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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1914

Page

11

President to Endorse Democrats in Two Classes at Horse Show

Washington reports a two class endorsement policy for Democrats in the November elections. Class A candidates will receive personal endorsements from the President, while Class B candidates gain endorsements from cabinet members. The policy coverage includes many Democratic House members and Ohio Representative Cox amid a broader push for party support. The President’s letter to Representative White confirms praise for reform efforts and promises kept, signaling broader endorsement decisions beyond Federal offices.

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Horse Show Results with multiple classes and champions

The report lists numerous horse classes, exhibitors, and winners. Notable names include Belalan mare War ov Tate Papart, James Flantes, and Alison Pilurd. The event covers stock shows, saddle classes, and prize reserves with references to Heartland, Homewood, and Warr by sak events.

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Wins Bride in Five Days Mystery Mates and Allege Wealth

A scrambled report notes Miss Wetherby wed Lea Lewiz Rogers, a mining engineer reputed wealthy, after a rapid courtship. The scene includes Crawford Elause’s barber shop and a late luncheon with Rogers. The account mentions his proposal on Wednesday night and a marriage license issued shortly after.

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Pendleton marries as city gates witness ceremony

New Orleans announces the marriage of F C Pendleton, a special agent of the United States Department of Justice, to Miss Te Adams. The ceremony was performed by Rev RP Werlein at the First Methodist Episcopal Church with Joseph Wilson and Miss Gertrude Psd as attendants. Pendleton, a graduate of Whereetown, had previously worked in Washington.

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Cabinet on the stump to campaign across states

President and administration leaders map a Democratic campaign itinerary. Secretary of State and Secretary Lane will speak in New York, Virginia, Nebraska, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and the Pacific Coast to back Democratic congressional campaigns. The effort includes backing Ambassador Gerard for a New York Senate seat and targeting Connecticut’s Senate race.

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Senators warn against surrender to Wall Street power

In a tense session debates over the trade and securities measures flame up as critics accuse the administration of yielding to sinister influences. Senator Norris and others condemn the conference report as a tool of monopoly, while the Philosophical Society begins its twenty-second year with a Public Library talk on The Greek Absolute led by Edward E Richardson.

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Special ship chartered for dyestuffs trade

A special ship has been chartered for private parties in New York and London to sail to Rotterdam on Wednesday. In ballast, the vessel will return with materials in the chemical line including dyestuffs that may be shipped from Rotterdam for American consumption. The charter was arranged by Representative Herman A Metz with the knowledge of the State and Commerce Departments.

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Navy officer reassignment and vessel movements 1914

Orders transfer several officers including Howard Miller and Alvin Paskette within the coast artillery and ordnance branches. Updates note detachments, inspections, and new postings from Naval Academy to Norfolk and Washington. Movements list ships sailed to Vera Cruz, Newport, and Port Angeles with arrivals at Newport and Santo Domingo noted.

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Travelers Buy 2 000 000 Miles of Railroad Rides

Washington Port tickets offices rushed to supply mileage books as demand surged to two and a quarter million miles. More than 30 000 books sold with a large corporation purchasing 1 500 000 miles. Herman Table reportedly led purchases with 10 040 miles while Baltimore and Ohio rates faced telegraph-driven scaling.

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Gasoline tax cuts eyed. gasoline and auto taxes debated

A detailed legislative plan proposes a tax of 50 cents per horsepower on gasoline and automobile sales with recommended 25 cents flexibility. A 2 cent per barrel tax on beer and a similar tax on wine were discussed, with revenue estimates near 10 million dollars and 19.4 million for gasoline and autos.

No Hope in Congress Detourns Unemployment Address

James Lads How will attempt to have his unemployment bill introduced in Congress. Geais Kaplan and Corn J. Harveys attend the gathering. Mother Jones, veteran labor agitator, will speak at the Interior Department Home Club tonight. The speaker denounces Congress for exploiting workers and praises independent labor struggle.

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Senate Confirms McCoy for District Supreme Court

The Senate yesterday confirmed Representative Walter St. McCoy as associate justice of the District Supreme Court. He plans to resign his New Jersey governorship soon to avoid conflicts with congressional duties. McCoy chairs the House judiciary subcommittee, which has been probing charges against Justice Wright. however the inquiry has stalled with no conclusion reached.

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May Yet Sell Monticello

Premier's letter reveals a new light on the administration's plan regarding Monticello. Secretary of State to Representative Lewy discusses a possible sale of the home, with Levy noting the move may provoke government action. no final decision yet.

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Deaths of infants rise with cost of living, says official

John H. Sherman of the Park View church group cites a study showing infant mortality climbs as living costs rise, urging public health action. W. O. Swanton of the Tax Reform Association outlines radical taxation ideas, including single tax and the Borlund amendment, with charts and maps.

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Protests over postal truck contracts prompt Townsend bid challenge

Senator Townsend of Michigan formally demanded facts on recent Post Office motor truck contracts he says were not awarded to the lowest bidders. He introduced a resolution and pressed for immediate Senate consideration, vowing to fight for the facts when the measure returns under the rules.

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Troubetzkov At Art Sale In New York Gallery

Prince Troubetzkov bid at the second session of Fifth Avenue galleries buying Jacobean oak wall chairs for 6. The sale totaled 26403.50 with a 640 top price for a Louis XVI gilt reception suite. Other purchasers included Conrad, Wheeler, Miss Scudder, and Abs. Klarria among many bidders. The sale ends tomorrow afternoon.

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