Open Shop Debate Ends Amid Gaston Hall Roar
George Washington University defeated Georgetown University in a three part intercollegiate debate. The result gave GW two wins in the series as judges held the affirmative failed to prove its case amid chaotic rooting and noisy interruptions from GW supporters.
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George Washington
George Washington University
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Lepsna $ Nsd North
Robert B Pharr
Leonte Rone
Samuel Edelstein
Mr North
North
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Lennon
Joseph A Lennon
Georgetown Law School
Louis Cohen
Geoghan
Fharr
Mr English
American Railway Brotherhood
United Mine Workers
Bone
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New York
Teamsters
Chicago
Colorado
Edelstein
Quinn
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Glee Club
George Washington University Glee Club
Nhon Haley
Rooters
Detectives Long Trip Brings Prisoner From London to Washington
Joseph Carter and Lemus Trumbo of the Ideal detective bureau return with John Conroy, jailed on embezzlement charges. Conroy, executor of a dead comrade's estate valued at about 1500, allegedly took the cash from a bank and claimed he planned to return to Ireland. The party arrived on the St Paul steamer Zentergay and planned to reach Washington by morning.
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Joseph Carter
Lemus Trumbo
Ideal Detective Bureau
John Conroy
London
Washington
Forester & Princ Oner
Conroy
Ireland
St. Paul
Two Drownings In Potomac Rowboat Upset By Tug Wash
Two men died in separate Potomac incidents as tugboat wash capsized a rowboat near the Arsenal and James Creek. William Enoch, 31, a Hospital Corps soldier from California, disappeared after splashing to shore. Frank J. Massino, 24, a coal passer on the Dolphin, drowned after being washed by the Triton while swimming toward the ship. Both bodies were not recovered.
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Potomac River
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Company C
Hospital Corps
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United States
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Enoch
Lana
Arsenal
James Creek
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Massing
Navy Yard
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Triton
Former Policeman Accused in Watch Theft Arrest
William Lyda, a former District policeman, was arrested in New York on a warrant charging larceny for stealing a watch from a jeweler. The warrant, sworn May 38, alleges he, in uniform, asked to view watches, was allowed to take one, later resigned, vanished, and will be brought back here tomorrow.
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New York
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Yeste
William B Lyda
Thingty
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Negro Woman Sentenced For Pocket Larceny In Police Court
Mattie Weaver a colored woman received six months in jail after being charged with stealing $25 from Charlea Hall of the Savoy apartments. The alleged pocket picking occurred on D Street NW Friday night and she was arrested by Officers Catts and Klopfer of the First precinct. A series of incident briefs follows including a wagon upset at the Balti mora and Ohio crossing on H Street NE injuring Percy Berkley, a resident of Baltimore Md. A laborer Harry Byrd age 19 fell twenty feet at the municipal grounds injuring his shoulder. A runaway collision occurred on U Street involving a barge and wagon driven by A C Regenbaum. Richard Brown and Hattie Brown wed at City Hall in Culpeper Virginia. Walter J Medrahall, 7, was bitten on the cheek by a dog near 1218 Third Street SE and treated at Providence Hospital.
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Savoy
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Worman
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Baltimora and Ohio Railroad
H Street
First Street
William Hess
Banning, Md
Hess
Percy Berkley
Berkley
Harry Byrd
Hil
Walter J. Medrahall
Third Street
Providence Hospital
Victory drill sparks protest at Eastern High School
About forty members of Company F Belt from Eastern High School win a drill contest. Students petition to remove Principal Swartzell and stage an effigy, causing unrest. The celebration is canceled after teachers and principal intervene, with disputes over discipline and Ribbon incident.
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Eastern High School
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School Fracas Over Principal Sparks Student Protest
Parents and teachers weigh cause as boys boycott class, form petitions and stage an effigy of Principal Swartaelie. A local association chief says the issue stems from attendance declines and clashes over athletics and school policies, with no interference anticipated.
Painters Lockout After Nonunion Paperhangers Row
A wage dispute and nonunion paperhangers sparked a citywide lockout by master painters after refusing to hire nonunion workers. Union No. 268 pressed to employ only union paperhangers, prompting several shops to close though a few nonunion shops stayed open. Government contract shops reported no grievance, while arrests followed a disturbance near the union headquarters as talks continued amid a wage scale dispute set for June.
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Jobe
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Joba
Capitol
Master Painters and Decorators’ Association
Master Painters’ Association
Palatera’ Ynion
Honor Retiring Grief Tribute for Col. J. Hampton Moore
The Pennsylvania Club hosted Col J Hampton Moore at a reception in its new quarters at Pit fourth and K streets NW. Nearly 500 members and guests praised his career in journalism and as head of the Bureau of Manufactures, urging Republicans to stay active and vote.
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Andrews
Pennsylvania
Pitwenth and
K Streets
Col. J. Hampto Moore
Bureau of Manufactures
Department of Commerce and Labor
Col. Moors
J. Lincoln ‘Townsend
BR Andrews
Charieh Mele
Hom
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Harry A Comdawah
Robert 7. Prailey
Willian B. ‘Craxy
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James T. Daboia
John B. W. ‘Thrush
Kidwerd
Homer
Walter J. Hrooka
John R. Wile Memer
P. Kohgolay
Shel- Tenberger
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Sustes
Yours
George B
McCreary
Ikoob H. Dewees
H. M. Woote
Jamie A. Ren
Idney I Senoelioers
W T Kent
Townsend
Col. W. R. Andrews
Col. Andrews
Col Andrews
Pennsylvania Club
Flng
J Hampton Moore
Col. Moore
Keystone
Republican Party
Col Moore
Keystone State
Wilkesbarre Protest Targets Nan Patterson Theater Plan
Wilkesbarre residents and leaders urged Mayor Kirkendall to forbid Nan Patterson from performing in a musical comedy at Nesbit Theater next Tuesday. Protesters argued the appearance would exploit Patterson’s notoriety from murder trials and harm the city’s image. The mayor said he cannot legally block the production and will confer with theater managers after presenting the protest to them.
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Waahington
Nan Patteraon
Nesbit
Ax Theater
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Kirkendall
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Keyatona Reduction Company Formed for Adirondack Gold
Special to The Washington Post reports the Keyatona Reduction Company incorporated in the District of Columbia with 1 million dollars capital to run a gold mining reduction plant near Croghan, Lewis County. The firm controls 20 acres with 20,000,000 tons of gold-bearing sand, tested to 60 feet depth, yielding gold values from 2 to 37.80 dollars per ton across 2,900 assays. Officers include President George W. Weaver and Philadelphia locals as directors.
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D. C
New Mining Company
Wenhingwp
George W. Weaver
Charles F. Lavery
H I
Thomas Masters
Philadelphia
Fred Geiger
Washington C
Adirondacks
Croghan
Gen Boynton Goes to Seaside in Ill Health Shuffle
Gen George Henry V. Boynton, long-time head of the local school board, was taken to Atlantic City yesterday in a private car via the Pennsylvania Railroad. Reports state he reached Atlantic City in excellent condition and was as well there as when he left Washington. He resigned the school board presidency several days ago due to continued ill health.
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Henry V. Boynton
Pennsylvania Railroad Assvices
Washington
Boynton
Weather Conditions and Local Notices From May 27
Weather conditions report from the Weather Bureau notes a low pressure system moving eastward with improving temperatures in parts of the Midwest and chances of showers in Arkansas Oklahoma and parts of Nebraska. Heavy rains in the upper Red River watershed affect northern Louisiana and southwestern Arkansas with warnings for higher river stages. A stray dogs shelter opening June 1 near Ten Nailytown Road and Cedar Lane is announced with Mrs W E Chandler and Miss H B Macfarland leading the effort. A lawn fete at Holy Trinity parish grounds ends with a dance on Friday evening, with Royal Arch Council No 6887 scheduled for a ladies night at Pythian Temple auditorium, including a short play and refreshments.
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Moines
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Minnaerm Am Eyringtsid
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Mienes
Tennailytown Road
Cedar Lane
Friends of Dumb Animals
W E Chandler
Biss H. B . Macfarland
R. A
Pythian Temple
Systemic Catarrn and Nervous Weakness Described
The passage defines catarrh as a systemic condition affecting the digestive tract and causing generalized weakness and anemia. It notes blood thinning, poor digestion, and nervous strain, with bitter tonics often tried though effectiveness varies.
Dog Bites Child in the Face in Southeast Street
Seven year old Walter J. Marshall Jr. of 18 Third Street Southeast was bitten on the left cheek by a dog owned by William Ryan of 187 Third Street Southeast. He was taken to Providence Hospital by his father. The injury was described as light.
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Third Street
Willam Ryan
Providence Hoapkas
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