Austria Curb Plague and Care for Prisoners Widely
Letter to the Post from Dr Winkler defends Austrian conditions, recounting prisoners from the East Front who reportedly faced typhoid fever dysentery and smallpox but now claim eradication. He argues modern medical care, organized camps, and Red Cross rules improved treatment, with prisoners allowed work and limited liberty under guard.
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Winkler
Post
McDonald
East Front
Ir Orient
USA
Tragic Self Destruction in Potomac Park Near Seventeenth Street
Washington man, native of Nashville, ended his life yesterday morning with a revolver in Potomac Park near Seventeenth and B streets while alone. He had recent mental illness and a period of illness this year, recently in a hospital, and had been living with Mr and Mrs Dodd on Eighteenth Street Northwest. The coroner confirmed death by his own action. his wife’s whereabouts are unknown.
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Forestry Service
Department of Agriculture
Potoni
Rreiman Wasi
Nashvile
NEW York Sun
Bryan
Germany
United States
Harry H Head
William W Head
Cameron Street
Washington- Virginla Railway Company
Band Concert Today At Capitol Opera House
The program includes True to the Flag Rienzi Valse lente from Samson and Delilah and other works by Wagner Saint Saens Von Blom Lehar Meyerbeer and Sousa with Hymn The Halls of Montezuma and The Star Spangled Banner. Conducted by William Ho Santelmann with DA and Manne Rand guiding the performance.
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DA & Manne Rand
Capitol
Wiliam Ho Santelmann
von Blom
Samson and Delilah
Saint Saens Gavatte Fein
Lehar Fackeltanz
Meyerhesr Maris
Montezuma
Comment of press of nation on Mr Bryan resignation
A compilation of editorials from New York American New York Times New York Herald Philadelphia Inquirer Philadelphia Record Philadelphia Ledger Boston Post Indianapolis Star Albany Knickerbocker Press New York Sun Boston Journal Pittsburgh Gazette Times Buffalo Express Los Angeles Times Memphis Commercial Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Indianapolis Star
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Press OF Nation
MR. Bryan
Boston Post
Mr Bryan
Baltimore
Alexandria City Budget and Contested License Taxes 1915
The city council approved a $175000 budget for the new fiscal year read with out debate and adopted amendments to the license law including a $50 tax on building and loan associations and raised chattel mortgage fees to $100 A proposal to tax automobiles by seating capacity failed and was stricken A J Pohl took a seat in the Third ward delegation and was assigned to the light and police committee Cont Harvey of the Second Infantry published a letter defending his position on a District militia appointment and a grand jury term for the Alexandria corporation court was set for next Monday with six potential jurors named Funeral arrangements were announced for Harry H Head a former Washington Virginia Railway employee.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Common Council
J Pohl
Third Ward
Pohl
Committee On Light and Police
Committee On Fire Department
Union Station
Corporation
Duke Street
Stonebridge
Alexandria Water Company
Alexandria-Washington
Alexandria Corporation Court
Louis C Barley
Commonwealth
Samuel G Brent
Robert H Cox
A Smoot, Jr
P F Gorman
Leopold Ruben
James F Peyton
Joseph C Gates
E Stewart Smith
Alexander Suter
Richard E Acton
M L_ Risheik
Clinton S Ballenger
D G Grillbortzer
James M Duncan
Plan for police protection in Alexandria county
A county supervisors meeting at the county courthouse heard a delegation of property owners and citizens urging a county police to curb crimes they say have risen this spring. The board, believing it has the power to appoint one, expects to take steps by July 1 to safeguard residents.
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Board of Supervisors
Alexandria County
St Cecilia's Academy Commencement Addresses Medals Awarded
Commencement exercises concluded a week of festivities for St Cecilia's Academy with diplomas given to Genevieve Neuland Anadale and Margaret Neuland and Elsie Mohler. Medals honored attendance. Rev C E Wheeler delivered the address. Clergy from St Peter's and Holy Comforter attended the ceremony in a blue white and gold decorated stage.
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St Cecelias Academy
Mgr O’brien
St Peter's Church
Genevieve Marie
Anadale
Margaret Mary Neuland
Elsie Beckett Mohler
Conservatory
Iona Cook
Anna Ferguson
Anadale Francesa Murphy
Anna Malone
Miss Mohler
Kathleen Gill
Ethel Williams
Miss Nealand
Catherine Nolan
Sabina Hann
Thelma Reid
Elizabeth Mu
J B Delauney
Holy Cross College
Brookland
Walter Daly
Holy Comforter Church
Stephen Morris
L Weidenham
St Peter’s
John J. Barrett
Baltimore
Paris Socialist Paper Seized
Paris government orders seizure of La Guerre Sociale edited by Gustave Herve for an uncensored article attacking war conduct.
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Paris
la Guerre Sociale
Gustave Herve
Brooklands Brotherhood Hosts Wilson Guest at Memorial Hall
The Brooklands Brotherhood held an entertainment and reception at Lord Memorial Hall Brookland last night in honor of Secretary of Labor Wilson. He spoke on departmental work while a varied program featured vocal selections, piano pieces, recitations, cello, whistling, and Hawaiian music led by a roster of local performers. The event opened with welcoming remarks by President George M Clayton.
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Brooklands Brotherhood
Lord Memorial Hall
Brookland
Wilson
Harry J. Anderson
Clarence Morgan
Florence Reynolds
Ruth Clayton
Fred E Barbour
Maurice F Lyons
Lulu I Waters
W K Gilman
Leo C Perry
George M Clayton
The
Brotherhood
Mayo Named Vice Admiral by Wilson
Rear Admiral Henry T Mayo commander of the first division of the Atlantic fleet was designated yesterday by President Wilson as a vice admiral of the navy, the first of three vice admirals to be appointed.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Bryan
Game
Lindley M. Garrison
Henry T Mayo
Atlantic
Wilson
French Colonel Vignal Named Attache to Washington and Mexico City
Brevet Colonel Vignal of the engineer corps is appointed French military attache at Washington and Mexico City. He has been serving as commandant of engineers with one of the French armies at the front.
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Paris
Vignal
Engineer Corps
Washington
Mexico City
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Teastoart
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Ework Tribune
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State Department
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Cincinnati
Freie Presse
Tare
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Portland
Oreg
Oregonian
ST. Louis
New Orleans
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Tribene
Omaha
Phoenix Republican
Department of
Republican
Nebraska
Harvey
A. J. Pohl
H. C. Wilsot
HT Harvey
Second Infantry
NG DC
H C. Wilson
Department of the District
United
Col Harvey
Col. Harvey
Harry E Head
Mr Wilson
District of Columbia
National Guard
War Department
General Staff of the Army
Cal Glendie B Young
Cates
Col. Young
Isa
District of Columbia Regiment
Col Young
Diannet of Columbia National Guard
ST. Cecilia’s
C. E Wheeler
H Street
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Shoreham Hotel
Are
Palm Beach
Brookland Brotherhood
Tork
Mayo
Atlantic Fleet
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L. C. Clark
Melba St
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O'Donnell
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Chesapeake and Potomac
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