Marbury seeks Alexandria mayor's seat in April 1916 race
Three candidates enter the Alexandria mayoral contest after Councilman Marbury announces his Democratic bid. Mayor Fisher aims for another term, and James M. Duncan joins after leading Alexandria Chamber of Commerce. Nominations close February 4. race appears open and lively. Local civic groups and lodges plan events including Masonry Mount Vernon wreaths, and a jury is drawn for criminal cases in the corporation court.
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Baltimore Markets Briefs on Wheat Fruits and Eggs
Baltimore market notes show firmer wheat trends with spot prices for No 2 red and December futures. Oats stocks in elevators, poultry prices for chickens ducks and turkeys listed, dairy products including creamery and cheese quotes, eggs from Maryland Pennsylvania and Western regions noted with price ranges.
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Police News In Brief From Yesterday Robberies And Fires
Police report numerous robberies in northwest and southeast areas including items from houses, shops, and a library front in front of the Public Library. Losses include a dog, jewelry, clothing, watches, brass fixtures, rugs, and bicycles. A well dressed man warned florists about bad checks. Early morning fire at Mrs Mary Evans home caused $200 damage. one worker burned on a hand. A car struck a horse and a man was injured. several accidental injuries and hospitalizations noted. A taxicab and a car collision caused further damage. several people missing or injured are reported.
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Public Printer Ford urges raises and new building at government printing office
Public Printer Ford proposes pay raises for printing and bookbinding staff with hourly rates rising to 55 and 60 cents respectively and a total annual expense increase of about 88 thousand dollars. He recommends replacing the old government printing office north of the new building with a larger facility due to space needs and notes the old structure has been condemned and reinforced. The office balance from appropriations stands at 211 thousand 283 dollars 46 cents. He cites shorter year length and no night shifts as reasons for lower annual charges and reports fewer postal card orders but 18 thousand more money order books than the prior year.
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Army and Navy officer promotions and leave notices
Promotions announced for Geld artilery sem and coast artillery corps officers including Blakely Minor Crockett Gibson Pendleton Donn Edwards and others. Several officers granted leave of absence for varying durations and assignments to duty. Vessels movements noted with Nereus Sacramento Patapsco South Dakota and others as they proceed or relocate to various posts.
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Naval Orders Note Detachments and Commissions
Naval orders list personnel detached for various duties and commissions including W K Hairibon at Naval War College for six months leave and multiple A Surg and Machinist appointments with December effective dates. Movements cover receiving ships in New York Philadelphia Boston San Francisco and Norfolk with assignments to Michigan Louisiana New Jersey and other locations. A brief summary notes radio and gunnery duty appointments and marked market commentary on cotton prices.
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Plan to Study Rivers Congress Seeks Deferral of Rail Legislation
Wilson administration plan for railroad regulation draws praise from railroad leaders while Senator Underwood proposes a joint Senate House commerce committee inquiry. He urges deferring new rail laws pending a comprehensive study of interstate commerce needs and rate practices. The Rivers and Harbors Congress opens a three day session with leaders from New Orleans and California urging expanded waterways and harbor facilities.
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Bryan Opposes Pan American Policy Link to Preparedness
William Jennings Bryan criticized President Wilson's pan American policy as insufficient to justify the preparedness program and its suggested taxes on gasoline and automobiles. He praised limits on the Philippines Porto Rico and rural credits portion but warned that revenue plans would provoke bipartisan opposition and defeat the broader plan.
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Gallipoli battles shown by Capt Fortesque lecture
Capt Grenville Fortesque recently returned from observation with the Turkish army at Gallipoli and other fronts gave an illustrated talk at the Metropolitan Club. He described land and sea fighting near the Turkish capital and explained the heavy fortifications hindering British bombardment. He also spoke of experiences at Troy sites and Seidw Bhyr, noting the inability of ships to approach within 10 to 12 miles. He will repeat the lecture for the National Geographic Society at New Masonic Temple tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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Roosevelt Will Not Seek Early State Primaries
Col Roosevelt will not be a candidate in the early state primaries. F P Carrick of Lincoln Nebraska says Roosevelt withdrew his petition in Nebraska. Carrick arrives after conferring with Roosevelt in New York and attending Progressives meeting. He believes a full Nebraska state ticket will be fielded and aims to appeal to the dry element with an independent fight like 1912.
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Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate
An advertisement urges readers to begin a seven day routine of morning hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and liver, improve digestion, skin clarity, and general well being. It claims the regimen reduces headaches, bad breath, and body aches and costs little per week.
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Fort Myer Exhibition Drills Resume Friday at 2:30
Preparations finished for the Friday afternoon exhibition drills by troopers at Fort Myer with cavalry and artillery performing regulation evolutions in exhibition style. Tickets available from the fort adjutant, and the band will be present.
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Senate Leaders Push for Nonpartisan Defense Plans
Senate Republican leader Gallinger told President Wilson his defense program would gain support if kept nonpartisan. He urged more battle cruisers and substantiated submarines, opposed caucus framing, and favored a larger standing army and bond finance over internal taxes. Mann to confer with Wilson today on similar terms.
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G. O. P CANDIDATES WIN IN MASSACHUSETTS CITIES
Boston Dec 8 Republicans won in fourteen Massachusetts cities with strong showings in Marlboro Waltham Brockton Northampton Pittfield Quincy. Fail River Springfield and Haverhill saw no mayoral winners but Republicans gained majorities in the city governments in the former two cities. Haverhill remains nonpartisan.
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