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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1917

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Whipple Named Counsel in Wall Street Leak Probe

Boston Democrat Sherman I Whipple was invited to serve as counsel as the rules committee probes a leak and stock manipulation tied to Wall Street. Hearings delayed to Monday as the panel and Whipple decide on arrangements and future steps.

Sherman I. Whipple Boston Rules Conmittes France Wall Street Henry Campbell Benper Vr Whipple At Torme May Sugeest Rly Im Whipple Rules Committee

New War Minister Named by Russia

London dated dispatch reports Gen Beliaeff appointed minister of war replacing Gen Chouvateff who joins the imperial council. The 54 year old former assistant minister of war and chief of the general staff has held top posts including head of the Manchurian army staff in 1904 and quartermaster general in 1909. Russia has had four ministers of war since the war began.

London A Behaeff Chouvateff Council of the Empire Petrograd Heuter Belieff Vladimir Volkonsky Interior Duma Wo A Beliseff Ommander Cen Beliseff Gen Beliaeff Russia

New Army to Greece Active Campaign Expected

Entente to exercise control through delegates from four powers. Greek unions urge US to intervene against blockade by Allied forces. News says four power control will likely shift to greater Allied troop movements in northern Greece as talks unfold.

Entente Greece State Department Ia Informitior Vouros Athens Salanili Cha Derlin Constantine Pe Athena Entents Rustin Flussian Muntitary London Renera Prevaha England

Lewis Fears for U S Trade in New World Conflicts

New York June 18 The debate over North and South American territorial rights and global trade risks surfaced at the New York Credit Men Association meeting. Senator James Hamilton Tenis argued that European and Asian privileges could be denied to the United States, with Monroe doctrine attachment cited as justification amid fears of European powers’ influence and disputes affecting American neutrality.

New York United States North South America James Hamilton Tenis Ofllnons Tha “Amr Kork Credit Mene Association Europe Asia Lewis

Samuel Untermyer III Health Update at Johns Hopkins

Baltimore Md Jan 18 Samuel Loatermier a New York lawyer ordered John Hopkins Hospital to treat asthma and general decline in health He is not at all serious and after extended rest it is believed his former good health will be fully restored

Baltimore Samuel Loatermier New York John Hopkins Hospital

Lieut Angell Breaks Down At Embassy Sanatorium Transfer

Lieut Angell, Amer ican naval attache at the embassy, suffered a complete breakdown and was sent to a sanitarium for recuperation. He is the third American embassy official affected since the outbreak of the war, arriving here yesterday ill.

Bertin Nieut Angell Americin Angell

Raider's Toll Grows Four Hundred Lost In Ocean Raid

Rio de Janeiro reports persistent rumor that 400 sailors perished aboard an unnamed ship during the German raider’s Atlantic voyage. British warships push to hunt the raider, with vessels including Glasgow Vindictive Orama and Edinburgh Castle joining the pursuit. Survivors describe harsh treatment and meager food aboard the captured crews on St Theodore and other prizes.

Rio Pernambuco Pernambucco Atlantic Glassow Aiso Punta Arenasi Ranger St Theodore Oimen Minteuvyers

New Sea War Aims to Isolate England in World Contingency

Amsterdam reports the German naval staff plans a broad campaign to cut off England and France from overseas shipments from the Americas. Submarine forces and raiders will cooperate to prevent ammunition and supplies reaching Britain for the spring offensive, with strict orders to avoid loss of life and to respect American neutrality standards.

Amsterdam England France South America Ufe Navy Department Washington Naval Admiral Dewey Capitol Arlington Cemetery Annapolis Academy Dolphin Arkansas Hampton

Demand for sharpened submarine war grips German public

A Washington Post cable reports strong public support in Germany for intensified submarine warfare against England. Liberal politicians and Catholic center speakers urge swift action, while Kaiser and leaders face final decision amid clamor and warnings from experts.

Washington Post Berlin Reichstag Kopsch Rostock England Otto Pottzsch Neuz Zeitung America Kaiser Hindenburg

Germans Withdraw On English Front In January 38

Berlin reports evacuation of German positions near Kelle on the Somme front after British mine explosions and hand to hand fighting. Reports say Serre, Loz, Beaucourt area actions and limited advances by British forces with heavy artillery and counterfire.

Berlin Saywilke Kelle Somme War Office Loos Serre London France Beaucourt-Sur-Ancre Cite Calonne Bois Grenier Ploagsteert Sailly-Sadulisel Bethune

Turbulent World War Fronts Drive Romanian and Danube Battles

Berlin reports heavy fighting with minor Teuton gains in Roumania as Russians and Romanians halt the advance between Suchitza and Putna valleys and near Oituz road. Roumanians repulse a German push south of Monostar Kachmul and capture prisoners and machine guns. Russians shell Danube towns and attack Galicia front while Dobruja sees shelling of Tultcha and Isakcha.

Putna Suchitz Otuz Danube Galicia Roumania Berlin Suchitza Oituz Road Monostar-Kachmul Easing River Pralea Tultcha Isakcha Dobrudia Teuton Petrograd Oituz Monestar-Kachinul Kasino Sayville Oltuz War Office Archduke Joseph

German Raider Moewe Sought After Atlantic Havoc

Reports from Rio de Janeiro on January 18 say the Moewe, the German armed raider famed for destroying Entente shipping in the South Atlantic, is suspected. The American consul at Pernambuco confirms landing of several Americans from victim vessels, with none of the American ships sunk. The Moewe is described with four torpedo tubes, mine laying gear, and camouflage features including collapsible funnels and a movable bridge appearance. Other prizes include the Hudson Maru, to be held as a war prize by the German Minister.

Rio Janeiro Yarrow Dale Atlantic Sao Vicentl Cape Verde Islands Buenos Aires South Atlantic Brazil Moewe Appam Pernambuco Kiel Will

Name Counsel in "Leak" Probe

An item notes counsel named for the investigation into a leak, with surrounding references to officials and ongoing inquiries. Other brief headlines mention allied movements in Greece, raiders tolls, German naval interest, Russian actions in Roumania, plans for a Dewey funeral, and political notes from Wilson.

Greece Roumania Moewe Dewey Wilson Capitol Dewey Islands Gerard Willa U 5 Society Financelal War Heada

Earl of Elgin Dead. Victor Bruce Dies in London

Victor Alexander Bruce ninth Earl of Elgin and Sin carding died today in London He was born near Montreal in 1849 while his father served as governor general of Canada He served as viceroy of India from 1894 to 1899 and as secretary of state for the colonies from 1905 to 1908 He was a direct descendant of King Robert Bruce of Scotland.

Victor Alexander Bruce London Earl of Elgin and Sincarding the Earl of Elgin Wonklands Montreal Canada India Colonies Robert Bruce Scotland

Britain Likely To Reject Postwar World League Idea

British note to President Wilson prompts cautious U S interest in a postwar world league. German officials say they will not join any league to preserve peace if they emerge from the war more damaged than their enemies. Officials here see the note as inviting a movement toward a world league after the war, while weighing possible responses.

Germany Great Britain Wilson State Department Ahoworld League For Peace United States Feleing Europe

Whitman to aid Perkins in Progressive fight

Albans NY January 18 Governor Whitman announced support for George W Perkins and the Progressives in gaining recognition demanded from the Republican national committee. Perkins came to discuss the political rift with Republicans and proposed food and markets legislation.

Albans Whitman George W Perkins Progressives Ferking Republican National Committee Terkinns Thepublicans Bovernor Perkins Perkinn Department of Foods and Markets

Tripoli Rebels Defeated in Italian-Troop Action

Paris reports by Havas Rome dispatch dated January 17 stating Tripolitan rebels with about five thousand men tried to attack Zoara in Tripoli. Italian forces intercepted them January 18 and routed the rebels after fierce fighting, with about one thousand killed.

Paris Tripoli Tunia Havas Rome Italian War Office Zoara

Navy promotes four rear admirals and a White House physician

President Wilson nominated five officers yesterday to rear admiral rank. Dr Carl Grayson, the White House naval aide and physician, is promoted from medical corps. Bureau chiefs Frederick Ro Works, Millian Traisted, Samuel McGowan, and David Welaylor also become rear admirals. George Squier may become chief signal officer with brigadier general rank. Local nominations include assistant surgeons and a U.S. attorney for Wisconsin.

F. R. Harris W. C. Braisted Samuel McGowan D. W. Taylor Lieut. Coksquier Army Signal Corps Judge Congress Wilson Carl 1 Grivson Naval Frederick Ro Works Bureau of Yards Dacks Millian Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Poymaster David Welaylor Naval Constructor Civil Engineers Naval Constructors Grayson White House Taft Virginia William and Mary Teacon Frriason Wishington Daniel Alice Gertrude Gordon Washington Col Squier Alan Senate George Squier Signal Corps Medical Reserve Corpa Feg Thrson District of Columbia Leonard Have Maryland George W Woo Frasier Edward M Slack District of Columita Ralph B Snapp

Protest at U S Note in Brazil Forces Pro-German View

Brazilian pro entente league condemns President Wilson policy and pan American rhetoric. The group alleges U S efforts would push South America toward pro German policy and rejects a protectorate under the guise of pan Americanism.

South America Washingnon Rio de Janeiro Brazilian League The Entente Wilson G Wilson

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