AEROPLAN UNCHANGED OFFICIALS DENY DISRUPTION
Officials deny any plan to move the 1910 international aviation meet from its favored site in Washington Baltimore discussions center on College Park as a suitable venue. The Monumental City fund stands at 31911 as committees consider land options. no firm decision to switch venues has been reached.
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Ty Zahn Steetars
Wash
Vote
Aero Club
Utgtame
Ninutes Hive
Oden- 1
APD
George Oakley Fog
Washngton
Hay
Otany Fields
Washington
College Park
Sanelam
Baltimore 1
Colu Tub
Alte Eam
Wuthiere Aero Club
Howe
Wihington
Aviation Teithe Las Ost
Lattimore
Effere
NSC
Wwermimentines
Baltimore
Mo Howe
Cerbh
Baltimore Aero Club Eyes Odenton For International Meet
Jerome H Joyce president of the Baltimore Aero Club and joint committee vice chairman said Odenton Md is considered for the next international aviation meet while Baltimore still prefers College Park 68 as the aviation field.
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Baltimore
Washington
Aero Club
Odenton
Iytont Foundation
Memoratot
Jerome H Joyce
Baltimore Aero Club
Monumental
College Park
Barking Dog Saves Lives In Street Cave-In Rescue
A dog fell into a 20 foot street cave-in in Wiltes Marre Pa and barked to alert two teamsters and their horses. The men stopped along Swallow Avenue and found the dog at the bottom of a 9 by 2 feet wide hole, rescuing the animal and waking neighbors who helped pull it out.
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Streat
Wiltes-Marre Pa
Swallow Atenet
Plitston
Admiral Seymour Honored In British Birthday Honors
London reports Sir Edward H Seymour and Sir Edgar Speyer named privy counselors in a list praising postwar service. Lieutenant Shackleton gains a lesser honor after returning from Antarctic work near the pole. Sven Hedin and Dr. Wilhelmina Robertson Nicoll receive knighthoods. The list emphasizes philanthropy and public service over peerages.
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London
Edward H Seymour
New York
Edgar Speyer
Seymour
Edgar
Ueut
E H Shackleton
Lane Note
Shackleton
Wiligm Robertson Nicoll
Sven Hedin
Tibet
Dickinson Silent on Tennessee Senate Bid Amid Prohibition Split
Secretary of War Jacob M. Dickinson declines to discuss possible Tennessee senatorial candidacy as the Democratic party fractures over prohibition. With Governor Patterson and Senator Carmack factions pushing local option and state wide measures, party tensions rise while Dickinson concentrates on official duties and awaits the political tide.
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Jacob M. Dickinson
United States
Tennessee
Frazier
Frasier
Democratic
Idiar
Gov Patterson
Senator Carmack
Guv Patterson
General Assembly
Senate
Patterson
Benton McMillin
Dickinson
Railroad men seek wage rise and uniform schedules
Chicago reports that conductors and trainmen east of Chicago demand a 2 percent wage increase and uniform schedules. About 1301 workers on lines east of Timots Central, and north of the Chesapeake and Ohio, are involved. Locomotive firemen west of Chicago plan to push for higher pay while officials say east salaries lag about 12 percent behind western counterparts.
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Chicago
Nova
Chesapeake and, Ohio Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway
Cook replies to Chester on Copenhagen records
Dr Frederick A Cook issues a statement via a friend replying to Admiral Chester of the National Geographic Society. He defends his position on the Copenhagen visit and original field notes, says the alleged midnight sun location is unfounded, and plans to send documents November 2 with an analysis for Copenhagen. Severe Jamaica floods destroy bridges and crops, cutting lines and cables, worst since 1879.
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New York
Frederick A Cook
Chester
National Geographic Society
Brooklyn
Washington
Cook
Copenhagen
Denmark
University of Copenhagen
Peary
Jamaica
Colon
Bridegroom to Law in Fear of Revenge After Marriage
In Youngstown Ohio on November 9 Pasquale Rotman was arrested on a murder charge just after marrying Elizabeth Andrews. The bride, who says he forced her to wed, moved to hire lawyers to defend him and plans to remain with him despite his alleged past. Her parents urge her to stay with Rom en as dangers loom from his associates.
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Fhen
Youngstown
Ohio
Pasquale Rotman
Surdey
Elizabeth Andrews
Pole
Cleveland
Jal
Brownaville
Roman
Pennsylvania
Romen
Color photography reveals invisible colors by Prof Woods
Dr Robert W Woods of Johns Hopkins University presents infrared and ultraviolet landscape photographs unseen by the naked eye. The methods, shown to the Photographic Club, promise advances in astronomy and art, including moon photographs and color intensification techniques.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Bfa
Robert W.woods
Johns Hopkins University
Photographic Club
Wood
Wood Haa
Prat
Jens
Unemployed Committee Formed For Single Tax Remedy
John Eada How of St Louis spoke at People's Church urging a single tax to free idle land for cultivation. A Washington association for the unemployed was formed with a 2 member committee and plans for meetings at People's Church on November 19, December 8 and 17, with How proceeding to Pittsburgh to start the organization.
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People’s Church
Washington
State Tax League
East Capitol Street
Eads How
St Louis
Hobo
International Brotherhood Welfare Association of the Unemployed
Brotherhood
How
United States
England
Scotland
Geneva
Mr How
Winston Shurchill
Linga George
John Burns
Lord Rosebery
Mark Tackson
Fifth Street
British Isles
Central Union Mission
Thomas E Will
George A Peterson
Mark A Jackson
Tabert J Gibson
Charles Gardiner
Mon Feft
Pittsburg
Alienist Dr MacDonald and Mrs Flagler Injured in Crash
Dr Carlos F MacDonald an alienist, Mrs Tham Flagler, and a chauffeur were injured in a Sunday night automobile crash near Woodlane Cemetery in New York. The car left the road on a sharp curve, overturned, and struck a brick wall. Flagler suffered shocks and injuries, MacDonald bruises and a sprained wrist.
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Weabington
Fishkill Landing
Carlos F MacDonala
Tham Flagler
Henry M Flagler
Standard
Woodlane Cemetery
Thetsery
MacDonald
Central Valley
Flagler
Mala
Peruvian War Minister Iglesias Dead At 77
Miguel Iglesias the Peruvian general and statesman died aged 77 in Lima. A former minister of war, he defended Lima in January 1881 and later became president in 1885 during a civil power struggle with Andres Caceres. The political crisis ended with Caceres taking office after an interim government.
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Peru
Miguel Iglesias
Thea
Andres Caceres
Iglesias
Lexdera de
Pastor Olter quits Butler parish in scandal
Special to the Washington Post reports that the Rev Willem HW Olter long serving at First Presbyterian Church has resigned after revelations of a confession involving Miss Oller Gillespie, treasurer of Standard Steel Car, and a letter to Gillespie found by his wife. A congregation meeting is set for Wednesday night to address the affair.
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Washington Post
Butler
Pe. Noy
Willem HW Olter
T N Gillespie
Standard Steel Car Company
Melien
Gillespie
Gilaspie
Flower Show Improves With Musical Interludes At Washington Exhibit
About 10 000 visitors at the old Ma sene Temple flower show last night enjoyed a stronger program than Monday. Mrs Celia Howard Fentress sang popular tunes while Pretoria's Band played classical pieces. Miss Clara Neather and Mia Fentress offered soprano numbers and xylophone solos by Thomas An nandail complemented the displays. Tables by Marche and Company and George Shatter showcased yellow chrysanthemums. Henry A Dreer and Company highlighted palms and nephrofenis. President Kramer of the Florista Club predicted the Washington Florists' Association exhibit will be among the most successful when the show closes next Sunday.
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Pretoria
Clara Neather
Mia Fentress
Luke P Rose
Thomas A’ Nan-Dail
Mayberry
Hoover
Marche and Company
Bowardia George Shatter
Henry A Dreer and Company
Philadelphia
Kramer
Florista’ Club
Washington Florists’ Association
Bizarre Pardons and Bites Highlight Court Session
In police court John Young colored faced a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses for allegedly promising a pardon for a Fort Leavenworth inmate in exchange for payments from Mrs Tone pine Barnes. The case was adjourned for a week with $200 bond. Clarence Landon colored convinced Judge Kimball he acted justifiably in biting Alfred Tyree after Tyree allegedly attacked him with a series of tools including a kite, monkey wrench, and sledge hammer.
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John Young
Young
Tonepine Barnes
Fort Leavensworth
Barnes
United States
Given
Youngs
Clarence Landon
Kimball
Alfred ‘Tyree
Tyree
Cltlen
Armand W Scott
Landon
Court Delivers Lenient Fate After Drunken Spouse Plea
A drunken husband, charged with abuse, earns a personal bond after his wife and the judge hear his remorse. In another case, Charles Bramhall faces threats against his wife and relatives, but also secures release on bond. Elizabeth Grif is restrained by police near the Smithsonian after a chaotic park incident. Her mail will be sent to the workhouse for 60 days.
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Gollan
Kimball
Charles H Bramhall
Neliie
Bramhall
Sullivan
Elizabeth Grif
Smithsonian Institution
Elizabeth
Brunswick ruler to wed in December vows after regency
Wernigerode, Nov 9. The engagement of Duke Johann Albrecht of Mecklenburg Schwerin regent of Brunswick to Princess Elizabeth of Stothers-Rossa, aged 25, was gazetted today. The wedding is set for December 15. The Duke, 37, was elected regent after a protracted dispute over the throne. His first wife, Princess Elisabeth of Baxer Weimar-Eisenach, died sixteen months ago.
Williamsburg Bridge Reinforcement Planned for Traffic Surge
New York officials announced plans to reinforce the Williamsburg Bridge across the Fort River to handle increasing traffic between New York and Brooklyn. The upgrade aims to support higher load once the 8 how idee loop connects the three downtown bridges, ensuring safer, smoother commutes for motorists and pedestrians.
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Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Fort River
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