Worry to Leaders Big Measures Go Begging
Democratic leaders face a logjam in the House as President insists on swift action on the trust bill and other measures. Interest centers on cotton futures, radium regulation, water power conservation, grazing and Alaska coal lands, and civil service changes. Adjournment for July looks doubtful with Senate antitrust debates and seven remaining bills likely to stretch into fall. labor unions press for stronger exemptions and injunction protections.
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White House
House
House Committee On Agriculture
Martin D. Foster
Illnois
Alaska
United States
Canada
Porto Fico
Revenue Cutter Service
California Exposition
James T. McDermott
Mu Hall
Congress
Senate
Turner
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Trade Commission
Senate Ia
Clayton
Judiciary Committee
American Federation of Labor
Pageant deficits loom after outdoor show at Sixteenth Street
A Washington pageant titled That Fire Regained failed financially despite full attendance at the open air theater on Sixteenth Street NW. A committee will audit bills and determine the deficit at a Wednesday meeting called by Chairman Isaac Gans.
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Sixteenth
V Streets
Isaac Gans
Commercial Fire Insurance Company OF
District OF Columbia
Southern Building
Washington, D. C
Robert R. Tuttle
Bestor R. Walters
S. Dudley
William F. Thygon
Paul F. Grove
John McKee
Clarence A. Krouse
Bates Warren Richard Wightman
Georgetown Gas Light Company
Wisconsin
Dumparton Avenues
N. W
Washington, D.C
Charles P. Williams
Belgian Clericals Victors in 1912 Universal Suffrage Debate
The Belgian clericals, Iberala and socialist parties, advocate universal suffrage as the main platform plank. A funeral train is planned for Senator Olle M. paneer in Kentucky, with three coaches carrying the family, senators, and House members. Family attendees include Dr. and Mrs. South, Col. and Mrs. Eph Lillard, Robert 3. Mays, and Mrs. rabue.
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William’ C. Bradley
Kentucky
Senate
House
Washington
Chesapeake and Ghits
Frankfort
Fuggins
John South
Bradley
James
Senate Committee
Marshall
Smoot
Utah
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Warren
Wyoming
Overman
North Carolina
Fall
New Mexico
Hughes
Martina
New Jersey
Poindexter
la Follette
Wisconsin
Root
New York
Kenyon
Iowa
Chilton and Goff
West Virginia
Kentucky Delegaon
Caleb Powers
Kahn
California
Amy Amal Lalo
Iberala
Socialiste
Techi
Olle M. Paneer
Chamber of Deputies
Jamce
Liege
Limburg
Hainaut
Hastern Flanders
Clarke
Cantrill
South
Eph Lillard
Robert 3. Mays
Rabue
Slater
Boy Scouts Break Camp Hike From Ridge Road to Washington
One hundred forty Boy Scouts with banners started yesterday at six on a hike from the Ridge Military road camp grounds to Washington. Scout masters, led by Marshall of troop 43, stayed behind with a few scouts until today. Rest and recreation marked the day with no drills and visitors viewing the camp in the afternoon after Sunday school in the morning.
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Washington
Ridge Road
Ridge Military Road
Marshall
Two Colored Women Charged With Disturbance On Street Car
Two women were arrested after a disturbance on a crowded Pennsylvania Avenue street car near Rack Creek Park. Ella Brown and Alice Butler, visitors from New York, allegedly caused a struggle over a seat with a white passenger, fought Patrolman Tolbert, and were charged with disorderly conduct and assault. Bail set for court.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Rack Creek Park
Fifteenth
Streets
Tolbert
Abe J
Ella Brown
Alice Butler
Cit
New York
Becker Seeks Swift Appeal to Save Life in Death Case
In New York a jailed Karl Becker calmly awaits his fate after being found guilty of murder in the Hosenthal case. Defense counsel Manton vows a vigorous appeal to the court of appeals before year end to gain clemency or a new trial. Becker hopes Gov Glynn is in Albany for possible executive clemency if needed.
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Speaint
Washington Post
New York
Whitman
Martin T. Manton
Charles Becker
Becker
Supreme Court
Herman Hosenthal
Court of Appeals
Becker Faces Execution As Friday Undermines Hope
Charles Becker, the former police chief, faces a new death sentence after a jury at the Tombs must decide within hours if they can agree on his fate. He notes Friday is not a lucky day and remains stoic under the high stakes, with sentencing looming on Friday.
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The
New York Tribune
Charles Becker
Grifenhagen
Becker
Metzerott Enters Republican Congressional Race in Maryland
Oliver Metzerott of Prince Georges county announces candidacy for the Fifth Maryland district Republican nomination. Twice elected to the general assembly he ran last fall for state comptroller, sacrificing for his party. A lifelong resident, he supports initiative and referendum and progressive measures and backed Roosevelt in the presidential primary but remained in the Republican fold.
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Oliver Metzerott
Prince Georges Courty
Congress
Maryland
Metzerott
General Assembly
Prince Georges County
Roosevelt
Attack on State Department worker near New Jersey avenue
Mrs. Winifred Mallon, 81 New Jersey avenue southeast, State Department employee and newspaper writer, was assaulted in the early hours while walking home from a Chicago bureau. A colored assailant followed her near New Jersey avenue and 1 street, knocked her to the pavement, and robbed her purse. She suffered a bruised nose and a deep cut under her left eye. Police have no leads.
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Winifred Mallon
New Jersey Avenue Southeast
State Department
Vicious Italian Vendetta Ends in Chimera Killing
In New York's Little Italy Frank Chimera was found with throat cut and body stabbed in a harbor shop at 307 Taste Ninety-fifth Street. A secret bomb-making cache was uncovered, tying the death to Camorra or Mafia intrigue as authorities link it to a plan to silence him for potential betrayal. Another target, Fortunato La Monti, was shot nearby while a bystander was wounded. La Monti survived and hinted at vengeance within the Italian secret societies.
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Frank Chimera
Washington
New York
Taste Ninety-fifth Street
Murphy
Chimera
Italy
Cousins
Ryan
Meyers
Owen Wyan
Fortunato la Monti
Tast 107Th Street
la Monti
Tun
DI Martini
Fortunato la Montie
East Ith Street
Jim
Josephine Constanso
East 107Th Street
Herlem Hospital
Cremies
Fifth Avenue
Olsen and
Cassetti
Camorra
Mafia
Lieut. Petrosini
Sicily
Roosevelt News Conferees Discuss Campaign and Carriage Ride
Progressive leaders from the West met Col. Roosevelt at Oyster Bay to plan the campaign as he denies run for New York governorship. George W. Perkins and Bourke Cochran visited Sagamore Hill while Roosevelt travels by horse drawn carriage to church. A veteran journalist De Benneville Kelm died at Walter Reed Hospital aged 73, after a long career as a Washington war correspondent for the New York Herald. He left two daughters in Washington and his funeral is set for Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
South America
East
Mississippi
Minnesota
Frank B. Kellogg
Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Col.Roosevelt
Uake
New York
de Benneville
Randolph Kelm
Washington
Reading
Walter Reed Hospital
Kelm
New York Herald
Pennsylvania
Randolph
Virgine
Grant
United States
Harrisburg
Boy Hurt in Fall From Interurban Car
Edward Howard nine years old struck his head on pavement after jumping from an interurban car at Sixth Street Northeast around 9 p m last night. He was taken to the Casualty Hospital. He is the son of John Howard a laborer living at 417 I Street Northeast.
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Edward Howard
Sixth End
Hotal
Edward
John Howard
Wing
I Street
Borah to Speak at Michigan Republicans Get Together
Idaho Senator Borah travels to Detroit to address a joint regular and Progressive Republican convention. Michigan leaders aim for party reconciliation to unite the GOP. Borah is seen as a middle ground on reform and tolls, likely to discuss tariff policy and national self respect in the coming campaign.
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Michigan
Idaho
Borah
Washington
Detroit
Weo
William Alden Smith
Senate
Debating Repeal Draws Senators Across Week
Debate over President policy prompts seven speeches this week with four against repeal and three for repeal. Key figures include Senators Simmons Jones Sterling West Olliver and du Pont. Funeral services for Capt. Richard P. Winslow U S A set for Arlington Cemetery with Potomac Lodge in attendance.
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Bradley
Kentucky
Senate
Senator Jones
Washington
Simmons
Sterling
South Dakota
Hill Railroade
West
Georgia
Bahalf
Weet
Kern
Olliver
Pennsylvania
du Pont
Delaware
Richard P. Winslow
U. S
Brownaville
Tex
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac Lodge
Winslow
Army and Navy Lodge
Old Point Comfort
W. Maurice Hoffman
White Rice Cloth Offer At Sixty Cents A Yard
Special to Ce day announces white rice cloth priced at a dime per inch of width equating to about 40 inches wide. Main Floor Wash Goods section in the retail Rotunda displays se day yard value.
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Copenhagen
Sea Yard
Open Sunday draws crowds at ballpark and theater
Washingtons first Open Sunday saw a large public turnout at the Chicago Federal League game against the RH 1 Andrews Paper Company nine at Fifteenth and Helveeta northeast attracting more than 200 attendees, while a Carmen performance at the National Theater was largely attended.
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Publc
Chicago Federal League
RH. 1. Andrews Paper Company
Fifteenth
Helveeta
National Theater
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Ludlow Petty
Wilbur R.smith
John P. Hassell
Richard Stahl
J. Frank Taylor
J. M. Chilton
Homer W. Bapson
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J. B. McCreary
A. E. Wills
Nathaniel Cureton
L. L. Walker
Percy Healy
H. Clay Howard
Peru
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Gov. Glynn
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St Ig
Sing Sing
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Jackson Becker
John B. Johnson
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York
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de B.R. Keim
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Jane Sumnerwen
Hartford
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McCray Refrigerator Co
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