Latin American Exhibits Proposed for U S Cities
Trade bodies and Washington officials consider moving San Francisco Panama-Pacific displays of Latin American history and development to major U S cities after the fair. Joseph Hartigan proposes shipping exhibits rather than returning them, with cooperation from federal, state, and municipal authorities to reach millions of American viewers.
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Plana
Tnese
United States
pan-American Financial Congress
Joseph Hartigan
Weights and Measures
New Yorkty
South American
Hartigan
Central
South America
Latin America
San Francisco
Two
Americas
Procee
Bible Guide to Foreign Born Religion Talk at Fourth Presbyterian
Judge J. W. Thompson spoke at Fourth Presbyterian Church on Thirteenth and Fairmont streets northwest about the Nathan rebuke to David and its relevance to hyphenated Americans. He argued there can be no separation of church and state, saying the church should guide public conscience and help set a country right when its affairs go wrong.
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Nathan
David
J. W., Thompson
Bureau of Mines
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Thirteenth
Fairmont Streets
Thompson
Edward S York Dies. Capitol Hill Broker Recalled
Edward S York a longtime Capitol Hill resident real estate broker dies at 509 East Capitol Street after a brief illness His funeral is set for Monday at 2 pm with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery He was born in Waterbury Vermont came to Washington as a child son of James M York founder of the firm James M York and Son He is survived by wife Lillian Orentz York son Warren M York and mother Lucy York.
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Edward & York
Capitol Hill
East Capitol Street
Rock Creek
Mr. York
Waterbury
James M. York
James M. York & Son
Washington
New York
Harmony Lodge
Mr. Brown
Appleton P. Clark
A. A. Fisher
William H. Sholes
James Spalding
George M. Slye
William Huchinson
York
Lillian Orentz York
Warren M. York
Lucy York
Wilson Goes to Baltimore With Daughter and Miss Bones
President Wilson with Miss Margaret Wilson and Miss Helen Bones motored from Washington to Baltimore via Druid Hill Park this afternoon. The party did not stop in the city and returned to Washington.
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Bones
Baltimore
President Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Helen Bones
Washington
Druid Hill Park
Washi Iisto
Eulogizes the Navy During June Week at Annapolis
Annapolis Md May 30 June week began with Chaplain Cassard delivering the baccalaureate sermon at the Naval Academy. Midshipmen and many visitors attended as the chaplain spoke of moral standards and the Navy’s role in peace and war. He praised the American institution’s history, discipline, and loyalty, noting its soldiers and sailors have fought to defend liberty worldwide.
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Baccalauseate
Annapolla
Naval Academy
William G. Cagsard
H. H. Clark
Academy
Austin M. Courtney
Midshipmen
N. M. Pigman
Solog
T. T. Patterson
Cassard
Kifaja
America
Hansen Dies of Injury in Land Office Ball Game
Herman C. Hansen first baseman for the Land Office Home Club League died Saturday morning at Providence Hospital from a brain clot after an intra game injury between Land Office and Reclamation teams. He was a National University of Law graduate, admitted to the bar last February, former Kendall Athletics Club captain in 1910-11, and a seven year Land Office employee in the public lands division. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Eastern Presbyterian Church.
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Herman C. Hanzen
Land Office
Reclamation
Providence Hospital
Hansen
National University of Law
Kendall
General Land Office
Public Lands Division
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Official War Reports Across The Front From Vienna To Rome
In a May 30 release Vienna details Russian and allied actions across Galicia Przemysl Pruth to the Dniester and Tyrol. French and German fronts report heavy artillery duels and repulsed assaults near Yser La Bassee Arras Bethune Souchez Libau and Labyrinth. Italy notes Alpine offensives near Tonale Asiago and Misurina with Austrian forts damaged and Ala captured.
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Austria
Vienna
Lubsezowka
Galicia
San
Sieniawa
Fongarle
Levasone
Cortina
Goritz
Isenxo
Monfalcone
Wermany
Berlin
War Office
der Houdt Farm
Yser Canal
la Bassee Canal
Arras
Bethune
Souchez
Hiastern
Atloki
Libau
Dubysa
Sanchenski
UALY
Rome
Tyrol
Trentino
Tonale
Asiago
la Svorne
Luserna
Busa
Spitzwerle
Adige
Ala
Pilgante
Lavaredo
Misurina
12 Taken in Gambling Raid Reveals Poker Room
Eugene C. Wilson, 45, of 803 North Street Northwest, was arrested early last night with eleven others on charges of permitting gambling on his premises. Wilson posted bond of 3100 and was released for police court. The raid occurred at 9 45 PM by detectives Emberey Stringfellow Vermillion Wilson and Headley following a police complaint.
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Eugene C. Wilson
Wilson
Emberey
Stringfellow
Vermillion
U S Merchant Marine Gains In Eight Months Trade Value
The Commerce Department shows American ships carried imports and exports totaling 2.797 billion dollars for the eight months ending March 31, with 12.64 percent on American-flag vessels. Foreign-built ships admitted to American registry reached 142 by May 1 under the new law.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Congress
Publicity stunt ends in death on Brooklyn Bridge
Henry Clark a 2 machinist from West Philadelphia died after leaping from a promenade to one of the suspension cables and diving into the East River from the Brooklyn Bridge. Police later questioned his wife who said he sought a move into film work as a daredevil. His body remained unfound hours after the dive.
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New York
Henry Clark
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Bridge
Hast River
Clark
Manhattan
Submarine Attacks Fire On Tullochmoor Near Ushant
Reports from Barry describe a German submarine engaging the Tullochmoor off Ushant on a Friday evening. The crew of ten fled in lifeboats as the ship sank after roughly 40 rounds. Other vessels, including the Glenlee and Ethiopes, rescued crews from torpedoed ships, with multiple ships aiding and evacuations continuing along the English Channel.
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Ushant
Brittany
France
Barry
Cant. Holford
Tullochmoor
Holford
Tullochmoeoy
Glenlee
Elder-Dempster Line
English Channel
Wiltshire
Havre
Saxonian
McDonald
Falmouth
Olzzara
Mars
Aberdeen
Lloyds
Fair Island
Snellands
Dixie
Brest
Cardiff
Aden
Cysne
Submarine Sighted Near Nebraskan Hit Site
Crookhaven Ireland May 20 The mate of the schooner June Rose reports crew members saw a submarine about a hour before the American steamer Nebraskan suffered serious damage from an explosion. The June Rose tracked the underwater boat west of Fastnet and later observed the Nebraskan flying the American flag. United States Consul Skirman at London requested all available information on submarines in the Nebraskan vicinity.
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Crookhaven
Ireland
United States
Skirmer
London
Swiss mobilize 70000 men in reserve divisions
Geneva May 30 Swiss authorities ordered the mobilization of the First and Third reserve divisions totaling about 76,000 men. The move signals a broad defense readiness amid regional tensions and comes after a strategic review by the Swiss military leadership.
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Geneva
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Bible Guide
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