Clements and Donaldson clash after Georgetown shooting
J E Clements alleges a political plot against his campaign while Donaldson defends himself from accusations of an attempted shooting in front of a Georgetown restaurant. Witnesses describe a heated altercation ending with a pistol discharge and the weapon later recovered as both men trade bitter charges.
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Newfoundland Seeks Treaty Open Door to Reciprocity
The State Department foresees the reciprocal tariff law remaining on the statute books while Canada weighs a separate Newfoundland treaty. Officials see possible renewal of Newfoundland overtures for an agreement with the United States, echoing the Hay Herbert model to open markets and fishing rights, though action depends on Canadian policy.
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PACT CLARK SAYS RECIPROCITY BLAME SHIFTED
In Boston and Philadelphia reports on reciprocity defeat quote Champ Clark and Senator Penrose. Clark argues Taft speeches and anti reciprocity funds influenced Canada more than annexation talk. Penrose cites fear of Canadian absorption and rail/port investments as key factors shaping the rejection.
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Canada for Empire defeats in election shift and Laurier exit
Canada for Empire reports Liberal defeat with conservatives set to form government as Sir Wilfrid Laurier concedes and contemplates retirement. Ontario and Quebec show strongest disaffection while reciprocity stance is likely sidelined. Borden praises coalition work and hints at cabinet deliberations.
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British Unionists hail Canada vote for imperial reciprocity
London reports that Canadian election results boost tariff reform sentiment. Unionist leaders Frederick E Smith and Andrew Bonar Law hail the outcome as encouragement for imperial preference. The Daily Telegraph and The Standard foresee early triumph for imperial reciprocity, while some papers mourn Laurier’s exit and Bourassa influence. Chamberlain congratulates Canadians on repudiating reciprocity.
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Hearst Calls for Wider Reciprocity Beyond Canada
London reports William R Hearst plans to travel to New York to press for broader reciprocity. He urges extending reciprocal advantages to France, Germany, or any nation seeking them if Canada rejects a U S Canadian pact.
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Sees Ruin in Free Trade and Protections Demand
The letter argues for a near prohibitive tariff and selective reciprocity to protect American producers. It blames free trade for farmers and industry, while praising reciprocity only with noncompetitive importers and condemning Canada. It cites Taft era policy as failures and urges strong tariff action.
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Canal Zone fund raises for Lt Dennis widow
More than £1300 collected by Canal Zone residents for Mrs L R Dennis widow of Lieut Dennis who died of fever last July. Ernest Daniel of the school board says £37462 was sent from Dennis friends to aid the children and the funds will be held in trust by Daniel and W W Warwick until a suitable home is found.
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Vesuvian region rocked by deadly storm and floods
Naples reports a violent hurricane and record rains devastate the Vesuvian area. Initial toll lists 66 dead with many homes destroyed and boats missing in the Bay of Naples. Telecommunication lines down, roads blocked, and towns left in darkness as mud and debris avalanche from Mount Vesuvius side.
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Homecoming at Bethany Baptist Chapel Draws Crowd
Bethany Baptist Chapel at Rhode Island avenue and Second street northwest drew a crowded audience for a homecoming reception. Rev. Hugh T Stevenson led efforts to swell the congregation, with Clifford K Berryman the Washington caricaturist sketching politicians and ending with a cartoon of Stevenson. Grace Ross and E D Callow gave readings, and a musical program featured Lydia Keifer, Marion Leishear, Bessie Langford, Josephone Dill, Inez Mills, and Lyda Leishear. Rally Sunday is planned for tomorrow.
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Weather Summary From Washington Friday Night Outlook
Weather map shows wintry conditions across western Canada and Montana with subfreezing Montana readings and over three inches of snow at Havre. Rain on the Atlantic seaboard and southern Rocky Mountains, colder with a shift to unsettled weather Sunday in central valley regions. Winds and temperatures vary by coast and lakes with general fair weather elsewhere. Potomac and nearby rivers muddy as of Sept 22.
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