Indoable Silver Exhibit Plan at Washington Meeting
The Jewelers' Association discussed a large silver exhibit in Washington to be produced by a major manufacturing concern. A committee including Boris N Brown, J tk. Whitmore, A D Prince, and John Hansen was named to study advisability. The exhibit aims to show Washington residents that standard commodities can be bought locally as cheaply as elsewhere. It was announced that exhibition details would require licenses and police supervision at later stages. Dithiel, Coty and Philip Gleckisy were elected members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewelers' Association
Washington
Dansier
Boris N Brown
J Tk. Whitmore
A D Prince
John Hansen
Dithiel, Coty
Philip Gleckisy
Police News Notes and Local Incidents
Miss Sallie Hicks of Hot Terith street northwest died after accidental gas leak while sleeping beside a leaky stove. A youth who claimed to steal from a woman and seek confinement appeared at Ninth precinct, later identified as Marine deserter Kelly Nolan, 18. Private Sain S. Raster, Seventh district, faces dismissal for AWOL. Fred Brown, 28, of 31 Missouri Ave northwest, may die after streetcar collision. Frances Harris, 14, narrowly escaped injury. Priscilla Green, 6, sustained minor burns trying to battle a kitchen fire on F Street Northwest.
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Sallie Hicks
Kelly Nolan
Sixth Street
Ninth Precinct
Polivenian Marks
United States Marine Corps
Marine Barracks
Sain S. Raster
Fred Brown
Midsouri Ave
Bhimer Agency
Pennsylvania Aténué
Third Street
WANTS NO SPINSTERS EDUCATORS REFORM SCHOOLS
British educator Dr Gould advocates character building in all subjects including geography and math. He urges married medical teachers for sex education and urges reforms taught by the federal schoolmen’s club during a Wisconsin tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Br F J. Geld
Ledsk
Washington
Willim M Daviteon
Uhe
Senator Salary Hold Up Amid Credential Uncertainty
Disbursing clerk of the Senate holds up salaries of Senator Blair Len of Maryland and staff pending credentials for Senator Jackson and others. Unclear if credentials can be presented before the January meeting as parties dispute election procedures and unexpired terms. The banquet noted attendees from Smithsonian, education, and various colleges and schools.
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Scotts
Slect
Blair Len
Maryland
Witlheen P Jackson
Nea
Senate
Les
Jackson
Matytard Lepte- Tatura
Periaeday
Badad
Cottase
Wteald
Bert
Colorado Nine Strike Investigation Sparks House Debate
Republican Leader Mann calls for a probe into alleged coercion of the judiciary and interference with congressional elections by mining firms. Representative Keating of Colorado leads the resolution directing the labor committee to investigate coal price manipulation and related restraints. Carl Brown cites Coxey era rhetoric as he presents the measure on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Mann
Ho Ddorum
Keating
Colorado
Congress
House of
Cass
Mazin
Monn
Pennsylvania Avenue
Terth
Carl Brown
Waashhiston
Coxey
Brown
Dolls Displayed at School Show Fascinate Local Crowd
A doll show hosted by the Missds Boatman School pupils at Averrue of the Presidents near M Street featured 30 entrants with dolls ranging from mechanical babies to wax figures. Judges announced 20 berichées and spectators moved between seats as they evaluated the entries. Winners will be named later this month in the school paper.
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Santa Claus
Missds Boatman School
M Street
Elizabeth Kemp
Catharine Crawford
Helen Marye
Mary Louise Johnson
Sallie McAdoo
Jean
Ruth Macfarland
Anné Craven
Midsea Felles
Yoabel Noon
Bieshnot
Katharine
Malone Seen As Likely Port of New York Collector
Third Assistant Secretary of State Malone is seen as Wilson's likely pick to succeed John Purroy Mitchel as collector of the port of New York. Malone visited the White House but would not discuss the matter, and announcement is expected after Mitchel resigns. He opposed Tammany in New York politics and campaigned for Wilson nationwide.
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Dethnes
Port of New York
Metropolis
Dudiex Field Malone
Wilson
Port of
New York
John Purroy Mitchel
New York City
Malore
White House
Malone
Mitchel
Senor Qgotman
Murphy
O'Gorman
McCall
Joan Purroy
Tammany Organization
McCombs Marriage Hailed By Williams Family
Mr Williams and Col Williams praise Mr McCombs as splendid and lovable, trusting their daughter Dorothy’s happiness to him. Early today fears of postponing the marriage due to a sudden illness at the Berkeley faded as doctors advised rest in Boston.
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Wiliams
Col. Williams
McCombs
Dorothy
Ahd
Myre
WeCombe
Washington
Berkeley
Bsa
Aera
Thome Grant
Chamber of Commerce
Grant
Weslinngton Sanitarium
Notably Married in Quiet Ceremony Then Ready for Duty
The speaker said he felt well enough to attend church and that he fell in love quickly, marrying quietly. After a brief honeymoon, he plans to return to the United States and reengage in current events, expressing approval of Washington affairs and the administration's direction.
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McCombs
United States
Washington
City News In Brief From Washington’s District Notes
A survey of local happenings reports religious talks by Lee Quan and Seraphin Widfstades, a moving picture event for hospital patients, and a charity event at the town hall. Tax and licensing updates include new auction bonds and licensees Israel H Nurut and Harry A McKnight. Funeral notices, membership gains at the Board of Trade, and a Potomac park boulevard opening are also noted along with a political gathering at the White House Baptist church.
Abbot Gasquet Honors Reception At Knights Hall
Abbot Dom Gasquet OSB, reviser of the Latin Vulgate and head of English Benedictines, was honored at a Knights of Columbus reception. Edward Harrington and J A Flaherty spoke. a substantial fund was presented to aid his work, with the project estimated to cost about $200,000 and require twelve years. The guest list included judges, senators, representatives, and many dignitaries from the Catholic Church and public life.
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Guest
Edward Harrington
J. A. Flaverty
Dom Gasquet
Knighte of Columbus
Pius %I
Thenair
Knights of Columbus
Jemea A Flaherty
New York
Pee Mose
Dom Gextinet Ee
Thomas Gran J.lahan
Andrews
I Rages
Victor Ult
Tien
Louis Vs
Spougherty
Frederick Walker
Judson C. Wailker
John Eestresaurer
United States
B. Wael
Henry Ashuret
Aren BE Ransdell
Renator
A O'Gorman
Representa- Ad Graham
Ben- Saeeia Johnson
Timothy Annsberry
John Barrett
Arce Ican
Joseph P Tumulty
Cornelius
Boregm Paste
Felix A Reeves
aAditen
A. Clemence
Hurlebauz
W D Hoover
Charles Howe
Corcoran Thon
Cerretth
Alan
J. Floretaeh
Thomas Bracheny
Savistey
Pres
Camen Wabermett
Jake
A. H McCormick
M. G. McCormick
May Banfieyt
I. A Ghugrue
W A. Gesseling
Col James Tanner
Register of
Willa
Aulick Palmer
United States Meratfal
John R Young
District Supreme Court
M B. Harlow
Erenka
A. Epencen
Widenberg
Ma Keon
Merlin
Lahan
Dice
Meadad
Beeretnty
The
Tren
Beece
Joseph Strasburger
Odenne
PevEer
Alsner
Harr
Mon Ois
Henry Lansburgh
E HA Droop
Neyem
Charles J Bell
W. @. Wimsatt
M. L. Eugone Gaitroy Schitine
James Carrull
Kahan
Catholic University
P J Dona
W A
al Wardman
Griffith
Walter
Wit Coax
Jag
Lethar
Fealton
An Gera
Ran Hi. Hagner
Balderaton
Uoreen
W' Bride
Chana Brown
Bentat Co
Nomry Am
M. An Devereaux
W Oough Fe
R. E. Smith
Louis P Shmaker
Wr. Bauer
Alfred Era Tin
Pitchia
Maurce Alexsander
Sulzer to be Called as Witness in Doe Graft Inquiry
New York November 7 District Attorney Whitman will call William Sulzer as a witness in the JoAn Doe graft investigation led by ex investigator John A Hennessy. Reports indicate Charles F Murphy head of Tammany Hall will also be summoned.
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New York
William Sulzer
Whitman
JoAn Doe
John A Hennessy
Sulzer
Chatles F Murphy
Tammany Hall
William Deakins Dies at 70 in Prince George County
William Francia Deakins of Prince George County Maryland died yesterday at his granddaughter’s home 1817 Belmont Road Washington. He was 70 and a retired businessman. Funeral services may be held Monday with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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William Francia Deakins
Wiliam Francia Deakins
Prince George County
Belmont Road
Deakins
Rock Creek Cemetery
Counterfeit bill swindle at city store ends in chase
A stylish woman enters a downtown cloak department and buys a $350 coat with a counterfeit $1,000 bill. After bank verification, she demands $600 in change, flees with the coat and cash, and vanishes. Police pursue the suspect as the bank notes the faked money. The incident alarms stores and prompts a citywide alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furst
Geta
Atore
Washington
Tennessee Rep Simms seeks ICC control on corporate securities
Representative Thorne W Simms of Tennessee proposes new bills to curb interstate corporate funding. He would require prior Imperial Commerce Commission approval before issuing stock or bonds and make the ICC the umpire to ensure securities go to the lowest bidder rather than insiders.
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Congress
Thorne W Simms
Tennessee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Sims
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Panama
ZONE
Getials
Metcalfe
Navy
Panama Caral
House Committee On Appropriations
Nmbers
John J Fitzgerald
Bwagar Sherley
Kentucky
Richard L Metcalfe
Nebraska
Gormmeker
Bryan
Cok Gorge Freetriall
Vone
Jewelers
Police
Frances Harris
Priscilla Green
F Street
Nha Net Acta En
NEW Warship
Estroyer, Bowes
MES
MH. Simmons
Shyprvile
Nov. T
Katherine Sititond
Lisut
Maciey Fr. Simons
U. N
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New York Shipbuilific Company
Camden
N. J
Simotre
John Downes
Diust
Jedékine
Ftrmetors
Baréau of
Pazerounes
West Stainars
G. A. Ross
Central
W. Puediger
Asington
Lave
Waatery
Kendal
J Wallace
Segree
Barish
Smithsonian
William Earner Peper
Chamberlain
P P Claxton
Commpasioner of Education
HH. Dey
Gallaudet College
Proper
Monroe School
Harry English
Pila
Bas
George W Henning
Geor
Bonington University
Bays House
Woodrow Wilson
Massachusetts
Vichigan
Donots
Mr Wilson
McAdoo
Trémoury Department
Paris Post
Will
Bride
U. S
Parr
Dorothy Wittles
Wiliam FF. McCombs
City News
Mision Society of
Lee Quan
Seraphin Widfstades
G. Th
Artietian
Ghaster
Hindu Reformed Marriage League
Sermie W Fobinecn
Tee District
W. Co. T
Heeremdeie
H Greene
Calvary Bapiet Church
Berlak
Arlington Cemetery
Céandremi
Beishts
Methodistscopal Church
Anacostia
Israel H. Nurut
Fisher & Low
Ninth Street
Harry A McKnight
Barut Howton
Edwin Howteot
Howard R. Norton
Maud Hewhiot
Philadder C Johnson
Héwin
Keon
Warren Mittchel
C. B Asher
Willisih G. Gallifer
H V_ Hagderi
Leon
Uhlman
Joseph F. Randall
Leo Rover
Kallpolis Grotto
Hed Light
Kaltipola
Metropolitan Baptist Church
North East
Lily Kelm
Frances
Entina Buschewsky
Charlies HE. Barker
Navy Yard Bar
Immanuel Baptist Church
M C. A
Potomac Park
Waterside
del Harts
War College
Wineteenth Street Baptist Coloma Church
Nineteenth
Willian Monros Trotter
Mosterr Guardian
Trotter
Mei da Iy
Thomas Walker
William A Sinclaiy
Philadelphia
A. Garner
Maurice W. Spencer
E. M. Hewlatt
Joseph H Stewart
Ide Weils Harnett
Chicago
Marshall L. Smit
Prormier
Francis M. Cockrell
Missouri
Army Board of Ordnance and Fortification
Leen
Davies
Cairo
Bexareguard
United Daughters of the Confederacy
George Washington University
New Magzonic Temple
BH E Hookstaker
W J Demming
J St Clair Brooks
M. M Marcus
Claude Rose
J Seltzer
Brrant
Treasury
Portamouth
N H
Putnam, Conn
Hope Council
Jonddale
Jifs
Firth and
G Streets
Northwest
William T Haner
William T Rookholtz
John Mangatmn
George Béller
Rockholtz Worthy
Palth Council
Order of Sisters of Jhnadeb Shepherd
John Mangam
Estelle Hurley
W. Burke
Mra
Y. Hall
Mise Mason
W T. Bookholts
Herald
Lucy Beller
Lillian Bookholtz
Mra Kinders
Sentinel
Johnson
Eighth Street
Sulzer and
Gant
Pjl
Boon
Manaware
Sam
John H. Magruder
Connecticut Ave
K St
Eter i
Washington Temple
Sumbay
F. F. Cook
New Tor
Masonic Temple
Mater
F St.n. W
Willard Hotel
California
Xander
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Wenerse
Oki
Roper
Staasses
Leese Optical Tory
Leese Optical CO
Europe
Deventh and & Streeta
Batentice
Shoemaker Co
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