Negotiators Progress in Mexico On Petroleum Law Clash
The Mexican Senate may modify the petroleum law as talks with the United States continue. Officials stress mutual desire for agreement, while noting possible conflicts between international and Mexican laws and the need for Mexican sovereignty in formulating its policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Senate
Albert W. Fox
Cape Trent
The
Weelington Post Co
Mexico
United States
Obregon
Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Yaster
Maxwes
America
Cosmopolitan Outing Features Announced
Cosmopolitan club plans a weekend automobile trip to Piney Point with most members and wives joining. They will depart Washington Friday morning and attend a musical evening at the Hamilton. Cantwell announces novelties for the music program while boosters praise Dr. Mussell and Edward Gramm. President Colliflower urges support for the padded ball game for a Washington club charity next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Piney Point
Hamilton Y Terday
Washlnngton
Neve
Hamilton
Thoman Cantwell
Rjos Ruoff
Cosmopolitan
Conrad I Doyle
Thompson
W. E. Spencer
W. P. Clark
G. Hunt
Murray Mussel
Edward Gramm
Aynes Colliflower
Woya’ Club of
Washington
Trinidad Citizens Seek Sectional Playground
The Trinidad Citizens association met at Blair School to plan an intensive drive for neighborhood playgrounds within bounds from H Street to Rhode Island Avenue and North Capitol Street to Fifteenth Street Northeast. They also voted to fund a court fight against a proposed bank shop extension at Twelfth and Estreata Northeast and heard a telephone office operations exhibition led by Dr. Robert W. McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad Citizens Association
Blair School
H Street
Rhode Island Avenue
North Capital Street
Fifteenth Street
Twelfth and
Estreata Northeast
Stephens
Robert W. McCullough
Air express line urged between New York and Chicago
Robert E. Mitowie of the American Railway Express Company urged the National Aeronautical Association that the company will enter a contract with a properly organized air service to handle business between New York and Chicago. He said the venture will exploit the faster service and include pickup at origin points and delivery at main-line air points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Robert E. Mit
Street Fight Over Four Year Old Insult Ends In Albany Street Clash
Mrs. P. E. Huettner of 1639 Irving Street NW was knocked to the pavement after a street altercation on Fifteenth Street near the Treasury building. The combatants Paul John Huettner and Julian Hohenstein were arrested for disorderly conduct after a first precinct response. The insult, said to date four years back, prompted the confrontation. Huettner reportedly dispatched a cable to her son in northern Algeria.
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P. BE. Huettner
Irving Street
Fifteenth
Treasury Building
Paul John Huettner
Julian Hohkenstein
Irving
Huettner
Can
Opening Night at Le Paradis Roof Garden Thrills Jazz Fans
Capital jazz lovers filled Le Paradis roof garden from dinner to the final notes as decorators hurried to finish a $25,000 rooftop set. Colored searchlights lit the floor while William Lawrence Bottomley of New York designed a vivid futuristic scheme. Spencer Tupman led the Le Paradis band with Ben Franklin on drums as Meyer Davis announced the summer run. The complex plans to keep both roof garden and Le Paradis cafe open during Shringra’s stay were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
le Paradis Roof Garden
William Lawrence Bottomley
New York
le Paradis
Spencer Tupman
Ben Franklin
Meyer Davis
Search for Louise Faust and baby continues
Police from the Sec ond precinct seek Louise Faust a 17 year old mother and her tev month old baby who vanished yesterday from 1916 Twelfth Street Northwest. She left the address after 4 PM promising a return in fifteen minutes and has not been seen since. She wore a brown suit a georgette hat and tan oxfords. She stands about five feet two inches, with brown hair and blue eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Faust
Twelfth Street
Change In Park Road Bus Route Ordered
The Public Utilities Commission ordered a Park Road bus route change on Park Road between New Hampshire Avenue and Seventeenth Street due to new policy making Park Road a one way eastbound street. Eastbound buses will proceed from Mount Pleasant Street Seventeenth Street Park Road north on Seventeenth Street to Monroe Street east on Monroe to New Hampshire Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Park Road
New Hampshire Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Utili Les Commission
Polley
Fourteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Commignion
Mount Pleasant Street
Stable Burn at National Horse Show Grounds
A fire at the National Horse Show grounds in Arlington Virginia burned one middle stable after nine thoroughbred horses were fed to safety. A stable boy raised the alarm as District fire apparatus responded but faulty connections hindered progress. Damage estimated around $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bire
National Horse Show Grounds
Arlington
Prepare to Elect Episcopal Bishop in Washington
A convention at the Church of the Ascension will elect a bishop for the Washington diocese to succeed Alfred Harding. The process opens with a 10 a m service, led by Rev Thomas W. Cocke, with lay and clerical delegates voting by orders. Main candidates include Rev Dudley of St. Stephen's and Rev Freeman of Epiphany. may require multiple ballots.
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Episcopal
Washington
Church of the Ascension
Twelfth Street
Massachusetts
Alfred Harding
Thomas W. Cocke
Bayless
Wilson
George Fiske Dudley
Steadiig Committee
HA. Griffith
Soldiers’ Home
J. W. Clark
J. James” Church
Joseph Fletcher
Rock Creek Parish
Herbert Stott Smith
A Margaret's Church
James E. Freeman
Wiliam de Vries
C. Ernest Smith
Rt. Thoman’ Church
D. W. Curren
Maryland
Ghureh
Dudley
Indies of Ascension
William I. Chamberlain
J. E B. Watts
Lta
Cathedre
Mr. Dudley
Bt. Stephen's Church
James. Freeman
Church of the Epiphany
Orchids And Onions Entered For Prizes
The largest horticultural exhibition in Washington opened at the National Museum with over 600 entries. Prizes will be awarded today for best collections across many classes, including roses and irises, with medals from the American Rose Society and American Iris Society. Judges include Holger Johansen and several U. S. Department of Agriculture officials.
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Washington
National Museum
Siiver
American Use Society
American Irie Society
W. J. Phelps
Edward P. Schwarz
Holger Johansen
Balboa
Canal Zone
Prof
Co. P. Chase
United States Department of Agriculture
BH. FP
Gould
8. S. Pennock
Philadelphia
Robert Halliday
Baltimore
Thomas Young
Bound Brook
N. J
Parochial Students to Contest in Gonzaga Bee
Parochial school spellers from the district will compete in an old fashioned spelling bee at Gonzaga College Theater tonight at 3 o clock. Under rules by Rev J Charles Davey two pupils from each school may enter. Ten dollars in gold awarded to the winner and five dollars to the runner up with smaller prizes for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzaga College Theater
J. Charles Davey
Gonzaga
Detective Acquitted In Policeman's Death
Thomas O'Donnell, a Fourth precinct detective, was acquitted of manslaughter in the death of Policeman Frederick G. Stange after a brief jury deliberation. The case alleged O'Donnell fired at a car carrying Ruby Downs and a man identified as Btange, with a bumper from a confiscated vehicle involved in prior theft charges. Attorney James A. O'Shea defended O'Donnell.
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Lear
Thomas O'Donnell
Fourth Precinct
Btange
Downs
James A. O'Shea
O'Donnel
Calls for Review of Pepco Rates by District Utilities Board
The Potomac Electric Power Company, owner of Washington Railway and Electric, posted a 48 percent net earning for the year ended March 31, 1920, after interest charges on bonds and depreciation. William McK. Clayton of the Federation of Citizens Associations urged the District Utilities Commission to reopen rate questions, arguing the company’s high returns exceed lawful limits and calling for a reassessment to curb excessive charges.
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Potomag Electric Power Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
William McK. Clayton
Public Utilities Committee
Federation of Citizens Associationa
Clay
Potomac Electric Power Company
Clayton
Vanguard for Rodeo Arrives Today in Washington Parade
A special train will bring 43 Crow Indians led by Yellowtail, plus 30 Cheyennes from Oklahoma City and over twenty renowned riders, including five world champions, to Washington for a Shrine convention crowd. The expedition marks the largest gathering of Red men and cow punchers to date.
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Washington
Minakalpp
Baltimore and Ohio
Texas
America
Shrine
Victor
J. Bivans
Crow Reservation
Yallowtail
Oklahoma City
Indiana
Cross Town Bus Hearings Set For June 13 and 15
Public Utilities Commission will hold hearings on Capital Traction Company cross town bus service linking southeast and southwest sections. Alternate route proposals and six transfer points between Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric Company will be reviewed. Public housing on the application and transfer privileges will be considered at 10 30 in the morning on Wednesday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Traction Company
Public Utilities Commission
Walter C. Allen
Eleventh
Thirt
Water
Wour
Third
Eleventh Street
Washington Railway and Electric Company
J Seta
Washington Railway
Elsetric Company
M Street
Sighthag& M
Cara
The
Baventh
At. Water and
N Southeast
Washington Railway and Mileciric Company
Pobr
Apathogus
Fou
Grasshoppers and Sisal Fiber Monopoly Clash
Secretary Hoover noted the grasshopper's unusual taste in a twist on a pending sisal fiber monopoly. An agricultural experiment suggests grasshoppers will consume any twine except sisal hemp, sparking talk of competition concerns and possible break up of the fiber market.
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Hoover
Sembeiaehen
Yaara
Agricultural Experiment
Fuedtan
Jest Congraes
Hoover Explas
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