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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1919

Page

10

Brest Camp Brest Camp Scandal Claims 3000 US Deaths

An army officer alleges the Brest rest camp for American troops was a dangerous failure causing more than 3000 deaths due to improper housing and sanitation. He criticizes regular officers and seeks a congressional inquiry, with details tied to War Department reports and Tours politics. Seven die in Seattle lodging house fire.

Apecal Washington Post New York Brest France Evening Telegram Iilent Hole National Guard United States Tours Cook Leutenant Nathaniel F. McClure McClure Seattle Wash Tokyo House

Died Bryant Sukeniy funeral notices spread Feb

Obituaries list multiple death notices and funeral plans in Washington area. BRYANT, Sukeniy died Sunday February 2 in his sixty plus year. Funeral Friday February 7 at Intercession 825 Keefer Place North. Burial at Glenwood Cemetery. DAVIS, Jan 31 1919. TRAN NAH DAVIS leaves one son. Funeral Wednesday February 3 at 225 Twelfth Street NW. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. GRAVESly, February 4. ANDREW RISTON husband of ALICE GRAVES. Funeral Friday February 7 from 8:30 a.m. at residence to St Peter Church. Requiem mass. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Bryant Sukeniy Eryress Keefer Place Northat Glenwood Coneters Davis Trannah Davis James Uasia Tynerd Meer & Gaskin Twelfth Street Woodhiwn Graves En Tony Hin Ninth Street Andrew Riston Betayet Fusband Alice Graves St. Peter Church Saul Mount Olivet Kammerer Decath Street Frank Rebecca E. Kammerer Tee Toney Aiewood Cemetery Philadelphia Reyser Jeb Eo Browdfeot Tohn Georgia Keyser Toonetak Debroeey Colin Run Maxwell John Argwell Irving Fort Northwest Saturiat Rock Creek Paom Jis Park Uortomest Wahglaert Osabley Lewis Tunnner Silver Springs Shomis & Sergeon Seventh Street Red Creek Bhannon Po Shannon Husbald Riche Walter Pallach Tosenhine Watt John R Wright Tenth Street Woodak Taterment Arlington Weeden Snomark Nod Belosed Rusbarkt Alice Judson Weeder Washington DC Bortar Wewdboyn

Florists Offer Funeral Floral Designs at Moderate Prices

Marque and Co and J H Small and Sons announce funeral designs in Washington with prompt delivery and reasonable prices. Addresses listed include 3 Be Cor and cor 15th and H streets, and New York outlets Waldorf Astoria and 093 Madison. Contact numbers M L a and M274.

Senators to Urge 360 Dollar Clerks' Raise

Senator France will sponsor an amendment to a legislative bill to provide a salary increase of 360 dollars for government workers for the next year, instead of the 240 previously approved. Senator Sheppard of Texas will offer an amendment to ensure equal application across new and old bureaus, with certain fixed salaries exempt. Interviews with senators show growing support from the National Federation of Federal Employees for the higher raise.

France National Federation of Federal Appropriations Committee Works Bureau Senator Sheppard Texas Sheppard

Renomination Hearing Delayed Over Williams Nomination

The banking and currency committee postponed consideration of John Skelton Williams for comptroller of the currency to next Tuesday to allow stenographic reporting. Senator Hitchcock, acting chair, said several witnesses requested to oppose Williams and be heard.

John Skelton Williams Banking and Currency Committee Hitchcock

Shortage in labor predicted as spring demand rises

The Department of Labor training service warned of a spring labor shortage, estimating farms need 2,000,000 workers and factories and building sites require many more. Immigration cuts and many Americans under arms reduce supply, prompting calls for training programs and $14 million in employment service funding. The wheat price debate risked a $1 per bushel government loss.

Training Service Department of Labor France House Appropriations Committee Post John B. Densmore Federal Employment Service Employment Service House Agriculture Committee United States

Congress Backs Ireland Self Determination Claim

The House foreign affairs committee approved a resolution urging the Paris peace conference to favorably consider Ireland's right to self determination. Four of seventeen committee members reportedly voted against the measure, which substitutes Gallagher's earlier proposal seeking freedom, independence, and self determination for Ireland based on the president's international league principle.

House Foreign Affairs Committee Ireland House of Representatives Senate Congress of the United States of America Peace Conference Paris Gallagher Mionola Democrat International League

Wheat price guarantee disputes loom over 1929 crop

Government plans to pay the $2.26 wheat price guarantee in 1929 raise questions about who bears the cost. Consumers fear higher expenses as the vast loss in wheat production echoes through markets. Farmers defend the move as essential to stabilizing prices while avoiding total collapse of the crop.

Ninth annual session of George Washington Masonic Memorial plan

Charles H Callahan of the George Washington Masonic National Memorial Association leads Alexandria efforts for a ninth annual session aiming to erect a landmark temple in the city to honor George Washington. Delegates from Masonic grand jurisdictions nationwide will meet February 21 and 22 with Col Louis A Watres presiding and Kentucky and Tennessee lodges boosting temple fund contributions.

Washington Post King Street Alexandria Charles H Callahan George Washington Masonic National Memorial Association Washington Washington Lodge of Masons

Lynching of Grover Dickery’s alleged killer near Camp Perry

Newbern NC Feb 6 John Dan Jeiz described as negro slayer of Grover Dickery and manager of Roper Lumber Co farm was lynched by a mob at Jacksonville Onslow county early this morning. An alleged accomplice Daniels Pettaway confined in the jail disappeared, believed lynched, body not found. Excitement runs high in the town and trouble is feared. A mob of over 50 masked men seized the prisoners after 1 am, hanging Jeiz from a tree near the prison and riddling his body with bullets.

Newbern John Dan Jeiz Grover Dickery Roper Lumber Company Camp Perry Jacksonville Onslow County Daniels Pettaway

Found Dead By Bullet In New York Hotel

Charles E. Savage Jr a Norfolk Va lawyer was found dead in a New York hotel with a gunshot wound and notes suggesting financial trouble police suspect suicide. Obituary notices follow for Jacob H Stouffer Marie Woodward Nettie Fisher and others from Charlottesville Winchester Hagerstown Flemington and Charlottesville reports include a gas incident in Flemington and a marriage in Charlottesville.

New York Charles E. Savage, Jr Norfolk Waa I4ul Washington Post Harlottesvile Charles Savage, Jr Michie Company Uvoshers Charles Edward Savage University' S of Virginia Charlottesville Lucile Smith Winchester Jacob H. Stouffer Marie Woodward Harry H. Woodward Salem Bessie King Ivesim Washington Nettie L. Fisher George J.fisher Company H 6Th Infantry France

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