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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1910

Page

6

Army and Navy Gossip on General Staff Bill and Courts Martial

The Senate passed a bill to place the general staff corps on par with other staff branches for filling vacancies, potentially adding over 40 officers if enacted. Debate continues in the House military committee, with fears it may not pass this session. Separately, court martial reports from the Philippines involve Chaplain Dallam and Captain Wickham amid disciplinary actions, while trials touch on post control and officer assignments at Fort Sheridan and Fort Meade. The War Department reviews post transfer authority and borders on army clothing experiments, including British rainproof coats and new infantry gear. The Army also orders 1000 new rounded emergency ration cans and notes strong praise for ordnance department equipment. Vaccination against typhoid fever shows strong uptake with only isolated cases. House leadership for military affairs remains unsettled, with Sulzer, Ay, and Slayden cited as potential chair candidates. The Coast Artillery second lieutenants nominations face Senate delay tied to class 1910 graduates and cadet precedence concerns.

General Staff Corps Army Senate House Heavy Corps of Engineers War Department Joseph Kallac Dallam Dia Capey Cub Frank D Wiesham Diet Jimmey Dalton Moonan & Jayall Dalam Wickham Dalam Royst Sulzer New York Stig Virginia Representative Slayden Tetras Coast Artilery Corps Senate Military Committee Military Academy Coast Artillery Corps

Navy Pay Corps Debated and Training Plans Outline

The article discusses proposals to merge the navy pay corps duties into the line, with vacancies filled by line detail, and notes the near-term unlikelihood of action. It covers ship trials around Rockland and Provincetown, retirements and promotions in the marine corps, and the planned advance base school at New London with Philadelphia facilities. It also details bureau reforms, hospital ship Solace improvements, officer retirements, and evolving naval medical and training programs.

Corps of Civil Engineers Navy Corps of Engineers Army Naval Pay Corps Navy Pay Corps Quartermaster Medical Corps Corps of Naval Constructors Navy Yard Philadelphia Naval Service Philadelphia Yard Port Royal Solace Charleston S.C Cuban

Central High notes mark diplomas for seven track squad members

The Central High School track team awards diplomas to seven eligible members under the ten point rule. Fritz Reuter is elected captain for next season as the squad anticipates strong performances under his leadership.

Bunt Reuter J. Kelly Currie Duppice Hamilton McQueen Fritz Reuter Central O Street Western High Baseball Todd Business High Nine Rhode Island Avenue

Marines Open New Rifle Range Near Washington

Marines complete a new rifle range on Sumph Neck four miles down the Potomac from Indian Head. The project, begun with limited funds, involved 1100 acres of land cleared and sown for grass and oats, with gardens for messes. The range features multiple firing points, galleries, a 125-seat mess, and modern drainage, water supply, telephones, and scoreboards for national rifle matches at Camp Perry.

Marine Corps Washington Mattawoman Chicamuxen Camp Perry William Charllee U.S Mgc Sumph Neck Potomac Indian Head Navy Navy Department Ordnance Department

Army Orders Leaves and transfers for several officers

Military notices list multiple leaves of absence and extensions across units including Maj Frederick F Russell Lieut Col Frank J Dodds Capt Duncan K Major and others with durations from five to thirty days. Also reports of transfers to San Francisco Boston and Glendive, a resignation accepted and an honorable discharge noted.

Frederick F. Russell Medical Corps Frank J Dodds Judge Advocate Duncan K Major Twenty Seventh Infantry John J Burleigh Infantry William A Mann Third Infantry Alfred M Hunter Coal Artillery Corps Medical Reserve Corps Peter J Hennessey Fifteenth Cavalry San Francisco Cal General Hospital Presidio of William J Snow Sixth Field Artillery Boston Mass Adjutant General of Massachusetts Julian M Gillespie United States George F Baltzell Fifth Infantry Stef Haldimand P Young San Pedro Thomas F Moran Philippine Scouts Harold P Howard Glendive Mfont

Naval Officers Ordered to Duties and Navy Vessel Movements

Orders to naval officers retirements and transfers list Lieut F Cooper Ensign Pond Wilhelm McKittrick Richardson McCabe and H V McKittrick to duty. Arrived Ajax at Boston Scorpion at Piraeus. Sailed Foote Rodgers from Charleston for Norfolk. Vestal from Bradford for Tompkinsville Wheeling Petrel from San Francisco for Bremerton. Paul Jones Preble Parry Stewart from Long Beach for Mare Island Lawrence Goldsborough Rowan from San Pedro for Mare Island Supply from Guam for Nagasaki.

Cooper J £ Pond Naval Hospital Mare Ieland A C Wilhelm H V McKittrick Louisiana W ON Richardson, Jr H V McCabe South Carolina Ajax Boston Scorpion Piraeus Foote Rodgers Charleston Norfolk

Marine corps rifle range eyed near Washington for national matches

The article discusses a new rifle range near Washington capable of hosting thousands of soldiers and attracting national rifle matches. It notes accessibility from the capital, potential matches between the Marine Corps District of Columbia Navyland Virginia and nearby states, and use by DC residents and high school cadets. Cant Harllee to captain the Marine team with Gunnery Sgt Baptist coaching. Marines from Newark Washington Philadelphia and Norfolk to qualify on the range, with the national team prepping there.

Washington Marine Corps Columbia Navyland Virginia Cant Harllee Sergt Baptist Imarines Newark Philadelphia Norfolk

Modern Woodmen Logrolling Contest Set for June 17

The District Modern Woodmen of America central committee unites A R Talbot Camp Columbia Camp West End Camp Lincoln Camp and Georgetown Camp for Chesapeake Beach events on Friday June 17 A logrolling contest with a $10 prize is planned a competitive drill between A R Talbot and Lincoln camps offers $25 and a Modern Woodmen pennant game pits West End against Georgetown camps

Modern Woodmen of America Chesapeake Beach R Talbot Columbia Camp West End Lincoln Camp Georgetown Camp R. Talbot Lincoln Westnd Georgetown Woodmen of America George

Cuticura Remedies Praised By Nurse For Child’s Recovery

A nurse from Litchfield Conn reports a year old boy’s severe skin sores improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She claims two months of treatment cured all sores and the child never had similar issues again, attributing recovery to the remedies.

Sinearaly Bey Ra. Egbert Sheldon Litchfield Conn

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