Washington Men Rally for Panama Exposition Drive
Washington business leaders plan a heads up for Panama Canal Exposition efforts at the Chamber of Commerce meeting. San Francisco and New Orleans campaigns intensify as other cities pause, with Los Angeles fading from consideration.
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Washington
San Francisco
New Orleans
Panama Canal
Chamber of Commerce
Hbf Macfarland
Board of Trade
Macfarland
Chamber
Higg
Ublden
Toulslenana
Sanders
Crescent City
Los Angeles
Inquiry costs in Ballinger Pinchot affair inquiry
The Ballinger Pinchot investigation committees estimate expenses under 15000 dollars for interior department and forest service inquiries. 325900 dollars was appropriated for the probe, with most spending going to stenographers and witness per diems. Carl Rasch aided John Vervites in Ballinger’s case and later moved to a federal judgeship in Montana appointed by President Taft.
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Ballinger-Pinchot
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Forest Service
Carl Rasch
John J Vervtrees
Ballingers
Washington
Montana
Taft
Laurel man seeks aid as smallpox quarantine enforced
Aged resident John Williams visited the Laurel Maryland health officer at the District building complaining of illness. He was diagnosed with a virulent smallpox attack and hurried to the detention room then transported to Amalipox Hospital. Six employees who contacted him were vaccinated. Williams appeared irritated by the disruption.
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John ‘Willams
Laurel
John
Husband Disappears in Washington From Virginia Arrival
Virginia couple arrived by train at Union Station when the husband vanished. The wife, left without funds, was detained and later sent to the House of Detention. She claimed threats of desertion and was lured toward a residence near Fourteenth and H streets NW where someone offered employment.
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Hattie Samuru Anu
Aska New Trial for Davis
Attorney Henry E. Davis yesterday asked for a new trial for John Davis who was convicted a few days ago on charges of embezzlement. Davis contends the verdict was deficient claiming guilt on nine counts and on a tenth recapitulation of the nine.
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Davis
Henry E. Davis
John Davia
Davia
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