Navy Bill Advances Large Expansion of Fleet and Academy
Senate Naval Committee approves extensive funding and structural changes. The package raises total appropriations toward a multi billion level, with 750000 for Charleston dry dock and 1950 million for weapons and equipment. Provisions include extending the Naval Academy term, enlarging midshipman intake, and adding four Philippine seats.
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Washington
Senate Naval Committee
House
Tyre
National
Senate
Phiippines
Naval Academy A
Highapowvor
Porto Reo
Women Withdraw From Inaugural Parade Sparks Controversy
Mrs Bogis declares all women will skip the inaugural parade amid a dispute over state floats. Chairman Harper counters that she lacks authority and that women are needed in the procession. The move follows executive backing from the Wilson Union and support from many public officials.
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Avabhington
Stef Eniés
Afesishant
Wilson Union
Robert Ni Harper
Boges Ioe Jared
Jian
Army Appropriation Passed by House for Universal Service
Washington The Army appropriation bill carrying about 3260 million was passed by the House with a record vote. An attempt to amend universal training failed by a point of order, while the Senate Military Committee favored the measure, completed by the Army General State.
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Washington
Jtonse
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
House
Senate
American Club Hosts Pleasant Paris Meeting
The American Club of Paris celebrated Washington’s Birthday with a patriotic gathering. Principal speaker Rene Résnard Under-Secretary of State represented the French Government and drew great applause, joined by William G. Sharp American Ambassador and Laurence Benet President of the American Club.
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Y . Patise
Paris
Washington
Rene Résnard
William G. Sharp
Laurenes Benet
American Club
Doctors Elect Leaders at Tri State Medical Meeting
The Tri State Medical Association representing Virginia and the Carolinas adjourned its annual meeting and planned to meet in Spartanburg South Carolina in 1918. Dr David T Tayloe of Washington NC was elected President succeeding Dr J Allison. Hodges Richmond and Rodlee Hughes Laurens SC reelected secretary treasurer. Vice presidents named A G Brentzer Charlotte NC C Wall Richmond and TR Young Anderson GA L Grayor Richmond and G Moore Elm CHRON OL elected to executive council. William W Finnell Rock Hill DC reelected. Tick quarantine to be enforced March 1 affecting Duplin and Powder NC Pendleton and Oringennig SC counties. Federal.
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Durham
N. C
Tri-State Medical Assoociation
Virginia
Carolintas
Spartanburg
S.C
David T. Tayloe
Washington, N. C
J. Allison. Hodges
Richmond
Rodlee Hughes
Laurens
8. C
A. G. Brentzer
Charlotte
N.C
C. Wall
TR. Young
Anderson
L. Grayor
Moore
Elm Chron
William W. Finnell
Rock Hill
D. C
Death of Elleree Goy in El Paso and Labor Convention Plans
A formal obituary notes Elleree Goy's death in El Paso on February 17 and recalls his service in the SUhjan volunteers. The article also reports that Samuel Gompers will be invited to speak at the South Carolina Federation of Labor annual convention in Columbia, August 18, with delegates expected from across the state.
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Elleree Goy
el Paso
Bileree
Ielegiaus
Hele
Feli Ime Pyke
South Gabotini “Reiment
Mdadih
Birdie Ji Zbighey
TMM Vohintékrs
Zeigler
Dapamonia Ory Bloc
Bards
Dave Aga
Fory
Are
Suhjan
Voluytgers
Colima
Kniel Gompers
Phere
South Carolin
Federation of Labor
E Heldviny
Columbia
Gompere
Executive Council
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London
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Annapolis
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Lugoll
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Greenville
Davis A. P Houston
Monroe
S.C. Warner
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Fayaby
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Pendon
Oringennig
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