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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1916

Page

11

Seven Thousand Army Horses At San Antonio Camp Inclosure

San Antonio correspondent William G. Shepherd reports 7 000 army horses in a vast enclosure near the flying field. The space is crowded with unbroken beasts and sick animals needing care, with vets, cowboys, and doctors coordinating hospital treatment and monitoring two weeks to a month for recovery before reposting to army posts.

San Antonio William G. Shepherd Tex Funston War Office Sentinel Werrers Worthburn Mayo Europe

Alarm Clock Woke This Burglar To Go to His Work

Carl Peterson, a 27 year old prolific Seattle burglar, began nightly raids at 1:30 am after his clock rang. He boasted of 80 private residences robbed since April, with loot worth thousands. Police recoverments include a wagon full of goods and hidden jewelry, while Peterson plots a winter campaign of more ambitious robberies.

Fifth Avenue Pine Street Carl Peterson Carl Paterson Pacific Coast Seattle Haig Peterson Fol Ks Chow Tennant Robot Oakland Cal San Francisco Sacramento Mtr Bergstrom Cochran

Why Society Women Wash Their Own Hair

Society women increasingly wash their own hair to ensure beauty and safety. A simple home canthrex shampoo is advised, dissolving a teaspoon in hot water for about three cents. The mixture cleans dandruff oil and dirt, smooths the hair, and promotes a healthy scalp and hair growth.

Mysterious Lights On El Paso Mesa Spurmilitia Vigilance

Lights over the El Paso mesa led militiamen to another night of watchful patrols around Fort Bliss and the city. Two prospectors, Cactus Charles Peterson and Poisonous Schults, were captured after signaling with lanterns and flashlights while claiming they were merely prospecting at night. The incident ended with the two men protesting their treatment as peaceful citizens.

Chase el Paso Tex State Guardsmen Fort Bliss Arens Paso Rio Grande Jake Cactus Charle Peterson Schults Cactus Charles

May defer dyestuff duties in revenue bill amendment

Democrats of the Senate finance committee agreed to defray the effective date of the coal tar dyestuff tariff until the European war ends. They added coal tar medicinal derivatives to the dutiable list and weighed excluding all coal tar products from duty until war’s end. Final action on munitions tax was postponed to study an amendment taxing only manufacturers trading with warring European nations.

Senate Finance Committee

Death of A B Stickney founder of railway

Paul Minnesota August 3 A B Stickney founder of the Chicago Great Western Railroad died at his home here on Wednesday after four weeks of illness and years of declining health He was 76 years old.

Plan for Church Union in South and North Methods

A 25 member commission from the Methodist Episcopal Church South and a parallel delegation from the northern branch met at State Springs to outline a union plan. Bishop A W Wilson presided. commission names will be released after acceptance. Both commissions aim for ratification at 1913 quadrennial meetings.

Knoxville Tenn Methodist Episcopal Church South Methodist Episcopal Church State Springs A W Wilson

Wilson Begins Days Early at the White House

President Wilson rises at five o clock each morning to tackle work before noon and save the afternoon for riding or golf with Mrs Wilson. He believes morning hours are most productive, especially since the hot season began, and he adapts by starting earlier than before.

White House Mr. Wilson Mrs Wilson

Society Men Sweep Streets in Chihuahua Town

An Aug 12 dispatch reports that several young society men of Chihuahua city were sentenced by Acting Gov Trevino to twenty days of street sweeping. They were found guilty of disturbing the residence of the father of Gov Traacia Enriquez during a serenade after a dance. Gov Enriquez is currently in Mexico City.

el Paso Chihuahua City Trevino Trracia Enriquez

Hay fever sneeze warned about false teeth

A Syracuse report explains that hay fever can cause false teeth to be lost if sneezed without care. It advises wearers to secure teeth on a chain or tape and to be cautious where sneezing occurs during hay fever season.

Washington Post Syracuse

Harding Bank Board Head Promoted by President Wilson

President Wilson designates WwFPG Harding as governor of the Federal Reserve Board replacing Charles S Hamlin and Paul Warburg named vice governor to succeed Frederic Delano. terms set for one year as board members’ terms expired yesterday. Hamlin’s term as a member recently expired and was renewed in the same class style.

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Cone Johnson to Resign as Solicitor of State Dept

Cone Johnson announced last week his intention to resign before year end, planning to return to Texas and resume law practice. He will not leave office before the election and does not intend to participate in the campaigns. Texas Carranza authorities released Manager Fulton of the Mexico City power plant on whose behalf the United States made representations, Special Agent Rodgers reported.

Cone Johnson State Department Texas Johnson Ofice Campatents Carranza Marager Fulton Mexico City United States Rodgers

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