Army and Navy plans for canal defense and discipline
Col Goethals leads Panama Canal fortification work with an estimated 14 million dollar cost for coastal defenses and armament. Proposals would move military prisons to the War Department, restore good conduct, and assign police duties to troops. a 8000-man Canal Zone force is planned, with barracks costing 3.5 million and distribution of units across Ancon, Culebra, and Margarita.
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Pasteurized Milk Curbing Typhoid Says History
A historical summary notes typhoid linked to raw milk and cream with cases in Cassel showing infection among those who drank unpasteurized dairy. It cites studies by Rosenau and others, endorsing proper pasteurization at 140 degrees for 30 minutes or home heating near boiling, to prevent illness and reduce mortality.
Navy retirement board weighs officer retirements before July
The plucking board finished preliminary work to select officers for retirement on June 30 and will reconvene July 1 to tally voluntary retirements. The number of forced retirements will hinge on vacancies needed to reach 40 retirements above lieutenant junior grade after voluntary retirements. Selections are tentatively made, but fewer applications for voluntary retirement are expected due to potential legislation on automatic advancement under current law.
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Confederate Veteran Fights Takoma Park Land Claim
Howard Rowe, a elderly Confederate veteran evicted from his Takoma Park hut last April, vows to fight the land claimants who allege title. He recalls seventeen years of residence, ongoing court battles among more than 50 heirs, and the loss of cherished possessions and home life, while living with his sister in a bare barn surrounded by plants and memories.
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Evicted veteran couple endure cold days in shanty
Rowe, a wind-broken Civil War veteran, and his sister were evicted from their home after an eviction by a real estate broker. They lived in a tent for days, surviving on chickens and meager jobs, while clinging to hope that the federal act will settle land ownership and allow them to return to a home they cherish. They rent a shanty now and rely on daily newspapers for a sense of normalcy.
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Rowe
J. E. B. Stuart
Charles Alder
Holt
Rockville
Ithtoa Daya Rowe
W. B. Walters
Shy Slater
Virginia
Mexican Damages Claims Promptly Settled
The Mexican government plans to pay most U S claims for border disturbances during the Madero era. Some claims viewed as excessive or untenable will be adjusted, with the American embassy in Mexico City informed of the effort. Several Americans were killed or wounded along the border at Juarez and other towns.RAEBL ABRAM SIMON
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Juarez
City of
Mexico
Female demon fears ghost of victim
An inmate described as a “female demon” recounts brutal prison years and dungeons for fights, claiming various guards and a fellow inmate provoked her. She blames others for violence, mentions Ada and Estes Miner, and speaks of fear during a storm and reluctance to die, asserting she will be good henceforth.
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Leavenworth
Margaret Small
Ada
Estes Miner
Revenue Cutters Prepared for War Footing
The revenue cutter service is being placed on a war footing with crews entered for the first time to undertake periodic target practice under naval regulations. Each vessel will practice seasonally, records kept, pennants awarded, and ships equipped with modern six-pounders, except for the Gresham Yamacraw and the two new Unalga and Miami shps.
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