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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1913

Page

12

Pindell Declined Ambassadorship in 1913 Letter Controversy

A leaked correspondence reveals J Hamilton Lewis urging Pearl Pindell to accept a high diplomatic post with promises of prominence and family honor. Pindell declined both this and other federal offers, prompting Senate scrutiny and questions about State Department influence and Secretary Bryan's stance.

Midei Rusaia Oant Pearl Yuna Bryan J. Hamilton Lewis Pindell Lewis Pindall Senate Department Caples For Sign Relations Lewin Capitol Wilson Baltimore

Washington Riding Club weekly hunt ends near Chevy Chase

Twenty riders started from Bethesda on a Westerly Edgewood route through Bradley Hills to Huntington Terrace with a long check through Woodmont. The hunt finished near Chevy Chase Club where Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen hosted. Notable riders included Walter R. Tuckerman master of hounds and several named participants.

Riding and Hunt Club of Washington Bethesda Jy Aldei Edgewood Bradley Hills Huntington Terrace Woodmont Chevyhase Club W. Sinclair Bowen Walter R. Tuckerman Herry Allen Feannatte Allen Finley Ruth Hitchcock Irene Howard W. Sinclair Wee Ian. Grace Tierman Desetbu Oplerhian K. Bones Mr. Watkins James Mardhr Huntsman Nq R. Harrison H. Hinton

New Juvenile Court Clerk Named by Judge Lettimer

Waldo Burnside was appointed by Judge J Wilmer Lettimer as clerk of the Juvenile court to succeed S Kemp Edmonson who resigns after two years. Burnside, born in Rockville Maryland, studied at Central High School and has served as librarian for the Bar Association for four and a half years. Deputy clerk George Pe Harse will act as clerk while Edmonson is on leave.

Waldo Burnside J. Wilmer Lettimer S. Kemp .Edmonson Mr. Burnside Rockville Central High School Lattimer Burnside Bar Association Cntil I George Pe Harse Edmonson

Surgeons Seek King Treatment Amid Health Fears

Reported medical bulletin from Madrid notes the king's ear complaint requiring possible surgery. Doctors warn the condition could be dangerous if not treated promptly, with any operation carrying significant risk.

Vatican Vulgate Revision Chief Speaks at Catholic U

Abbot Francis Aidan Gasquet in Brookland lectures on the Latin Vulgate revision project. He explains the commission aims to approach Jerome’s original text, reviews manuscripts, and notes a seven year, 1.6 million dollar effort with broad donations pledged. Genesis to be issued first as readings are gathered.

Francis Aidan Gasquet Eng St. Jerome Spee Sttators Abbot Gasquet Philadelphia

Police News Notes From A Busy Northwest District

Police notes report a 19? year old white man on a tan motorcycle injured slightly after an afternoon crash near his home. An automobile owned by B. Miden and driven by Rich Jones collided with the motorcycle at Ninth and G streets, with John Fresned injured. A man on Columbia Road Virginia was hospitalized with a fractured rib after a family dispute. Elva Dorsey of 307K Street Northwest reported a theft by a man who entered her home and stole a gold watch and diamond ring valued at $8,960. William Washington was accused of assaulting Mrs Elizabeth Shdra at 1018 Seventh Street Northeast, causing damage. A jury found Hugh W Roney guilty of misconduct with a 11 year old girl aboard his houseboat on the Anacostia River. bond set at $2,000 and he was jailed awaiting bond.

Tan Moran Fourth Street Rich Jones John Ceater Columbia Road Virginia Son Elva Dorsey Epertet William Washington Seventiy Ivania Avenué Vedi Elizabeth"Shdra Seventh Street Mra.-i- J. Lawrence Jtajorama Priva! Ballivan Sxetti Roney

Kidnap Head of Class Freshmen in Revenge

Charles Keith Carlin, son of Representative Carlin of Virginia, was abducted after a freshman class election at the National University Law School. Juniors seized the future president, moving him blindfolded to Rock Creek Park before events ended with a car ride and a nonviolent withdrawal. Carlin, 21, was the youngest in the class. his father had held the same honor 25 years ago. Other officers were elected: M. A. Lank, BE. S. Brashears, W. L. Green, H. V. Rouse, F. C. Ridesel, and J. M Borecheft.

Charles Keith Carlin Carlin Virginia National University Law School Herar Representative Carlin Garlin Galthersburg Georgetown E. W., Pieres Pugh Carin National University Law M. A. Lank BE. S. Brashears W.L. Green H. V. Rouse F. C. Ridesel J. M Borecheft

Nephew of President Beaten in Georgetown Election

Georgetown University law school first year class elected officers amid interruptions by upperclassmen. Joseph E B O Toole of Wilmington won the presidency by three votes in a total of 11 cast. Other officers chosen were Willard Turley secretary John Harvey treasurer and G R English sergeant at arms. Paul Croarking chaired the session as freshmen closed the doors to intruders. The class is the largest in the school’s history with nearly every state represented.

Georgetown University Law School Joseph EB. O'Toole Wilmington Del BF. W. McM. Woodrow North Carolina Wilson O'Toole

Measles Kill in Alaska Prompt Naval

Measles epidemic on Kodiak and Afognak Islands leads Secretary Lane to dispatch three Interior Department physicians. Public Health Service surgeon Krulish and Drs Schaleben Orr to proceed at once after Gov Strong telegram reporting three deaths at Karluk and ten deaths at Kagnal amid rising toll.

Kodiak Afognak Islands Alaska Lane PA. Surg. Krulish Public Health Service H. C. Schaleben Intérior Afogneak Village Karluk Kagnal

Women Aid in Conservation Discussed by Shipp

Thomas RF Shipp told a District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs audience at the Public Library that women have aided conservation and will drive future progress. He cited forestry and water power as two main issues and predicted widespread use of electrical energy in households derived from water power.

District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs Thomas RF. Shipp Subservation Congress Mr. Shipp Shipp

Burlington Colonel Learns He Will Be Minister Not Ambassador

Col Thomas H Birch of Burlington North Dakota was nominated and confirmed as United States Minister to Portugal over a month ago and has not yet left for Lisbon. He learned this week that his rank is Minister and not Ambassador, yet he ordered embossed stationery reading American Embassy Lisbon Portugal.

Thomas H. Birch Burlington N. d Portugal Lisbon Liston

Wedding couple flee after ceremony amid speeding arrest bid

J R Weyrich and Isabelle Curriden, former Miss Curriden, escaped wedding reception by slipping out a back door and fleeing in an automobile pursued by three ushers. A police chase followed along Seventeenth Street to Bladensburg Road ending near the district line. Traffic officers waved to stop the car but the couple sped away as pursuers were cited for speeding.

J. R. Weyrich Isabelle Curriden Kady John Raymond Weiyrth United States District Attorney Mr. Weyrich Slyattsville Mdy Miss Curriden Samuel W. Curriden Weyrich New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Wallace Radcliffe Joseph T. Kelly Fourth Presbyterian Church W. Ashford FP Street Randolph A. Menefee Weyiich Holcombe G. Johnson Clarence Dodge William A. Baker Mr. Dodge Mr. Baker Seventeenth Street New Hampshire Avenue Florida Avenue Fifteenth Street Bladensburg Road

Pursuit After Bridal Couple Reaches District Line

Police pursued a fleeing bridal couple and their pursuers along a high speed route until the District line. Mr. Dodge and Mr. Baker realized they lacked Maryland licenses and noted Prince George county’s sharp vigil.

Dodge Mr. Baker Maryland Prince George County

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