Ottoman Charge dAffaires decries US naturalization law bias
A Turkish diplomat in Washington, Rustem Bey, denounces United States naturalization rules as racist. He claims Turkish, Armenian, Syrian, and Arab applicants face unlawful discrimination, urges policy change, and argues this hampers peace efforts and Turkish-American relations. The letter frames legal bias as a barrier to liberty and unity among peoples.
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Washington
Prena
America
Bey
United Gus
Winch Tase
Knox
Dave
Justuies
United States
Turkey
Unitea States
Arbericana
Tse
Tribune
Uniedtates
Rustem Bey
Pinchot Defends Forestry Service in Lobby Address
New Orleans November 2 The forestry service chief Pinchot defends the service against charges of illegality calling them absolutely false He says duty is to do all possible under the law and to secure public good not merely what the law directs He urges a presidential appointed commission to plan river and rail coordination and river control while stressing official restraint and efficiency.
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Forestry Bureau
Forest Service
Uut
Forest Services
Frances
Uhe
Tniid
Treasury
Fuller Rebukes Lawyers Over Stricken Papers in Lumber Case
Chief Justice Fuller denounces attorneys for the Yellow Poplar Lumber Company versus Chapman, moving to strike their papers as scandalous to shield court records. The Fourth Circuit ruling in favor of Chapman stands, with the case involving a contract to deliver 50 million feet of lumber from Wise, Dickinson, and Buchanan counties in Virginia.
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Fuller
United States Aufiteme
Yellow Poplar Lumber Company
Chapman
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fourth Circuit
Virginia
Court of Appeals
Fovor
Court of Appeal
Pritchard
Elrenlt
Boyd
Dayton
George S Wight
Robert E. O'Hanley
Harvey I. Halt
United States Circuit Court
Western District
Wise, Dickinson
Buchanan
Equine fete progress plans at Washington speedway meeting
The Drivers and Riders Association held at the Metropolitan Hotel to finalize plans for a November 27 outdoor horse show at a new speedway near Nineteenth and B Streets NW. Committees were formed to classify horses for trotting pacing and jumping, with member Eva Taylor and John Gheen chairing. discussions covered constitution changes, membership dues, and matinee dates ahead of the big event. The Washington Post pledged prizes, and notable horsemen including J M McCauley and P De Graw attended, signaling strong local support and anticipated entries from Cedar Run Virginia and other owners.
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Metropolitan Hotel
Washington Post
P . de Graw
Washington
Cot Spencer Cosby
Congress
Association i Ity
John Gheen
Evert Taylor
BF McCaully
J M McCauley
J A Jones
Flippett
Laftug
Marsha Wow Way
A J. Stabler
Dan McCartney
A Gaie
Edwen Barker
C G Patten
Lhomis Bones
D Langley
M Morris
Lofhis
Widdicombe
John Morris
John Delph
Mitchell
G Brooke
Dodge
E +. Has
John O Gheen
BF mcCauley Pow de Graw
B the Graw
Taylor
Dr Patten
Mysatis
Manuella
W M Mitchell
Edna Wilkes
Ppett
Red Prin
The
EE Taylor
Forney
P V de Graw
Biddy McGinty
Mrs Berry Dead at 482 H Street Northwest
Mrs Catherine Van Rennaelaer Berry, 84 years old, widow of Nathaniel Berry of New Fork, died at home 1612 H Street Northwest. She passed Monday afternoon. At her bedside were her daughter Mina Rattle Berry and sister Mrs Schuyler Cosby. Mrs Berry had been ill for over a year.
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Catherine van Rennaelaer Berry
Nathaniel Berry
New Fork
H Street
Mina Ratalle Berry
Mra Schuyler Cosby
Mra Berry
Hair marked escapee surrenders to police in Danville
James Kelly of Danville turned himself in to authorities in Wilkes-Barre after eluding a statewide manhunt. He cites his red hair as the reason for seeking capture, admitting to stealing a fur overcoat from a Bloomsburg house under pretenses to replace it.
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Washington
Wikes-Barre
Columbia County
James Kelly
Danville
Bloomsburg
Howse
Peary Cleared on North Pole Claim Amid Lecture Invitation
Commander Robert E Peary faced questioning by the National Geographic Society research subcommittee in Washington to confirm observations, while a pending report likely supports his reach of the pole on April 9. Public lectures in November and acceptance of an invitation to speak in Washington are anticipated as the committee prepares its final findings.
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Robert J. Peary
Washington
National Geographic Society
Poe
New York
Peary
Robert E Feary
North Pole
Commander Peary
National Geographe Society
Pole
Yolar
St Fg
Hubbart Memorial Hall
Willes
Socaly
Peary Records
Heary Gannatt
Geological Survey
Colby M Chester
U BN
G H Tittmann
Union Station
Gammett
Admiral Chester
K Street
Committee On Research
Dracuas Polar
North
Cook
No Living Burial For Him Will Details Emerged
Special to The washingtom Fest. New York November 2. The will of Dr William Joseph Dodd who died October 24 at his home 101 Grand Street Jersey City was probated today at the Hudson county surrogate office. It carries a provision ordering the cutting of the jugular artery by a surgeon before burial and provides $30 to the surgeon for the service to ensure the testator could not be buried alive. An Associated Cable report from London says a Madrid rumor claims generals held a secret October 7 meeting to plan a coup d etat to overthrow the constitutional regime and install a military government with King Alfonso as absolute head.
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New York
London
Madrid
The
Chronicle
Alfonso
Putisher
Ferrer
Christendom
Ikewie
Alfons
Kirk
Confucius
Spain
Prof Kirk
Washington
Edward Howe
Trerrer
Mra
Georgia Ferguson
Dr Acorey
W D McKenzie
William G . Coleman
George H Shibley
Flower
Charles Ferguson
Woodward
Heber Newton
Lens FP. Post
Sid Vapies
Paris
Auto crash near Sligo ma shocks Washington business men
A car touring Frederick to Washington overturned on the Broderick road near Sligo Maryland. Frank Firor and Thomas Jarrell were most seriously hurt and rushed to George Washington University Hospital. Ernest Loeffler William Goodwin and Charles Suyzer escaped with injuries or were sent home. The party was traveling about 40 miles per hour when the rim collapsed and the car plunged into a bank, tossing occupants from the vehicle.
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Frank Firor
Thomas Jarrell
Stigo
Pive Washington
Broderick Road
Sligo
L Street North West
Firor Baking Company
Georgi Avenue
Loeler Sinanse! and Provision Company
George Washington University
Ernest Loefler
Loefler Sausage and Provision Company
William Goodwin
Charles Suyzer
Fleror
Frederick
Washington
Seventh Street
Carl Darnall
Wilbur C Jones
Vna
George Washington University Hospital
Loeftier
Silver Ein
Wiro
Ernest Loefer
Win Goodwin
Loeffler
Mr. Toeffer
Cea
Jarrell
Sion Dyspepsia Digestive Tablets Claim Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tableta as a cure for indigestion. It links poor digestion to mental and physical stress, claims the tablets digest 3,000 grains of food per grain, tone peptic glands, and speed gastric emptying. It offers a sample by mail from FLA Stacy Company in Michigan.
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Stuart
Avery
Addrera Fla
Stacy Ceeeeny
Brush Building
Merahal, Ich
Wild Ride for a Divorce
A New York divorce case draws a dramatic arrival by train and car to Sparks near Reno. Mrs Budlers and her sister, Mrs Belle Welchman, discussed counsel with a leading divorce lawyer after an overnight arrival from New York aboard a Southern Pacific switch engine and personnel.
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Reno
New
Bigo
Gustav Eastere
Nork
Woodsend
Regrets for Ferrer Speakers Oppose Violence in Washington
Washington listeners at the Pythian Temple protested the Barcelona execution of Francisco Ferrer founder of the modern school movement. Thomas B. Wil presided as speakers denounced the crime, praised Ferrer’s work, and urged aid for prisoners in Spain while stressing justice, peace, and progress.
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Uberal
Washington
Pythian Temple
Barceloos
Francisco Ferrer
Modern School
Spain
Thomas B WU
Will Sald
Ascoll
Copernicus
Brudo
Galles
Campanella
Kepler
Hoger Bacon
Brancisco Ferrer Ferrer
Park Savings Bank Opens In Washington
Park Savings Bank opened its doors in the Arcade area with an $80,000 capital stock and more than 100,000 in deposits by close of day. The bank reported strong turnout from Mount Pleasant Columbia Heights Brightwood and nearby areas as both commercial and savings departments started operations.
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Park Savings Bank
Arcade
Washington
Mount Pleasant
Columbia Beighta
Wna
Brightwood
Bank
France readies new duties as US tariff talks loom
France enacts maximum rates on American imports starting Monday under a tariff accord, while Washington warns of possible action under the Pure Food and Drug Act. France expects leverage in forthcoming negotiations, with potential retaliation over wine imports and champagne duties.
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United States
France
Washington
Ravi
Stites
Trench
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