Ozark's Atlantic voyage fails amid engine and air faults
The Ozark, new training ship used by the Tuetrier militia, faced searing Atlantic waves and engine failures that left speeds under six knots. Investigations will probe command decisions, vessel condition, and crew experience as heat and ventilating issues troubled the voyage, with no official reports yet released.
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Capes
Mornia
Ozark
Tidian Head
Atlantic
Annapolis
Ita
Stratton
Harries
States
Tuetrier
Washington
Potomac
Mittendorff
Naval Battalion
Xen
Treut Mittendorf
Massachusetts
Java
National Guard
Herries
Navy Department
Ozark Lacked Supplies For Maneuver Shift Says Stratton
Captain Stratton explained the Ozark could not carry the required violent supplies and water for the planned maneuvers. He noted minor machinery issues on the Ozark and Tonopah but said these were typical for navy vessels. On Captain Marah’s advice, the Ozark and Tonopah were sent back as they were not fit for the Chesapeake Bay work.
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Ozark
Washington Post
Annapole Md
Stratton
District Naval Battalion
Gardiners Hall
Chesapeake Bay
Charles C. Marah
Tonopah
Rebels Shot Dead In Honduran Uprising At Port Cortez
Reports from the steamer Agnella arriving in New Orleans describe seventeen rebels killed in the uprising against President Davila at Port Cortez Spanish Honduras. A score or more implicated persons were jailed Estrada's Hondurans with Bonilla filibusters head to Esconduras for a proposed attack on Celba expected as the revolutionary base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Agnella
Port Cortez
Bonilla
Lords Pass Amended Accession Bill on Third Reading
London August 2 the accession declaration bill removing offensive phrases toward Roman Catholics and replacing them with I am a faithful Protestant passed the house of Lords on third reading with no changes from the commons version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
London
House of Lords
House of Commons
NAB COTTON WITNESS GIGANTIC FRAUD IS CHARGED
Postal inspectors arrest Fred Schenck, lead witness, as part of the Steele, Miller & Co. cotton fraud case. Corinth brokers allegedly forged bills of lading and insurance certificates to profit from unshipped cotton, backing and delaying shipments to skim profits. Liabilities are estimated at about two to two and a half million dollars with few assets left.
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Fred Schenck
Steele, Miller & Co
Corinth
Migs
Schenck
New York
Haura
Post Office
Steele, Miler & Co
Hebard Missing. Wife Fears He May Have Taken His Life
W A Hebard, 60, of 7 Grant Place Northwest, has been missing since Sunday morning. His wife reports he threatened self harm amid an incurable illness. police issue alarm and search by river area. Hebard, a native of Canandaigua New York, is an expert accountant and longtime city resident.
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W. A. Hebard
Grant Place
Hebard
Canandaigua
C H K Curtis Weds in Milwaukee Home
Cyrus H. K. Curtis, prominent Philadelphia publisher, marries Mrs. Kate S. Pillsbury of Milwaukee at the bride’s sister’s home. The couple plans a New York departure this evening and a possible yacht cruise off the Maine coast.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Philadelphia
Kate S. Pillsbury
Edward W. Boh
New York
Curtis
Maine
Business leaders to convene in Atlanta for Southern Congress
South's business men plan a mass meeting in Atlanta on October 7 under the Southern Commercial Congress to secure northern and southern business backing for the congress program. Governors from sixteen states will nominate ten delegates each from leading state businessmen, with other prominent bankers and officials expected. Former President Roosevelt and President Taft will be invited. Dr Clarence J Owens resigns as president of the state college Abbeville Alabama to aid as commissioner of agriculture and immigration with headquarters in Washington. He also serves as commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans.
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Atlanta
Southern Commercial Congress
South
Congress
Maryland
Virginia
Roosevelt
Taft
Clarence J. Owens
State College
Abbeville
Ala
Son Buries Father After Distressed Call for Sister
Howard G. Rocke of Lynchburg Va died by his own hand in a Washington lodging house. His son W Leonard Rocke 22 bore the funeral costs and arranged burial at Glenwood Cemetery with Hindle Undertaker carriage. The son, who had little recent contact with his father, hoped to later reinter him beside Rocke's sister in Lynchburg.
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Howard G. Rocke
Lynchburg
Glenwood
Hin
Diets
Fifth
H Streets
W. Leonard Rocke
Rocke
Washington
Leonard Rocke
Hindle
Hindie
Young Recke
Norfolk
Atatér
Hotels Listed Travelers By City At Various Resorts
A faded roster shows travelers at major hotels across the United States. Names include Charles M Phister and wife in Chicago, W G Trufant and others in New York, J E Brandt in Philadelphia, and Roger Adams in Pittsburgh. The compilation covers numerous states with Willard and Raleigh appearances among guests.
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Chicago
Charles M Phister
CR. Girton
JF T Finney
Willard
Charles McGavin
Charles A Roland
G. Silverberg
W P .Thibault
Ralleh
New York City
W. G Trufant
Albert Falconer
Isidor Straus
Charles K. Carpenter
Matlet-Prevost
C. Keenan
Abbitt
MW Pearson
John Johnson
Albert W Greenhall
Sadie Greenhall
M. Brigham
JH. Cooper
HC. Ferrand
Max Worms
Charlés Goodyear
A Luick
C MM Cornell
Raleigh
Philadelphia
J. E. Brandt
F. W. Coolbaugh
Georse W Swan
D. V. Richards
Misa M. Collins
Willard Curtis Souder
Ebbitt
G T Richards
Francis Rawle
T H B. Clayton
Charles Windsor
St. Louis
Mra
St Louis
Amichigan
J J. Bickexy
Grand Rapids
St James
Minnesota
R M White
Duluth
Charles F Willard
Camden
Allananny
Newark
Witfard
Clifton Taylor
Cinginma
Weber W. Ha Sian Bey
Boots ‘Leveland
Witferd
Cott and Wife
Cincinnati
Washington Floriana Club Crab Feast and Flower Show Plans
The Washington Floriana Club hosted a crab feast at the Eagles Clubhouse with a flower show committee report. They arranged 10,500 square feet for a Convention Hall exhibit running October 4 to November 5, with speeches by William F Gude treasurer and Richard Vincent of Baltimore pledging Maryland grofers support. Col Robert T. Mayntague toasted members, while Charles J Columbus outlined exhibition plans.
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Washington Floriata’ Club
Eagles
Flower Show Committee
Convention Hall
William F Gude
Richard Vincent
Baltimore
Maryland Horticultural
Vincent
Maryland
Washington
Holland
Robert TL. Mayntague
Charles J Columbus
Blows in Church Row Across Vigo and Madrid Tangle
Spanish police dispersed rival demonstrations in Vigo where Capuchins marched in a Pope praising procession. Foreign Minister Garce Prieto defended Spain Vatican talks, insisting on convent suppressions and papal authorization to curb monasteries. Paris lunch with King Alfonso and Queen Victoria precedes meeting with Argentina’s President-elect Saenz Pena.
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Rome
Vigo
Alfonso
Falleses
Paris
Spain
Herotades
Vatican
San Sebastian
Garce Prieto
Holy See
Senor Prieto
Merry de Val
Madrid
Neveral
Victoria
England
Falllerés
Rambouillet
Briand
Pinchon Ware
Senor Saenz Pena
Argentina
Fallferes
Dance Brings Censure At Newport Torpedo Factory
Civil employees at the Newport Rhode Island torpedo factory will be reprimanded by the commandant for taking part in a racy entertainment. A Boston chorus girl danced with an American flag. A Newport town council member and a police officer attended. The Navy says civil authorities handle the case.
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Torpedo Factory
Naval Torpedo Factory
Newport
R. I
Naval Station
Boston
Po Hce
Navy Department
Carlisle's Body Here for Temporary Interment at Rock Creek
The body of John G. Carlisle former Secretary of the Treasury arrived in Washington from New York at 3 pm in charge of William B. Curtis. Services are at St Thomas Episcopal Church at 2 pm and the body will lie in the Rock Creek Cemetery vault. In October remains to be moved to Covington City for interment. pallbearers include W J Kehoe Isidor Straus and others.
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John G. Carlisle
the Treasury
Washington
New York
William B. Curtis
Rock Creek Cemetery
Mr. J Gamble
Covington City
W. J. Kehoe
William E. Curtis
Isidor Straus
Joseph D Bryant
Charles S. Hamlin
Massachusetts
Sea wall raid ends with arrest of white youth
Patrolman Cowen raided a sea wall gathering by the Potomac riverbank and arrested 15 year old Frank Hanworker, a white boy, after spotting two negroes and other youths escaping into the weeds. The shooter said Hanworker and another boy were kept at a den by the negroes, who directed thefts from a basket of food. Hanworker, previously at a children's home, was sent to the National Training School for Boys until he turns 21. Authorities continue efforts to locate remaining members of the gang and verify ties to Jack Sickels.
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Cowen
Fourth Precinct
Frank Hanworker
John Marshal Place
Potomac River
Southern Railroad
Hanworker
Contes
Contee
Heraid
Wea
Patroctian Cowen
Lieut
Flather
Sergt
Lake
Smith
Gelsboro Point
Health Office Pins Police Station Conditions On Commissioners
District health officer Dr William C Woodward said insanitary conditions in police station houses are the commissioners fault after years of urging immediate improvements. Maj Sytyveeter supported the calls, noting no action has been taken. Stations Nos 1 and 6 drew the most complaints as the issue remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Woodward
Maj Sytyveeter
Nashville Girls Here See Sights of the Capital
Twenty Tennessee beauties toured Washington with W N Heldeburg of a Nashville newspaper, after being chosen as guests from hundreds of entrants for a mid 1930s contest. They arrived at Riggs House, toured public buildings, and headed to New York for a week.
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Tennessee
Union Station
W. N. Heldeburg
Nashville
National Capital
New York
Washington
Riggs House
Stork Visits Gattle Gar Calves Born During Rail Refund
A farmer traveling through Illinois packed furniture and cattle into a single combination car offered by the Chicago Great Western Railroad. Twelve cattle were carried, two calves were born en route, and the railroad initially refused an excess freight refund. After contacting the Interstate Commerce Commission, formal permission to refund the excess freight on the two calves was granted.
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Tillinois
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad ‘Company
Weather conditions and temperature trends across regions
Weather data from the Weather Bureau notes high temperatures over the plains and southward, with readings above 100 in southern Kansas, Oklahoma, and interior Texas. Showers and thunderstorms are forecast in parts of New England to the South Atlantic states, with cooler conditions midweek in the plains and widespread fair weather Thursday. Winds will be light to variable near coasts and across the lower regions, with temperature readings and humidity listed for key locations and times.
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S Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Plains
Staten
Missouri
Mississippi
Dakotas
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
New England
Pacific Coast
Allantia
Misgowort Valley
Kangas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Middle Atlantic
Forthern Plains
Middle
South Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
West Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Wedneslay
European
Grand Banks
Prince's Request Denied for Board to Retire Prince
Washington update on Marine Corps staff shakeup reports Acting Secretary Winthrop denied Lieut Col Thomas C Prince a retirement board. Prince leaves today for Philippines duty, claims it would harm his health. Taft expected to approve. Frank L Denny reassigned to San Francisco. Elliott to return Sept 4. successor not chosen. Severn Athletic Club advertises challenge to DC teams with Nativity and Marines Jr. as preferred opponents.
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Marine Corps
Winthrop
Navy Department
Thomas C. Prince
Prince
Washington
Philippines
Taft
Marine Headquarters
Bad Tieng
Frank L. Denny
San Francisco
Department
Eliott
Corps
Wahlington
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Capt. Stration
Ati
U.S
Gardiners Bay
Nab Cotton
C. H. K. Curtis
Milwauke
Young Rocke
Sister
Exnlct
Merry del Val
Paral
Monsatd
Carlisle
St. Thomas’ Church
Statesman
Frank Bauworker
National Training School For Boys
Nashville Girls
Stork
Gattle
Tigois
Commerce Commission
Lansburgh & Bro
Dhep
Washington Schools
C. Ee
Salise School OF
Cor
York Ave
Telegrone
Suncei
Beni
Emerson Institute
Estab- Tisheg
Inslow H. Randolph
Wood's Commercial School
Cap St
Tho
Strayer
Sibor
Trini Gratis
Thad. E. Ragsdale
Ime F St. Aw
Bos
Studahta
Annapolia
West Point
Revenue Cutter
Winslow H. Randolph
MLUE
Prud'homme
Addree AR
Educational Department
Berenson
Vandolpe-Macon Academy
Randolph-Myron
Valley
College of Scientific
Chasel. Melton
A. M
Prin
Front Royal
ST. Anne's Episcopal School For Girls
Eerie
Ogee Bette
Brush
Mish
Mary BU Vat
Rinteinnlnrsimmeir Ima
Maryland Schools
Charlotte Hall
St. Mary's County
East
Muanigat
Temperk
Outida
Jala
Aver
Harpere Ferry
W. Va
Tallevilie
Biettdick
Buffalo
N.Y
Ohi
Cheago
Cheyenne
Osos
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Galveston
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
le Little Rock
Los Angeles
Cal
Marquette
Michvid Memphis
Severn A. C. Wante
Severn Athletic Club
Nativity Athletic Club
The
Marines, Jr
Edwin Murdock
Portland
Maine Comet Artillery
Fort Preble
Willams, McKinley
Levett
the Young Men's Store
Steinway
DROOP
Herriff’s
Great Britain
Christian Xander
St. Wrenices
Truster
Seventh Street Northwest
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Famous Clothing Company, & Corporation
Columbian
Fifth Street Northwest
Washington, DC
Semoun Clothing Company
Lucas P. Loving
Columbian Building
Asque Street Northwest
Washington Railway Relief Association
Peito
Hee i
Saa
Zoet
East Capitol Streets
Kodaks
Frank E. Chapin
Wastington, D. C
Byron
Adams
Shute
Reid & Baker
Sallantine
Jong A. Dell
Dosen Shoemaker Co
Maser Post
Post
Berkeley
F St. Aw
Washington Post Building
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