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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1915

Page

7

D A R Work Memorial and Stonewall Jackson Eulogies

The Western session of the Daughters of the American Revolution opened with committee reports on genealogical research statutes Philippine scholarships and by laws amendments The day featured a memorial to Mrs Woodrow Wilson and a night eulogy for Mrs Stonewall Jackson with new leadership changes and debate on liquidation and endowment fund actions.

Stonewall Jackson Block Westernlays Sesson Congress Josephus Kamels The Nays Mary 8 Lockwood Afra Miranda B. Tulloch D. A. Re Continental Hall Josephus Daniais Madge North London Charles Menxle Wilam T. Reed

Aeronautics Committees Forms Regulations at War Dept

The national advisory committee for aeronautics held its first meeting at the War Department and framed rules and regulations. Temporary officers were elected with Brig. Gen. George BP Scriven named temporary chairman and Holden Richardson as temporary secretary. Permanent organization to follow presidential approval by President Wilson.

National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics War Department

Gunsmith Sues Caillaux Over Damages in Paris Case

Paris court records show gunsmith Welse of Lege filed suit against former finame mie Caillaux, demanding 15000 francs claiming exorbitant charges. Caillaux refused payment as the defense in the Mime Calliaux murder trial had dispensed with Welse's testimony.

Paris Joseph Calliaux Welse Lege Mime Calllaux Gaston Valmette Figaro Z Weeres M. Caillaux Maimuf

Hardened Convict Wanted for Amazon Expedition

The Washington Post notes Algot Lange seeks a hardened convict to join his six week expedition into uncharted Amazon jungle. Lange plans to discover rivers of doubt and needs a surveyor plus one white man capable of enduring hardship for the voyage and a fresh start.

Algot Lange Amazon Basin Washington Post Pettey Perse Roosevelt Almot Lange South America Lange Amazon Jungles

Kinney Seeks New Trial In Millionaire Suit

A motion for a new trial in the 510 1 Aow suit of Mrs Ida M McNabb of Baranaba Michigan now Milwaukee Wisconsin against John S Kinney a wealth owner of Palatka Michigan, filed with Justice Taford by Fairiel Vreebey and Daniel WW Baker representing Kinney following a Tuesday verdict of 30 000 for the widow.

Ida M. McNabb Baranaba Mich Milwaukee Wis John S Kinney Palatka, Mich Taford Attorness Fiarriel « Vreebey Daniel WW. Baker Kinnes

Patriotism of the Future and Memorial Efforts Highlight Meeting

The meeting featured Maj. Gen. Charles W. Greely as keynote speaker on Patriotism of the Future, urging spiritual devotion to country. Presentation included reports from Anna Maxwell Jones and others on genealogical work, statutes revision, Philippine scholarships, and U S Congress legislation. Memorial plans for Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Afra Tulloch were discussed with fundraising notes and a proposed 125 house block in Washington.

Anna Maxwell Jones Washington Fred Yates Genealogical Research Favingston Howe Schuyler Joseph ER. McWilliams Philippine Scholarship Committee Charlies B. Davis Charles W. Greely U.S A Ten Greely Mabel T. Boardman American Red Cross Europe Med Cross Serbia Woodrow Wilson Archibakd Hopkins Wilson National Capital Hopkins Thadeus Parker Georgia

Thaw Wins Jury Trial On Sanity Question

Harry K. Thaw, jailed for Stanford White’s death, wins a jury trial on his sanity via habeas corpus. Supreme Court Justice Hendrick grants the trial for May 17, jury advisory only, nonbinding. Thaw expects a weeklong hearing. Attorney General Woodbury vows to appeal the decision.

Supreme Court Kendrick New York Harry KK. Thaw Stanford White Fnally Henslrick Tury Thaw Buur Harry K. Thaw Manford White John B. Stanchfield Justice Hendrick

Fossils Banquet Daniels

The Fossils banquet in New York at the Hotel McApline hosts Josephus Daniels and James M. Beck as chief guests. It marks the twelfth annual dinner with plans for a large attendance and features attendees such as Ralph Metcalf Senator, Joseph Wana Miller editor, Samuel Wood of the New York Sun, and other prominent editors and manufacturers from across the country.

New York McApin Josephus Daniels Janes M. Beck Ralph Metcalf Washington Oseph Wana Miller Single Tax Review Samuel 4. Wood The New York Sun Frederick W. Pangborn Wheys Naw Larais Nampner Philadelphia William Snaw International Silver Company Meriden Fred Crosby Tobacco Clement Chase Omaha Willian J. Terhune Root and Shoe Recorder Harles Hellman Timothy Woodruff Frank Martin Carl Figue Isaace Blanchard Wo Ternex Joe Austin Eynes Charles Seabner Howard Taylor

Growth of Rotary Club International President Mulholland Speaks

International President Mulholland of Toledo addresses the Rotary Club of Washington at a record attendance dinner. He recounts gains in membership and quality of business leaders, noting the one member per line rule. George W. Harris presides as local club president.

Rotary Club of Washington Frank L. Mulholland Toledo Onhie International Rotary Association Mulholland Atear Glenn C. Mead Philadelphia George W. Harris Roland Robbing Keith's Theate William * Shannon William J. Bysnon Holco A. Jorss Joseph DP. Sullivan David S. Porter Ralph O. Lee W .H. Hoge John Brewer I. Burn Nye Albert Tson Wehner Brownleigh Howard H Droop John Wewbold Holcombe Joinnan Charles Hammett A. F L. Kline S.r J. Callaghan T. C. Graham Samuel J Frescott Arthur C. Fapey Reeside Roland Robbins G B. Hooker Joseph AM. Stoddard Frank P. Milburn James Sharp Cty

Fort Oglethorpe to Show at National Capital Horse Event

Fort Oglethorpe Georgia will send a detachment to Washington to compete with Fort Myer and other army posts in the National Capital horse show May 10, 11, 12 and 13. Captain Guy Cashman heads the Georgia unit as harness and hunting horses from notable owners contest for honors. Walter Hanley of Providence will bring a large string including Brother Jed and other famed harness horses. Stables of J T Stotesbury Alfred Vanderbil to John Businell Miss Miva Ivers listed among entrants. Ring stewards named as Thomas Bones John Gheen and Captain William Mitchell.

Fort Oglethorpe Washington Fort Myer Guy Cashman Georgia Goml Army Fharness Walter Hanley Providence R.o Brother Jed Bits Stotesbury Philadelphia Alfred Vanderblit Middleburg Arthur White Hazen Thomas Bones John Gheen Wiliam Mitchel Fort Washinton

John Cudahy Packer Dies at 61 in Chicago

John Cudahy, noted Milwaukee based packing magnate and early Armour protégé, died in Chicago at 11 30 pm after returning from California where he had been stricken. Born in Kilkenny Ireland November 4 1840 he came to the United States as a youth and built a fortune through mining and speculative ventures before settling in Milwaukee.

Washington Chicago John Cudahy Packer P D. Armour C Cudahy California William F. Quine Mr. Cudahy Plive Callan Kilkenny Ireland Milwaukee

Rockefeller Jr Dictated Letters Over Colorado Strike

In a reveal from Kansas City April 23 Frank Walsh chairman of the federal industrial relations commission said letters and telegrams between John L Rockefeller Jr and Colorado coal strike officers show Rockefeller knew of the strike and influenced actions. He recalled the witness, stated Rockefeller dictated letters to the U S president and Colorado governor for the signature of the Colorado governor. The commission will resume hearings in Washington on May 4.

Colorado Kangaa City Walsh Rockefellers Oloradoe Rockefeller New York United States States Washington

Arlington Hotel Corp to transfer ownership details unclear

World’s Best Hotel deal centers on a transfer from the Arlington Hotel Corporation led by Oliver J. Sands of Shenandoah, Va. J C Brandenburg acts as attorney for the purchasers. The exact terms and new syndicate remain undisclosed, though a real purchase is likely pending.

Arlington Hotel Corporation Oliver J. Sands Shehmend J. C. Brandenburg

Bank examiner Starek subpoenaed as Riggs case witness

Charles Starek, a bank examiner and deputy Federal Reserve official, was served with a subpoena to testify in Washington for Riggs National Bank in the injunction suit against Comptroller Williams and Secretary McAdoo. The bank seeks to show how the comptroller's inquiries spurred action against Riggs, including evidence from Starek’s prior investigations related to the National City Bank and other New York lenders.

Charles Starek National Bank New York City Federal Reserve Riggs National Bank Williamas Treasury MeAdow Treasury Pratrict Rigwsa National Bank Starek Washington Siarek Rigs National Bank National City Bank Riggs Bank Rank Faominer Starek National City New York Bank Crocker National Bank of San Francisco National Hy Comptreller Wiliams Treasury Department Comptroller New York Med. York Rigasa Bank Federal Reserve Bank Tate Odfice Untermyer Federal Reserve Board Samuel Untermyer McAdoo Mr. Untermyer Wiliams

Capital boosters urge tours to Washington schools invite visitors

Moran, president of the Washington Chamber of Commerce, mailed letters to state education superintendents urging talks to teachers and parents about the educational and patriotic value of visiting the National Capital. He includes a booklet on public buildings and sights and invites officials to visit and use chamber rooms for visiting groups benefiting communities.

PT Moran Washington Chamber of Commerce National Capital Chamber Moran Washington

German Embassy Moves Summer Home to Cedarhurst Long Island

The German embassy staff will relocate from Newport to a summer residence in Cedarhurst Long Island near beaches and the Lasxille wireless station. Ambassador von Hertenroth aims to be near New York City for war related duties while one or two attendants remain in Washington. The Russian ambassador is said to choose Newport, with direct communications now via the Telefunken wireless link.

Cedarhurst Long Island Massachusetts Avenue Terrace Newport R. T Mas Washington Long Ialand von Hkernatorff New York City Gernstorff Lasxille German Telefunken Company United States Germany

SLEW GIRL WITH ACID THREW BODY INTO AN ALLEY

Muskegon Michigan April 23 special to The Washington Post details a shocking murder confession by Mrs. Albert Steele who killed her eleven year old stepdaughter Evelina Marinal in a cottage on Acorn Street. The case centers on jealous motive and a defense claiming the victim begged for death. The narrative places the father in distress as he laments the loss and accuses the wife of murder. The account notes the body was buried in a shed then moved to an alley.

Muskegon, Mich Washington Post Muskegon Mich Sherif Collins Albert Steele Evelina Marinal Acorn Street Winte Van Michigan Evelina

War Game Plans in Narragansett Bay Revised

Plans for practice war games by the Atlantic fleet in Narragansett Bay are prepared by the general board and naval war college rather than the commander in chief. Secretary Daniels announced the revised dates for the fleet review and parade in New York harbor, moving the events to May 11 and May 18 to accommodate President Wilson’s schedule.

Narragansett Bay General Board and War College General Board Naval War College Fletcher Daniels Yeaterday War College and General Board Kadiex A. Fiske Asiniels Thitka Wilson Daumsels New York Harbor Department Worisen

Ecuador seeks 12 million loan pledge Galapagos as security

Feliciano Lopez, former Ecuador consul general, appeals to Secretary of State Brian alleging agents of President Leonidas Plaza plan to negotiate a 12 million loan with U S banks. He claims Galapagos archipelago would be pledged as security and warns the move would create serious complications between Ecuador and the United States.

Bryan Lopez U.S Galapagos Archipelago New York Ecuador Feliciaimo Lopez Brian Biles Alfaro Pole Yen Alfaro Guito Rai Joyeg En. Leonidas Plaza Plaza Guayaquil Aramat i United States

Cone Johnson Returns to Post After Recuperation

Cone Johnson, solicitor of the State Department, returns to his post after several weeks of illness. During his absence Chandler Anderson joined as counselor under Secretaries Knox, and Mr. Anderson will stay on to push forward key negotiations in which the government is engaged.

Cone Johnson State Department Cal Tex Chandler Anderson Ourder Secretas Knox Anderson

Panama canal colony to settle 4000 acre tract in Maryland

About sixty families from the Panama Canal project will found a Southern Maryland settlement in Charles County. The Farmer Company of Maryland financed by William J. Marbury and Robert Crain will fund the colonists, with a 109000 dollar capital. The 4000 acre tract near Pope Creek will be divided into 41 acre farms, a town planned, and several cooperatives started.

Charles County Waldorf and White Plains Baltimore Canal Zone Colony Club Maryland Farmer Company of Maryland Robert Crain Rnance Pope Creek Pennsylvania Waldorf Southern Settlement and Development Organization J. H. Stevenson F. X. Weidner Canal Last Mary

Refugee Ship Arrives in Galveston with 300 from Tampico

Galveston Tex April 23 Three hundred refugees from Tampico arrived today aboard the United States transport Sumner and will be held in quarantine until Monday The report notes the vessel is in port and the refugees are to be quarantined as a precaution.

Sumner Tampico T Gylveston Tex

Washington Woman Leaps Into Cincinnati Reservoir

Ada Carroll, 31, wife of David Carroll, a government stenographer in Washington, D. C., committed suicide by jumping into Eden Park reservoir in Cincinnati on April 23. She had been visiting eight months to care for her ill mother-in-law. her husband had to return to Washington. Despondency is suspected after his departure.

Ada Carroll Reservoir Cincinnati Washington Post Ohio Ade Carrol David Carroll Washington, T. C Eden Park Reservoir Waastington

Roscoe C Bruce Improves After Baltimore Car Mishap

Roscoe C Bruce assistant Superintendent of public schools shows a marked improvement after a breakdown accident on the Baltimore boulevard. He was taken to Mercy Hospital Baltimore with a severe concussion but has regained consciousness, increasing his recovery chances. He likely cannot return home for two weeks.

Roscoe C. Bruce Baltimore

Washington Conventions Highlight National Meetings Agenda

The Washington Chamber of Commerce lists upcoming national association conventions due in the next months. Highlights include the American Peace Society May 7 with the International Electrotypers and Stereotypers Union, the Oyster Growers and Dealers Association in June, and the American Institute of Architects in December. Additional events span December gatherings of the American National Red Cross and the National American Woman Suffrage Association amid other planned assemblies.

Chamber of Commerce Washington Washington Chamber of Commerce American Peare Spee International Flectrotypers and Stereotypers Union North Amelia McGregor Srciets National Commercial Las Saraciation Deremiea American National Red Cross American Institute of Architects National American Woman Suffrage Association 1Kima African Prystans and Sirgean Max

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