Club Holds Election In City Organization Amid Turmoil
The club elected Reginald Hulde as secretary and Woodbury Blair as first vice president. McCawley was chosen secretary and Jules was named president with Homee Flot reelected treasurer. Opposition was limited. names of new officers were announced amid procedural disputes and concerns over reform. Public sentiment showed cautious support for the leadership changes.
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Durtiss
Reginald Hulde‘oper
Liemt Col McCawley
Woodbry Blair
Ovine
Rexdon
Modaratay
Nathaniel Wilson
Lim
Cateriely
Fen Agamrant
Laliad Ibisey
Adaray Owas
Red Vivo
Mlcawler
Wwey Fee
Jules Tary
Homee Flot
Tithe Mienibera
Abe
Malectinna
Wilwen
Woodbury Fiat
Dawson's Daughter Home After Skull Fracture Surgery
Thomas C Dawson and his six year old daughter returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore where she had a skull fracture operated on after a fall on a concrete step near 18th and Nineteenth. Surgeons said the operation was successful though she was weak but carried home without relapse danger.
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Lelita Dawson
Daughwer
Thomas C Dawson
State Department
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Baltimore
Wtte
Balimore
Jamies Mitchell
Sorority Girls Stage Opera Performance
A fragmentary report notes a sorority group presenting an opera with participants including Helen Dur, Uelle Meswrs, Sultivan Ger, and Margaret Segbath Solert Van Paders. The musical piece was directed by Mine Welgh with cast members Jane Gray Gardner, Amel ad live Wright, and others. the work featured a student choir and staged scenes.
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Wiv
Ventet
Robert Son Kadert
Prominent Citizens Urge Trade Ties For Capital
A C Moses Isaac Gans and R P Andrews advocate bringing trade to the capital. They cite low taxes cheap ground and better traffic opportunities to boost commerce.
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A_ C Moses
Isaac Gans
R P Andrews
Washington Commercial Future Movement Launches
A Washington campaign by the Chamber of Commerce aims to market the National Capital as a site for manufactories. The plan includes a publicity bureau, literature on advantages, and a push to attract factories, power from Niagara-like falls, and central power stations to spur growth and reduce youth outmigration.
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Ebbitt
Washington
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Rer Nivards
State Department
Ona Hospital
Baltamors
East Post
John Barpital
Haus
West Virginia
Gréss Falls
Buffalo
Niagars Iver
W B Moser & Sons
Washinxton
Weenington
London
Berlin
France
Tenacians
Hake & Co
FTL
Frank
Lee
Loniy
Rieb @gekt
Doulety
Yeaterdsy
Gatt
Navy Yard as a vital factory hub for Washington progress
A advocating column argues the Navy Yard should stay to spur growth, manufacturing, and employment. It calls for riverfront development, water access, and dock facilities to boost Washington as a great commercial city while preserving beauty, homes, and the economy for the young generation.
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Anacostia
Potomac
Chesapeaka
Wellec Isehatytum
Anaccatta
Ahe
Navy Yard Bride
Rivera and
Harbors Hill
Navy Yard Bridge
Benning Bridge
Potomac River
Washington
Georgetown
Elmendorf Ends Lecture With Naples Experience
Dwight Elmendorf travel lecturer drew a capacity Natwaal Theater audience yesterday afternoon with a Naples and bay coast lecture. He described Sorrento to Amalfi views, Bay of Naples scenes, Herculaneum excavations, and modern Naples, plus cautions on Neapolitan contracts and food. The lecture series remains highly successful in Washington.
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Maplew
Dwight Elmentorf
Rave Hix Tifth
National Theater
Naples
Bay of Naples
Sorrento
Amalt
Trailan
Mrdsimendorf
Herculanagum
Faree
Elmendorf
Wuahingeton
Police Pension Fund Meeting Presented By Local Masonic Group
The Mopcity Mloker Va Won Runce Association held a meeting last night in Pythian Hall with Tree President presiding and delivering a pension update. Sergi Dalrymple and Private Whreblack spoke as the West End Quartet performed several vocal selections. Guests included Lee Moxley, Serst Curry, and Patrick Meltand. A buffet supper followed. The entertainment committee Beret Lord Serst Moots, Private Sillera, and Privats organized the event.
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Mopcity
Mloker Va
Runce Association
Pythian
Tree
Mith Preaidad
Sergi Dalrymple
Sergi Webhay
Whreblack xl
Mpoke
West End
Goles
Lee Moxley
Serst Curry
Patrick Meltand
Washington to Become a Great Commercial City Says Banker
In a banquet discussion the Retnih Merchants Association voices strong support for Washington as a future commercial hub. Leaders including Boullin and Devlin back boosting the city’s beauty and industrial growth, arguing manufactur ing will not ruin the capital but should aid its progress.
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Washington
Oime
Strangery
United
London
Berlin
Paris
Vienna
Weller
Board of Trade
Ervers
Tam
RP Andrews
South
Retnih Merchants’ Association
Devlin
Industrisa
Nacional
Mx Weller
Eludes Parents and Weds Bride Elope in Secret Plans
Vila Rahtutt and Viola Rabbitt, both teens, wed in a rushed elopement after a prior attempt to run away. They were found by police when the girl’s mother reported the missing daughter, who had dreamed of the stage, while the couple planned a possible honeymoon not yet disclosed. The report also notes a Georgetown prep school banquet with honored guests and class leaders.
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Travis
Vester
West- Inston Barracks
Viola
Allis
Ray RK F Crawford
Forest Glen
Weahington
Rabbitt
Eo Doingether
Georgetown
Ryan Xyernasim
EA Merum
W Galvin
M. de Bt Seng
Childs
Madpary
Morgan
Women to Lead U S Urges Independence of Sex
Dr Colville Tella Suffrage Associate urges independence of women and voting rights. He predicts women will serve in Congress within years and that a woman president could emerge. He advocates women inviting men to theaters, discarding chaperones, and sharing entertainment costs to promote equality and reduce divorce.
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Colville Tella
Washington
United States Congress
W S Colsine
England
District of Columbian Women’s Suffrage Association
Colovilie
Wrshington
jAnd
Woman Chased In Street Robbery Case Near Ninth Street
Mrs Mary Rainey of 713 Fourth Street NE pursued a colored woman who snatched her purse at Ninth and F Streets NW. A crowd joined the chase. the woman was halted at Ninth and G Streets and arrested by Officer Glenn. She faces highway robbery arraignment in police court.
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Emarline Colla Enterad
Glick
Ninth
Henry Scott
Une
Glenn
Food Show Draws 15000 Despite Weather
The fictional food show drew about 15 000 attendees amid rain. A highlight featured two men weighing 20 pounds or more being weighed and found wanting. Exhibits traced coffee production steps. lectures outlined best brewing methods. Tonight hosts newlyweds night with free admission for couples with license dates. Vendors anticipated strong sales of perambulators, furniture, and kitchen wares. Souvenirs included floor rugs, jelly packs, Japanese vases, and various coffee related items.
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Department of Weights and Measures
Meet to Aid Matite Lomax at Toamonolitan Church
A meeting at the Toamonolitan Baptist Church urged support for Matite Lomax who faces a November 20 hanging for murder. Petitions to President Taft seek commuting the sentence to life imprisonment. Dr I N Ros pastor delivered the principal address, with Dr 0 N H Brandison, Judge EBN Howlett, Harry Johnson, and Mrs Rosetta Jawron also speaking.
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Nela
Toamonolitan Baptist
Mattie
Lomax
Taft
I N Ros
Ywatropolian
Drew
Imiveung
Caafe
H Brandison
Ebn Howlett
Harry ‘A Johnson
Rosetta Jawron
Portrait Presentation To Honor Confederate Veteran In Richmond
The portrait of Ima Gon Harry Heth of Confederate fame will be presented today in Richmond at Sea Coup Hall. Randolph McKim will speak after the ceremony as Confederate and United Daughters of the Confederacy groups gather, requesting attendees wear badges. Nanile Haun aolph Heth, sole surviving cloud of dem Hers, attends as Beath fern Ballet Society president, traveling to promote charity work for the Bouingrn Bellet Society in Washington.
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Harry Heth
Sea
Randolph McKim
United Confederate Veregrae
United Dauguteee
Confederacy
Nanile Haun
Aolph Heth
Beathfern Ballet Society
Calcutta
Bse Gana
Bouingrn Bellet Society
Aitsons
Thieves Loot Homes and Cafe in Daylight Robberies
A daylight thief entered Paw Zilla street cafe at 10 street northwest and took 183 dollars from the cash register leaving change. a second thief ransacked Mrs Annie Codrichs Thirteenth street residence. valuables stolen include two gold watches, a plain gold ring, seven cut buttons, a suit, and a stickpin worth about 70 dollars. A white man was seen near Codrich home, police noted no injuries.
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Paw Zilla Cute
Collos Cay
Thirteenth Street
Hilfe
Annie Codrich
Bry Codrich
Raymond Codneh
Diplomatic note clarifies Sands of Guatemala service
Washington issued a statement clarifying William F Sands career. He resigned from diplomatic service due to health, not recalled from Guatemala. The government expressed continued confidence and openness to his return, noting no criticism of his signing a protest and listing him on the waiting list.
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Baltor Foumm Yaut Krae
Hosaton
Willam F Sands
United States
Guatemala
Lyon
Sande
Ed Hix
A Adee
Hands
Acquittal Ends in Courthouse Shooting Tragedy
In Nashville area court, after a murder acquittal a gunfight erupted. Henry Beard and a relative shot Jo Beard and Pink Beard, wounding constable Jo Bedford who had accompanied the prisoner. Henry Beard was captured and arrested shortly after the incident.
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Nualville
Tenn Novy
Higiacs
Jo Beard
Henry Beard
Hedford
Republicans Win Senators in New Mexico Election
Albuquerque, Nov 4. With incomplete returns, the New Mexico Republican central committee concedes Democrat McDonald’s governor win by about 2,000 votes. The Democratic ticket appears to win most congressmen and the state supreme court will include one progressive Republican and two Democrats. District judges split four Democrats, three regular Republicans, one Progressive Republican.
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N Mex
New Moriroe
Tagatay
Repub- Hoga
McDonald
Legislatira
United States
State Supreme Court
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