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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1915

Page

10

Rule 45 Debate Sparks Education Board Action

The Board of Education debated rule 45 allowing married women to teach, with Mrs Colby and Miss Logan leading the clash over discrimination and class legislation. A special committee was urged. documents were placed on file. no vote on rule 45. Separately, staff changes and several communications were noted, including janitor salaries and first aid lessons requests.

Colby Miss. Logan Blair Board of Education Port Rude Henry PC Rlaw Ells Logan Confederation of Women’s Rules Sublake Savieres Questie Matt Mirrie Jillen Marshall Rugg Charles EK Vreoman Ehlef Sobesors Office Department of Justice Albert Mars Brennan RO Colby Fedéral Suffrage Association of the United States Vroomat Granger Tes Pr Fie Mer Blar Rene Starangled Panner Council Enited American Mechanics Askwe American Med Cross Ways and Means Committee Red Cross William B. Evans Armstrong Manual Training School Ans

District Board of Medical Examiners Appointments

Four members of the District board of allopathic medical examiners were appointed by the commissioners: Drs. Edgar Snowden Ridgar P Copeland Edward Hiram Reede and Harry Hyland Kerr. Retiring members are Joe F Mitchell Lamb Frank Leech and J B Nichols. Dr George Ober president since 1913 completes the board.

Board of Allopathic Medical Examiners Ldistrict Edgar Snowden Ridgar P. Copeland Edward Hiram Reede Harry Hyland Kerr Joe F. Mitcheiler Lamb Frank Leech J. B. Nichols George Ober Borls

Clean Up Campaign Aims at Making City The Cleanest

Citizens' Committee directs each constituent group to supervise and inspect territory for insanitary conditions from April 11 to May 1. Four sections receive three days of special attention with city contractors removing refuse. Delegates pledge vigorous effort to clean alleys, dwellings, and business areas, with reports on progress to the committee.

Citizens’ Committee Frade Daughters of the Amenean —Frevatution WL FI. Wanamaker Washington Distr Towata Northwest Miread Columbia Hearts Department Paler Clean Ory Committee

Scouts Aid City Campaign Amid Spring Construction Surge

During the Easter week the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts aligned with city organizations to support the campaign. Their efforts already show in many areas while painting contractors report improved conditions and record spring work in progress compared with previous years.

Boy Scouts Girl Scouts

Farm expert to visit U U Copenhagen visit noted

Professor Keeplin Ravn, renowned for European soil composition, will next week arrive in the United States by invitation of the American Department of Agriculture to extend Danish farming methods work started by Dr Maurice F Gun. He will be accompanied by his American wife.

Copenhagen Keeplin Ravn Europe United States Department of Agriculture Maurice F. Gun Denmark James Madison Madison Thomas Jefferson Madigen Jefferson U.S.A Anheuser-Busch

German View of War From Staats-Zeitung April 17

The Staats Zeitung argues peace may return to Europe as British and French writers push terms and threats. Germany, Austria Hungary and Turkey are not seeking war and will not seek quarter, with public sentiment shifting away from rosy marches toward Paris. The piece notes a changed German outlook and signals cautious hope for a negotiated end.

New York Europe Germany Austria-hungary Turkey Phey Paris

Official war news from Petrograd and allies

The April dispatches report Carpathian front gains by Russian troops near Telepotch and Zuella with many prisoners, plus repulsed attacks near Rostokl and Stry. Austrian and German communiqués mention fighting in Poland, Carpathians, and Stry valley with prisoners taken, and note deteriorating road conditions from thaw. France and Germany describe bombardments, counter attacks, and aerial activity with multiple bomb drops and ongoing artillery duels.

Petrograd London Carpathians Telepotch Zuella Rostokl Theillage Crosnpatch Stry Rivera Anatolia Xian Asia Minor Vienna Poland Brogle Piotrkow Ruswine Kenry Losnes Stry Valley Wormany Berlin War Office Ostend Nieuport St. Blok Lorette Weuse Moselle Freiburg Wise

Allies Advances Fail In Western Theater War News

Herman Ridder critiques Allied promises and outcomes in the western theater. He argues the promised December and March advances yielded nothing material while Germany holds Belgium and large French and Polish territories. He notes British setbacks at Neuve Chapelle, Russian sacrifices, and growing Allied dissent among Britons and Russians as a negative omen for allied success.

Germany Belgium France Russian Poland Neuve Chapelle Hungary Herman Ridder

Cabinet Discusses Suit by Bank in High Court

The cabinet and Attorney General Gregory reviewed the Riggs bank dispute with Treasury officials amid a postponement of the case to May 12. Bailey Hogan and Brandeis pressed for delay while seeking to limit government actions. Untermyer’s involvement remained unconfirmed.

Cabinet Gregory Justice McCoy Equity Division 1 District Supreme Court Joseph W. Bailey Texas Frank J. Hogan McAdoo Williams United States Burke Louis D. Brandes Boston Department of Justice Jesse ¢. Adkins Warren John F. Laskey George R. Cooksey Brandeia Bailey Hogan United States Supreme Court McCoy R. Hoss Perry Frederick D. McKenney Untermyer Samuel Untermyer New York Pujo Money Trust Riggs Bank White House Deny Sawyer Willams Department Brandeis New York Financial Treasury Washington Washington Banking Institution Puro Rises Bank Comptroller’s Office Wiliams Treasury Department Supreme Court of the United States Deis

Planning Fleet Review in New York and Panama Canal Parade

Secretary Daniels held talks with Admiral Fletcher about the upcoming fleet maneuvers. The plan calls for the fleet to review in New York in June and pass through the Panama Canal on July 4, with further conferences slated including Rear Admiral Jxher. The fleet is expected to dock in New York June 11 for the New York launch of the dreadnought Arizona before continuing toward the Watama Vie position via the canal route.

Secretary Daniels Admiral Fletcher Narraganset New York Panama Canal Dal Admiuial Ji Xher New York Navy Yard Resara Arizona Newport Banbeaieieoe Mancuse Cauat Daniela Admiral Pleteher

Will Crown Mikado Nov 10 Postponed After Empress Dowager Death

The coronation for Haperar Yoshihite, initially set for November, is postponed a year following the death of the Dowager Empress. The Diet has allotted 4,000,000 yen for ceremony expenses.

Mikado Tohso Embane Todas Tle Yoshihite

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