Directors list includes Gray Hoover Howard and others
Directors named Tieorse W Gray William D Hoover George Howard Reginald Huldekoper oO H P Johnson Thomas R Jones Victor Kauffmann Edward Mclean Samuel Maddox William F Quicksall Jank W Stone William H Walker John L Weaver Henry K Willard
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Tieorse W. Gray
William D. Hoover
George Howard
Reginald 8S
Huldekoper
H. P. Johnson
Thomas R. Jones
Victor Kauffmann
Edward Mclean
Samuel Maddox
William F. Quicksall
Jank W. Stone
William H. Walker
John L. Weaver
Henry K. Willard
City by City Money Totals Across Major U.S. Areas
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous city names with large dollar figures, including New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston St Louis Detroit Cincinnati Cleveland Los Angeles New Orleans Omaha Milwaukee Atlanta Portland Seattle Denver Houston Indianapolis Providence Fort Worth Washington Salt Lake City Toledo Des Moines Stratford and others. The totals alternate with misread punctuation, presenting a grand total of 3 509 406 000 and outside totals 1 167 616 000.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Loui
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit
Cincinnaty
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Omaha
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Toulsville
Seattle
Paul
Yortland
Ores
Iyenver
Houston
Tehmoend
Indianapolis
Providence
Fort Worth
Albay
Salt Love City
Toledo
Woman in Whittier Hears Albany Friend by Phone
In Whittier California Mrs Margarite Hamm widow of a former Mexico City banker says a three minute telephone chat with a friend in Albany New York sounded as if in the same room. The call to Los Angeles cost 22.50 and the woman recognized the voice instantly despite distance.
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Los Angeles
Urges Trade Research and US shale wealth use
Editor post cites Arthur D Little urging US citizens especially in the South to convert mineral wealth into useful products for self sufficiency amid war disruptions. It highlights sulphur from 1000 feet deep in the US, ferro phosphorus from Tennessee ores, and sulfuric acid production by Duck Town Copper Co. as examples, and stresses utilizing by products and soils fertility to reduce imports and grow national prosperity. R. BE.
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Post
Arthur D. Little
Boston
United States
Germany
Lord Bacon
Louisiana
Texas
Tennessee
Duck Town Copper Company
East
The
Lk Fforn
Kentucky
Lake Ports
Connellsville
South
Central West
Comparing Marching Songs of Germany and England
Crosby argues that folk songs reveal national character with England’s morale shown as trifling in “Tipperary” while Germany’s “Watch on the Rhine” embodies sublime patriotism. He praises the German hymn as elevating soldiers toward the heroic ideal, contrasting it with perceived English triviality.
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England
Germany
Tipperary
Crosby
Atrocities in Kongo tied to King Leopold II
Editor Post defends Leopold II against German-backed claims of Belgian responsibility for Kongo rubber abuses. He states atrocities were committed on a German prince’s private domain for his profit, notes Leopold ceded sovereignty to Belgium, and cites Morrell’s authoritative book in Washington Library.
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House of Coburg
Leopold TI
Leopold
Europe
House of Deputies
EK. QO. Morrell
Washington Public Library
H. P. Okte
Thinks War Tax Should Be Called Deficiency Levy
Editor Vest cites readers on why the term war tax was applied to the $100,000,000 issue arguing deficiency levy is proper. He notes tariff reduction benefits to workers, cites job cuts under Republican administration, and predicts 1916 reconstruction of White House timber with two Michigan senators. FP. Wilkes Shute, Michigan.
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Vest
White House
Michigan
United States
White Oak
Jackson Clase
Wilkes Shute
Is the United States a British dependency
A letter from STUART questions American independence and neutrality in light of recent events. The writer, a long-time resident of Britain, reflects on England’s conduct, the war’s meaning, and whether the U S remains a free nation. He contrasts American values with British actions and warns rulers not to bow to Britain.
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Post
Graves
England
Betits
James Leoavell
Siones
Germany
Japan
China
Rimman
Stuart
Belgium Aid Debate Behind War Food Politics
A Southern reader argues over Britain feeding Belgian refugees while German control persists. The letter questions whether Britain should risk its own population for Belgian needs, cites Luxembourg, and urges practical aid like washable clothing and underwear for refugees rather than grand gowns or toys.
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Germany
Britain
America
Luxembourg
Henry van Dyke
Belgium
Europe
American
Monroe
Great Britain
Belelumt
Two Kinds of Iron Cross Explained in 19th Century Notice
The Marquise de Fou tenoy notes two distinct Iron Cross awards, one for combatants worn on a black band with a white stripe, and a noncombatant version on a white band with a black stripe. The noncombatant cross honors hospital service, explaining why many ladies received it in 1870–71, while Krupp von Bohlen is misrepresented.
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Krupp von Bohten
Daily Reader
Never a word about another woman watchword
A Raleigh Hotel address by Mrs. Ellis Logan is cited in The Post on February 27 urging women to assist one another and never speak ill of another woman. The piece praises the counsel as humane and truly womanly, calling for daily adoption of the motto in private and public life.
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Ellis Logan
Raleigh
L. W
Pan American Federation Advocate Letter from Hubbard
Elmer B Hubbard of Cardenas Cuba appeals for a pan American federation of nations to replace international lawlessness. He argues nations must abandon armed self defense and entrust peace to police, pledging Christian virtue and civilizational progress.
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Pan-American Federation OF Nations
United States of America
Pan- American Federation of Nations
Tany
Bae Elmer B. Hubbard
Cardenag
Cuba
Neutral rights and rules of war urged by Fiditor Post
Fiditor Post argues neutrals must insist on respect for rights in war. He supports banning abominable practices, including unanchored mines and sinking ships without search, suggesting submarines should not target merchant vessels without proper search and that war should be restrained to civilized norms. B. Pickman Mann.
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B. Pickman Mann
England Responsible for World Opium Habit, Says M. B.
Editor Post notes aristocracy huts resemble those in Korea, Japan, and Russia and asserts England alone profits from opium. He claims opium selling by England drives the global opium habit. The piece juxtaposes eastern and western elites and condemns opium trade.
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England
Korea
Japan
Russia
Points Out Harships Of Clerks To Senators
Editorial notes clerks under civil service have secure jobs with decent pay and regular hours, while a senator’s clerk loses employment when the senator leaves office. Senate clerks work odd hours, nights, Sundays, and handle confidential tasks, unlike department clerks with routine duties.
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Civil Service
A. N. Stevens
Maryland Ratified Articles Kept First Union Alive
The article recalls March 17 178* when Maryland ratified the Articles of Confederation, finishing the first union among American colonies. It notes Franklin’s 1775 plan, the 1776 committee, and Maryland’s terms demanding Western lands concessions, enabling Congress to raise funds. It explains the Confederation’s weakness and the shift to a stronger union with the later Constitution, citing Washington on unity and the long arc toward centralized government.
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Maryland
Congress
Franklin
Washington
Confederation
Public probate notices from Washington DC estates
The District of Columbia probate docket lists notices for Daniel McFarren and Len McClung. Creditors are warned to exhibit their claims with vouchers by February and March 1915 respectively or be excluded from estate benefits. Attached are signatures of J L Moore, Ward B Clement, James Tannes, and Robert G McClung.
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Supreme Court OF the Strict OF Columbia
District of Columbia
di of Columbia
Daniel McFarren
T of Co Tumbig
Hagda
J. LS Moore
National Metropolitan Bank
Ward B. Clement
McLachlen
James Tannes
Wilk
Bate Court
Mbi
Robert G. McClung
Supreme Court OF the
Maxiachusette
Len Meclung
Neavon Street
Borton
Massy
Lthe Wetriet
Columbia
Washington
Emarkiet
Foslock P
Louis Krowsnlow
Charles W. Autz
United States
Department of Lustice
K Street
Gregory
Office OF Tite Commissioners
Secretary of the
Board of
Thatriet
LHS
Western High School Halidi
Atte and
Roeterts
Northwrst
Hank
Buiiding
Washington, DC
Oliver Poontw
Louis Browanlow
RUTZ
Commsssioners
Sa's Sale of Munitions Stirs German Enmity
A Spanish American veteran denounces U S arms manufacturers for exporting hundreds of millions of dollars worth of weapons to belligerents. The writer claims the policy will fuel German resentment toward America and lead to future trouble, as exporters seek further sales amid global conflict.
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America
Kle
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