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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1913

Page

3

Behind the Presidents Aide: Secretaries Quietly Steer Power

A study of the unseen staff in Washington reveals the secretaries to cabinet officers as loyal, tactful, and diligent. They handle access, manage visitors, and keep the machinery moving, with Tumulty leading as a notably young chief among seasoned aides.

Joseph Patrick Tumulty Wilson Jatragion Tumuity Tumulty Wyvell Manton J. Wyvell Bryan Washington Interior Franklin K. Lane Herbert A. Moyer R. M. Reese Houston Hugh L. Kerwin Wisson U.grant -Smith

Central exchange fights auto dealer commission evils

An Automobile Journal article urges forming a central exchange to curb commissions paid for buyer names. It describes a city example where dealers share prospects to prevent bid inflation and to detect informants. It also notes potential uniform rates and confidential credit information through a central bureau. Additionally, Detroit reports officers elected by the National Association of Manufacturers with George Pope as president.

The Automobile Journal Central Exchange Detroit Mich National Association of Manufacturers George Pope Hartford

Supreme Court brief backs unlimited telephone conversation supply

United States Telephone Company argues that telephone conversations are not a Sherman antitrust subject and cannot be restrained. The brief says telephone companies cannot violate the law as manufacturers or distributors cannot control price by adjusting supply, asserting the conversation supply is unlimited.

Supreme Court United States Telephone Company

President Pardons Prisoner in FinE Remittance Case

The President remitted an $100 fine for W J Prough, a Federal prisoner. Prough, convicted at Deadwood Dakota for unlawfully opening and destroying a letter, is serving a year and may be released on parole due to the clemency. His aged parents rely on his support, prompting the pardon.

W. J. Prough Wilson Prough Deadwoond

American University Opens in 1914 with Two Marble Buildings

The American University, with two Vermont marble buildings at the intersection of Nebraska New Mexico and Massachusetts avenues NW, will open June 4 with three departments History and Government. A public lectures program modeled after Oxford Hampton and Lowell Institute will feature research and fellowships. A new branch of Washington Railway and Electric aims to begin operation with the university. Lincoln Circle Memorial services will be held at the Capitol.

Oxford and Lowell Institute—Research College The American University Nebraska New Mexico Massachusetts Vermont Universit Hampton Oxford Lowell Institute Boston Europe America Washington Railway and Electric Company Sagt Con Rresa Brounds Lincoln Capitol Grand Army of the Republic Abraham Lincoln FM Peloce Peer Et Dent

Oklahoma speakers at wreath ceremony for statue base

Morgan and Carter of Oklahoma will speak. A wreath will be placed at the statue base by Miss Vinnie Ream Hoxie, president of the circle and sculptor. The meeting opens by Anna A. Feek. Participants include Rev. J D. Broodgood, Mrs. Nellie A. Rowe, Ruth Axter, Mrs. Fannie Sires, Heartsil, and Mrs. Sarah Dieade.

Tives Morgan and Carter Oklahoma Vinnie Ream Hoxie Anna A A. Feek JD. Broodgood Neliie A. Rowe Ruth Axter Fannie Sires Heartsil Sarah Dieade

Theta Delta Chi Memorial Service Today

Theta Delta Chi holds a memorial for deceased members this afternoon. The service features a boys choir from St Stephen’s Episcopal Church and a short address by Rev J Wightman, an early graduate whose membership dates to the 1850s.

George Washing Georges Washington TL Veanie Siembera St. Stephen's Hurch & Short Ww. Wightman

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