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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1916

Page

6

Mayors to Assemble for National Defense Conference

A national defense conference of mayors and committees from across the United States will meet in St Louis on March 3 and 4. Cornelius Vanderbilt announced the plan at a Genesee Society dinner in New York, warning that losing New York City would give an enemy a powerful bargaining position and hostage the nation to wartime costs.

New York City Read New York St Louis Cornelius Vanderbilt Genesee Society Vanderbilt David Jayne Hill United States Germany Mitchel National Security League Washington Mr Vanderbilt Frederick W Hufdekoper Bladensburg Garrison Hufdekoper Continental Army Nichols Norwich Virginia Military Institute

Financial bilan of Federal Reserve banks reports near five hundred million in resources

The Federal Reserve Board issued January 21 a statement detailing bank conditions. Total resources stand at 511,326,000 with gold reserves 13 figures. Investments include bonds and municipal warrants. Liabilities list paid-in capital and various deposits. Also noted are 60 degrees below zero in Richardson Alaska.

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National Defense Debate Opens With Lodge Address

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge advocates repealing a 1908 law and calls for a strong regular army of 210,000 as the nation faces defense gaps. He warns parties against blocking national defense and urges public pressure to push Congress toward decisive action.

TIZ Delights Tired Feet and Soothes Corns

An advertisement extols TIZ as a magical foot remedy that relieves aching feet, corns, and callouses. It promises quick comfort, acid and poison removal, and lasting ease after dancing long hours, claiming foot refreshment for a nickel box priced at 4 6 cents.

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Resolutions of the National Security League on national defense

The National Security League adopts a program for universal military training under national control, expands the regular army to four infantry divisions, and strengthens coast defense. It pushes for a National Defense Council, a larger navy with a general staff, and mobilization of productive resources. It calls for unification of defense groups to avoid overlapping efforts.

S Stanwood Wenken National Security League Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts George W. Wickersham Robert Bacon Henry L Stimson Luke E Wright George von L Meyer John Purroy Mitchell New York John J Fitzgerald House Committee On Appropriations Lemuel E Padgett House Naval Committee George Haven Putnam Augustus P Gardnar John F O'Ryan Hugh F Scott Us& A Franklin Q. Brown G Creighton Webb Elihu Root Root Garrison National Guard United States League War College Congress Council of National Defense Hobson General Board of the Navy General Staff Army

Army readies reserve forces and training programs

Speakers at a congress urged stronger defense through trained reserves, expanded medical leadership under the surgeon general, and national military education. Capt Granville Fortesque cited Belgium’s militia weaknesses, while Eric Fisher Wood advocated Swiss and Australian training models and youth military education.

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Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate for Internal Sanitation

A 1900s style health ad advocates drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to flush waste, toxins, and indigestible matter from the stomach and bowels. It claims improved complexion, clearer skin, and relief from pimples, bad breath, and constipation within one to two weeks. Women are urged to try this internal cleanse for beauty benefits.

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French officials face sharp rebuke over press censorship

In Paris the chamber of deputies debated government censorship with criticism from multiple deputies. Premier Briand postponed conclusions until next Tuesday. Deputies accused authorities of invading homes and seizing papers while censoring regional military coverage. Meanwhile in Petrograd Russian torpedo boats in the Black Sea reportedly sank two Turkish supply ships and captured their crews.

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Germans Limit Polish Mail to United States Letters

Consul General in Berlin reports German authorities in Russian Poland ban remailing of letters from individuals in the United States via American consuls. Germany arranges to forward brief summaries of letter contents to a Berlin bureau.

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