Historic Shenandoah rally car contest travels Staunton area
An auto rally moves from Winchester through the Shenandoah valley toward Staunton with ten cars scoring perfectly after 35 miles despite poor roads. Officials, cars like Olds Special and Amplex driven by Stanley Horner and others navigate dust and mechanical issues as observers monitor the event. A layover in Richmond precedes the next leg as the Washington team contemplates an escort into the Old Dominion city.
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Winchester
Maxwell
John Fister
Amplex
Stanley Horner
Wiliam
Young Gibba
Staunton
Shenandoah Valley
Olds
Franklin Trek
Jary Carter
Washington
Al'ngat
Warren Detroit
Kimiond
Richmond
Dominion
New Automobile Records Set Across Mile, 100 Mile Races
May Records and other rivals lashed a flurry of breaks as cars from Chevrolet Marmon and Buick battled on the track. The 100 mile race saw Marmons and a Whee entry surge in a late burst to threaten the former record, while an 81 to 20 inch class event produced a swift showing by a Marmon driven car.
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Oh Crete
Tarit
Chevrolet
Via
Etra
Duwanant
Facroun
Haemon
Luna
Buick
Bawler Sues Author Over Alleged Slander in Ballinger Case
Christopher Connolly a New York and Montana lawyer and writer sues Oscar Lawler assistant U S attorney general and James Connally Boston author for 7300 damages claiming a statement by Lawler before the Ballinger Pinchot hearings damaged their reputations. Attorneys Baker and Douglas delay specifics as suit likely seeks 89006 pending clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher F Connelly
Wontana
New York
James B Connelly
Boston
Mas
Oscar Lawler
United States
Atoney General
Interior Department
Ballinger-Pin- Sat
Christopher P Connolly
District Suprema Court
Lawler
James B
Connally Fire & Jom
McAnarney
Ateamer Dispatch
Atornesa
Baker & Douglas
Christopher Connolly
Ballinger
Chamber Outing Begins Tonight for Washington Group
More than 20 members and their families will leave Washington this evening for a three day excursion by the steamer South Taratye to Norfolk Old Point and Cape Henry. From present indications the trip will surpass any prior outings by the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Norfolk Old Point
Cape Fleary
South Tarat
Southerners End Panama Exposition Bid in Senate Session
The New Orleans delegation pressed its Panama exposition bid before the Senate committee while Southerners prepared to depart Washington. Senator Gallinger introduced a resolution to favor locating the national exposition in Washington in 1915 to celebrate completion of the Panama Canal. Edward A. Filene announced Boston as a proper site, and talks continued with San Francisco Mayor McCarthy and other officials monitoring sentiment as departures began.
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New Orleans
Senate
Washington
New York
Gaynor Edward A. Filene
Boston
Senate Committee On Industria
Columbia
White House
Louisiana
Taft
Repator Foster
McCarthy
San Francisco
Congress
Drills At Randle Highlands Memorial Day Event
Randle Highlands hosts a Memorial Day program with Fort Myer troops aiding in drills by cavalry and artillery. The Boy Scout drill competition awards a gold medal to the winning captain. A sham battle recreates Gen Ross era ground from Congress Heights to Benning along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Randle Highlands
Ross
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress Heights
Benning
Another Chance for Middies Class of 1908
Middies found deficient in recent examinations mainly in navigation stem receive another chance. Eight cadets will be retained for reexamination in December in failed subjects. Those who pass will be commissioned as ensigns without loss of numbers.
Biblical pageant plans discussed by Barber at Chamber meeting
Mrs Lucia Gale Barber outlined a two year project to stage the great Biblical pageant depicting New Testament history as the citys most stupendous open air entertainment. Chamber committee members led by Granville H Hunt endorsed the plan and voted to refer it to the full Chamber of Commerce meeting next Wednesday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Robinson
Arkansas
Washington
Man shoots two sisters in Baltimore home
Harry Stone aged 20 forced entry at 1523 James street and opened fire on Fearman family acquaintances Mrs Grace Wolf 22 shot in the abdomen and Miss Rosa Pearman 26 wounded in leg and foot. Both women rushed to Franklin Square Hospital as police investigate a motive linked to past associations and a disputed relation with Mrs Wolf.
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Baltimore
Harry Stone
Warren
Pearman
James Street
Fearmans
Grace Wolf
Rosa Pearman
Conditon
Stone
Franklin Square Hospital
Wolf
Who
Mra Wolf
Miss Pearman
Mrs
Nurses Complete Course Fifteen Graduate From Training School
Fifteen women graduated last night from the Columbia and Children’s Hospital Training School. Exercises were held in Georgetown University hall. The Rt Rev Frederick B Howgen gave the invocation, Rabbi S mon spoke, George N Acker and Richard R McMahon addressed and presented diplomas. Names include Myrtle E Colman, Sarah Bruce Coran, Mildred Runs Codwise, Macy L Davies, Lana Fisher, Indiana Ethel Harriet Garden, Mary W Glasscott, Ida Lowellen Hodte, Mabel E Jacoba, Lera HE Milburne, Les McGil, Anna Cornelia Purdy, Cayne Cayne, May Rowann, Mary Lillian runner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Lana Fisher
Indiana
Ethel Harriet Garden
Virginia
Mary W Glasscott
Ida Lowellen Hodte
Mabel E Jacoba
District of Columbia
Lera HE Milburne
Les McGil West Virginie Anna Cornelia Purdy
Canada
Iella Butler Cayne
May Rowann
Mary Lillian Runner Indianb
Navy Officers at Reunion Class of 1900 Banquet
Twenty three members of the United States Naval Academy class of 1900 held their tenth annual banquet at the New Word venue. Tomorrow the members will attend the unveiling at Annapolis of a tablet in memory of Cadet Loyeman Noa, killed in Samar during October 1901. Attendees include Lieuts Bryant Doyle Kear Winston Steele Osterhaus Train Berry Timmons Wortman Bulmer Hyland Gannon Slatine Svars Scrabton Wede Defrees Gardiner Jackson Howard and Assistant Naval Constructor Mounteer. Class President W G Mitchell presided.
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United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Loyeman Noa
Samar
Bryant
Doyle C BR. Kear
T Winston
W Steele
Osterhaus
R Train
F D Berry
Timmons
W & Wortman
Bulmer
J Hyland
Gannon AB Slatine
Svars
Scrabton & T Wede
R Defrees
Gardiner
Jackson
C Howard
Naval
Mounteer
W G Mitchell
RACKETERS MAKE PROGRESS IN MIDDLE STATES TENNIS TOURNEY
Fifteen matches were played at the Middle Atlantic States tennis tournament on the Bachelor course yesterday afternoon. PHS Cake defeated L A Fischer leveraging aggression and court coverage in the day’s best match. The Hackett brothers won a tough doubles contest, while all-Washington and Philadelphia teams prepared for upcoming intercity clashes at Chevy Chase courts.
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Bachelor
PHS
Cake
L A Fischer
Lacher
Hackett Brothers
Fischer
Demotte
all-Washington
Philadelphia Tacketers
Chevy Chase
Sam-maries
Howards
Murphy
Hater
la Tongue
Spence Gordon
B.C Flourney
H Calten
Woltzmann
Del
Ake
Howard
Bolos
Gordon
I Gorm
Ifliia
McLean
Datlop
We Dorla
Gresn
Holtemann
Kenaali
C Hackett
W Hackett
Pischer
de Malt
Milmy Turle
Ho Doyle
Bling Smith
AL Fischer
Ladkeu
Mley Wimner
Miya Doolittle
Me Piroher
Misa Turle
HG. Doyle
Miss Wimar
Hila Ya Mas Domime
Wo Hackett
Mlan Baker
Mise Smith
Weather Conditions and Regional Forecast Details
Weather conditions show high pressure dominating the eastern half while the west experiences unsettled skies. Temperatures vary with warmer readings in the upper Midwest and northern plains and cooler in the mountains. A low pressure system near the Northwest will bring showers Saturday and Sunday into the Millennial region, with warming and clearing patterns following. Winds along the New England and mid-Atlantic coasts will shift, becoming southwest to west. Regional temperatures include maxima near the mid sixties and lows in the forties with varying humidity and limited sunshine. Potomac area remains muddy with overcast skies.
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Washington DC
Mimauri
Rocky Mountain
Lake Toglon
Montana
Tésho
Miscouri
Ink
Fugland
Witdle
Atlanta
Sariabie Sanday
Yentie
Tooderata
Diplomas Awarded to Sixteen Fairmont Girls for Cultured Womanhood
Fairmont Seminary honored sixteen graduates from nine states and the District of Columbia with diplomas certifying readiness for greater duties. Speakers noted the occasion as a step in preparing educated women for future roles, with Mary Katherine Brown and other saluted scholars listed among the recipients.
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Fairmont Seminary
District of Columbia
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Twe
Mary Katherine’ ‘Brown
Ohio
Billy Lilian Beatty
Misa
Dorothy Marie Borland
Pennsylvania
Wther Louiss Foster
Virginia Guinr
Texas
Herel Herr
Mabel Elizabeth Halloway
Sara Prances Hancock
Eliza Watts Kiltan
South Carolina
Katherine Lee
Fennsyivarda
Mildred Mann
Missouri
Ada Forick McConnell
Michigan
Grace Marie McClelland
Mabel Clair Payne
Arkansas
Harriette Richardson
Mattie Lee Yokley
Tennessee
Borah Denounces Anarchy Among Elites at Law School
Senator Borah warned of anarchy within the upper class defending the Constitution during a Washington College of Law graduation at Continental Hall. He denounced those who deem the Constitution antiquated while listing graduates from Kean’s Seat Newark and noting Republican county committee moves in Essex county backing Franklin Murphy for U S senator.
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United States
Washington College of Law
Continental Hall
Willam Edgar Borah
Tdaho
Thona
Jawa
Anna Laura Bargar
Jesse M Campbell
Annie Mery Conroy
Jesse H Evans
Alice & Gitterman
Frank D Gray
Joseph Harris
Murphy
Kean
Newark N J
Republcan County Committee
Kesex County
Fortier
Franklin Murphy
United Statén
John Kean
Harmon Pledge Complicates Senate Endorsement Debate
Columbus May 27 A Finley Ohio Democratic leader says Gov Harmon would complicate electing a legislature by endorsing a presidential candidate. He argues against a senatorial endorsement by the party, warning it could delay a true direct vote primary law and noting past endorsements led to Republican-led defeats.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gov Harmon
Wol Bintey
Democratic State Executive Committee
Oll Ikspector
Col Willem Jennings Bryan
Col Bryan
Finley
John H Clarke
Tom L Johnson
James K Campbell
Bryan
Two Gebicke Brothers Stabbed Near Casualty Hospital
Police investigate a double stabbing at Fourth and H streets northeast involving brothers Arthur aged 11 and Christopher aged 19 Gebicke plumbers living with parents at 512 H Street northeast Both victims were stabbed in the loft breast above the heart and are not in critical condition A long dirk used in the attack was not found and their stories to Lieut Falvey and Dr Wood vary.
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Arthur
Christopher Gebicke
H Street
Fourth
H Streets
Casualty Hospital
William J Wood
Lieut Falvey
Wood
Christopher
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Anne OF Atanlea
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Roberts Middleton
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Evers
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Shoemaker Co
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Young Men’s Store
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