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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1918

Page

5

Fire Plots at Meade Two in Dangerous Stops

Washington Post reports at Camp Meade Maryland on August 5 that two hay or grain sheds near the ordnance depot were set afire in what authorities term an investigation into possible German espionage. A smell of coal oil, scattered troops and a large grain elevator nearby are noted as context. Authorities ordered a full inquiry and potential postings for disloyal soldiers, with findings to Washington.

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Etchison Declares Candidacy for Sixth Maryland District

Tangerstown Aug 5 Dorsey Sitchison of Frederick announces Democratic bid for Congress in Sixth Maryland district. Former mayor Frank Waish of Hagerstown is said to seek similar nomination. Representative Frederick N Zhiman of Cumberland expected to seek renomination by the Republicans.

Hpecna Tangerstown Dorsey Sitchison Frederick Maryland Frank Waish Hagerstown Frederick N Zhiman Cumberland

Indicted for Hoarding Sugar in Metropolitan District

A federal grand jury returned the first indictment for violating food regulations in the metropolitan district. Rudolph Delaner, beer importer, and chief officer of Germania Catering and Kaiserhof and Stadtkeller operator Taerman Restaurant Co, are charged with hoarding 16,600 pounds of sugar.

New York

Primaries in Four States Warm Missouri Contest

Primary elections are held today in West Virginia Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. In Missouri the senate race centers on Folk and Willfley with Judge Sheldon P Spencer leading the Republican field and campaign issues focus on wartime policy and the espionage act. Kansas features Capper challenging Stubbs Bristow and Scott for the Republican nomination while party lines emphasize support for the President versus bipartisan wartime unity.

Gov. Capper Kansas West Virginia Missouri Kanana Oklahoma House of Representatives Representative Neely Nathan Goff Senate Virgil Heighland David Elkins United States Stone Joseph Folk Judge Willfley Sheldon P. Spencer Arthur Capper Stubbs Bristow Scott Repubicans

Bentall Denied New Trial for Espionage Conviction

Minneapolis papers report Judge Morris denied Jacob C. Bentall a new trial. Bentall, socialist gubernatorial candidate, was convicted of violating the espionage act after an address last year allegedly discouraging enlistments. An appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court will be pursued.

Minneapolis Morris District Court Jacob C. Bentall United States Supreme Court Bentali

Baltimore Grain and Live Stock Prices Aug 5

Grain and livestock prices listed for Baltimore on August 5 include butter dairy prints eggs oats corn and wheat quotes across Western Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia markets. Live poultry values show pricing for various aged birds and utility eggs, with corn and oats figures for No 3 yellow and white varieties and No 1 red winter wheat reflected in nearby and track markets.

Baltimore Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia Ohio West Virginia Southern North Carolina Chicago

Live Stock Market Report from Chicago Hogs and Sheep

The Chicago live stock market lists hog prices for butcher stock, cattle, veal calves, and week figures. Hog ranges show light to prime quality with notable prices around 18 to 19 dollars, while sheep and lambs report mixed grades from choice and prime to culls pricing between about 11 and 18 dollars per head.

Chicago Serre _Calvey

Cotton Middling Prices Across Ports

New York 3150, Norfolk 3060, Savannah 2925 show middling cotton price standings. Market reports indicate regional shifts with New York leading, Norfolk and Savannah following as price differentials narrow.

New York Norfolk Savannah

Enemy airships reach England as raid nears coast

London reports hostile airships approached the east coast Monday night. The admiralty said the vessels did not penetrate far inland, with defense forces likely engaged along the coast.

Admiralty London England

Advance Loans to Move Crops

The War Finance Corporation will issue loans to banks to cover advances to farmers and merchants for harvesting and marketing crops. Loans run up to four months at 6 percent interest. Banks nationwide urged to apply. advances up to 75 percent of loan value, or 100 percent with collateral equal to one third of the loan.

War Finance Corporation Ww. P. G. Harding Federal Reserve Banks of San Francisco Minnapolis Dallas Kansas City St. Louis Atlanta Richmond War Finance Meadpop

Deputy Sheriff Kilis Man: Gibson Charged in Atlanta Shooting

Deputy Sheriff J. I. Gibson of Walton county is jailed in Atlanta charged with killing Flynn Stewart a former Monroe resident. Stewart was shot Sunday on a downtown street after Gibson said Stewart wheeled as if reaching for a gun and he fired twice to protect his life. Stewart died hours later amid long standing animosity between them.

Atlanta J. I. Gibson Walton County Flynn Stewart Monroe Stewart Gibson Stewart Orst

Siberian government claims gains and aims for unified Russia

The Russian embassy reports 69 percent bourgeois and moderate socialist votes versus 31 percent for bolsheviks in Siberia municipal ballots. It describes a United Siberian Government elected Jan 26, 1916, moving capital to Vladivostok with Omsk as military base, and outlines plans to form a well disciplined army with allies to fight Germany, reinstate prewar treaties, repeal bolshevik laws, and create a universal suffrage national assembly for reconstruction.

Siberian Germany Siberia Vladivostok Siberian Temporary Government Omsk Horvath Siberian Duma Martinak Novo Nicolaivesk Tomsk Warime Tobolak Barnavul Semipalatinsk Carcaralinsk Atchinsk Crasnovarek Arma Russia

Wilson Launches Ship Amid Heat At Yard Ceremony

President Wilson and Mrs Wilson attended the Emergency Fleet Corporation event as heavy heat struck the crowd. Frederick Holbrook and Schwab stood with Vice President Pies while a cheering crowd surrounded the car before coupling to an engine. Chairman Hurley abandoned his prepared address due to the heat after nearly 400 spectators fainted.

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