Hoover Sees Trade Associations Unite After War
Herbert Hoover told 600 American Wholesale Grocers that wartime cooperation with the food administration showed collective action by trade associations can stabilize postwar business. He urged modification of Sherman act rules linking associations to a government program, while stressing public interest as essential. Prices rise signal gains for agriculture, with cotton and corn belts improving and farmers becoming more efficient, aided by plant improvement and better farm management.
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Herbert Hoover
Willard
Hoover
Bv. Hoover
Co-payiment of Commerce
Trade Association
Dong
Thia
Mtr Hoover
Charles E Woodcock
Eplacapa
Kentucky
Ilbart
Frank S. Gaton Vastoautmagter Wace
Henry Matlaey
Hino
Wallace Caid
Corn Belt
Walgard
Menith Werd
United
Atetes
United States
Charles D Dunn
New York
American Specialty Manufacturers’ Association
Dunn
Mount Vernon
Gueate
National Fruit Product Company
Charles Macalester
Catholic Guild Meets at Gonzaga College
The Catholic Women's Literary Guild of Washington held its annual meeting and social reunion in Gonzaga College lower auditorium last night. Rev Sonn Lafarge gave an illustrated lecture on Jesuit Missions in Southern Maryland. A social gathering followed with a musical program by Notre Dame Academy alumnae. Rev J Davey presided.
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Catholic Women's Literary Guid of
Washington
Gonzaga College
Maryland
Sonn Lafarge
Notre Dame Academy
J . Davey
Judge Sellers Addresses Zontas Club Meeting
Judge Sellers addresses Zonta club at City club with Judge Kathryn Sollera discussing welfare conference. The Pro an committee announced a musical program next week aiding Music Week plans as Ogene James presided.
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Kathryn Sollera
Welfare Work
Zonta Club
Orday
Proan
Imogene James
Nea
Cadet dinner illness at McKinley High prompts probe
Remnants of a cadet dinner at McKinley High sparked a health inquiry as 96 to 500 pupils reported stomach pains and indisposition after a Wednesday night meal. Dr Joseph Murphy and Dr R R Ashworth analyzed food samples including creamed chicken and apple pie while officials noted no serious cases. Business High School reported its cadet dinner meals were prepared separately with no creamed chicken involved.
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McKinley High School
Joseph F. Murphy
Murphy
Frank C Dame
R R Ashworth
Businesa High School
Business School
Allan Davis
Femenia Yaanamanien
Schonl
Isaac Gane
Washington Chamber of Commerce
A. E. Seymour
Stephen E. Kramer
Wallace M. Craigle
B. G Foster
Eastern High School
Drill victory earns medal for Washington cadets
Imaac Gans and Arthur E. Seymour of the Washington Chamber of Commerce visited Eastern High School to present Capt L A Cheek of company D with a replica of the Allison Nailor medal. Cheek received a personal gold medal, while the large Allison Nailor medal remains with the winning company until next year's drill.
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Imaac
Jean Wold’s pantomime dances at Garden of the Woman's Party
The National Woman's Party garden at First and A streets NE hosts Miss Jean Wold leading a pantomime program with Egyptian and Indian impressions. Pianist Portia Wagner plays Liebestraum and A la Champagne, while Ram's Head Players perform Shaw and Capell pieces, marking the group’s Capitol debut with the original cast.
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National Woman’s Party
Flrat
Jean Wold
Brahms Waltses
Misa Portia Wagner
Liebestraum
Liskt
Lenchinsky
Robert Bell
Rem
Twin Oaks
Mr. Bell
Josephine
Hutchinson
Walter Beck
Vy Bernard Shaw
Annie Ivey
James Branch Capellnis
Spectator at Garvey trial sentenced to prison
In Federal court today a spectator was sentenced to two months in Essex County Jail for contempt and held on $10,000 bail on a charge of obstructing justice. The witness said he and others under subpoena were threatened. The Garvey trial was interrupted as testimony described intimidation by a Subway guard.
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New Lorik Way
Black Star Line
Marcus Garves
Africa
Hugh Mulzach
Ludge Mack
Charles Lenons
Garvey
Mack
Lenons
Essex County
New Jersey
Kanawab
Rufus Swift
Harry Richargson
Yarmouth
Cuba
Geare Must Defend Kuickerbocker Suit Over Collapse
Reginald W Geare the Kuickerbocker theater architect faces a damage suit by Guy Sturgis and Victor Sturgis heirs after the building collapsed January 28, 1922 causing 97 deaths and 103 injuries. Justice Haegbling ruled on Geare's demurrer denying relief and the case seeks $10,000 damages.
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Reginald W Geare
Kuickerbocker Theater
Guy Sturgis
Victor Sturgis
Justice Haegbling
Geare
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Waki
Department of Agrculture
Wallace
Sone
Scientife
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Catholic Guild
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Zontas
Imalady
McKinley
Beng
Br Murphy
Ember
L. H. Cheek
Eastern
Ceives
Gans
Will
Miss Wold
Apear
Ram
She Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co
N.W
Ares
F Street
Cemeas
Alaska
Martha Washington
Shriners
Shipper
Dr. Lewis
St. Elizabeth’s
Research University
Nolan D C Lewis
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Jackson Place
Morshwest
Lewis
Munckerbotker
Sturgis
Standard Oil Company
N. J
U. S. Senate
Warren K. Lewis
Department of Chemical Engineers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
R. L. Welch
American Petroleum Institute
Standard Oil
Broadway
New York City
M. A. Leese Optical Company
The
Washington Post
KODAK
Sundey
Washington Fest
TON Post Kodaks
Kodaks
Duced
Gravere
Ington Post
Eastman
Sunday Post
Daily Post
Ealm
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