Ottoman Charge d Affaires Decries US Naturlzation Law Bias
The Ottoman Charge d Affaires in Washington Rustem Bey issues a public statement criticizing United States naturalization law as racially biased against Turks Armenians Syrians and Arabs. He argues such legal barriers hinder peace and urges revision to allow equal citizenship opportunities for these groups.
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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 Forest Service in Defense of Law
New Orleans dispatch reports Gifford Pinchot defending the forestry service amid charges of illegal actions. He insists the service acted within law and that duty is to do all possible under it for the public good, urging commission oversight and coordination of river and rail transport.
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Forestry Bureau
Forest Service
Uut
Forest Services
Fuller Rebukes Lawyers Over Yellow Poplar Case Papers
Chief Justice Fuller denounces papers in the Yellow Poplar Lumber Co v Chapman as scandalous and impertinent and orders them stricken to protect court records. The Fourth Circuit ruling favored Chapman in a contract dispute over 50 million feet of timber delivered 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 plans advance for Washington show
Enthusiasts gathered at the Metropolitan Hotel to organize an outdoor horse show to open November 27, with trotters pacers and jumpers. Committees will classify entries, revise the constitution, and attract new members as plans progress for a speedway at Nineteenth and B streets NW funded by private effort after federal aid was ruled out.
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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 Dies at 82 at Washington Home
Mrs Catherine Van Rennaelaer Berry aged 82 widow of Nathaniel Berry of New Fork died at her home 1612 H Street Northwest on Monday Gay afternoon. Her daughter Mina Rattle Berry and sister Mrs Schuyler Cosby were at her bedside. She had been ill for a year or more.
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Catherine van Rennaelaer Berry
Nathaniel Berry
New Fork
H Street
Mina Ratalle Berry
Mra Schuyler Cosby
Mra Berry
Man With Red Hair Surrenders After Jail Escape
James Kelly of Danville surrendered to authorities in Wilkes-Barre after eluding police since escaping Columbia County jail. He claimed his red hair would expose him as a wanted man, saying he feared authorities would spot him statewide while on the run. He faces charges of stealing a fur from a Bloomsburg house under false pretenses.
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Washington
Wikes-Barre
Columbia County
James Kelly
Danville
Bloomsburg
Howse
Peary Clears Doubts On North Pole Claim At Washington Visit
Commander Robert E Peary met with the National Geographic Society research subcommittee in Washington to present supplementary proof of reaching the North Pole. He declined further comment on Cook relation and later planned a November 12 lecture in Washington if invited, as the committee prepared a formal report on his records.
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Col Cosby
Bhis
Washington Post
Yic
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
G H Tittmann
Union Station
Gammett
Admiral Chester
K Street
Committee On Research
Dracuas Polar
North
Cook
Will of Dr Dodd Provisions for Cutting Artery Before Burial
Special to The Washington Post reports that Dr William Joseph Dodd of Jersey City died October 28 and his will directs that before funeral a surgeon cut his radial artery. Executors to pay $30 for the service to ensure he could not be buried alive. Also reports a London dispatch on October 2 alleging a Madrid coup plot by generals to overthrow Spain’s constitution and place King Alfonso on a military throne.
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New York
London
Madrid
The
Chronicle
Alfonso
Edward Howe
Trerrer
Mra
Georgia Ferguson
Spain
Dr Acorey
W D McKenzie
William G . Coleman
George H Shibley
Flower
Charles Ferguson
Woodward
Heber Newton
Lens FP. Post
Sid Vapies
Washington
Paris
Ferrer
Auto Crash Near Sligo Ma Sends Five Men to Homes
A Sunday night car crash on the Broderick road near Sligo Maryland hospitalized Frank Firor and Thomas Jarrell as the two most seriously hurt. Ernest Loeffer William Goodwin and Charles Suyzer escaped major injury. all were members of business circles in Washington. The vehicle turned turtle at high speed after a tire burst, throwing occupants from the car and injuring several.
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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
Dyspepsia relief with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A promotional piece claims digestive tablets cure many forms of dyspepsia by aiding digestion and toning peptic glands. It urges readers to buy with a cent price, promising a free sample by sending name and address to a Merahal Michigan address.
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Stuart
Avery
Addrera Fla
Stacy Ceeeeny
Brush Building
Merahal, Ich
Wild ride for a divorce in Reno
Mrs Gustav Luders wife of the composer of Tha Burgomaster Woodsend and The Prince of Pilsen arrived by Southern Pacific to Sparks with her retinue seeking a Reno divorce. An auto failed to pick them up and a switch engine was offered. The party met a leading divorce lawyer at a fashionable hotel amid rumors of a divorce suit by Mrs Welchman of New York.
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Reno
New
Bigo
Gustav Eastere
Nork
Woodsend
Regrets for Ferrer Speakers Decry Violence in Washington
Indignant protesters in Washington at a Pythian Temple meeting denounced the Barcelona execution of Francisco Ferrer founder of the modern school movement. Speakers urged justice, peace, and constitutional progress while condemning violence and the revenge agenda of anarchists toward King Alfonso.
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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
Putisher
Ferrer
Christendom
Ikewie
Alfons
Kirk
Confucius
Prof Kirk
Park Savings Bank Opens in Arcade Area
Park Savings Bank opened with capital stock of 80000 and attracted over 100000 in deposits by closing time. The new bank operated in both commercial and savings departments, with quarters on the north edge of the Arcade amusement building. Visitors from Mount Pleasant, Columbia Heights, and Brightwood attended, with local residents channeling most accounts and many withdrawals from outlying areas.
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Park Savings Bank
Arcade
Washington
Mount Pleasant
Columbia Beighta
Wna
Brightwood
BAK
France Sets Maximum Rates on American Goods in New Tariff
France imposes maximum duties on U S goods, effective Monday, amid talks of retaliation. Paris aims to leverage tariffs in negotiations while U S law delays full tariff changes until March. Officials caution against sudden bans, noting possible responses under food and drug regulations.
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Tivaca
Cireles
United States
Bonet
France
Washington
Frances
Uhe
Tniid
Treasury
Ravi
Stites
Trench
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Aue
Prese Howe
Thes
Japan
Ts Pases
Lom
Europe
Wellville
Pinchot
Orieant
Taft
de Crest
JM Ishbyista
Mississippi River
Circuit Court of Appeals
Lang
Commander
Explorer
Capital
Kells
Sion
Liberal
Spanist
Palais Royal
Wbalectik
Ses. Uuany
Genulie
Beto 5
Bk Ae
Palais Royals
Iowa
A. Lisner
Doriggfid Ygegrather
John’s,Medicyng and
Brongff 1
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Eumonie
St. Julena Fatell
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