Cabinet Women Tension Over House Social Duties
Dissension grows after women of the cabinet push to limit calling lists for House wives. The wives insist on public denials only from officially authorized cabinet members. Ambiguity and anonymous statements fuel demand for formal apology and accountability before any social tours resume.
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Ami
Senate
Thie
Denis
Gause
Axiata
Prircle
Cabinet
Congressional Club
House
Beauty and charm of South American women captivate gay capitals
Washington notes South American women are among the most beautiful and fascinating. Mrs Sherrill cites their culture and domestic life. Paris and European capitals admire Senorita Marcella Estudilos and Senorita Sancho along with Senora Montoria, held in high regard by society.
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Europe
Washington
South America
Sherrill
United States
Argentina
Paris
Senorita Marcella Estudilos
Princess Murat
Senorita Sancho
Senora Montoria
Foreign jumpers win at Madison Square Garden Horse Show
At the New York Madison Square Garden horse show, France won the America Cup in a three-country team event. Juleut le Marquis d Orgeix rode Romeo, with Belgium, Canada, and the United States following in the standings. Mrs Hearst drew attention in pink silk and green chiffon, wearing a diamond necklace and pearl pendant as guests filled box seats and arena boxes.
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William Randolph Hearst
Gary
Percy Stickney Grant
New York
Madison Square Garden
Romeo
Juleut le Marquis d’Orgeix
Ramando
Chevalier Edward de Sellers de Moranville
Belgium
William H. Moore
Roderick Chu
Charles E . Coxé
J. Malcolm Forbes
H. R. McGowan
Sterling
Ailver
France
America
Co. EK
G Billings
England
Canada
Sarah Grosse
Amasone
Othello
Ident
Marquis de Orgeix
Baron de Besson
de Laiscardlieres
Harmony
Surprise
Dan Leno
P. A. Kenna
M. F McTaggart
R. M. Stewart-Richardson
Skyscraper
Dandy
Bad Girl
J. W. Sifton
Douglas Young
W. H Bell
Confidence
Col
Clifford Bitton
Adden
Jack Hamilton
Hearst
Price McKinney
Birs
Kinney
J. G. Follanabee
Charles Miliott Warner
Susanne
Margaret Warner
Murray Boocock
Virginia
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Julian McCarty Little
Mitchell Henry
Henry
Vanderbilt
Carrol
Howard Carroll
Caramal Carroll
Mra Wall
Charles Wall
Mra
Hdoward
B. McLean
Judah H. Sears
E Haven
Frederic Sterry
Aultapie
Pantera
Madison Square Arden
Glen Riddle Farm
T K
C. Uta
G Goodbody
Beau Sabreur
Capt Parker
W H Moore
Bountiful
Miss Lb Long
Flavelation
Broadlawn Farms
Misa Vandlan
Lieut Marquis D'Orrex
Chevalier Edward de Selliers de Moranville
WA McGibben
Ff Haserot
Alpha
G F Stephens
J Davis" Marcotta
Misa M oF _ Thompson
Clase
C D Frank
Seftan
FF Goodbody
Beau Labreur
I. J. Fieitmann
H W Harney
Barry Morn
Sayre License Issued After White House Close
Diplomatic and military officers debate attire for the White House wedding of Miss Tessie Woodrow Wilson and Francia B. Bayre. The license was issued after 4:30 PM by Clerk W A Kroll with Hoover present, permitting the Revayt Yeater W Beach to unite the couple. Etiquette considerations spark talk of uniforms versus afternoon dress amid plans for a Mayflower procession and a yacht party aboard the President’s ship.
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Lcense
Tessie Woodrow Wilson
Francia B. Bayre
White House
Old City Hall
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Sayre
Irwin
Hoover
W A. Kroll
Kroll
Clark’n
Miss Wilson
Mr. Sayre
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Executive Mansion
Wilson
J. R. Lamar
White Houses
New Conservation Plan Draws Opposition at Congress
The States’ rights issue splits the National Conservation Congress as President Wilson and Secretary Bryan miss sessions. Pack defends cooperation with Pinchot while advocating practical water power rules. A Dr Fisher trap proposes quick painless feline execution via carbon bichloride to curb cat slaughter and protect birds.
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Wilson
Bryan
National Conservation Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Washington
Congress
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
Henry L Stimson
Fisher
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
New Conservation Association
Pack
Pinchot
Gifford
Tragedy as Couple Falls Through Trestle near Gratztown
West Newton Pa. Mrs Albright and her husband George H Albright aged farmer attempted a shortcut along railroad tracks and walked into a trestle gap where ties were removed. Mrs Albright fell 90 feet into Sewickley Creek and died after a long struggle while her husband clung to the rail and was pulled to safety.
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West Newton
Navy
Gratztown
George H. Albright
Albright
Sewickley Creek
Hitchcock Answers Taft on Philippine Governance
Nebraska Senator Hitchcock defended the Philippine administration against Taft criticisms. He criticized Governor General Francia Burton Harrison for granting Filipinos a majority on the commission and argued natives are not ready for self government for generations. He supported test of Filipino participation in admin roles before Congress acts.
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Hitchcock
Nebraska
Philippines
Taft Mraft
Francia Burton Harrison
Islands
Supreme Court of the Islands
Congress
Urged to Command Marines in Vacancy at Marine Corps
Maj Gen William P. Biddle retires leaving a vacancy. Col Lincoln Karmany, stationed at the marine barracks, a Naval Academy graduate from the early eighties, once led the main deck battery at Santiago and served in the Philippines. He later commanded the Fourth Military District of San Francisco after the earthquake. Also mentions a quack patent medicine signature F W Grove on a laxative quinine ad.
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William P. Biddle
Marua Corps
Lincoln Karmany
Cal Karmany
Marine Barracks
Naval Academy
Santiago
Philippines
San Francisco
Printing of Currency Bill Drives Senate Debate Start
The Democratic steering committee approved no adjournment and set currency legislation for swift action. The currency bill was printed and to be presented to the Senate with formal debate opening Monday. Senator Hitchcock to present the opposing view from Republicans. The plan foresees a usual holiday recess and limited adjournments through Thanksgiving, with a busy, currency focused week ahead.
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Senate
Wilson
Congress
Hitchcock
Repubeans
Himesis
Owen
Clark
Washington
Senate Moves To Resolve Direct Election Tangles
Senate committee on privileges and elections will act on the Poindexter resolution to frame direct senate election laws. Frank P Glass appointment from Alabama by O'Neal is questioned as possibly violating the new constitutional amendment. Maryland inquiry centers on whether Bilah Lee's election was properly authorized.
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Alabama
Maryland
Senate Committee On
Poindexter
Frank P Glass
Or O'Neal
Senate
Bilah Lee
Chineist Revolt Plotted by Shanghai Plotters
London dispatch reports from Shanghai that authorities found documents revealing a wide plot to overthrow the Peking government. The papers indicate revolutionists promised aid from troops at Shanghai Nanking and Hankow and in the Kiangyin and Wuaung forts. Six plotters have been arrested.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Shanghai
Documenta
Peking
Nanking
Hankow
Kiangyin
Wuaung
Arlington Station Hears Paris Clock By Radio
After three weeks of experiments the U S naval observatory at Arlington received the Park observatory clock signals from the Eiffel tower by radio. The American and French commissioners compared the Paris and Washington clocks by coincidences to measure longitude and signal speed, and reported encouraging progress with favorable atmospheric conditions for ongoing work.
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Arlington
Paris
United States Naval Observatory
Park Observatory
Eiffel Tower
Great Naval Radio Station
Washington
Death of Mrs Miller of Charlottesville at Free Enion
Mrs Miller aged 7 mother of Charles A Miller chief clerk in the Virginia department of agriculture died this evening at her home near Free Enion. The body will be taken to Edinburgh for interment Sunday. She leaves seven children and two daughters survive.
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Charlottesville
Charles A Miller
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Moon
Free Enion
Edinburgh
Jusserand Addresses Raleigh French in America
French Ambassador Jusserand spoke at Meredith College on Rochambeau and the French in America, explaining why they came and what they did. The address ended the North Carolina Literary and Historical Society annual meeting, followed by a reception hosted by Gov and Mrs Locke Craig. Jusserand leaves for Washington tomorrow afternoon.
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Raleigh
Nwc
J J Juaser
Meredith College
Rochambeau
America
North Carolina Literary and Historical Society
Locke Craig
Jusserand
Association
Jusserend
Washington
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Jessie Wilson
Imether
Columbia
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God
Woodrow Wilson
Mate. Nagmen
Francia Bowes
Sayr
Agen Ashi Ewedal
John Young
William C. Krol
Sylvester W. Beach
District of Columbia
Fromeis Hewes Sarre
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Woodrow Witon
D. C
Supreme Court of
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John KR. Young
William 0. Kroll
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Chevioi
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Norfolk
Wilson and Bryan
A. K. Fisher
States
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Tabby
Tom
West
Pacific Coast
Husband
Rail
Wife
Gen. Biddle
Democratic Committee
Chinest
Bonsor
John H. Magruder
Connecticut Ave
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Roe Fulkerson
Optician
F St.n. W
Willard Hotel
Feagne
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
Ira A. Miller
M. Jusserand
North Carolina Historical Society
Premo Film Packs
Columbia Photo Supply Co
New York Ave
Georges & Son, Inc
Foot Specialists
F St. N. W
Xander
Masonic Temple
Elain
Waltham Barenin
Edwards & Zanner Cs
Binak
Booka
Star Building
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M. A. Leese
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W .V. Prae@homme
Newark
Mahesa
Shoemaker Co
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