Washington Capital Urged as Belonging to All Commonwealths Alike
ALkrandle, vice president of the Wilson and Marshall League of the District of Columbia, urged Democrats at a Arapahoe county rally that Washington should belong to all states. He warned against weak congressional members and pressed for unity to boost the capital’s growth. The talk touched on representation for territories and the role of diverse states in shaping the National Capital.
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Congress
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Denver
L Krandle
Ice
Wilson and Marshal League
District of Columbia
Democratc
Arapahoa County
Randle
Culorto
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Thomas Fo Walst
Washington Post
Envines
McLaren
Uae
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Shields
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Heir
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Peder
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Jordan
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DuBusky
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Riston
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Virginia Ave Stars
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Fenwick
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Ganic
Marks 75th Birthday of Bett Thea Po Wrat Rally
Members celebrated the fraternity’s 75th founding anniversary at the University Club with a banquet. Speakers included Py SS Lewis, a veteran member from the original Ohio chapter, and W M Jardine, dean of the Kangas Agricultural College, among others. A procession of attendees from university, naval and medical circles attended the event.
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Sve Cies
Tong Btanilng
University Club
McKay
Lewis Oldes
Tniversity Ohio
W M Jardine
Kangas Agricultural College
John Mc Lacy
WY Cox Pius Moria
We Wharton Tews
Steck
Religion In The Home Delegates Discuss Sunday School Work
The article reports on the Sunday School Association meeting at Mount Vernon place where delegates urged focusing on the sick and needy rather than those already in authority. Officers for the Home Department were elected, and moral service was prioritized with a church chart demonstration of simple lessons in the Bible.
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Nicessey Ialay
JE Lp Beer
Urgizims
Wentral
Sunday School Association
Tvirict
Mount Vernon
Thillis
Homa Department
F &Kendricks
Mrailin Tooluwy
Marevrer
Eniday School
Urei
Ladies' Night at Press Club Sees Notable Guests
A natural press club gathering features Mabel Fair and others as guests. An exhibition display introduces new tech steps and monolornes, with Mer James White and Mr. Pient mass attendance and accompaniment by a large crowd.
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Dias
Natural Press
Byp Clack
Mabel Falr
Wil Gine
Wil Antortar
Wolk
Will
Sues Electric Line and Railroad for Damages
A suit filed in the Cadet Supreme Court seeks ten thousand three hundred damages from the Washington Balbans and TrecerL ome company over a November 24 collision on the Balt mr and Goiw Haile road. The plaintiff alleges fault by the railroad and an auto collision. lawyers Teckie Cox and Krate represent the claimant.
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Saran
Wieq
Supreme C
Washington
Trecerl
Tie Railroad Company
Teckie Cox & Krate
Struck by Car Sues for Ten Thousand Dollars
A plaintiff claims he was struck by a railway company auto on Martin Avenue and North Capital Street, seeking 10000 dollars in damages. The declaration names Bernard Wess and attorney teams TVW Baker and TL Osteria Weiss, detailing medical costs of 250 dollars.
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Laatrac
Bernard Wess
Atorness Tvw Baker
Osteria Weiss
Bader Ragen
Martle Avenue
North
Capital Street
Railway Company
Stites
Alexander the Great dies at thirty three 323 B C
The article recalls the death of Alexander the Great at age 33 in 323 B C, noting his early rise under Aristotle, his beacon-like conquests, and the legendary tales of marriages, battles, and personal tragedies. It highlights his beard shaving before battle, two marriages Roxana and Statira, Hephaestion’s death, and his final decline into debauch leading to death.
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Alexander
Pella
Macedonia
Aristotle
Kent
Macedon
Byzantium
Chderonea
Philip
Severn
Roxana
Statira
Darius
Greece
Hercules
Jupiter Ammon
Alexander the Great
Alexandria
So Much for So Much at the Columbia next week
Willard Mack brings a three act drama to the Columbia with Mack and Marjorie Rambeau in the leading roles. The show follows a young stenographer who enters the conflict between libertine men and pretty girls, uncovering the truth of happiness and the game of love.
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Columbia
Willard Mack
Rick
Birds of Prey
Morocco
Max Siegel
Watson Sisters
Walter
Supreme Court Hearing On Maryland Auto Tax Discrimination
Argument in the Hendrick case challenged Maryland’s vehicle license tax as applied to DC motorists, with Maryland officials defending the levy as police power while opponents claim interstate commerce interference. Attorneys debated whether the tax targets outsiders and if it violates rights of District and Alaska residents, noting Maryland’s border position and car counts in DC.
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Alaska
Ralaton
Maryland
John T Hendrick
District of Columbia
Yexun
United States Supreme Court
Jackson H Ralston
Osborne I Yellett
Hendrick
Poe
Enoa
Stockbridge
Faiston
Halston
Ralston
Yellett
Intercourse
Anl
District Attorney probes alleged campaign appeal in New York
United States District Attorney H Snowden Marshall said two assistants would investigate claims by Thomas E Huah surveyor of the port that last election appeals sought Democratic campaign contributions from mall employees in the surveyor's department. He conferred with Rep George W Loft who offered to place Democratic committee records at government disposal. Mile de Treville to present Three Generations of Prime Donne.
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Marshall
New York
United States
H Snowden Marshall
Thomas E Huah
George W Loft
National Schumann Heink to Open Concert Series in Washington
World renowned contralto Madame Schumann Heink will begin a concert series at the National Theater on Friday afternoon November 48. She will perform songs and arias in a program described as her only Washington recital this winter and her first in three years. Also announced are Burton Holmes travelogues at the Columbia starting November 2 and a Neptune's Daughter film engagement at the Savoy Theater with Annette Kellermann, including special music and sea feats.
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Casino
Rene West
Barry
Mildred
Wil: da Vis
Merriment
Gartelle Brothers
On the Rollers
Bumps
Tom and
Linda Moore
John McCormack
John McCoummack
Hstens
Mi McCormack
Germany
Norway
Hungary
Mme Schumann-Heink
National Theater
Schumann-Heink
Washington
Columbia
Burton Holmes
England
Scotland
Ireland
Austria
Neptune's
Annette Kellermann
Savoy Theater
Fourteenth Street
Columbia Road
Miss Kellermann
Willow Tree Alley Ofen Recreation Park Opens Soon
Willow tres aney recreation park in the square bounded by B C Third and Four-and-a-half streets southwest will open in a few days per Col W W Harts superintendent of public buildings and grounds. The ground procured by condemnation was transferred to the Federal board and made part of the Districts permanent park system. A baseball diamond sits in the open space with edges set for playground apparatus, shade trees and flowerbeds will embellish the park.
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Willow Tres Aney
B. C, Third
W. W Harts
Grownds
Federal Board
West Governors Fault U S Land Policy At Madison Meet
Four Western governors at Madison denounce Federal land policy as hindering state resource development. Ammons Carey and Eberhart push for faster transfer of public lands, while Stewart and others urge quicker passage from public ownership. Next meeting set for Boston with committee members Walsh Spry Hall. Governor Blease briefly attends and vows parole releases for 1500 convicts before January.
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Madison
Wis
Elias A Ammons
Colorado
Joseph H. Carey
Wyoming
A OG Eberhart
Minnesota
William Spry
Utah
Washington
Gov Ammons
Federal Reclamation Service
Rockefeller
Gow Crrey
Eberhart
WV Stewart
Montana
Boston
David Walsh
Massachusetts
Luther E Hall
Louisiana
John Franklin Fert
New Jersey
Miles C Riley
Cole J. Biease
South Carolina
World Bible Conference Program Outlined for Washington
Dr Wedderspoon announced complete World Bible Conference programs to be held in Washington from November 22 to 27. Speakers include John Henry Jowett Rockefeller's pastor W S Bustard and Charles Midman. A mass meeting at Poli's Theater opens the event on Sunday November 22 followed by daily services at First Congregational Church except Thanksgiving morning.
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Wedderspoon
Washington
W. R Wedderspoon
Foundry ME Church
John Henry Jowett
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
W 3S Bustard
Rockefeller
Charles Midman
Princeton Theological Seminary
D Gordon
Poli's Theater
First Congregational Church
Promoter Sues for 50000 in Breach of Contract
Myer Davis amuses promoter sues Emilie Berliner and Joseph Sanders in District Supreme Court for 50000 damages claiming breach of contract over a hall lease in Arcade building. Davis says he paid 750 in advance for a month’s rent and the defendants refused to carry out the agreement, causing financial loss.
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Berliner
Sanders
Davis
Anacostians Back Central Eastern High School Site
Anacostia Citizens Association urged a central site for the proposed Eastern High School, favoring a location inland rather than reservation 13 along the Anacostia River. They argued the current school is inadequate for east Washington pupils and many attend other city schools, pressing for a timely realization.
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Anacostia
Lydia Mountford to Lecture at American University
Mme Lydia Mountford, a lecturer and traveler, will speak at American University this afternoon about the biblical museum collection. Delegates from the Sunday school convention will attend, and the lecture open to the public is scheduled this afternoon from hours to 5 o'clock.
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Mme Lydia Mountford
American University
Biblical Museum
Death of George B Adams
George B Adams age 78 longtime clerk in the drafting division of the general land office died at his home 212 Maple avenue Takoma Park He was a Ford's Theater disaster survivor a Mason and a member of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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George B. Adams
George B Adams
General Land Office
Maple Avenue
Takoma Park
Adams
Grand Army of the Republic
Demand city chases adequate schools and good roads
Secretary of Agriculture opened the twenty eighth annual convention of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations in Willard Hotel with 800 delegates. He urged adequate elementary and high schools health facilities and social activities, plus extension work under the Smith Lever act, to improve country life and marketing of farm products.
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Houston
Menty
Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Willard
Agricultural Colleges
Raleigh
George M Rommel
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
True
Smith-Lever
Smith- Lever Agricultural Extension Act
A C Trueé
Time City
Dr True
Agricultural College
Natiional Department of Agriculture
Land Grant College Engineering Association
Ebbitt
Japan Prays for Peace Amid War Proclamation Response
In Japan prayers for peace were offered following the President's peace Sunday proclamation. A Japanese Red Cross letter from Mr Togo states an article endorsing the proclamation was printed before October 4, urging the public to unite with Americans and visit places of worship. Missionaries and churches were urged to follow the example, and many churches reportedly responded.
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Japan
Red Cross
Togo
Red Cruse
Repai
Expert Inspects Washington Playgrounds Movement
C B De Groot superintendent of Chicago playgrounds inspected Washingtons playgrounds on Tuesday with Martin supervisor of restrictions play grounds. De Groot urged Congress to boost funding for playground projects. A dam on the Anacostia River is planned to convert flats into parkland with a wide river lock to allow construction transport, requiring alterations to nearby bridges.
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B. de Groot
Chicago
Childrens Bureau
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Martin
T Restrict
de Groot
Newman
Hang
Congress
Anacostia River
Anacostia Flata
National Capital
Massachusetts Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Strikes Spares and Splits Protest Auto Speed Parcels
Connecticut Avenue Citizens Association met to urge action against speeding on upper Connecticut avenue in Chevy Chase and to seek police and District cooperation. They also addressed parcel delivery service north of Calvert Street Bridge, noting high rates and slow service. the transportation committee reported improvements planned after talks with the delivery firm manager. Members admitted: Dr Edward J Collins LD Hall DS&S Shock William W Shock Mrs E K Walton J C Peacock James E K FitzGibbon William T Carpenter George N Rea Ralph Bikhiman M W W. McKnight
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Connecticut Avenue
Chevy Chase
Sia
Meantha
Calvert Street Bridge
Committee On Transportation
Edward J Collins LD Hall
S&s Shock
William W Shock
E K Walton
J C Peacock James EK fitzGibbon
William T Carpenter
George N Rea
Ralph Bikhiman
M W W. McKnight
Copper Protest Presented by New Jersey Senators
Senator Hughes of New Jersey announced a State Department protest from several copper companies over Britain’s interference with copper shipments to neutral countries. The petition argues Britain has no right to block cargoes between neutrals and warns that trade restrictions threaten the U.S. copper industry. Britain demands shipments go to a specific consignee, or risk suspicion of final belligerent destination. The State Department has not yet reached an agreement, just presenting shippers’ claims to aid trade.
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Hughes
New Jersey
State Department
Great Britain
United States
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