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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1914

Page

10

Navy plan to discharge offenders to fund recruiting stations

Rear Admiral Victor Blue, head of the bureau of navigation, submitted to the House Naval Affairs Committee a plan to discharge offenders instead of sentences. He argues desertions would end, expenses drop, and recruiting expand by reallocating prison funds. A recruit costs 32 to enlist and outfit is free, while prisoners cost 450 to 500, with prison time often wasted.

House Committee On Naval Affairs Victor Blue Bureau of Navigation Blue Navy Department

Supply Merger A Is Declared Successful

After eight months of operation Maj Gen J B Aleshire reports the consolidation of the supply corps as a success. He notes savings in most appropriations with no efficiency loss and cites a 47.03 dollar per year cut in clerical hire for the chief of the quartermaster corps due to unifying the offices of the quartermaster general commissary general and paymaster general without disrupting army supply service or pay.

Quartermaster Corps J. B. Aleshire

Annapolia Pushes Armor Plate Plant Location

Annapolis residents rally to win a government armor plate plant site with Mayor James F. Strange calling a public meeting Tuesday evening. The senator and Ann Arundel delegates push a resolution urging Maryland’s senators and representatives to secure the plant’s location in Annapolia.

Annapolis Annapolia James F. Strange Ann Arundel County Maryland

Teges Motorcycle Corps Plans For Army Use

General Scriven, chief signal officer, says motorcycles are more practicable than aeroplanes and faster than horses. He urges Congress to fund a motorcycle corps for telegraph message delivery and general field work, noting cheaper and more adaptable operation and recommending several machines for purchase.

Scriven George’ P Scriven Congress Army

Plea for Zabern Officers in Alsace Court Martial

Judge advocate makes leniency plea in Zabern case reducing Col von Reuter to illegal detention of civilians and Lieut Schad to striking a prisoner. Proposes seven days for von Reuter and three days for Schad citing mob unrest and police incapacity. Editor of Zalbern deemed morally responsible for the troubles.

Botuck Strassburg Jan von Reuter Judge Advocate Col von Reuter Lieut. Schad Zabern Lieut Schad Zalbern

Bryan Praises Wilson Before Chicago Real Estate Board

Secretary of State Bryan lauded President Wilson as the leader of legislation in a Chicago address on The New Era in American Politics. He criticized Senate obstruction and said Wilson follows conscience, aligning with the masses. Bryan planned speeches in Toledo and Chico after Chicago.

Chicago Jan Bryan Chicago Real Estate Board Wilson Senate Toledo Chico

Aviator Drops Upow Roof in Paris Aerial Trial

Paris scene reports French aviator Eugene Gilbert narrowly escaped death during a test flight in a new army monoplane over Paris. After circling the Eiffel Tower at 1000 feet he shut off the motor to glide and the craft wrecked on a roof above a tile factory. Two-page note: the dogged descent showed a perilous landing choice amid urban hazards.

New Army Paris Eugene Gilbert Gilbert Army Hiffel Tower

Pair Kept Death by Own Action Pact in Bronx Home

Joseph Schufflay and Amelia Schufflay committed death by own action in their Bronx home. Their bodies were found last night with Schufflay's left arm around his wife and his right arm around their dog Rigo. Two open gas jets indicated the method. Schufflay had suffered tuberculosis for over a year and quit his job three weeks ago.

Pat New York Joseph Schufflay Amelia Bronx Schufflay Rigo

Crusader Armor Donated to Baltimore Masonic Museum

Gen. Thomas J. Shryock presents what is believed to be the only known Knight Templar armor set. The relic, bought from a Jerusalem dealer, was excavated from an ancient temple embankment and dated about six centuries old.

Knight Templar Masonic Museum Baltimore Thomas J., Shryock Maryland Masons Masonic Temple Jerusalem Gen Shryock

Long District Rector to Be Elevated Next Week

The Rev. Frederick Bingham Howden, bishop elect of New Mexico, will be consecrated at St John’s Church Georgetown West Brighton Staten Island. Howden, educated at the University of Toronto and General Theological Seminary, has held posts in Detroit and Cumberland. He and his wife Miss Falter Cushman of New York have seven children.

Frederick Bingham Dowden Mexico St. John’s Church Georgetown West Brighton Staten University of Toronto General Theological “Seminary New York Olain Rotter Potter Detroit Howden Heretwleigh Tinmaine Church Cumberland Falter Cushman

Wealthy Man Arrested Under White Slave Law in Alabama

J M Foster, son of a prominent resident of Tranton, Pa, was arrested in Alabama with his stenographer Miss De Bradley on charges under the Mann White Slave law. Foster left a wife and small daughter at his Brown Mills home. Bond set at $2000 for Foster and $500 for Bradley. both released.

Qbile Ala J. M. Foster Rafl Noriaire Ranton De[ibn Bradley Foster Brown Mills J. Foster Miss ‘Bradley

Skate Boys Saved By Tires After Ice Incident

In Hartford on January 38 a group of boys racing on Park River fell through thin ice. Charles Malloy, fourteen, led the chase and called his friends to speed up. Workers from Hartford Rubber Works hurled automobile tires to the water, saving four boys as Malloy drowned.

Charles Malloy Aif Tex Bng Hartford Rubber Works Malloy Win Fee Hartford Com

New Tolman Clemency Proposal Offered in Albany

Gov. Glynn considers a new unconditional pardon offer for Daniel H. Tolman the money lender serving six months for usury. The plan would surrender about 500000 in notes including interest in exchange for remission of the remaining sentence. Tolmans term has just over two months to run and the notes were issued to nearly 2000 borrowers in New York.

Albany Daniel H. Tolman Tolman New York Glynn

Walsh for Cadet Commander Urged by Local Friends

Friends of Capt Harry Walsh veteran of the Spanish war and the Philippine insurrection and former District National Guard captain urge his appointment as commandant of the High School cadets to fill the vacancy caused by Col Burton’s death. Walsh is a city resident and member of the Spanish War Veterans and the Philippines and District of Columbia Volunteer Association. The successor will be selected at the next Board of Education meeting with Superintendent Thurston making nominations.

Harry Walsh District National Guard Col Burton Capt Walsh Philippines District of Columbia Board of Education Thurston Makke

Calvert Exclusive Scarves Promoted in Curated Assortments

Calvert promotes exclusive cravats and scarves with carefully selected patterns and shapes. Prices listed include $1.00 to $6.00 varieties, highlighting quality over market surplus and emphasizing distinct design and color options.

Half-Sister Seeks Cannibal Kidnaped Heir in Australia Tale

Pittsburgh reports a Jan 8 message from Mrs. C H MacDonald of Brisbane claiming to seek George Grant Duff Wash ington, a Pittsburgh acquaintance, alleged to be coheir to $500,000. She says he was kidnapped by cannibals in the Kongo Free State Africa at age two and rescued at age one by Ferguson and Wallace, and that he can identify letters by a sign from his captors.

Pittsburgh C. H. MacDonald Brisbane Aus Tralia George Grant Duff Washington George Grant Cobeir Kongo Free State Africa Ferguson Wallace MacDonald

Cloth Gowns Sale Prices Listed For Bik and Sik Brands

The notice lists cloth gowns priced at 18.00 and 23.65 and 31.85 for Bik and Sik brands. Prices appear as tag line figures with no other sale details provided.

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