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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1914

Page

4

US House backs military aviation service under signal corps

The House passed the Hay bill creating a military aviation service as part of the signal corps, with costs for the first five years totaling about 1.5 million dollars. It notes U S lag behind other nations in aviation spending, cites annual allocations for major powers, and outlines staffing and projected yearly costs. The bill now goes to the Senate for consideration.

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Longworth Endorsed by Hamilton Republican Group

The Hamilton county Republican central committee endorsed Shnelas Longwerth of the First Ohio District for re election to Congress amid one of the strongest party meetings in years. The endorsement included a call by leading Republicans for continued support by Straley Struble Harriston for county commissioner and for a candidate from the Second district to fill Congress.

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Aborn Opera Opens Summer Season With Il Trovatore

Aborn English Grand Opera Company inaugurates summer at National Theatre with Verdi’s Il Trovatore. Solid balanced cast led by Aida Semmi, Henry Taylor, Thomas Chalmers, Louise Le Baron, Charlotte Gaynor, and William Schuster. Joseph Tregail conducts. stage and chorus praised. next up Puccini Madam Butterfly.

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City Briefs From Washington and Surrounding Areas

Philander Betts from New Jersey George Morton Churchill from Massachusetts and Agbal Rees Wentz from Pennsylvania were named doctors of philosophy after the twenty sixth directorate disputation at George Washington University. Mrs Robert Ledbetter and Miss Ruth Reynolds gave a song recital at the National Library. Mrs Reynolds played the accompaniments. Mrs Murray Gault Motter entertained the blind with readings Saturday at 2 PM. Assistant Attorney General Huston Thompson helped seat Attorney General McReynolds in the United States Court of Claims yesterday. Kilbooks Grotto of the Enchanted Realm planned initiation tonight at the New Willard Hotel with fifty candidates. United Spanish War Veterans will lead the annual memorial services at the Government Hospital for the Insane next Sunday at 3 PM at Poplar Springs amphitheater. members of Congress may speak. The Washington Screen Club, composed of moving picture theater owners and managers, announced officers A Dresner president Maurice Davis vice president Joe Morgan treasurer Harry Crandall secretary and formed a committee to plan summer social events. Bernard Danzansky was elected deputy grand master of the Independent Order of Brith Sholem in Baltimore. he is president of George Washington Lodge, the only lodge outside Maryland. John H Sherman, weights measures and markets superintendent, began duties yesterday. oath given by Dr William Tindall, secretary to the board of commissioners. Sherman was chosen on the Agriculture Department’s recommendation.

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Scottish Rite Reunion Opens in Richmond Temple

In Richmond Virginia this afternoon the Scottish Rite Masons opened their supreme reunion at the Masonic Temple. Efforts included conferring ineffable degrees. Distinguished attendees include former Representative James D Richardson and John H Cowles. Vice President Thomas R. Marshall, a 33d Degree Mason, accepted an invitation to attend Thursday's final day banquet and speak that night.

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Movements of Ocean Steamers and New Vaudeville Acts

A jumble of ship movements from New York and Europe appears alongside a lively vaudeville show. Performers include Australian ventriloquist George Lauder with new material and a fast juggling quartet. The bill also features Jack Harrymore in Virginia “A American Citizen” with a note on upcoming attractions and the Kathryn series episode.

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State Department Plans to Control Consular Promotions

The State Department drafts a bill to remove Senate approval for consular transfers and promotions. It would declassify consular offices and place personnel moves entirely under the department. Lawmakers fear curtailment of Senate prerogatives, while officials push to advance the measure despite doubt over Senate agreement.

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U S Building for Fair Approved in Senate Session

A 500000 appropriation to erect a permanent government exhibit building at the San Francisco Exposition was favorably reported to the House, with Secretary Garrison noting the structure could later be converted to barracks. The measure follows a special message from the President last March.

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Fatal Aero Crash Kills Two in Halberstadt

A military airplane crashed during landing at the aero drome near Halberstadt Saxony. Gindt and Patlinger were instantly killed when the rotor shut off and the craft dipped 200 feet. Reports say the accident occurred as the plane attempted a sharp angle during landing.

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