Moscow Strike Expands as Empire Braces for Martial Rule
Dispatch describes a rapid spread of a general strike from Moscow to the empire with authorities empowering martial law, rail stations occupied, food shortages, and panicked financial markets. Gov. GeneraI Doubassoff declares partial siege. plans for full martial law and military control surface as protests widen and workers halt railroads and shops. Across regions, unrest grows with mutinies, disarmaments, and brutal crackdowns feared.
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Empire
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Doubassoff
Aiege
St Leversourg
Germany
Milukoff
Constitutional Democrats
Imperial
Gucke
Count Witte
Licensed to Marry in Multiple Regional Regions
A long list of intended marriages and notices from Montgomery County to Massachusetts, naming Leonard Hardesty, Mary Harvey, Jaren Leroy Gross, Mary Brown, and many others across varied locales. The notice includes wedding intents and a stream of obituaries and funeral notices with dates and places such as Donora Pennsylvania, Clarksville Virginia, Edhcuand Virginia, and Washington area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hardesty
Mary E Harvey
Montgomery County
Jaren Leroy Gross
Mary M Brown
Jon
Bowhiag
City of Mexico
Meralco
Lo Vining
Yuna
Vmayhush
Maud Gough Bot
Prince Wi
Iam
Black
Yeegle
Javia
Kanma
Joiph Ho
Jennings
Cloctnath
Ohio
Moses J Cllley
Rosie Park
Joe
Usithaore
A. Waldrap
Carter
Theedocla
Dilterd
Sputytvaria County
Alexander
Rickards
Minnie
Wood Luther W
Hall
Bromea
G Shiftlett
Edchuand
Jovph
Fo Tarter
Lote
Lois Sa
Omonvorqua
Jussie Anderson
Jobo Garcer
Edza Lukode
Flont Jekina
Annie L. Chamberigin
Eohard Wo Ashburn
Blacastong
Rene Faylor Parick
Undertaker and Embalmer Services Advertised
Undertakers W R Speare and William Lee advertise funeral services and embalming at 940 F Street NW and 4281, with livery, crematorium, and modern facilities. R F Harvey's Sons, funeral directors and embalmers at 382 Fourteenth Street NW offer strict first class service at moderate prices with a commodious chapel and telephone access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Speare
F Street
W. Etrlethy
S—Main
William Lee
Modestoricus
Poosylvania
Ava Ae
Teephone
Maln Lash
Lost motorists rescued after deep mountain snow and cold
Percy Megargee of Newark and David Fossett of Lansing-Mid h locate transcontinental motorists lost thirty six hours in a remote pass. A squirrel saved them by providing first food as rescuers towed their automobile into town. They were described as in a desperate condition but survived with gasoline improvised warmth. A logger named Thomas Smith was found frozen near their path. The car would depart once the crew recovers from exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagplaff Arie
Percy Megargee
Newark
David Fossett
Lansing Midh
Thomas Smith
Health Office Deaths Record Excerpts 12m December
Health office list shows deaths by facility and age for December. Names include Thomas Blackburn 89, Anthony Bracklin 88, Theodore Curtis 44, Albert Connery 70s, Antonio Fimienti 2 years, Elien Tracey 7, Laura Hill 62, Cornelius Johnson, Sophia Moore 49, John OHara 2, Indiana Rhome 37, Mandy Rollins 0, Charles Sween 25, William Henry Shock 48, Annie Spahur 9, Melinda Webster 6, with movements aboard ocean steamers and notice of upcoming comic section in The Posts on December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Blackburn
US Alstre
Anthony Bracklin
Pheodore Curtis
Albert Connery
Antonio Fimient
Blue
Yedra Elien Tracey
Laura Hill
Richmond Hotel
Cornelius
Johnson
Sophia Moore
John Ohara
Asyl
Indiana
Hazing at Naval Academy prompts push for dismissal bill
House committee votes to tackle hazing at the Naval Academy and backed by Secretary Bonaparte, seeks discretionary power to dismiss midshipmen. Attorney General rules dismissal without court martial is not allowed. only a court martial can convict for hazing. Court martial may be convened for Coffin and Van Deveer. Justice Department involvement expected.
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Secretary of Navy
Coffin and
van Deveer
House Oval Committee
Naval Academy
Fosg
Honaparte
Bonaparte
Academy
Fosa
Hale
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
Naval
Nerval Academy
Branched Student Expelled From Michigan Military Academy
John D Caleb son of a Richmond banker announced his expulsion from Orchard Lake Michigan military academy near Pontiac. He denied charges of hazing and branding saying the incident was an accidental joke involving a hot pipe pressed against a fellow student from Duluth. The controversy echoes earlier hazing disputes at Annapolis Naval Academy.
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Detroit
Annapolis
Nava Academy
John D Caleb
Richmond
Ind
Michigan Military Academy
Orchard Lake
Pontiac Mich
Cates
Foirstein
Duluth
Minn
Expulsion at Academy Over Heated March Words
The incident centered on heated remarks by Cates and Eckstein about discipline. President Wheeler expelled Oates after a tense interview, while a dozen students reportedly left the school in protest, vowing not to return until reinstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dckstein
Caus Cates
Wheeler
Academy
Oates
Eckstein
Cates
Aalf
Wheler
the Provident
Parnet
Midshipmen Seek Reinstatement After Navy Dismissals
Annapolis December 4 A Moody ruling that the secretary cannot dismiss midshipmen on the superintendent’s recommendation prompts talk of legal actions by several dismissed cadets to reclaim service. A court martial on Midshipmen Trenmor Coffin Jr and Warren A Van Derveer over the Jentone P Kimbrough hanging will begin shortly after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Moody
Secretary of the Navy
Trenmor Coffin, Jr
Warren A. van Derveer
Walsh Bank Crisis Emphasizes Excessive Officer Loans
Comptroller Ridgely cites danger from large public deposits and officers financing outside enterprises. Walsh banks faced massive loans to officers and affiliated concerns, prompting a weekend conference where Walsh and directors pledged 35 million in collateral to protect depositors as creditors’ payments were secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Banks
Walsh
Watshley
John R Walsh
Chicago
National Bank
Clearing House Committee
Hicago
Walsh Holdings Valuables Stir Chicago Bankers
James H Eckels, on the Walsh assets after the transfer, predicts the holdings will liquidate for far more than expected. Chicago National Bank directors see immense value in Walsh properties, with first options sought by rich corporations. Former executives note Walsh's likely return to influence and a substantial fortune. Frederick Blount resigns from sanitary district post. Walsh to reseed as South Park treasurer. bonds set high. Emergency funds considered as government money may flow to the local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Eckies
Chicago
Fortune
James H Eckels
Clearing House Committee
John R Walsh
Eckels
Walsh Banks
National Bank
Chicago National Bank
Walsh
Belois
Frederick M Blount
Sanitary District
Chicago Drainage Canal
South Park Board
J J Mitchell
Diiness Trust and Savings Bank
Walsh Mitchell
Tha
Shaw
Upheaval on Canal Commission Nominations
Roosevelt era controversy over Panama Canal commission nominations continues as Wallace is replaced by Bishop and the Senate debates confirmations. The panel considers the process, salaries, and future action after a holiday recess as hearings and reorganizations unfold.
Canal Debate Heats Over Senate Role and Locks Plan
The article describes a battle over who sets Panama Canal salaries and the form of the canal. It notes Roosevelt may push Congress to decide on a sea level or lock canal, with engineers’ reports expected to influence the choice and the Spooner act guiding authority. It also covers Shonts’ dual roles and Senate pressure for him to relinquish railroad ties before chairing the Panama Canal Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard
Nebrask
Plate
Newtor
Senate
Platt
New York
Messie Morgan
Culberson
Fer
Bicon
Every &Nator
Messrs Spooner
Lodge
White House
Messra Spooner
Congress
Roosevelt
Gnally
Brard
Seatievel Canal
Spooner
Jjaw
Bishop
Interoceanic Canal Committee
Theodor P Shints
Hns
Clover Leaf Railroad
Canal Commission
Panama
Shints
Commission
Shonts
Clover Leaf
Algo
Panama Canal Commission
Washington
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Sr Puterbure
Wien
Workmews Council of
Workmens Council
Ieaders
Durnove
Women’s Council of
Linovitch
Baltic
Fifa
Sebastopol
Kharkyif
Kief
Hollingshad
Mr Hot Move
Hazel
Francis Wigwina Hollingshead
Grant
Amanda L. Grant
Anyapil
Brent School Hungiat
Saturl
Tacombis
Wennesla
Maury
Keyes
Hia
Yeatybet
Charles W Ess
Oclock Pan
Tiement
Blas Weel
Elmer i Minwell
Maj
Chantutstres
Frinds
Mira S
Riley x Mineral Chapel
Secoma Steet
Glenwood Cemetery
Mt St
Moran—Sudderds
John Moran
Catherine Moran
Girard Street
Peerton
Key
Paryon
Haten Me
Tussaday
Barson
Hanover Pa
Bevin Fhidadelphia
Cinemnati
Patth Street
Elizabeth
Pauline
William
Souder
Undertakers
John R. Wright CO
George P. Zurhorst
Health Office Record
Ocean Steamera
Oceante
Lyerpool
Majestic
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Tours
Cestic
United States
Distret
Maryland
Department of Justice
Sands
Trenmor Coffin
W. A. Yan EV EC
NECE
Hazer
Wade
Morton C. Stout & Co. Tailors
N. W
Ridgely
Treasury Ridgely
P4ch
Wallace
Theodore P
Locklean Wallace
Morgan
Teller
Bacon
Ier
Panahua Canal
Joseph Buckiin
Hatra
Theodore P Shonts
Charles B Magoon
Aran
Mordecai Endicott
Plthr Chavis
Oswald Hinst
Benjamin M Harrod
Joseph Bucklin
Committee On Appropriations
Canal Committee
Pratt
Kittredge
Dryden Hopkins
Knox
Driscoll
Cor
U. S. Capitol and Grounds
T. A. McKee
Snarieg Palh
Tokalon Mati
Acs
Congressional Coffee
Saeat Atlantic & Pacific
Cor. 7Th and
E Sts
N. W. Granches
TEACO
St. NW
A. Collins
14Th St
J. T. Walker Sons
10Th Street
Munyon
the Sunday Post
Adden
Schwartz & Peltman
ITH
HUB Furniture CO
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