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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1915

Page

14

Gustavus Vasa and Sweden's revolt 392 years ago today

A long article recounts Gustavus Vasa leading Sweden to break the Union of Calmar and win independence after the bloodbath of Stockholm. It notes his disguise as a laborer, rallying Dalecarlians, breaking Hanseatic control, and establishing Lutheran doctrine, with royal lineage and enduring legacy.

Sweden Gustavus Benen Calmar Otha Gustavus Vasa Calmar Denmark Lgng Gustavus Stockholm League Lubeck Hanseatic League

Washington hotel men seek feasibility study for a large convention hall

A committee is appointed by the Washington Hotel Men's Association after its New Willard meeting to inquire into the feasibility and cost of a major convention and exhibition hall near the city center. The plan envisions a simple, inexpensive structure with a large auditorium, multiple meeting rooms, and a stage fit for national gatherings. The committee will report at the next monthly session.

Washington Washington Hotel Men's Association New Willard Convention

Two Americans Honored With Red Cross Badge

Foreign office dispatches from Vienna to the Austro Hungarian embassy in armourance say Captain Charles Tyrurtney commanding the American naval collier Jason the Santa Claus ship and United States Consul General Jones at Genoa were decorated with the Red Cross badge of honor ret class The dispatch confirms war office announcements from the battle fronts and adds a denial of reports that large numbers of Austro Hungarians had fallen into Russian hands The foremen officeid says especially the number of officers is immeasurably exaggerated.

Foreign Office Vienna Saeut Charles Ty Uurtney Jason United States Jones Genoa War Office

Army and Navy Changes of the Day

Navy and Army personnel shifts list officers and ratings detached to various stations and duties. Ensigns and paymasters move to West Virginia South Dakota St Louis Oregon Brooklyn New York Florida and other ports while vessels and ships transfer to Norfolk Hampton Roads and related yards. Multiple receiving ships, orders to temporary duties, and movements among Newport News Seattle and San Francisco areas are noted.

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Fleet Movements and Detainees Amid Atlantic Dispatches

The report details naval movements including the Wyoming and The Washington, with fleet actions and detachments in a Mediterranean and Atlantic context. Captains RICHARD KE. CRAVENS and other officers are noted for one month or ten days of duty or medical attendance at Fort Thomas, Kentucky. A resignation by Capt CLES ELAMD C.

Richard KE. Cravens Coast Artillery Corps James A. Hobortson Medical Reserve Corps Beonl George Graman Second Buald Artillery Serood Stilex B. Decker Ten Daye Janest 2 Ruficner Medical Corps Fort Thomas Cles Elamd C

CUTTERS IN COMPETITION AT WASHINGTON MEETING

The International Custom Cutters Association held its annual meeting in Milwaukee. Delegates elected P J Foley as president and Leo T Grady as second vice president while Caches right foot and L P Read were named first and financial secretaries respectively. Underwood typewriter advertised as a sound investment to increase income.

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