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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1911

Page

5

Debate over military reform in the Southwestern States language

The piece argues for adapting Texas and Southwestern practices to modern war needs, endorsing a mixed reserve system over a fully professional army. It criticizes overreliance on rote drill and undisciplined troops, calls for consolidation of forces, reform of supply and ordnance, and a thorough test of national defense structures. It champions mobilization readiness and warns against wasteful expenditures and militarized prisons.

Texas Southwestern Secretars C.tleen Subjic Goldiers Vederick Los Dunes Aeoniasen Aa Bad Sas

Robberies Reported in City as Detectives Nab Suspect

Detectives Evans and Foe arrested Halley after linking him to breaking into a southwest residence on Devender Street. The raid recovered several rings and other stolen articles as a guard and family were away. Authorities identify Grant and Armstrong among associates.

Waa Rervive Grant Armstrong Ansal Dupilee Hubert Bailey Palmer Evans An Foe Terry Farmer Tate von Fie Halley Ann

Soldier and Woman Held in Iowa Murder Probe

Irwin, a soldier stationed at Hast qemaing, and Ada Millar were detained for investigation of alleged past life crimes in Thibune, Iowa. The pair faced questions about a murder claim as authorities pursued evidence while denying involvement. searches continued Friday for the soldier’s motive and true identity.

Irwin Bout Firat Ada Millar Thibune Iowa Saieh Eterthea Frida Frentien

Two Men Identified At Morgue In City Deaths

A man found dead Friday at Teenty-alxth and Kenning road was identified yesterday as Walter Kendal, a colored man with no fixed home. His brother arranged funeral arrangements for the deceased, with the local morgue confirming the identity.

Taco Neurath Fifteenth Streetoutheast

15000 Fish to Be Dumped From Canal Into Potomac

The United States fish commission plans to move more than 15000 fish from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal into the Potomac River within two weeks. The operation will empty the canal of water for about four days to permit the transfer, costing around 500 dollars. Capt. L G Harran leads the effort with Maj. Sylvester and Sheriff Wiliam E Viett providing support.

Potomac Chesapeake and Ohio Canal United States Fish Commission District Maryland Potomac River L. G. Harran Central Station The Fish Commission Sylvester Wiliam E. Viett Montgomery County Sypt. Nicholson Canal Company Washington Cumberland Lurpers Ferry W. Va Seneca Harran Fotomac River National Museum

Busy Sunday for Germans in Washington society

Unusually active German groups in Washington gathered for Sunday entertainments. The Columbia Tam Verein nominated officers for December 27 and prepared two Christmas events for children. Washington Saengerbund hosted a club concert with performances by member children followed by a Dutch supper. Germania Maennerchor held its usual Sunday evening concert at 922 Pennsylvania Ave. Deutscher Central Verein plans annual meeting and elections tomorrow night with Dr Kurt Voelckner stepping down after ten years, while Martin Wiegand declined nomination.

Washington Columbia Tam Verein Verein Washington Saengerbund C Street Northwest Germania Maennerchor Pennsylvania Avenue Deutscher Central Verein Kurt Voelckner Martin Wiegand

Senator Works Introduces Speaker At Christian Science Lecture

Clarence C. Watqn of Tacoma delivered a Christian Science lecture at the National Theater after Senator Works of California introduced him. The talk urged a worldwide religion of brotherly love and freedom of conscience while acknowledging others’ healing practices. Also noted: Michael Whelan, once with Dublin police, died in the street at Kingstown with $11 Hank deposit receipts found.

Works Clarence C. Watqn Tacoma Wash National Theater Eaton Senator Works California Berty Oooh Bsaifter Dublin Michael Whelan Kingstown Whelan Jmahe Hank

Murderer’s Reward Secured In Kaufman Slaying Case

Chicago December 10 Police obtain from relatives of Mrs Hattie Kaufman a five thousand dollar reward for the capture of her killer. Inspector Nicholas Hunt reports progress while Edmund Kaufman and brothers Louis and Herman Cieldenberg join a conference on the reward agreement signed by Kaufman and the Goldenbergs, as investigators pursue the North Side shooting.

Chicago Hattie Kaufman Kaufman Edmund Kaufman Louis Herman F. ‘Cieldenberg Inspector Hunt Goldenberg Brothers Goldenbergs

Waldo saves Boston bull after canine killing

New York dispatch reports that a Boston bull named Waldo killed a tiny Pomeranian, then leaped into the car of Police Commissioner Waldo. The scene occurred in the Carlton Apartments two days ago as legal proceedings in a separate People v. Bl case continued.

Washington Post New York Waldo Boston Carlton Apartments Wualdo Biff

Women Hurt In Auto Crash In Northwest Washington

Mrs. Thomas Ray 0 years old of the Montana was seriously injured when her car collided with another driven by Lucas Loving on Seventeenth and B1 streets northwest. She was pitched onto the pavement and taken to Garfield Hospital with concussion of the brain. Mrs. Ethel Loving 28 of 340 Seventeenth street northwest, riding with Mrs. Hay, fainted from the shock and was treated nearby before going home. The crash also damaged both cars, driven by William Ballard of the Montana.

Thomas Ray Montana Lucas Loving Seventeenth Street Sixteenth B1 Streets Garfield Hospital Ethel Loving Hay William Ballard

Big truck needed for fat couple in Dover

Dover, December 10. Horses and oxen failed to bear the strain of conveying the newlywed Chesley Drew couple home. The pair weighed 735 pounds total, with Mr. Drew weighing 457 pounds and his wife 8 pounds. One ox is injured. veterinarian attends.

Washington Post Dover N. H Samuel Chesley Drew Drew

Day-Old Baby Found On Washington Hospital Doorstep

A day-old white infant was found on the front doorstep of the Washington Hospital for Foundlings at 15th Street NW by Miss Mary Burton, superintendent. The poorly dressed baby was wrapped in a woman's skirt with the initials C. S. There were no other identifying marks. The infant, exposed to cold, was at risk if left longer and is now in the institution's care.

Washington Hospital Fifteenth Street Mary Burton Misa Burton

Canadian Premier Borden Ends New York Visit

Premier of Canada Robert L. Borden and Mrs Borden left New York for Ottawa after a three day stay that included a luncheon hosted by Col Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. He also held an interview with Henry W Taft brother of the President during the visit.

Washington Post New York Robert L. Borden Canada Border Ottawa Col Theodore Roosevelt Oyster Bay Borden Henry W.taft

Virginia Automobiles Blaze 150 Mile Washington Run

Preston Belvin led a ten man Richmond delegation of Virginia automotive men to Washington to push a Richmond to capital highway as a link from Quebec to Miami. They seek Lincoln Memorial funds and state subscriptions along the route with support from Senators Martin and Swanson and Virginia congressmen.

Washington Lincoln Memorial Fund Preston Belvin Virginia State Automobile Association Richmond Quebec Canada Miami Fla Fredericksburg Manassas American Automobile Association Lincoln Fund Martin and Swanson Virginia Congress Gettysburg Lincoln Memorial Lincoln Michmond A. L. Westgard R. B. Allport Wilson George Hunter Lewis Shuman 1. &. Hazelgrove L. B. Manville J. Lewis

Charlton Caged Poet Writes Verses in Cell

Porter Charlton, jailed in Hudson county Jersey City for a year and a half after being accused of killing his wife at Lake Como in 1910, spends time reading and writing poetry. His extradition to Italy remains uncertain and the calendar may delay further action. He has funds and a better tobacco supply than fellow inmates.

Apedal Washington Pont New York Hudson County Jersey City Porter Charlton Bis Lake Como Italy Paul Charlton Porto Rico Maj Scott Charlton Haly Jal

Evidence Linked to James Smith in Maryland Assault Case

A blood-stained hatchet and gloves were found in Morria Bennett's wagon after an assault in Gitchie Springs Maryland weeks ago. They will be presented before the grand jury by Assistant District Attorney Given as part of the case against James Smith who is jailed as a suspect. Detectives continue efforts to link Smith to the Mickie murder and pursue leads in Virginia and Maryland.

Morria Bennett Virginia Maryland

Sermon Attacks Socialists By Rev Wallace Radcliffe

The Rev Wallace Radcliffe of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church denounced socialist leaders as infidels or atheists in a sermon on The Dream of Socialism He argued socialists seek universal comfort through common ownership while true Christian socialism avoids dynamite and class conflict.

Wallace Radcliffe New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Radcliffe

Diamond Ring Found Inside Pig in New Jersey

A 200-pound porker bought by John Campbell from William Lee in Plainfield, New Jersey, yielded a small diamond ring during dressing operations. Lee demanded the ring, claiming it was lost by his niece weeks earlier, while Campbell asserts ownership.

Plainfield N. J John Campbell William Lee Campbell Lee

Dynamiters Readied for Prison Transfer in Los Angeles

The reading of their motto and stoic farewell marked the transfer of John and Tom Nie to the Uttle steamer Caroline after a Los Angeles penitentiary escape attempt. Deputy sheriffs, a police chief, and a guard escorted the duo as they stood handcuffed on the deck, discussing life and fate with officers before a final journey.

John J James B Harrison Gray Otis Los Angeles Times Felix Zeehandelaar Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Los Angeles Tom J James Cuthery Bey George Coling San Francisco

Uncle Jim Rowan Gets 32 Years of Vacation

In New York on December 10 67 year old Uncle Jim Rowan known as Uncle Jim to rail workers in Ross Washington is awarded a Christmas vacation after 32 years on the Northern Pacific as a track walker. He will travel from Washington to Ireland and back with funds to visit friends in County Kerry and a company gift. The request moved up through the division superintendent to the company president and the board of directors approved the plan.

Washington Post New York Him Rowan Jim Washington Ireland Kerry Lfe Lo Ross Yakima Canyon Northern Pacific Railroad Tai

Bursting tire kills two in South Deerfield

Two men died when a front wheel tire burst on an automobile near South Deerfield Massachusetts. Giles Reed a chauffeur and Dustin Reed of Dummerston Vermont were killed. Mrs A E Gaiman and her sister also in the car, Ming Sayre of Marcellus New York escaped with minor injuries. the vehicle belonged to Mrs Oatman.

South Deerfield Mass Giles Reed Dustin Reed Dummerston A. E. Gaiman Ming Sayre Marcellus

Annual stockholders meetings and transfer book closures in Washington

Multiple notices announce annual meetings for Potomac Electric Power Company Washington Railway & Electric Company and Georgetown & Tennallytown Railway Company with meetings set for January and stock transfer books closed on set December to January dates. An advertising line offers discounted pearl opera glasses and cash for old gold and jewelry at A Kahn’s shop.

T Railway of Washington Mth Capital Sts Washington, D. Co Potomac Electric Power Company Ith East Capitol Sts Washington, D. C FE. J. Whitehead Washington Tailway & Electric Company Euat Capitol Sta J Wald Someny EF. J. Whitehead Georgetown & Tennallytown Railway Company Hth East Canitoots Banka D. Whitehead Anacostia & Lomac Alger Railroad Company 14Th Desert Lrightwood Riway Company Shoemaker Co

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