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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1916

Page

3

Plague Epidemic Conference Adopts Control Rules

National conference of health officers adjourned after adopting cross state control measures for infantile paralysis. standards include uniform travel permits for children under 16 from epidemic zones, no interstate quarantine, and a standing committee to study causes and share information among federal and state health authorities.

National Conference of Health Parsons Glenn Andrews Alabama Andrew Ho Lavinder Wade Frost Public Health Service T D. Tuttia Washington State CG St Clair Drake Titanis Oscar Dowling Loutatana

Princeton Falls Opening Postponed by Scourge

Princeton University postponed the fall opening from September 26 to October 10 following health officials’ guidance to curb infantile paralysis. The plan calls for medical supervision before school starts, with a staged return from high schools to younger students and interstate travel permits tied to medical examinations. Talks covered care for crippled survivors, crackdowns on medical impostors, and public health system roles.

Princeton N. J Hibben Princeton University Princeton Board of Health Fedral

Britain to Answer Censorship Protests in Transatlantic News

London Aug 18 Britain plans to reply to an American inquiry on censorship of transatlantic news cabled from Germany via London. Lord Robert Cecil says Britain still censors as long as Germany controls information, and would not interfere if unbiased American correspondents could dispatch from Germany. A group of American press correspondents asked Ambassador Gerard to push for German dispatches to reach American papers unhampered by British censorship. The State Department forwarded the inquiry to London. Gerard cautioned he could not back the correspondents unless Germany ends censorship.

London Germany Washington Robert Cecil Berlin Gerard State Department

Victory in Philippine bill pledge to independence

Delegate Quezon hailed the House conference report on the Philippine bill as a signal victory for liberty and a decisive step toward emancipation. He stated the United States commits to granting independence when a stable government is established, with the nation to be run by Filipinos to prove self-rule and capacity for independent life. The measure advances toward a President Wilson signature as the final act.

Quezon Wilson Manuel Queson House Tne Queson United States Philippines

Washington Health Reports Sixth Infantile Paralysis Case

A new case of infantile paralysis in Washington was reported to the District health department yesterday, bringing the total under treatment to six. The latest patient is Edson Durwin, an infant residing near the 400 block of H Street.

Washington District Health Department Edson Durwin

Hitchcock Aid Pivotal in Republican Campaign Strategy

New York August reports Frank H Hitchcock poised to become chief strategist and de facto head of the Republican fighting machine as Chairman Willcox creates an advisory committee. The move follows Willcox acknowledging limits and seeks an experienced national campaign hand to direct deep strategy amid opposition from the old guard.

Sumner Curtis New York Frank H. Hitchcock Lome Hughes Hitchcock National Committee Old Guard Western Willcox

Taft Nominated by Connecticut Republicans for Senate

Bridgeport Conn Aug 18 To William Howard Taft will be tendered an unanimous nomination for the United States Senate by the Republicans of Connecticut provided Senator George P McLean does not withdraw from politics J H Roraback of New Haven chair man of the Republican State central committee and Charles Hopkins Clark of Hartford are trying to have Senator McLean remain in politics Mr Taft has given the leaders to understand he will not enter a contest.

Bridgeport Conn William Howard Taft United States Senate Connecticut George P. McLean J. H. Roraback New Haven Republican State Central Committee Charles Hopkins Clark Hartford McLaan Taft

Betting Returns to Rockville Races at Annual Fair

Special to The Washington Post reports Rockville Maryland on August 18 that betting on the races is to be tried again at the forthcoming four day annual fair after the fair association barred it for several years.

Washington Post Rockville Fair Association

Bainbridge Colby to Head Wilson's Moose Committee

Cambridge Colby named chairman of the Progressive branch of the Wilson campaign. McCormick announced the move on his return from Washington. Henry M Wallace of Michigan to be vice chairman and J A H Hopkins of New Jersey secretary. Pacific coast Progressives will be handled by Francia J Heney and Ole Hansen. Albert Norton of St Louis will run Chicago headquarters.

New York Cambridge Colby Wilson Campaign Committee McCormick Washington Henry M Wallace Michigan J. A. H. Hopkins New Jersey Francia J Heney Ole Hansen Albert Norton St Louis Chicago

Champ Clark Opens Maine Campaign Tour Tonight

Champ Clark Speaker of the House heads for Maine to kick off Democratic campaign activities in Augusta tomorrow night. He will be followed by Wilson cabinet members and department heads. Clark met with Democratic National Chairman McCormick and Bainbridge Colby, a Wilson committee member and Progressive Senate candidate.

New York Champ Clark House Maine Augusta Wilson McCormick Bainbridge Colby United States Senate

Gardner accuses Secretary Daniels of fudging battleship targets

Representative Augustus Gardner denounces Secretary Daniels as Houdini in a statement attacking his publication of spring target practice figures for six battleships. Gardner notes Daniels credited 107 imaginary hits, while actual results show Virginia 71.65 percent and Texas 73.66 in top division, with others lower. Daniels says publishing components would not serve the public interest.

Daniela Augustus P. Gardner Massachusetts House Congress Houdini Daniels Gardner Navy Alnaschar Mantels Daniels Senate Virginia Texas Nebraska Michigan Utah Delaware Gouth Carolina

Russians Claim Victory Near Lake Van Front

Petrograd reports the Caucasus front saw Turkish offensives west of Lake Van repulsed by Russian troops. In Persia near Kala Pasova, encounters with sizable Turkish forces occurred, according to the latest dispatches.

Petrograd Lake van Persia Kala Pasova

Hay in Clash With Senate Over Army Bill Deadlock Feared

The speaker warns that a revision of the articles of war struggles with outdated provisions. He notes retired officers on the army list remain part of the regular force and criticizes exemptions from discipline as harmful to military unity and authority under the President.

Hay Senate United States Mathold Army Mera Thea Moss Congress Army of Con J Gremm

Danish West Indies Pact Faces Senate Scrutiny

Opposition to the Danish West Indies treaty grows as questions arise over the 25 million dollar price and guaranteed concessions. Secretary Lansing will brief the foreign relations committee after next meetings as senators seek harbor, wharfage, telephone and lighting details before possible ratification this session.

Danish West Indies Senate Congress Lansing Foreign Relations Committee Denmark United States Stone

N Y Carmen Stand Firm In Transport Dispute

New York Railways Company directors and a workers committee met and refused to reinstate fourteen discharged employees. The union demanded arbitration while the workers declined, claiming the peace treaty of August 4 settled the issue. Both sides appealed to Mayor Mitchell and Oscar S. Etraun, chair of the Public Service Commission.

New York New York Railways Company Mitchell Oscar S. Etraun Public Service Commission

Sunday Church Services Mix of Denominations

Sunday church listings include First Baptist Church with Dr W W McMaster preaching at 11 am on core themes “Saintly Witnesses of an Unfruitful Christian Life” and a 11:45 am sunday school. Evening and other denominational services span Unitarian Universalist, Episcopal Cathedral, St Johns, Presbyterian, and Christian Science with varied sermons and choir offerings.

First Baptist Church W. WW. McMaster Charles A. Holden Imdreig McLemore Dradenstown Mia Temple Baptist Church 10Th Ind Gis Unier Service of All Souls’ Unitariai Ulysses G. RL Pierce D. D Church of Our Father Universalist Yobn Vai Shofek, Jr 18Th and Lata J. G. Powers Bethlehem Chapel Mt St. Atben Canon De_Vries Charles C. Pierce St Matthew's Church Philadelphia Cathedral Air Choir Georgetown Somerset S&t. John's Church Roland Cotton Smith Edward Slater Duntap George Williamson Smith Bartholomew Boon William Tayloe Snyter Presbyterian Church OF the Covunart Charles Wood Harold G. Warren Miniater Brarry Baremore Angus Peck Chapel Bernom Mra. Brosius Gorbach Barybone Miss Jones Alfridge Robewoll Christian Science First Church OF Christ Sotentiat Columbia Road Euclid St Colorado Qgheist Charles Vrooman Marvi Avene Ghoreh Colonial Beach Wallington Atlantic City St. Johns Homs Batardaye JOBNA Quantico Tom Alezandriz Ali

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