Royal German wedding under quaint Hohenzollern rules test loan law
War Department grants Virginia brokers a bridge platform concession as District officials seek to test the loan law by challenging lending on promissory notes at district rates. Justice Mulloway upholds the law in Reagan case, while coverage details a royal wedding plan with Emperor, Empress, and Cumberland figures shaping processions, ceremonies, and a grand reception.
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Hohenzollern
Bernard Reagan
War Department
Corporation
E. H. Thomas
Virginia
Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Potomac
Justice Mulloway
De-Murrer
Reagan
Yanney
Joseph P. Cullen
Robert E. Bander
A. L. Dillon
W. A. Quimby
J. S. Hasby-Smith
Berlin
Pricess Viewera
Prince Ernst of Cumberland
Berlin Lehiess
Orst Field Artillery
Lustgaten
Bradenburg
Mendelssohn
Kosleck Trumpet Corps
Dryander
Lustgarten
Ruth
Albert Becker
Frederick
Margaret
Moray
Hohen
Hollern
Prussia
German Empire
Brunswick
Cumberland
Knights
Duke of Cumberland
Queen Mary
Oberhofmar- Fehallin
Stettin
Jotchimstahl
Hybertusstock
Accused Shooter Detained After Georgetown Incident
Stephen Lascala, an unnamed 12 year old from 216 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, was arrested for firing three shots at William Curtis, 12, a Bruen Home inmate, in Georgetown. Curtis was wounded under the right eye and evacuated to Georgetown University Hospital for bullet extraction with treatment ongoing.
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Rosalyn
William Curtis
Bruen
Georgetown
Stephen Lascala
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Virginia
Curtis
Georgetown University Hospital
Guides to mew and boys committee named by board
President Cy H Droop of the Board of Trade names a joint vocational guidance committee with members including GY Corby W T Gallther G W Harris WE Sherman and others to organize a vocational bureau for directing men and boys into suitable business and trade lines. Additional members will be named by the Chamber of Commerce and the Retail Merchants Association.
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Cy H. Droop
Board of Trade
Joint Committee On Vocational Guidance
GY Corby
W. T. Gallther
G. W. Harris
WE Sherman
W. C Shannon
W Cc Johnson
E. Graham
Arthur D. Marks
John Joy-Edson
Wiliam P Eno
Harry Wardman
S W. Woodward
Emmons S Storth
John L. Newbold
Theodore Neyes
Paul F Calin
William John Eynon
Chamber For Commerce
Retail Merchants Association
Speaker Clark Warns Against Pessimism At Friends School
The address to Friends School graduates featured Speaker Champ Clark urging service to the state and dismissing broad public pessimism about politics. He predicted unlikely national woman suffrage and warned against men and women rushing into public office as a bad business. Miss Genevieve Clark and others received diplomas as family and school officials hosted the event.
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Friends School
Champ Clark
Friends School “Agazine
House of Representatives
Clark
Thomas W Sidwell
Genevieve Clark
Europe
Harry J. Burch
Sybil Davis
Lowell Schuster Harding
Ruth Raymond Patterson
Jean Harmon _ Roberts
Katherine Hawcurst
Constance Weaver
Grafton Tyler Brown
Elmer Hovenden “Gates
Maj Rhoads To Recover After Appendicitis Surgery
Maj Thomas L Rhoads, personal aid to President Wilson, entered Walter Reed Army Hospital with appendicitis and underwent a successful operation led by Capt Willem A Wickone. Rhoads is rapidly recovering, with few aware of his condition amid public attention to recent events in Ohio. The surgeon’s national reputation and past wartime service on President Taft’s trip to the Philippines are noted in context.
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Thomas L Hneads
Wilson
Watter Reed Army Hospital
Caps
Willem A. Wickone
United States Army Neftical Corps
Rhoads
Maj Rhoads
Anne
Mayhoads
Ohio
Royal Wedding Gifted Independence of Olga Highlighted
The piece recalls royal union plans from 1914 between Russia and Germany, noting Grand Duchess Olga’s resistance to a arranged marriage with Prince Adelbert. It also recounts Princess Mary’s veto of a Portugal alliance and Princess Elizabeth and Yolanda asserting independence in marriage matters.
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Olgate
Luise
Rua#ta
Olga
Adelbert
Hohengzellern
Russia
Germany
Ecyar
Cyar
Mary
Manuel
Portugal
Carlos
Edward
Great Britain
Elizabeth
Yolanda
Italy
Surgeon General Withdraws Stimson Lavender From Friedmann Inquiry
Orders issued by Surgeon General Rupert Blue remove Drs Stimson and Lavender from the Friedmann cure investigation in New York. Lavender returns to Savannah to resume pellagra work, Stimson goes to Washington briefly then returns to New York. Blue denies the examinations were abandoned but cannot say when they will continue.
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Rupert Blue
The
Public Health Service
Stimson
Lavender
Friedmann
New York
Savannah
Wera
Washington
Bine
Ambassador Page Arrives in Ireland Quietly
Walter Hines Page, newly appointed U S ambassador to Great Britain, reached Queenstown Ireland aboard the Baltic from New York. He disclosed surprise at a London Trades Council protest but welcomed by the British press, and declined to comment on Panaman and Japan subjects, calling such views improper for an American envoy.
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Queenstown
Ireland
Walter Hines Page
United States
Great Britain
Baltic
New York
London Trades Council
Tapan
Panama
Page
Motor Car Hits Miss Lambert In Front Of National Theater
Miss Maria Lambert a 46 year old Gunston Hall teacher was badly hurt when struck by an auto on Pennsylvania avenue in front of the New National Theater. She suffered probable additional injuries and concussion. Chauffeur John Friesweds, driver for Arthur Bliss, was released on his own recognizance.
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Maria Lambert
Gunston Hall
New National Theater
Pennsylvania Avenue
F. W. Lambert
F Street Northwest
Misa Lambert
John Friesweds
Arthur Bliss
Sixteenth Street
Seventh Street
Mary Klotz
North Capitol Street
Earl Griffith
Third Street
Still Beyond Court's Reach in Fletcher Contempt Case
James J. Fletcher remains beyond the District Supreme Court's reach in contempt proceedings for unpaid alimony in the Fletcher divorce case. Justice Barnard ordered $100 paid by last Saturday noon, but the order is unfulfilled. A bench warrant was issued and placed with the U.S. marshal, but Fletcher cannot be located, reportedly in Alexandria, Virginia. The divorce case likely settles next week after hearings. George Noble, a negro private detective in the Fletcher conspiracy, had bail reduced to 1600 and was released. May King remains on bail after her two year sentence.
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James J. Fletcher
Julia B. Fletcher
Court of Appeals
District Supreme Court
Barnard
United States
Fletcher
Alexandria
Justican Barnard
George Noble
Justine Stafford
May King
Believe Gourdailn Lives in New Orleans Swindle Figure
Immediate relatives of Louis A. Gourdain disputed a London death report. Mrs. Gourdain, resident since 1908 after his escape from an asylum, refused to confirm sources. J K. Gourdain, his brother and local clerk, doubted the death claim and suggested he may be in the United States. For years Gourdain was a famous figure in New Orleans with his banks and lottery shops.
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New Orleans
Louis A. Gourdain
London
Gourdain
Milano death sentence affirmed in child murder case
The Court of Appeals mandate affirms Tony Milano's death sentence for the murder of 13 year old Harry Elton Smith. US Attorney Clarence R. Wilean will seek the death warrant next week while attorneys push to commute to life imprisonment. Milano is slated for execution on June 6 unless President Wilson intervenes amid local petitions.
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Tony Milano
Harry Elton Smith
Court of Appeals
Criminal Court
N O. 1
United States
Clarence R. Wilean
Justice Stafford
Milano
Department of Justice
James F. Kelly
D. W. Baker
Wilson
Lieut Renato Tittoni Retired From Marine Corps
First Lieut Renato Tittoni of the marine corps is placed on the retired list for physical disability. Born in Rome June 10, 1882, he is linked to Italian nobility as a son of Countess Ling Alberti. He enlisted in 1899, helped capture a Sulu chief, and rose to first lieutenant in 1918. He suffers partial paralysis of the legs and is stationed at the marine barracks in this city.
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Renato Tittoni
Marine Corps
Italy
Rome
Ling Alberti
Florence
Bategras
Sulu
Bignor Tommaso Tittonia
Diplomas Awarded to 17 Nurses at Children’s Hospital
Graduates of nursing connected with Columbia and Children’s hospitals received diplomas at the Children’s Hospital last night. The class includes Annie Elizabeth Carnaby, Caroline McKim Chapman, Margaret Erma Dobbs, Annie Preston Farmer, Ellen Street Floyd, Virginia Lee Gray, Susan Powers Hall, Katherine Mattie Janiffe, Roberta Kate Killinger, Ethel Louise Miller, Mary Van Liew Parsons, Nancy Jane Payne, Emma Pearl Pettit, Louisa Duncan Shaffer, Viola Frances Streeks, Elizabeth Hamilton Whitehead, and Linda McClure Woods.
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Wue
Columbia and
Children's Hospitals
Childrens Hospital
Annie Elizabeth Carnaby
Caroline McKim Chapman
Margaret Erma Dobbs
Annie Preston Farmer
Ellen Street Floyd
Virginia Lee Gray
Susan Powers Hall
Katherine Mattie Janiffe
Roberta Kate Killinger
Ethel Louise Miller
Mary van Liew Parsons
Nancy Jane Payne
Emma Pearl Pettit
Louisa Duncan Shaffer
Viola Frances Streeks
Elizabeth Hamilton Whitehead
Linda McClure Woods
Diplomas Awarded At Alumnae Exercises In Two States
The article lists graduates and honor student Elizabeth Ratliff of Kentucky with high literary honors. Diplomas were presented by Arthur Ramsay. Out of town guests from multiple states attended, including families from Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois and Kentucky. An Alumnae breakfast at the New Willard followed with many attendees from various states and universities.
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Pennsylvania
M. Emogene Merriam
New York
Meta Davis Rountree
North Carolina
Mary Nancy Lewis Saunders
Missouri
Edith Louise Slater
Kathryn Wagner Stork
Natalie Louise Story
Wisconsin
Mabel Elizabeth Tolles
Iino
Grennie Long Tomlinson
Arthur Ramsay
Elizabeth Ratliff
Kentucky
Forest J. Prettyman
Seymour B. Moon
Pittsburgh
B. F. Merriam
Falconer, N
Minnie H. March
Miami, Fla
James B. Galey
Beaver, Pa
L. McClelland
McClelland
T. E. Costello
Bradford
Horace Storb
Pottstown
C. A. Chace
Omaha
Nebr
EB. H. Sholar
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Rice
Princeton
Ernest Thacker
Norfolk
A. F. Bolton
Waco
Tex
Charles D. McLure
Philipsburg
Mont
Ada Story
Mulwahukee
Wis
Sinclair Hall
Chicago
Frances Marie Nail
Detroit
Mich
Margaret Patterson
Wilkinsburg
Cleantha McConnell
Adrian
Adella Stewart
D. C. MacKinnon
Iron River
H. B. Hull
Foresters at National Park Seminary Open Week
Social events mark commencement week at National Park Seminary Forest Glen with a Swiss Club production The Foresters featuring 30 young women led by Misa Bettie Brabrook Frances Shaw Hazel Bond and Mignonette Dick If weather permits field day with 200 participants plus entertainments by Chippi and Japanese clubs Baccalaureate by Rev Dr A G B Pierce and commencement Thursday with 53 graduates. Bryan expected to speak. The National University Law School panquet tonight at Rauscher's with Vice President Marshall and William B Wilson addressing attendees.
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National Park Seminary
Foresters
Forest Glen
Tennyson
the Foresters
Misa Bettie Brabrook
Boston
Robin Hood
Frances Shaw
Maid Manian
Hazel Bond
Pueblo
Col
Nottingham
Mignonette Dick
Wilkes-Barre
Friar Tuck
A. G. B. Pierce
Bryan
National University Law School
Rauscher's
Thomas R. Marshall
William B. Wilson
Edward W. Pierce
Harry 0. Sandberg
Francis D. Alexander
J. B. Harrell
Wiliam T. Jones
Messrs. W
Wanzer
A. C. Arata
A. ©. Arner
A. R. Lowey
E. W. Miller
M Offenberg
Louis Rattner
Are Man and Wife Again in Finley Divorce Reversal
In the District Supreme Court Justice Wright annulled the July 23 1909 divorce decree for Mrs Mary A Finley and Frank M Finley. The order cites alleged collusion to trap Finley for improper witness attendance and restores the couple to domestic status.
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Mary A. Finley
Frank M. Finley
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
Minley
Finley
Flagler Rites Simple At Flagler Mausoleum
Henry M. Flagler’s funeral rites were held in St. Augustine Florida and his body placed in the mausoleum of the Flagler Memorial Church. Notable honorary pallbearers included Butler Ames of Boston and Henry Walters, head of the Atlantic Coast Line Police, as Boy Scouts helped manage crowds outside the church.
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St. Augustine
Henry M. Flagler
Flagler
Kansas Governor Backs Redfield Tariff Inquiry
Governor Hodges of Kansas endorses Secretary Redfield's plan to investigate wage cuts tied to tariff revision. Hodges supports the Wilson administration and says Middle West voters expect free sugar lumber iron and oil in line with Democratic platform pledges.
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Hodges
Kansas
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Wilson
Middle West
Iran
Ill War Department clerk shoots self at boarding house
Asbury N Thompson a War Department clerk aged years spent the day alone at 2008 F street NW. A landlady found him unconscious after a pistol shot and he died two hours later at Emergency Hospital. Coroner Nevitt ruled death by self action. Thompson separated from wife, no children.
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Asbury N
Commodore Hodges Dies at 67 After Naval Service
Commodore Ben Ward Hodges retired Spanish War veteran died at his home on Twenty first Street NW after a lengthy illness. He was operated on recently at the Naval Hospital and burial will be in Arlington. Hodges commanded the Nanshan and Rainbow and served as head of ordnance at Boston Navy Yard and commandant of New Orleans naval station. He retired June 23, 191? after long service.
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Naval Hospital
Ben Ward Hodges
Twentyfirst
Commodore Hodges
Mississippi
Naval Academy
Spain
Navy Department
Arlington
Hodges
Rainbow
Asiatic Station
Ordnance Department
Boston Navy Yard
New Orleans Naval Station
Wisconsin
Subcontractors Form Protective Association In Georgetown
Subcontractors and material unions organized a permanent group Thursday at Georgetown Law School. Officers include E. R. S. Embrey as president and Otto L. Wolfsteiner as vice president. Articles of incorporation were approved, with meetings set for Monday to finalize details.
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Unien
Sity
Protective Association
Georgetown Law School
E. R. S. Embrey
Otto L. Wolfsteiner
L. Perry West
J Carey King
Charles E. Colberth
Walter A. Zisinger
George Platt
Frederick White
Forest Glen Seminary Girls Field Day Promise Record Attempts
Forest Glen National Seminary students at Forest Glen will hold field day exercises today as part of commencement activities. Current champions include Azilee K. Clark in 60 yard dashes and broad jump, Mary Munger in shot put, Alle e Wing in basketball throw, and Mary Glass in three broad jumps, with several records to chase.
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Forest Glen Seminary
National Park Seminary
Forest Glen
National Seminary
aAzilee K. Clark
Mary Munger
Allee Wing
Mary Glass
Alimony and Dower Lost in Newmyer Case
District Supreme Court Justice Bernard signed an order depriving Mrs Anna Newmyer of alimony and dower after evidence showed former husband Arthur G Newmyer paid her $1,000 in cash and $200 to lawyers. The decree removes her dower right in Newmyer's estate and ends ongoing support.
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Arthur FP. Gorman
Maryland
District Supreme Court
Barnard
Natons Trust and Savings Company
Washington Gas Light Company
Arthur P. German
Tve
Anna Newmyer
Justice Barnard
Mis
Nna
Isaael Newmyerr
Arthur G Newmyer
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