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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1919

Page

8

Pershing aide's confession on war shortages reveals crisis

A Senate reading of a confidential 1918 cable from Gen Pershing shows critical motor transport shortages in France. Reed accuses the War Department of mismanaging supplies while praising Americans at home who mobilized the war effort.

Washington Congressonal Record Senator Reed Missouri Pershing War Department Secretary of War Gessera France Senate Reed Congress

Urgent Shipping Need For Motor Trucks In France

The article urges immediate consideration of plans to ensure sufficient tonnage for army supply in France with proper equipment and quantities. It stresses the urgent need for motor transportation and notes deck space could ship motor trucks without overburdening docks or needing rail transport, urging shipping authorities to act.

Rench France

Premier Clemenceau's Own Story of the Shooting

The French premier Clemenceau recounts a shooting at a boulevard corner. He describes recognizing a silhouette, the assailant firing through a car window, and the chauffeur speeding away to safety. He notes the attackers as poor shots and jokes about arranging meetings in advance.

Clemenceau Clemenceaus Stephen Picton Tve

Senators Push Unanimous Red Flag and Anarchy Bill

Senate committee unanimously approved a measure to ban red flag displays and punish anarchic propaganda. The bill, aligning with Senator Men of Indiana and others, would outlaw symbols of violence and the distribution of material advocating overthrow by force. A subcommittee was authorized to extend provisions to mail transmission. Samuel C. Ridenour, 8, of Ringgold, died from injuries at Frick works in Waynesboro, after being struck by lumber. his family survives.

Senate Juy Men Indiana Senate United States Op Beth C. Ridenour Rogerstown Samuel Charles Ridenour Ringgold Washington County Tafay Frick Works Waynesboro

Adler Assassin Becomes President in German Austrian Republic

Dr Friedrich Adler, who assassinated Premier Sturgkh at Vienna in 1916, is proclaimed president by defense troops outside the town hall. Reports from Vienna received by the Exchange Telegraph Company state Adler's rise amid the German Austrian republic’s crisis.

London Friedrich Adler Stuergkh Vienna Exchange Telegraph Company

Yeowomen to March in Welcome Day Parade

Four companies of yeowomen stood in review before Rear Admiral Victor Bluse on the Ellipse yesterday afternoon. The group, originated by Misa I. McBride, has undergone intensive training over the past week with Ensign J P Onail and seamen F E Pearce and F J Pmell as instructors. The sailors' band and color guard from the navy yard paraded, and the unit will take part in the welcomes parade.

Yeowomen Victor Bluse Misa I. McBride J P Onail FR E Pearce F J Pmell Ravy Yard

Gen Charlton Coming Here on Aquitania Steamer

Gen Charlton arrives in London from the Higland today aboard the Aquitania to assume aerial attaché duties at the British embassy in Waslington. Born in 1879, unmarried, he served in the European War and then in the Royal Flying Corps, earning the Distinguished Service Order and Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George. His family includes mother Miss Mary Grant and brothers Maj F H Chalton and Ospt W UH of the British Army.

London Liane Charlton Waiteu Higland Aquitania Waslington Charlton South Africa Royal Fixing Corp Legion of Honor Chartton Mary Grant Archibald Campbell Washington F H Chalton W UH Hriniah

Rumor of Roumanian Revolution Denied

London based special cable reports Magyar propaganda from Switzerland spread baseless rumors of a Roumanian revolution. Bucharest dispatches say calm prevails despite widespread misery and urge immediate allied revictualment to avert catastrophe.

London Fpaen The Public Ledger Berne Switzerland Roumania Bucharest

Cardinal Gibbons Jubilee Mass in Washington Crowns 1920s Era Ceremony

A grand pontifical mass at the Franciscan Monastery Catholic University honors Cardinal Gibbons with a benediction letter from Pope Benedict XV read aloud. Dignitaries mark the event as the most notable North American Catholic gathering in over 320 years, with speech praising neutrality during the war and the pope’s global influence. The aged prelate, surrounded by church leaders including Archbishop Ceretti and Cardinal O’Connell, is presented with a ceremonial gift as bishops and archbishops recount his half century of service.

Ordnance Department Sg Petent Agnal Corps Chemical, Warfare Service Medicals Corps Horpea Italy Pontif North America James Cardinal Gibbon Trelete Catholic University University Cardinal O'Connell Boston Washington Caldwell Hall Shahan Ceretti Rome Cardinal Gibbone EH R Ryder Baltimore James P. Helden J B Creedon S J Thomas Ames James Mackin George W Mundéelein Chicago Cardinal Gibbons Benedict Cardinal Gibbona Benedict XV Holy Father France Belgium Christendom Poper Acle

Prelate Celebrates His Golden Jubilee

Archbishop Gibbons dedication to God and country highlighted a gala dinner marking Cardinal Begin and Cardinal O'Connell lauded Bishop Shahan and Cardinal Gibbons. Leaders praised impartiality of the Holy See, Americans' sense of fairness, and support for Ireland, Armenia, and democracy amid wartime lessons.

Armenia France England Ireland Shahan The Friends of Irish Freedom Philadelphia Carding Shakat Catholic University Dlecane of Baltimore Begin Quebec Cardinal O'Connell Cardinal Gibbons Mundelein

Baltimore Grain and Live Stock Prices Report

Grain and livestock prices across Baltimore and New York markets with multiple meat and poultry items. Quotations cover corn oats rye barley wheat and hogs cattle lambs and assorted poultry including chickens turkeys and ducks with regional price variations in Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and nearby states.

Baltimore Fen Maryland Penpsylvania Virginia Pennsylvania Chicago

Fifteen Convicted in Winaten Salem Riot Case

Winaten Salem at Winaten Salem New York February 20 The rioting cases in Surry county court concluded at noon today with a jury verdict of guilty against all but one defendant Andy Gilliam acquitted Sentences range from fourteen months to six years on county roads The group includes George Douthit Jeff Savage Grover Miner Walter Miner William Carter Pleas Cline Frank Foster Ara Whitaker Fearce Hammond John Brandon Arthur Manley Je W Castervers Carl Fields Jo Hate and Chris Chappell Indictment charged break in the city jail and attempting to harm negro prisoner Russell High on the night of November 17

Winaten-Salem Surry County Andy Gilliam George Douthjt Jeff Savage Grover Walter Miner William Carter Pleas Cline Frank Foster Ara Whittaker Fearce Haramond John Brandon Arthur Manley Je W Castervers Carl Fields Jo Hate Chris Chappell Ruseeli High

Builders Agree to Confer on Nationwide Strike

New York February 40 The Building Trades Employers Association will confer with striking workers to end the nationwide strike. Samuel B Donnelly, secretary of the association, announced that Secretary Baker proposed a conference after a Washington meeting with Secretary Wilson and labor representatives. If the initial talks fail, a second meeting with Baker and Wilson was planned for Monday.

New York Building Trades Employers’ Association Baker Samuel B Dennelly Himpleyers' Association Wilson Agein Donnelly Aaid the Sonter Hare

Leftovers and Anger in a Fragmented Note

A chaotic reader fragment hints at a family conflict and leftover thoughts. The text drifts between phrases about leftovers, anger, and misgivings, with incomplete sentences and stray observations. The piece reads like a rough, informal diary note with unresolved sentiment.

8000 Yanks Delayed At Sea In Atlantic Storms

Eight thousand homeward bound troops faced delays this week as Atlantic storms disabled two vessels and hindered three others. The Polar Bear's distress signals were answered by the President Grant which tows her to Bermuda delaying debarkation. The Hendersom and Woonsocket reported issues. several ships diverted to Bermuda for fuel or repairs. George A Chamberlain, U.S. consul general in Mexico City, aboard Monterey.

New York Naval Communication Offices Todey Emergency Fleet Corporation Freiwhter Polar Bear Midetean Grant Bermuda Bordeaux Hanesas Barmuda Handeraon Woonsocket Meraukes St. Mazaire Ward Monterey Mavana George A Chamberlain United States Conaut Genaral Mexico City Halifax Royal George Liverpool Ned Cross R. Carter Phoenix Aris Offipsra Merchment Marine A. Oliver Campania R Richardson San Francisco Encore Agil Anderson Winstow A. ©. Olstead John H Kilby Pacific

Ten Washington Men Among Troops Landing at Newport News

Ten Washington officers and enlisted men are listed among troops debarking at Newport News Virginia. Names include Lieut Col Edward T Turner of the Sixty North Coast Artillery, Corp William Fallett, Corp James Matthews, Corp James Monroe Hill, Private Carl Fink, Corp William H Swain, Private Grover B Gilbert, Private Matthew A Smalldon, Private Charles Brown, and Corp Guy Beaffald with addresses in Newark Avenue, 75th Howard Street Northwest, and other local sites.

Washington Newport News Edward T Turner North Coast Artillery Regiment Rutland Course Wiliam Fallett Newark Avenue James Matthews Howard Street James Monroe Maryland Avenue Car Fink Atrest William H Swain Charles Hotel Grover B Gilbert Matthew A. Smalldon McClellan, Avenue Charles Brown Thirteenth Street Guy Beaffald

Revenue Bill Goes to Wilson on Boston Trip

Secretary Tumulty will carry the engrossed original of the four trillion dollar avenue bill when President King leaves tonight for Boston to meet the President. The move accompanies other documents as part of the administration’s formal transfer of the measure.

Wilson Tumulty King Boston

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