Katherine Imbrie,wife of Major Robert Imbrie,American Vice Counsel,Death,Capitol

Title: Asks additional allowance for the death of her husband
Date Created/Published: [between 1924 and 1930]
Summary: Photograph shows Katherine Imbrie, wife of slain American Vice Consul, Major Robert W. Imbrie, full-length portrait, standing, facing front, outside the U.S. Capitol after appearing before the House of Representatives Foreign Relations Committee.
Notes:
Title from news agency caption on item.
Caption continues: Mrs. Imbrie, widow of Major R.W. Imbrie who was killed by a fanatical mob in Teteran [sic], Persia, where he was the American Vice Consul, [was] photographed today at the Capitol where she appeared before the House of Representatives Foreign Relations Committee to ask for an additional sum for the death of her husband. Mrs. Imbrie has already received $60,000 but asks for $110,000, the amount give[n] the U.S. by the Persian Government.
Forms part of: National Photo Company Collection (Library of Congress).
Subjects:
Imbrie, Katherine,--1883-1968.
Imbrie, Robert Whitney,--1884-1924--Family.
Spouses--1920-1930.
Photographic prints--1920-1930.
Portrait photographs--1920-1930.
Bookmark /2003675323/
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