Pension Law Push Aims at Permanent Police Fire Pension Fund
The Board of Trade and the Chamber of Commerce plan a joint campaign to urge Congress to establish a permanent adequate pension fund for police and firemen. Walter A. Brown and William F. Gude will confer this week on strategy, with the public order committee backing a permanent funding source. The group may announce new data at Monday's meeting and also weighs separating the excise board from the board of assessors, while reaffirming a new house of detention.
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Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Walter A. Brown
William F. Gude
Chamber
Con Sens
Public Order Committee
The
Brown
Board of Trade Itei
Compitter
Excise Board
Board of Assessors
Socialites dine at navy yard amid war talk and mischief
Anne Morgan daughter of J Plecpont Moreau and her secretary visited the New York navy yard in Brooklyn to watch Gov Spry present a silver service to the battleship Michigan. Morgan dined on corned beef and cabbage costing 20 cents and left for home after a brief stop, while a taxi fare rose to $2 waiting time. The report follows Paris fashion duties and a portraits with notable figures and sculptor links, including Vinnia Ream Hoxie and Rambo Clews.
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Anne Morgan
J. Plecpont Moreau
New York Navy
William Spry
Etah
Miss Morgan
Sbe
Bradison Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Paris
Europe
New York
Wil
France
Miss Lucinda Carpenter Pennebaker to be maid of honor
Miss Lucinda Carpenter Pennebaker will be maid of honor for Miss Margaret Easterday at the West Street Presbyterian Church on Wednesday. Miss Malvina Herr and Miss Williams of Washington will be bridesmaids. Capt. Harry Lay A M will be best man with ushers including John A By Smith and several others. A small reception will follow at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Basterday. Also notes on residents returning to the city and others visiting.
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Lucinda Carpenter Pennebaker
Margaret Easterday
John 8
Frederick A. Payne
David M. Adilwon
Iuther M. Overatreet
John Leo Pryor
George W. Basterday
Misq Basterday
George Basterday
Miss Basterday
George, Jrown
Boston Symphony Matinee Delights Large Washington Audience
The Huston symphony orchestra presented the eighty eighth performance at the New National Theater. Beethoven's Symphony No 3 in E flat major opened the program with the "Herete" theme glorifying a great soldier. Mme Schumann Heink sung as soloist with pure technique though her famed past rotes are now only remembered.
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Washington
New National Theater
Isiclan
Society
Beethoven
Heaton
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Acholar
Recital for Charity Draws Warm Praise in Washington
A charity recital featuring Ralph Goldsmith with soprano Mrs. W. H. Shircliff and pianist Miss Ethel Tozier was held in the New Willura red ballroom last evening. The program was well received both artistically and financially, with strong audience appreciation and favorable notices for Goldsmith and Tozier.
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Ralph Goldsmith
W. H. Shircuft
Ethel Tozier
Jewiah Foster
Willura
Goldsmith
Misa Troziar
Die on Golden Wedding Eve in Hammond Indiana
Grief struck Hammond as Mr. and Mrs. Alton Autrey were found dead in bed by guests awaiting their golden wedding celebration. The couple died from gas asphyxiation, with James R. Aubrey and Edward Aubrey among the visitors awaiting the event.
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James R. Aubrey
New York
Hammond
Cure for Rheumatism Prominent Doctor's Bent Prescription
A dubious home remedy claims to cure rheumatism and backache using Toris compound and syrup of Sarsapatilla mixed with whiskey. It advises requesting the original one-ounce sealed package and warns against patent medicines. The notice alleges “good results” within days.
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Shane
Thought for Today on Initiatives and Recall
Readers explore initiative referendum and recall as tools to empower voters. The note explains how petitions trigger statewide votes, allowing citizens to propose laws, veto excessive actions, and remove officials before their term ends. The mechanism mirrors New England town meetings in spirit but operates at state level.
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New England
S Mall
Secretary of State
The Pluck of a Parlor Maid in a Prestigious Club
A young woman, once a parlor maid in a resort hotel, rises to become president of a town women’s club, facing snobbery from peers who favor wealth over effort. The piece urges women to overcome superficial judgments and support broadened ambitions for progress.
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Ville
Viking
Kiel
Mom
Earla St
Wisconsin committee studies cooperative marketing aid
A State board of public assets committee in Madison Wisconsin met to discuss cooperative marketing to address the high cost of living. Attending were Gov. McGovern and Wisconsin University professors. The panel weighed selecting an expert to work with the university to gather statistics and advise on costs and farmer cooperation.
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Madison
Wis
State Board of Public Assetts
Carmel-Six Nuptials At Sacred Heart Church
Miss Julie Tax married Mr. George Carrol in Sacred Heart Church with Rev. Magee and two assistants officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Angela Kiernan and bridesmaid Miss Martha Ebel. The couple plans a home at 62 Irving Street after a West North trip. The Plain, Va hosted a house party with guests from New Orleans New York and Washington including Sadie Cameron McDonald Sadie Downman and J R Downman. A hunting party followed by a social gathering concluded the weekend activities.
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George Carrol
Joseph Magee
Edward Buckey
James Eckenrade
Daniel 3. Lis
Angela. Kiernan
Martha Ebel
Merk Duan
William Desmond
William McGrath
Joseph Kennelly
R. Lee Fleming
Green Mont
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New Orlean
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New Orlenn
Margaret Crutchfield
Frederickburg
Harvid Gray
New York
Robert Kampman
San Antonio
Tex
J. R. Downman
Washington
Army Orders Selections and Assignments for Duty Abroad
Leaves of absence and new postings for many officers and medical corps personnel. First Lieut. Waring and Capt. Roohersperger proceed to San Francisco to join Manila-bound duty. numerous lieutenants and officers charged to various posts including Vancouver Barracks and the Presidio of San Francisco. Commands, boards, and appointments list officers, ranks, and destinations across the Army and Navy General Hospital system.
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Hot Springs
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Ofear
Army and Navy General Hospital
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Fort Manor
Amog A. Fries
Austin
Anti-Mormons Present Tray On Utah Class Battleship
The New York ceremony aboard the battleship Utah saw the national anti Mormon committee gift the mess a silver tray to replace Brigham Young imagery. The substitute features a young girl symbolizing Utah and bears a note of loyalty to Utah and the United States. Mrs. Erna Von R Owen chaired the presentation in the Utahs main cabin at the navy yard.
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Mormon Church
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Mormon Temple
Utah
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Thief's Shot Wins Pension for Injured Private Graves
Jonction City Kang Nov 7 A board of army officers at Fort Riley granted Private William Mr Graves of the mounted service schools a disability discharge and a pension of 35 a month. Graves was shot during a midnight encounter with a burglar who broke into his home. one of the burglar's bullets splintered a bone in Graves leg.
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Jonction City
Kang
Army
Fort Riley
William Mr. Graves
Mounted Service Schools
Graves
Florist Shoots Burglar During Poultry Coop Heist
Emil Schraeder wealthy florist of New Springfield Staten Island was woken by an alarm and confronted a burglar in his poultry coop preempting the robbery with a shotgun. The thief knocked him down as he tried to seize the gun and was shot dead.
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New York
Emil Schraeder
New Springfield
Staten Island
Schrader
Savannah Auto Showkeepers Aid Hotel Rooms Ahead of Race
Savannah Automobile Club and Havannah Chamber of Commerce run a bureau to arrange accommodations for Grand Prize Vanderbilt Cup and light car races on November 27 and 30. W R Finegan heads the bureau with a directory of rooms and inquiries. Previous Savannah Grand Potereis had ample space with unused rooms listed in the publicity directory. T D Brewster of Goodrich Tire was in town as a guest. Congressional Garage reports a Wilcox truck map to George W Knox Express. Charles J Miller and family toured Maryland and noted good roads.
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George W. Knox Express Company
Portugal to Buy Warships in British Allied Move
Lisbon reports that Portugal as Britain ally will reorganize its navy. The government plans to buy several warships and artillery with a $50,000,000 loan at 4 percent conditional on ships being built in England, while bids from French and German constructors will be invited.
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Via
Frontier
Portugal
Great Britain
England
Ambassador O'Brien Reaches Rome in Italy Visit
American Ambassador to Italy Thomas J. O'Brien arrived in Rome today. He was met at the station by embassy staff and was accompanied by Mrs. O'Brien.
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Ambassador O'Brien
Rome
Italy
Thomas J. O'Brien
O'Brien
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