Delegates push for a national foreign trade council
Delegates from 16 national industrial groups at the closing session of the foreign trade convention urged Congress to authorize combinations for foreign commerce and to establish an active national trade council to campaign for a stronger American foreign policy. They pressed for American banks abroad and a robust merchant marine to carry U.S. goods. The President received the delegation, pledging support for expanding American trade and markets.
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White House
Congress
Harren
United States
Natal
Tey
Philppines
Hig
Edward N Hurley
The
Hindis Manufacturers Association
Ba Bhiehnson
Philadelphia
John Fochardir
Frank
New York
Redfield
Gardin
Charles A. Conant
Federal Reserve Law
International
F B Whitney
Henry GC Emery
Emery
Payne-Aldrich
Underwood
Mery
Many Minds on Trust Plan Delays and Deliberations
A Senate trade plan debate reveals broad support for creating a trade commission while deferring other issues. President's program divides lawmakers as leaders warn of a long fight and possible delays. Interstate Commerce guidance and railroad concerns loom over hearings with Commissioners Hall Clementy expected to testify.
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Raleighcretary of
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Senate Committee On
Pronuncia Merito
Senate
Gas
White House
Clayton
House
Judiciary Committee
Benete Judiciary Committee
Congress
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate Committee
Omnibus Biat
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hall and
Clementy
Harlan
Commission
Makes Hairy Growths Vanish From the Skin
A beauty tip claims a simple paste of delta tone and water can remove unwanted facial hairs in minutes. Apply a thin layer on the hairy surface for two minutes, rub off the hairs, wash away residue, and leave the skin free of spots. Ensure the product is purchased in original packaging to avoid disappointment.
Trust bill advances ready for vote by tonight
The Clayton antitrust bill in the House moved toward final passage amid wide support. Key amendments addressed price discrimination and exclusive contracts, with labor exemptions argued by Gompers and allies. Debate saw labor leaders in attendance as representatives Graham and McCoy pushed and then retreated on several proposals.
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Mina Oderatora
Organized Labor
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Graham
McCoy
New Jersey
Obituary notices for Capt S F McBride and others in Washington
Obituary notices report Capt S F McBride 73 of 9 Seventh Street SE who died after a four year illness, with services held at the family home and interment in Frederick, Maryland. Also listed are Alphonse Girouard, 71, former Post Office clerk. Edwin Sanford Holmes, 89, merchant and retired Treasury staffer. and John T Clements, 74, Civil War veteran, with details on births, residences, survivors, and planned funeral arrangements in Arlington and Rock Creek Cemetery.
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F Mcbride
Seventh ‘Street
Capt McBride
Washington
Butler
Patent Office
Printing Office
Frederick
Mid
Alphonse Girouard
Postoffica
Tenth Street
Girouard
Canada
Justice Girouard
Supreme Bench of Canada
Parcy Girouard
British South Africa
Edwin Sanford Holmes
Thirteenth Street
Worcester
Holmes
Internal Revenue Branch
Treasury Department
Edwin S Holmes
Edgar P Simong
J B Webb
Willam, Holmes
Rock Creek Cemetery
John T Clements
Mount Pleasant Street
Arlington National Cemetery
Clements
Pension Office
A B Clements
San Diego
Cal
E B Clements
Ma~con
George
Divorces Dr Goldsborough in Maryland Court
Judge Edward C Peter signed a decree granting Mrs Lida D Goldsborough a limited divorce from Dr Martin W Goldsborough on cruelty grounds. The decree gives custody of two children ages 12 and 18, allows alimony and counsel fees, and notes the couple married August 19 1896 with separation after June 8 1912. Dr Goldsborough, brother of Gov Phillips Lee Goldsborough, is connected to Annapolis officials.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Edward C Peter
Lida D. Goldsborough
Martin W Goldsborough
Princess Anne
Phillias Lee Goldsborough
Heath Dodge Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Bethesda
Dr Goldsborough
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Annapolis
James Heath Dodge
Bethesds
King’s Palace Reopens After May Fire Repair
King's Palace reopens for business this morning after a May 10 fire. The building has been fully repaired and no traces of the blaze remain on the selling floors.
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King's Palace
Endurance test on model hupral may affect canal tolls
Debates on toll exemptions for coastwise and foreign shipping focus on U S sovereignty over canal property. Senators Oliver du Pont West argue for or against repeal, arbitration, and the treatment of subsidies, amid differing treaty interpretations and calls to protect U S control of the canal.
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Oliver
United States
Great Britain
St du Pont
du Pont
Delaware
Senator West
Georgia
Weat
Bishop McDowell Addresses Mount Vernon Seminary Graduates
Bishop William McDowell of Chicago delivered the commencement address to 27 Mount Vernon Seminary graduates. The program included Handel violin solo by Walbur, invocations and benediction by Rev. Charles Wood, class histories and lyrics, and presentation of the school banner by Dorothy Menefde.
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Bishop McDowell
Mount Vernon Seminary
William McDowell
Chicago
Willard Miles
Elizabeth Walbur
Handel
Charles Wood
Dorothy Warinner Menefee
Harriet Nina Metz
Edna Hazel Miles
Elizabeth Candace Parsons
Marian
Louise Peirce
Carita Mildred Reiss
Alma Catherine Schmidt
June Seeley
Mabel Edna Seeley
Josephine Vincent Sweeney
Susan Dorothy West
Emily Mutting Wiggin
Mary Wood
Emma M . Auson
Rachel Duncan Bush
Mary A Butler
Dorothy M Campbell
Doris Leonora Carnahan
Elcey H Cole
Myrtle Mary Gilbert
Harriet Selby Gillette
Hazel Catherine Husband
Grace Secor Kelsey
Harriet Louise Lewis
Margaret Elizabeth Lipps
Eleanor Mackay
Helen Magee
Emma Austin
June Seely
Josephine Sweeney
Myrtle Gilbert
Harriet Metz
Mary Butler
Margaret Lipps
Dorothy Menefde
Washington College of Law graduation ends with mother beating son in moot court
A mother and son, Mrs Sarah T Andrew and Herbert B Andrew, graduated together at Memorial Continental Hall during Washington College of Law exercises. In a moot court, the son represented the state while Mrs Andrew defended, the verdict was not guilty. Forty-five students earned diplomas and certificates, including 43 graduates and two master of laws recipients.
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Washington College of Law
Continental Hall
Sarah T Andrew
Herbert B. Andrew
Samie
Memorial Continental Hall
Andrew
Missouri
The
Misouri Historical Society
Missouri State Association
Emma M Gillett
Justice Stanton
Peella
James M Graham
Lou
Randall
Herbert B Andrew
Sarah T Andre
Lillian C Athey
Matte L B Baldwin
Willaro & Chapman
Helena T Doocy
William H Delaney
James P Greeley
Harry
May
Henry C Wilson
Munice W Wright
Kate P Johnson Gertruda
Leonard Mary O Toole
Kathryn Sellers Rosally McE Shelton
Adela V Smith
Emily A Spilman
Mary EH Sweeney Bunce K Warner
Elizabeth I Weaver
William Edgaran
Walter G Jones
Misa
Mary O Toole
John
Wives and husbands eye change to testify rules
A Wednesday House proposal would require spouses to testify in criminal cases, challenging the old rule that forbids a wife or husband to testify against the other. Representative Wingo of Oklahoma argued the ban protects bigamists and polygamists and should be revised. Representative Bryan supported change, while Bartlett warned it could erode marital trust and invite perjury.
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Repreento
Wingo
Oklahoma
Bryan
Bartlett Sid
Play Ball for Charity Charity Baseball Game Today
The annual charity baseball game between Metro politan and Chevy Chase clubs will start at 3:30 p.m. at Seventh Street and Florida Avenue NW. Eddie Ainsmith will umpire after wrist injury sidelined him from the local American League team. A detailed Washington and Benton game display is planned at the grounds. Proceeds benefit Providence Hospital as society members support the institution. A large crowd, fair weather, and good baseball are anticipated.
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Chevy Chase
Seventh Street
Florida Avenue
Eddie Ainsmith
Washington
Benton
Providence Hospital
Police News Notes in Washington Collisions and Incidents
A wagon owned by L B H White collided with a street car at Pennsylvania Avenue and Fifteenth Street NW injuring the front vestibule area. Garfield Wills, the driver, jumped to safety. Leatrice Fairfax, a waitress at 198 Pennsylvania Ave NW, was despondent and swallowed poison. hospitalized. A newborn female infant was found wrapped in old newspaper in the gutter on F Street NE. Sev Jones found the body and notified police. A break-in occurred at S and B Footwear, 225 Pennsylvania Ave NW, with 27 pairs of shoes taken. Russell K Crane was slightly injured after a bicycle collision with a horse-drawn buggy at Tenth and H Streets NW. A milk wagon at 911 Second Street NE collided with a street car at Seventh and H Streets NW, damaging the wagon. Charles Smith, 26, colored, 428 Street NW, collapsed from heat and was taken to Emergency Hospital. This was the only prostration case reported yesterday.
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Sout Capitol
I Streets
Pennslvani Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Garfield Wills
Leatrice Fairfax
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
FE Street
Tenth
Eleventh Streets
Sev Jones
Uncanh
Theresa
S and Bimelfgrt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Russell K Crane
Michigan Avenue
H Streets
James L Finn
Twelfth Street
J J Harrington
Second
Seventh
Charles Smith
Mergency Hospital
Fire at 608 K Street NE damages home
A small boy dropped a lighted watch into a bucket of paint at the home of George Anderson on 608 K Street Northeast. Damage estimated at five dollars.
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Anderson
Tales of Hoffmann sung by Aborn Company at National Theater
The Aborn English Grand Opera Company presented Offenbachs Tales of Hoffmann at the National Theater last night to an expansive audience. Samplef portrayed Hoffmann with apt stage presence and strong singing. Bertha Shalek Lena Mason and others impressed with roles including Antonia Olympia and Giulietta with lively encores and a standout duet O Schöning Night.
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National Theater
Samplef
Holman
Bertha Shalek
Lena Mison
Miss Shalek
Antonia
Lena Mason
Olympia
Mies LeBarron
Neville H Castle Weds Mrs Porter Charlton in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 2 1910 Kate Voorhies Beary formerly Mrs James Malcolm Henry married Neville H Castle former U S attorney at Nome City Alaska The bride previously wed to Mary Crittenden Scott Charlton whose body was found in a submerged trunk in Lake Como Italy in June 1910 Her parents include H H Scott of San Jose She married Castle in San Francisco in 1872 Two years later she pursued theater and obtained a divorce early in 1910 Her second husband Porter Charlton is believed imprisoned in Italy awaiting murder trial
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Porter Charlton
Kate Henry
San Francisco
Kate Voorhies Beary
James Malcolm Henry
Neville H Castle
United States
Nome City
Alaska
C.F Aked
Castles
Mary Crittenden Scott Charlton
Lake Como
Italy
Mary Crittenden Scott
H H Scott
San Jose
Castle
Holden Divorce Set Aside in Pueblo Colorado
Navy man George Holden has the Colorado judge set aside a January divorce decree from Irene Holden of Washington DC. The case cites errors in records and timing, with service of notice to reopen by marshal near Washington. The Holdens maintain ties to Washington and New York, with two residences in each location.
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Navy
Thiz City
Colorado
Pueblo
Colo
Myrick
George Holden
Naval Service
Irene Holden
Washington
New York
Company Outing On Potomac Aboard Charles Macalester
Nine hundred employees of Shann Sons & Co and 500 guests enjoyed the second annual company excursion down the Potomac aboard the steamship Charles Macalester. Most left at Marshall Hall while others were taken to Indian Head. The trip was arranged by a committee led by manager George De Neale.
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Marshall Hall
Indian Head
Shann Sons & Co
Potomac
Charles Macalester
George de Neale
Churchill Steers Naval Plane in Flight Tests
Salisbury England May 28 Winston Spencer Churchill first lord of the British Admiralty flies a naval aeroplane at Netheravon and over Salisbury Plain to begin tests for an air pilot certificate. He hopes to qualify next week.
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Salisbury
England
Winston Spencer Church
Churchill
Netheravon
Salisbury Plain
Yecomanry
Simmons Replies to Smoot in the Senate
In the Senate yesterday Senator Simmons rebutted Smoot's tariff remarks noting April imports were largely foodstuffs and that export shortfalls versus April 1918 stemmed from key product declines. He argued that two months do not show trade trends and cited March 1912 and March 1914 import figures of 18.5 million and 18.2 million dollars respectively.
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Simmons
Smoot
Senate
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