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Army and Navy in Washington D C faces inquiry and resignations
A chaotic Washington scene unfolds with a naval academy incident where no shipmen attacked civilians, an inquiry into a drinking issue at the academy, and stern actions by Captain J H Gibbons. Midshipmen prisons at Hanford Hall persist eight months as the push to resign grows. The West and South tour by officials ends without border travel, while troop concentration and labor questions loom in the Watertown arsenal and broader Western forts.
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Washington, D.C
Thomas
Washington
Naval Academy
Academy
Capetain
JH. Gibbons
Mannex
Hawthorne B. Ainin
Montini
SA. Leahy
Whiconuin
Roberts
Lewhy
Oeretery Stinson
Wood
Mercy
White Mountain
Stimeon
Renin
Kinet
Hiawall
Pwenty-eighth Infantry
Fort Snelling
Mirt
Bort Meade
Willa Croxton
Andhance
Wiuthington
Kom
Great Arsenal
Watertown
N.Y
Ral Crosler
Watertown Arsenal
Home of Representatives
Moprorentiites Witgon
Pennsylvania
Arsenate
Navy
Minerk” Anon
Interextt Wlny