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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1914

Page

10

Fled Canada in Trunk Like Slaves Used in War

Herman Wenz of Montreal tells how he escaped German persecution via a makeshift underground railroad from Canada to the United States. He paid a French Canadian $20 to place him in a trunk, shipped across the river to Buffalo, and was freed three hours later. Wenz says a regular system existed to smuggle Germans out of Canada and notes it parallels Civil War era routes.

Herman Wenz Montreal Washington Post Cleveland Ohio United States Canada Buffalo Svades Magara Falla Wenz

London View Of Note On Neutral Rights In War

The editorial panels discuss Britain’s war policy, arguing the need for blockade rights while questioning whether British naval actions exceed necessity. It cites civil war precedents, notes American neutrality, and contrasts UK and US approaches to enforcing sea power against Germany and its allies.

Great Britain Morning Post England United States Confederacy Potomac Mexican North Sea Baltic Mediterranean Germany The Daily Chronicle America Austria-Hungary the Chronicle Japan Paris Seattle Port Arthur Periol Europe Eighteenth Kamio Bannardiston Wales

BAIN AIDS CITY White Wings Clean Downtown Snow

Remnants of Thursday's snow were cleared by white wings and snow shovels in downtown streets and residential cross walks. Street cleaners relied on rain to thaw the frozen covering and did not haul snow away to save costs.

Lewis files bankruptcy petition for Hotel Powhatan former manager

Clifford M. Lewis, former Powhatan manager, petitions District Supreme Court for bankruptcy. He lists assets and liabilities at 55,244.75 and property value 4.80, with deposits in banks and secured claims from Moore & Hill, George Fuller Company, and four banks plus individuals including John Wanamaker. The Cawien Hotel Company previously ran the Powhatan and had receivership.

Clifford M. Lewis Hotel Powhatan District Supreme Court J. H. Hilbrey Banka Moore & Hill George Fuller Company New York City Washington Southern Bank Commercial National Bank United States Trust Company John Wanamaker Philadelphia Cawien Hotel Company Powhatan

Japan's Platonic War With Germany

A detailed account of Japan's restrained, methodical Shantung campaign against Germany, its diplomatic conduct, treatment of German residents, and broader implications for Asia Pacific power dynamics, including relations with Britain, the United States, and China. It praises Japan's chivalrous conduct and contrasts it with European warfare, noting economic and strategic aims, capture of Tsingtao, and plans to return it to China.

Apan Japan Count Okuma Europe Hobson Peking Tokyo America United States Tsingtau Tsingtaw Cuba China Tsingtao Shelfire

President hopes shooting at Canadian border not exaggerated

A President expresses distress over the Niagara River shooting of two American hunters by Canadian soldiers near Fort Erie. He has not received a full report and hopes initial accounts are overstated. The State Department has instructed the Fort Erie vice consul to seize the killed man’s body and aid the wounded hunter, with further action expected after coroner’s reports.

Australia America Iren China Japan Pacific Europe Marshall Islands Httis Jaluit Yokosuka Yeddo Bay Yokohama Chama Hatoba Niagara River Fort Erie Camlera Secretary of State State Department Cecil Springs Rice Buffalo Charles Dorsch Smith

Epworth League Seeks Christian New Year Celebration

Chicago churches plan a New Year counter to taverns by offering milk cake ice cream and lemonade with entertainment. The Epworth League urges Christian decency to curb liquor and late-night revelry, aiming for a city-wide response led by A J ONendorf.

Washington Post Chicago Methodist Episcopal Churches of Epworth League Cairo Christian Endeavorers all-Chicago J. K. Horsley Committee On Civic Righteousness A. J. Onendorf All- Chicago Committee

Widening Fourteenth Street to Link Line With Bureau

The Secretary of the Treasury sent a district appropriation estimate of 7000 to the Senate for widening Fourteenth Street between F Street and Pennsylvania Avenue to 70 feet. The upgrade supports extending the streetcar line to connect with the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, with tracks repaved in asphalt by the street railway. Senate amendments to the district bill include 130000 for a municipal lodging house lake project, and 9000 for twelve small cars for police traffic control, plus an anti discrimination clause for school funding.

Secretary of the Treasury Senate Fourteenth Street F Street Pennsylvania Avenue Bureau of Engraving and Printing Street Railway Company Lodge Lee Maurice F. Lyons William F. McCombs Polis Theater Powell School

Public hear on extension of minor street through square 4288

District commissioners will hold a public hearing Tuesday January 6 at 10 am on extending a minor street through square 4288 linking Twenty-fourth and Hamlin streets northeast. Petitions for and against the extension are on file at the District building.

Twenty-fourth Hamlin Streets

Signal Corps praised by War official at DC Christmas event

Assistant Secretary of War Henry S. Breckinridge lauds the signal corps work in the national guard and U S army during a District National Guard Christmas party at the new First Street NW armory. The event featured a screen show of Vera Cruz scenes and gifts for children from Santa Claus. Attendees included several military officers and their spouses.

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