Battalion to move for border duty amid flood relief and promotions
First Battalion of the Third Infantry under Maj. Hodgson prepares for entrainment toward Bisbee on the Mexican border with machine gun company. promotions eyed for two enlisted men amid officer vacancies. shortages and medical rejections require rebalancing as weather disrupts Camp Ordway. Separate notice details floods in Cahaba and Alabama River valleys with 62 dead or missing and millions in damage as the War Dept orders an engineer to assess relief needs for 2,599 affected families.
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Third Infantry
Joseph F Hodgson
Camp Ordway
Rosslyn
Bisbee
Arz
Herbert ©. Earnshaw
Will H Chase
Maks
Goma
Company A
Company B
Ordtway
Flanders
Ordway
Cahaba
Alabama
Underwood
War Department
North Carolina
Fourteen Troopers Freed From First Separate Cavalry
The First Separate Troop of cavalry Troop A in camp at Radio was ordered released for government convenience. Fourteen men including H D Glark C J Cleary HE D Whalen Cragos C O Fairchild A N Finn F Lanson H N Kelberg Ta Kreeege W S Lewis P D Lowell H Schaids F A Wertz and H Maer were set free following physical examinations. Secretary McAdoo announced withdrawals of $5,900,000 each from Federal Reserve banks at Richmond Atlanta and Datvn to assist in moving and securing crops, to take effect July 15.
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Radio
H DD Glark
C. J_ Cleary
HE D .Whalen
Cragos
C. O. Fairchild
A. N Finn
F. Lanson
H. N. Kelberg
Ta Kreeege
W. S. Lewis
P. D. Lowell
H . Schaids
F. A. Wertz
H. Maer
Bureau of Standards
McAdoo
Ordaret
Federal Reserve
Richmond
Atlanta
Wil Ha
Passage bids for Deutschland voyage amid flood warnings
Three applicants to North German Lloyd Line seek passage home aboard the submarine Deutschland now in Baltimore. Two offer 5000 each, one offers 2000. Weather warnings saved lives as floods flood rivers in Georgia and Tennessee, leaving hundreds homeless and crippling rail and telegraph service.
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New York
Lloyd Line
Germany
Deutschland
Baltimore
Conference on Naturalization Opens at Wilson Normal School
Commissioner Newman opens a citizenship convention with 8 delegates from 44 states, under the Bureau of Immigration Naturalization. Experts outline modernizing methods for educating aliens in the Northwest and Pacific dependencies, with sessions by Raymond Crist Louis Post and others.
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Washington
Raymond F Crist
Naturalization
Olver P. Newman
Wercome
Louis F. Post
Ernest K. Thurston
Robert S Coleman
St. Paul
Double Funeral for Millard Howser and Wife
Double funeral services for Mr and Mrs Millard Howser will be held this evening at 7 3 o clock at their residence 614 G Street NE with joint interment in Leesburg Virginia tomorrow Mrs Howser died Saturday night of Brights disease and her husband yesterday afternoon of paralysis Mr Howser a member of Hope Lodge F A A M was aged about sixty William Holgar Howser and daughter Mrs Russel Lamar both of Washington survive
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Millard Fillmore Howser
G Street
Leesburg
President Wilson appeals for permanent peace at Toledo rally
50,000 cheer as President Wilson urges a policy of respecting Mexico is sovereignty and pursuing salesmanship with statesmanship after the war. He warns against forceful exploitation, calls for liberty and justice, and predicts the US will play a larger role in world trade while maintaining peace and national rights.
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Mexico
Americana
United States
America
Wilson
Washington
Toledo
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Union Station
Detroit
Isaac R. Sherwood
Sherwood
District Court News Nine husbands charged with nonsupport yesterday
District Court News reports a mass nonsupport indictment by the g7114 jury in criminal division 1. The long list includes Alvin W Goldamtt for alleged white slave law violation and Clinton Carroll where grand jury ignored a homicide charge. Several other cases span housebreaking, forgery, robbery, adultery, depredation, and carnal knowledge. A note mentions a trial event and attorney M E. O'Brien.
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Fice Siddons
Alvin W Goldamtt
Clinton Carroll
Chesapeake Junction
Evelyn P. Hayes
Charles Reynolds
Jessie Graham
Beatrice
Severance
Robert Downey
Charles W. Blakeway
Marie Nelson
Robert Williames
Casle Trige
Nelle M. Austin
Lioyd Monroe
James Chirico
William Hennan
Edward Tyler
William Henson
Henry Lucas
Alecke Wpshur
Jacob Waldman
W. E. Budd
A. Albert
James Bartram
William Knoblock
Martin K. Bostic
James Kuhn
Falal
Frank Willams
Harry B. Beavers
Albert H Hockman
Frank Casasen
Tony Guiseppe
Lewis C. Jackson
George A. Craerin
Clements H Kean
John 8. Kuster
Police News In Brief Robberies Reported to Police Yesterday
Police reports list multiple thefts including seven leather belts two umbrellas two leather pocketbooks three leather handbags five razor strops valued at 19 dollars owned by George Topham of 1219 F Street NW. A clipped brown collie dog valued 15 dollars owned by H B Reid at Mount Pleasant NW. Also items from the Howard Theater office after closing and other property losses across several addresses. A coroner's jury verdict on Edwin Binetead’s death from a fractured skull after a falling plank at Columbia Road and Eighteenth Street NW is noted.
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George Topham
F Street
H. B. Reid
Howard Theater
Yedterday
Edwin Binetead
Garfield Hospital
Columbia Road
Eighteenth Street
Army and Navy officers ordered to active duty during emergency
A lengthy wartime release lists medical reserve, motor transport, medical corps and coast artillery officers ordered to active duty. Names include First Lieuts Andrew MacAurland Gordon Underwood William Phillips Carl Gray Sumner Everingham Charles Hunt Henry Wenner Herbert Quickel Benjamin Fridge Henry Pruit Night Henry Brown Meyer Robert Irwin March and others. Officers proceed to Fort Slocum New York Columbus Barracks Ohio and various posts with retirements transfers noted, plus officers detailed to fill quartermaster vacancies and several retirements due to disability.
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Fort Slocum
N. Y
Andrew BR. Macaurland
Gordon B. Underwood
William G. Phillips, Jr
Carl D. Gray
Sumner Everingham
Charles H. Hunt
Henry L. Wenner, Jr
Herbert L
James F. Wilson
Howard TH. Harman
Clayton W. Greenh
John G. Stow
Edmund R. Brush
Henry L Arnold
Henry B. Carstens
William FB. Kramer
Medical Texerva Corps
Hillel Unterberg
Harry W. Hetmen
Charles Ford
Percy C. Chatdron
Thomas C. Pautaem
Erle F. Fifher
Frederick C. Blaetbrugop
Walter F. von Zelins
George F. Landers
Coast Artillery Corps
Tha Tama
Jon W. Ruckman
Quartermaster Corps
Lawrence 8. Carson
Twelfth Cavalry
Geoagh F. Bailey
Second Cavalry
Frank L. Case
Third Cavalry
WILLIAM C._GANNENAIKR
Tenth Cavalry
Robert 8. Powers
Hjalmer Erickson
Nineteenth Infantry
Fnward
RFS
Eighteenth Infantry
G. Maury Cralie
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Lawrence Hal
John
Stegfr
Louis
Baintow, Jr
Richard A. Jorday
Mark L. Ireland
Owen G. Colling
Graham Parker
Pat
Will H. Poixt
Gelay
Fort Bam Houston
Tex
George L. Byram
Cay- Pas
Mas Rie A. Helmick
Twenty Eighth Infantry
Southern Department
Lhonart T. Baker
Ninth Infantry
Thirty Seventh Infantry
Atmena
Williamromnfantcy
Tom Whimh
Local Incidents Report From Washington to Park Road
Reports detail a wrongfully deceased man Binstead due to neglect, a pocketbook found on the street belonging to Mrs M Peck of Rust Hall, and John H Taylor, 35, wounded in a collision at Seventh and M Streets SW. A turpentine spill caused a small fire at 644 Park Road NW. Dr J W Stewart in a hurry-call crash at Sixth and E NW. The body of Joseph Freedman, 24, identified at the morgue as the deceased from a room at the American House, with death ruled by own action.
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John H. Taylor
Chapin Street
Seventh and
M Streets
Park Road Northwest
George Grant
J. W. Stewart
K Street
Sixth Street
F Streets
Rose Brog
Georgia Avenue
Morris Levy
Fourteenth Street
Joseph Freedman
Rosalan
Washington
Nevitt
Lula Glaser Marries Thomas D Richards
Special to The Washington Post Stamford Connecticut July 1. Miss Lula Glaser actress marries Thomas D Richards actor by Justice of the Peace Peter Dondlinger. The ceremony marks her first marriage while the groom is 36 and single for his first marriage.
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Washington Post
Stamford
Conn
Lula Glaser
Justice of the Peace
Peter Dondlinger
Thomas D Richards
Organization and Objects of Shippers Protective League
Chicago July 10. The National Livestock Shippers Protective League explains it is an organization of livestock shipping interests formed to defend shippers against railroad rate hikes and to pursue a uniform shipping contract. It plans no relation to any congressional investigation, and funds are raised at five cents per car.
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Shippers’ Protective League
Chicago
National Livestock Shippers’ Protective League
S. H. Cowan
National Livestock Shippers’ Protection League
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congressional
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Franklin Street
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Clayton
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Police News
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Palm Beach
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Laula B. Perkins
Riggs
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Ignatius Ruckask
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William R. Lowe
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Albert C. Washington
Twenty-seventh Street
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Treophilus B. Steele
United States Army
Frederick W. Renthen
William 8. McNair
Inspector General
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John van R. Hoff
Surgeon General
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Rwatty, JJ
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Sol Herzog & Co. Inc
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Thrilling Film Story
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