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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1915

Page

8

Suspected relatives aid in Mrs Sanger’s asylum kidnapping

Mrs May Sanger 31, wife of a Maryland business man, was spirited from Government Hospital for the Insane by three men in a high power car. The party drove off with Mrs Sanger and her 6 year old child after a call claiming she would return for the child. Police and hospital officials pursued but the car escaped. the husband suspects relatives plotted the release. Mrs Sanger had previously attempted suicide by asphyxia and by striking her head, and was committed with her husband’s consent amid alleged mental crisis.

May Sanger Harry Sanger Government Hospital St. Elizabeth’s Asylum Maryland Government Hospital For Matreel Northwear Sanger M Street St. Elizabeth's Asylum

Child Hurt in Auto Accident Near Seventh and X Streets

Gertrude Sheehan three years old daughter of Morris Sneehan of 1081 Street Northwest was injured when her father's automobile collided with a Capital Traction car last night at Seventh and X Streets Northwest. She was treated at a nearby drug store and returned home. The auto mobile was badly damaged.

Gertrude Sheehan Morris Sneehan Traction Tne Seventh

Today’s Beauty Helps with Simple Skin and Hair Care

A short feature recommends avoiding heavy powder and using an inexpensive home lotion made from spurmax to whiten and even skin tone while reducing shine and roughness. It also suggests a homemade shampoo from canthrot and hot water to cleanse hair and scalp, leaving hair fluffy, bright, and soft.

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City News in Brief on Local Events and Officials

City briefs report plans for a Confederate veterans’ gathering in Fredericksburg Virginia October 19 to 21. A $200 fine was issued to the tug Baby of the Columbia Granite and Dredging Company for sailing after sundown without lights. Baltimore shipped 109000 paving bricks from Middlesboro England by raft for local street railway work. Absence of city leaders cancels a Young Women’s Hebrew Association meeting. next Japanese meeting set for August 97. Charles H Werner fined $500 for overcapacity on a river excursion boat. master fined $150. Bureau of Engraving and Printing and Agriculture staff faced late arrivals due to a Fourteenth Street junction tie-up caused by a burned-out controller. Georgian Society to meet at Raleigh with Fudan Wolliver speaking. Hoke Smith honorary president. Polyvalent serum discussed as a potential infection treatment per Dr Kloyoun and Dr Anderson. District governing board to appoint acting engineer, Capt. W D Anderson succeeding Capt. Julian L. Schley, with Capt. Helfry headed to Canal Zone for a guest visit.

Harry Heth Camap Cansteria Thin City Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans of Virginia Fredericksburg Toon Customa Columbia Granite and Dredging Company

District Malaria Report Warns Residents to Remove Mosquito Breeding Sites

The health department warns residents malaria is rising in the District this summer after August 1914 showed only two infected specimens, while August current year reports ten. A separate note from Salem details a one piece bathing suit incident at Ocean atde park and enforcement by Superintendent Whipple.

PA Girls Flee Night Camping in Rainy Escape

Twenty young women forced to run five miles through rain after tents blew down at Campbella Mills on Black Lick Creek. They sought shelter with a widower in Vandergrift and promised to quit camping forever, despite a soggy ordeal and improvised blankets.

Pennsylvania Wamington Post Campbella Mills Black Lick Craek Vanderagrift High Glea

Iowan Loses $25 in Bets on Tiger Tail Waving

Aug 14 Chicago report notes A Kaufmey of Guthrie County bet $26 on a tiger at Lincoln Park waving its tail. Weather allegedly influenced tail motion and betting rules offered $1 per right or left wave. Police intervened as bets grew. one man fled, another was arrested.

Spedal Chicago A. Kautmey Guthrie Town Lincoln Park A. Tiger Keiutman Lincoln

Wenatchee Queen Contest Sparks Garden of Eden Parody Controversy

Miss Hayden chosen in Wenatchee faced uproar as a proposed Garden of Eden scene at the apple festival queen pageant sparked mothers removing daughters from the contest. George R. Burbank of the Wenatchee Chamber of Commerce reassured locals, and Hayden would arrive with a large Wenatchee delegation for the event.

Wenatchee Wenatchee Garden Baden Burbank San Francisco Biedar Garden Eder Hayden Wenatches Chamber of Commerce Apple Center

Newspaper Men in Movies at Ladies Night Club Event

National Press Club members stage Ladies Night featuring moving pictures of reporters at work and play. Brig Gen Hugh L Scott farewell interview scene. Byron T Newton to MC. Dinner, concert, and performances by Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Club, Robert Emmett Keane, Lilian Herlein, and others. Steamer service to Colonial Beach offered for National Guard encampment.

National Prean Club Hugh L. Scott Byron T. Newton the Treasury Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Club Robert Emmett Keane Migs Lil- Iian Herlein J. W. Beet Walter T. Bolt George O'Connor

Keith's Odiva and a Burlesque Season at Cosmos

The coming week at Keith's Odiva features the Samoan water queen with large water tanks and a slate of acts from Europe including Mysteria and a vaudeville cocktail parody. Major burlesque and musical offerings headline Cosmos and Moore's Garden with Balalaika players, la danse, and star turns like Gladys Hanson, Tully Marshall, and Bessie Bar.

Odivya Achoo Pacific Keith Odiva Europe Henry Lewin Caruso Eunice Burnham Charlie Irwin Plano Mise Fremont Benton Charles Hoyt Johnny Slavin June Keith William Burress Moore's Strand Tully Marshall Eugene Waller Wucy Veas Bessie Barelacale

Sensational High Diving Act At Chesapeake Beach

Thousands of Chesapeake Beach patrons will see world champion high diver Jady in sensational daily shows at 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. She mounts the ladder and dives from a great height with grace, a spectacle likened to Kellermane. The engagement is extended into next week with the McCaslin Sisters adding afternoon and evening performances of song and dance.

Chesapeake Beach Bisia Jady Kellermane Elsie McCaslin Adv

No Girls in Heaven Asserted by Ohio Woman

Special to The Wanlington Post Meveland Ohio Mrs B D Butcher teacher of Individual science proclaims Femific personality does not exist in heaven Women go to heaven after death and become part of the man She teaches sun earth mating theory Earth as producer and progeny requires sun Asserts man and woman must attain perfection before spiritual perfection Women not subordinate to men each has a separate duty to perform She will select as her pupil girls and young women

Wanlington Post Meveland B. D. Butcher

Official War Reports From France and Russia And Austria

Aug 11 dispatches from Paris Berlin Petrograd and Vienna summarize multiple frontline actions across Artois Argonne and the Lorrai sectors. German and Austrian forces report repulsed assaults and successful advances including trench actions near Arras Vienne le Chateau Lingekopt and Novogeorgievsk with hundreds of prisoners taken and continued eastward pressure on the Bug and Narew lines. Russische forces claim bayonet counters and repulsed German detachments near Dvina and Dvinsk while Italian and Austro Hungarian units report sustained artillery exchanges along the Isonzo and Bosnian fronts.

France Paris Artois Arras Argonne Jeaut Bleurville- Vienne-Le-Chateau Houyette Wurttemberger Corps Fontaine ~ Aux - Charmes Hernebeam Lepretre Vorges Linge Hilaensirat War Office Arlofe Bouchez Goroany Berlin Fean Souchex Courey Rheuma Lingekopt von Hindenburg Riga-Mitau Gnemen Kovno Petrograd Riga Bkau Ineobetadt Dvinsk Dvina Schoenberg Ponlewesch Quatrolenka Rozar Pultusk Novogeorgievsk Germens Vistula Viepre Io Luken Viadeva Chotm Ukberka Viadimir-Volynaky Austria Vienna Vieptz Poland Tismenitza Bug Ostrow Uchrusk Cakstel Doberdo Vidteau Montalcone Anr Gorisia Perme

Criminal Offense to Kiss Your Best Girl In Parlor

Milwaukee readers learn a curious case after a couple shares a kiss in a parlor night scene. James Brown and Blanche Davie faced arrest by patrol officers for lingering with the shade up and a kiss. Each was fined 65 dollars or sent to a correctional facility if unpaid.

Washington Milwaukee James Brown Blanche Davie Sikorski Engel

Beanx Must Be Declared in Sharon School Board Debate

The Sharon Pennsylvania school board has not stated whether the declaration senate will be held in favor or against the proposal. Teachers may have input in the decision. The report comes from The Washington Pen in August.

German View of War

German writer argues that international socialism remains national in effect, defending German unity and dismissing a German socialist peace manifesto as irrelevant to the war. He compares German, British, and American political figures to bolster the stance that Germany stays firm against peace efforts and labels the manifesto as a propaganda tool.

New York International Socialist Organization International Germany France Great Britain Relchstag England Socialiste Senator Host Senator Heat U. S. Benate William McKinley Hoar Herman Ridder

Two Arrested in Union Station

Edward H. Williamson aged 45 a printer gave 140 Cumberland Street Brooklyn New York as his home address and was arrested yesterday at Union Station by Central Office Detective Sergio Cornwell and sent to Washington Asylum Hospital. Mrs Margaret Deaver aged 7 who lives with her daughter Mrs Edward C Lammin 1715 First Street Northwest was also arrested yesterday at Union Station by Cornwell and sent to the same hospital for observation.

Edward H. Williamson Cumberland Street Brooklyn Union Station Central Office Sergio Cornwell Washington Asylum Hospital Margaret Deaver Edward C. Lammin First Street P Northwest Cornwell

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