Delegates Leave Annapolis Session Over Maryland Flag Dispute
Annapolis Md Nov 12 The ninth annual State conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution adjourned amid conflict as delegates left the chamber while order was restored The state regent Mrs Hogan denied misusing society funds for entertaining guests and blamed political maneuvering The gathering featured speakers including Goldsborough and Miss Katherine Walton with a pledge to press the legislature for preservation of Maryland’s original flags.
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Arthur Lee Bosley
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James Mann
Albert T Richardson
Lords of the Manor Society
Arthur B Hibbens
Banner
Virginia D A R Elects Officers at Richmond Conference
The seventeenth annual Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution business conference closed with Samul W Jamison of Roanoke named State regent elect, and Mrs J F Maupin of Portsmouth reelected State regent. Mrs W A Smoot of Alexandria becomes State vice regent, with Mrs Robert Gray of Bristol and Mrs Arthur Kyte Davis chosen secretary and state treasurer respectively. An amendment to bylaws passed to elect officers by the State convention each fall. A reception at the home of Wm McAllen Chambers followed.
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Roanoke
Fam Virgina
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Hiehmond
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Portsmouth
W A Smoot
Alexandria
Robert Gray
Bristol
Arthur Kyte Davis
George A Snackleford
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Owey
Delewates
Wra McAllen Chambers
Wilson Family Plans Army Navy Game in New York
The Wilson family intends to attend the Army Navy football game in New York on November 3. The President may join if able, but his attendance is not certain until near game day. Secretary Daniels invites William F McCombs and his wife to seats in his box.
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Daniels
Navy Department
Wiliam F McCombs
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London
Vermont Student Military Camp Aimed at New England
A resident military camp for New England will be established at the University of Vermont next summer per a dispatch from Maj Gen Woot. President Guy Sotter Benton received the note today. The camp is one of four planned as an outcome of the Gettysburg experiment last summer. About 1390 students from New England are expected to attend for six weeks.
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New Jersey Suffragists Appeal to Wilson for Aid
New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association calls on President Wilson to back a constitutional amendment for women’s suffrage. The Progressive party supports equal suffrage, while Republicans and Democrats favor a referendum to the people. A legislative committee reports plans to build a state political organization to push the cause if an amendment reaches voters.
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Election Act to Senate Primaries May Bring Temporary Electing Method
The Senate elections committee will report a bill next week on the new constitutional amendment and a potential temporary method for electing senators in states with no legislative stipulations. Ensign Bryant to wed in London, as Cable to The Washington Post, London Nov 13 4. A naval romance ends Thursday as Ensign Frederick Bryant of the Delaware will marry Miss Yvonne Brock of Swansea, Wales, whom he met at Annapolis.
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London
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Delaware
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Swansea
South Wales
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Iplands
Annapolis
Economical Winter Greens Cookbook From 1913
Housewives should diversify the winter diet with greens as substitutes for costly summer produce. Spinach cabbage kale and cauliflower can be prepared in numerous ways from boiling and creamed sauces to fritters and curries. The piece offers practical, varied methods to serve greens weekly without repetition.
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Banana Baking Idea From Early 20th Century Cookery
A 1913 DuPay Syndicate recipe extols ripe bananas as versatile, edible dessert fruit. It describes selecting firm fruit, baking whole in a buttered dish with sugar buttered pieces lemon, and a half cup of water for a slow bake to yield a delicious dish to accompany meals.
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DuPay Syndicate
The Fairy Tale Rise of Catherine Gabrielli the Soprano
The cook’s daughter Catherine Gabrielli rises from a prince’s kitchen to world fame as a noted soprano. A fairy tale start in an opera house and garden, she trains under renowned masters, gains rare talent, yet earns a reputation for capricious personal life and ends as a famed but controversial figure.
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Russia
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Will Plan War on Cruelty In Washington
Mrs. Clinton Pinckney Farrell announced that the international antivivisection and animal protection congress will be held in Washington DC from December 8 to 11. It will be the first conference of the organization in this country. The congress aims to oppose all forms of cruelty to animals.
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New York
Clinton Pinckney Farrell
International
Washington, DC
Congress
Supreme Court to Present Gift to White House Bride
The Senate debated a wedding gift for Miss Jessie Wilson with a silver centerpiece from the Supreme Court favored and a silver boat design. Diplomats and ministers plan lavish silver and floral gifts, while invited guests include military leaders and prominent politicians. A White House luncheon and a possible holiday gesture to Miss Wilson are noted, with family servants of the Wilsons also invited as witnesses.
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Mra
Leonard Wood
Dorothy Aleshire
Gen
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Misa Mildred Greble
Mra Wiliam
Estes
Col
St John Greble
Mias Howry
Tudge
Mra. Howry
Ruth Howe
Bronx teacher Anna Burnett dies by own action
New York November twelfth Anna Burnett a Bronx public school teacher died last night by suicide from the roof of her six story apartment building. Reportedly distressed by boys and overwork while preparing for mathematics examinations to gain higher pay as a special teacher.
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Conference to discuss four laws with federal and state food authorities
Seventy officials representing forty states the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico will attend a conference at the Department of Agriculture. They will hear practical methods of cooperation with state food dairy and drug authorities and discuss four laws at Secretary Houston's invitation.
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Porto Rico
Houston
Festive Autumn Table Decorations With Harvest Flair
The article offers home decorating ideas for autumn and holiday tables. Suggestions include fruit panel centerpieces outlined with autumn leaves, raffia net arrangements, corn and nut centerpieces, a candles-on-pine centerpiece, a mirror centerpiece with moss and small pine sentinels, and pine or juniper accents for fragrance. Football motifs and creative place cards, such as Frost cards with diamond dust, provide seasonal touches.
Latest Winter Cloak Styles Feature Narrow Silhouette and Fur Trim
The newest women’s cloaks showcased by top modistes diverge from prevailing trends with a slim, baggy appearance. A thin, fur-trimmed model from Vogue sits narrow at the shoulders and falls in loose folds, opening at the throat but drawable for cold weather, enhanced by attic ruffles and a broad fur-trimmed collar.
Safe Way to Banish Hairs
An article notes a home hair removal method using a paste of delatone and water. The paste is applied to unwanted hairs and rubbed off after a few minutes to remove the hair. It claims the product in original packaging ensures strength and purity.
Naval Holiday Proposal Moves House Leaders Back Churchill Plan
Speaker Clarke plans to back the British Admiralty Churchill naval holiday proposal in the House as Hensley voices strong support for recognizing a one year pause in battleship building. Congressional action blocked by no quorum. debate centers on U.S. joining a world powers pact to suspend naval construction and seek reform.
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Antisaloon League backs federal prohibition move in nation
Days after Maryland senate race, the Antisaloon League urged a federal constitutional amendment to ban liquor, oppose licensing, and push anti liquor shipping laws. The group attacked Secretary Bryan for Maryland campaign role, urging moral guardianship by federal officers in state politics. Hobson backed for Alabama senate, Baker reelected national superintendent, Wilson led as national president, Nicholson secretary, Copeland treasurer.
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Wedding Off, Wants Ring In Philadelphia Romance Case
Testimony on a shattered romance and prenuptial dispute unfolded in Magistrate Campbell's court as Louis Wiegler, a New York suitor, accuses Mr and Mrs Phillip Kaplan and their daughter Ray of conspiracy over a diamond engagement ring and unpaid wedding expenses. The planned wedding was halted when Wiegler demanded $200 and the caterer’s bill, and Ray pleaded with the judge as bail was fixed.
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Roosevelt praised as great pacifier at Buenos Aires banquet
Theodore Roosevelt dominated a Buenos Aires love feast where US Argentine ties were celebrated. The former president was hailed as defender of the Americas, with hymns sung for both nations and flowers showered as his speech called for Latin American adherence to the Monroe doctrine as a guiding policy.
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House of Deputies
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America
Inauguration Attended by Benjamin Couple at Hobart College
Dr and Mrs Marcus Benjamin of Washington with Columbian University attend Hobart College inauguration of President Lyman Powell former NYU business ethics professor. Event to be held Friday and Saturday with a large number of attendees.
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Marcus Benjamin
Washington
Columbian University
Lyman Powell
New York University
Hobart College
Daughters of the Confederacy Fight Over Endowment
New Orleans delegates debate a $50,000 pledge to establish a Southern history chair at the Peabody Institute for teacher training. Miss Hor tence Herman wins a $100 prize for an essay on The Rank and File of the Confederacy. Treasury reports $413,000 on hand as factions clash over leadership and future officers.
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Montgomery
Ala
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Southern Commercial Congress
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