Peace Envoys Depart After Roosevelt Endorsement
Interparliamentary Congress members left Washington for New York, with many planning post visit travel to Europe. Count Apponyi praised Roosevelt’s rapid assent to a second peace conference and lauded American openness, while Dr Delbert lost valuables and sought police aid and bank notification.
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Roosevelt
Count Albert Apponyi
Hungary
Chamber of Deputies
Interparliamentary Peace Congress
Roosevelt Count Apponyi
United States
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Delbert
E Delbert
Paris
Interparliamentary Union
America
France
National Theater
Riggs National Bank
Washington
National Civic Federation
City Club
McClellan
Hector van Doorslaer
Funeral Mass in Washington for Belgian Clerk Hector Van Doorslaer
Arrangements set for a funeral Mass in Washington for Hector Van Doorslaer, Belgian House of Deputies clerk, who died Friday night at the Arlington Hotel. Services to be led by Rev. D. J. Stafford and Rev. Father McGuigan, with the Mass at St Patrick's Church and burial plans undecided.
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Hector van Doorslaer
House of Deputies of
Belgium
Arlington Hotel
D. J. Stafford
D D
Thomas McGuigan
St Patrick's Church
Father McGuigan
Spier’s Undertaking Establishment
Uiss
Washington
Board Dooms Arsenic Water Doubt In Schools
Dr Richard Kingeman chairs the boiled water committee and says no tests will be conducted until the Agriculture Department analyzes the water. Maj Simms notes the same boiler is used by the National Guard for years. Officials propose boiling water in schools and seek funds, while Superintendent Stuart rejects arsenic fears.
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Richard Kingeman
Board of Education
Department of Agriculture
Maj
Simms
National Guard
Kingaman
Congress
Stuart
William C. Woodward
Death of Frederick Grimm Journalist and Government Clerk
Frederick Grimm a well known journalist and later Treasury Department clerk for the War Department died suddenly at his Brightwood Park home from acute indigestion with rheumatism He was sixty one born in Germany and worked with German language papers in New York Buffalo Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati and Washington He served about fifteen years in government service and is survived by a widow and a nine year old son Funeral at his Brightwood Park residence Tuesday at 3 PM
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Frederick Grimm
War Department
Brightwood Park
Germany
United States
New York City
Buffalo
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago Staats Zeitung
Treasury Department
Two Men Held on Suspicion Near Cathedral Grounds
Detectives shadowed two Philadelphia men from Cathedral grounds to city streets and arrested them on suspicion. Jacob Reed, 32, a traveling salesman for orange juice, and Harry Meyers, 21, a speculator, both from Philadelphia, were found with jewelry including scarf pins. Reed and Meyers faced custody at the Sixth precinct as police prepared to contact Philadelphia and New York. Both wore badges reading Welcome to Fairbanks.
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Jacob R. Reed
Harry B. Meyers
Philadelphia
Reed
North Twelfth Street
Meyers
North Ninth Street
Cornwell
Muller
Washington Disciples to Attend National Meeting in St Louis
A large Washington Christian Church delegation plans to travel to the Disciples of Christ national convention in St Louis from October 14 to 20. Rev F D Power and Rev E B Bagby organize travel for about 50 000 delegates. Power will deliver the principal address October 20 at an open air service. The Washington group departs October 16 via the Chesapeake and Ohio, also attending District of Columbia Day ceremonies on the fair grounds.
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Disciples of Christ
Washington
St. Louis
Christian Church
F. D. Power
E. B. Bagby
Power
Chesapeake and Ohio
District of Columbia
Fair Grounds
Hebrew Temple fair appoints committees and press
The executive committees of the Hebrew Temple fair and bazaar announce committee appointments and primary arrangements are progressing. A press committee includes Isaac Gans as chairman with Sam Gangs Frank Pierce Harry Kronheimer W. Crozier Walsh Samuel Hart Dr F T Howe Dr W F Barton Hope Darnell Alexander T McKenzie W Campbell Barry Bulkley Frank Raymond and Arthur G Newmyer.
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J. L. Biout
M. Fisher
Isaac Gans
Sam Gangs
Frank Pierce
Harry Kronheimer
W. Crozier Walsh
Samuel Hart
F. T. Howe
W. F. Barton
Hope Darnell
Alexander T. McKenzie
W. Campbell
Archbishop Davisons Dominant Liberty Address At Cathedral
The archbishop delivered a sweeping appeal for unity between mother and daughter churches, urging liberty under Christ and calling for daily used ideals. Crowds estimated 30,000 to 35,000 gathered around Cathedral Close as processions and services proceeded with orderly conduct and notable attendees including Mrs. Roosevelt and Gen. Gillespie.
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Georgetown
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Chevy Chase
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Capital Traction Company
Lnes
Cathedral
Washington
Thirty-second
Nallytown
Cathedral Grounds
Rock Creek Bridge
Cleveland Park
P Street
Masa
St. John’s Church
St John’s Church
Brent
Philippine Islands
Libraries in the South Drive Local Library Movement
Andrew McConnell of Atlanta promotes a Southern library drive via the McConnell Library Association. State managers named include Annie Blalock for multiple states, H. Comings for Carolinas, Lanter for Mississippi to Texas, Oliver for Georgia, and Raymond Daniel for Kentucky and Tennessee. The goal: 1,000‑volume libraries in small towns, expanding Georgia’s effort toward 400 towns with populations under 800.
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Andrew McConnell
Atlanta
South
McConnell Library Association
Georgia
Annie Blalock
Emerson College of Oratory
Boston
Alabama
Florida
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
H. Comings
North
South Carolina
Elizabeth Masson Lanter
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
J. P. Oliver
State Normal School
Athena
Raymond Daniel
Kentucky
Tennessee
Massachusetts
McConnell
Alkahest Lyceum Bureau
Rouik
Effect of War on Labor Lecture by Socialist Speaker
Mr W V Mahoney spoke at Building Trades Hall under Washington Socialist Party auspices on the Russian Japanese War. He argued capitalism drives war and urged disarmament, stressing that socialism seeks peace among nations and among individuals regardless of nationality.
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W. V. Mahoney
Building Trades Hall
Washington
Socialist Party of America
United States
Mahoney
Russia
Korea
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Amsterdam
Japan
Mr. Ma~honey
Socialist Party
Henderson's health failing ends political career
Des Moines reports Col. David Bremner Henderson, ex Speaker, is failing health and memory. He has retired to Des Moines with his daughter after amputations and pain from his leg. He will not return to public life or make speeches or tour the country.
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Des Moines
Iowa
David Bremner Henderson
House of Representatives
Dubuque
New York City
Henderson
Cannon
Rules for Sacred Music Indorsed by Archbishop Farley
A New York report on enforcing Pius X liturgical music reforms. Archbishop Farley orders the commission's findings adopted as diocesan law. It demands Gregorian chant be restored where possible, bans non Latin or secularized pieces, calls for boys to sing sopranos and altos, eliminates abuses, and requires proper chants for high mass and vespers with strict adherence to liturgical text.
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New York
Farley
Pius X
Holy Father
Holy See
Odd Fellows Install Officers Across Distances
Allentown Pa Sept 25 Grand Sire elect Robert E Wright installed at home due to travel illness. Telegraphed selections for appointive offices announced preceding formal installation. Officers named include Grand marshal John B Cockrum Indiana Grand guardian Edmund L Pilsbury Massachusetts Grand messenger C H Lyman Ohio and finance committee members F A Stier DC William H Cox Kentucky.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
R. E. Wright
Allentown
Philadelphia
Eleot
Robert E. Wright
F. A. Stier
District of Columbia
William H. Cox
Kentucky
Italian American organizations form reciprocal contact committee
A St Louis announcement states an Italian committee of Senator Brianiaiti Dr Carlito and Prof Biagi will act as a point of contact between Italy and the United States. The standing group will refer Italian researchers to the American Institute of Social Service in New York and receive Americans referred by the institute to connect them with modern Italy’s forward movement.
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St. Louis
Brianiaiti
Rome
Carlito
Naples
Biagi
Florence
Italy
United States
American Institute of Social Service
New York
Tests Of New Warships Pate For Builders Trial
Newport News Va Sept 25 October 15 been set for the builders trial of the armored cruiser West Virginia now nearing completion at the shipyard. The ship already carries her main battery guns and will be run out beyond the capes for performance tests including a possible short forced draft sprint. Sister Maryland is near completion while Denver will have its official speed trial in Chesapeake Bay tomorrow. An inspection board led by Capt Cowles went aboard tonight.
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West Virginia
Washington Post
Newport News
Capes
Maryland
Denver
Chesapeake Bay
Inspection Board
Capt. Cowles
Alabama at League Island in overhaul plan
The battleship Alabama arrived at League Island Navy Yard from New York for general overhaul. It will join a temporary squadron with cruiser Brooklyn and battleships Iowa and Massachusetts, plus monitor Florida, and several torpedo-boats are expected. Capt. George Reeder will command the squadron after repairs. Meanwhile Gen. Funston departs Portland for Chicago to take command of the Department of the Lakes, with Brig. Gen. Williams succeeding him at the Department of the Columbia. Maj. Thomas R. Adams in San Francisco is fatally injured after being struck by a streetcar.
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Chicago
Portland
Oreg
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Department of the Lakes
Wiliams
Department of the Columbia
T. R. Adams
San Francisco
Thomas R. Adams
Artillery Corps
Department of the Pacific
Weather Conditions and Local Report From September 26
Weather Bureau notes unsettled barometric conditions with six depressions across the country causing showers in many districts. Temperatures rise in the Missouri Valley and Slope while falling in the Lake region and New England. Expect showers through Monday and Tuesday in various regions with cooler and warmer swings and varied coastal winds. Local readings report temperatures from 61 to 84 degrees with trace rainfall and 46 percent sunshine. A separate item notes Mrs. Catherine Erickson was tossed from a buggy after a horse spooked by an approaching car on Gondall road.
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