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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1907

Page

7

Army and Navy notes on officers and barracks moves

Brig Gen John M K E Davis becomes a general in artillery after May 25 retirement of Brig Gen Constant Williams. The Army War College moves to new building at Washington Barracks. Medical and line officers advance, with tests on dehydrated foods, regimental bakeries, and Manila duty plans. Naval topics cover gunnery ages, Georgia Day review, academy reforms, and submarine tests plus dock project negotiations.

John M. KE. Davis Constant Williams Military Academy Arkansas Artilery Corps Leutenant Cavalry Infantry Volunteers Arthur MacArthur Leonard Wood Medical Department Weston Subsistence Frederick D. Grant Greely Signal Corps Army Bell Carter Barry Mills Edgarly Pershing Godfrey Thomas Morton McCaskey Hall Hodges Furston Twentieth Kansas Infantry Aguinaldo Army War College General Staff of the Army Jackson Place War College Washington Barracks War Department John Ramondy Barber Oregon Rush Medical College Edward Godfrey Huber Missouri University of Michigan Department of Medicine and Surgery John Lloussa Lambe, Jr Pennsylvania Jefferson Medical College Henry Alfred Phillips Kentucky Hospital College of Medicine Louisville Howard McCrum Snyder Wyoming Arthur Newman Tasker District of Columbia George Washington University Joseph Arliss Worthington J. Louis University Army Medical School Medical Corps Philippines San Francisco United States Manila PF. J. Koester H. T. Ferguson D. B. Case Buford Congress Camp Perry Chio Division of the Navy Department Atlantic R. D. Evans Metcalf Hampton Roads New York Chesapeake Bay France Netherlands Washington Corps of Cadets West Point Corps of Midshipmen Annapolis Jamestown Sumner Olympia Nevada Florida Connecticut Virginia Haypton Roads Cape Car Birmingham Salem Curtis Kale East Camden Ros Grutin Lisdt Aloe H. Yates Chester Colwell Philadelphia Navy W. B. Rogers H. C. Sharpe Chicago T.S. Jewett Agricultural Department Naval Academy Academy Long Island Sound New London Gardiners Bay Newport Naydl Academy

Massachusetts Man Claims Invincible Submarine To End War

The Boston Herald reports Carl M. Wheaton of Newtonville declares he has invented a submarine and accessories to end war. His craft would inject nonexplosive anesthetic into enemy ships to render crews unable to operate, with a puncturing gun and heated anesthetic systems. He envisions capturing ships rather than building costly battleships, and notes the vessel remains submerged to avoid detection while observing the action below.

Massachusetts Boston Herald Carl M. Wheaton Newtonville Mr. Wheaton Wheaton

How Bank Thieves Work Highlighted by Ex Sneak's Memoir

Chicago gangster Harry Schindler known as the Swindler describes in detail bank burglary methods in a bankers edition of a book. He recounts plan spotting weak banks on payday and following tellers, directors, and guards, with a Pittsburgh job using an apple stall disguise to steal 8000. Other cases include San Jose and Cincinnati thefts and a Chicago board of trade office robbery.

The Chicago Tribune Harry Schindler Scindler Chicago American Bankers’ Association Pittsburg Swingler Jimmie Carrol Tom" Bigelow Watt Jones Windsor Canada Pittsburge Institution Carre Carrol Watts San Jose Cal Cincinnnati Schindler Board of Trade

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