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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1919
Page
11
Fragmented OCR text mentions Moias M Baater and Ms Meneel living with relatives and nephews at a Reventh arrest. It notes they will take charge of the prabasiy bringing it here fer. No clear names, dates, or locations readable beyond scattered terms.
The first meeting of the minimum wage board for women workers will gather in the District building to discuss standard wage scales. Representing employers are Frank Hill Charles Crane and Les Baumgarten. Labor delegates include Mrs Nettie Kirchner Bim Nellie Bherry and Besse Reed. Public representatives are Judge Wil a Hits M G Axtell and Dean Ryan Ethel Smith will represent the board.
A sign at the entrance to the American embassy announced two applications by Germans for commissions in Japanese or other foreign armies. The placard referenced persistent reports despite denials, noting that such employment could offer attractive rates.
Plans in New York call for President Wilson to speak from the Metropolitan Opera House with former President Taft in support of the League of Nations. He will arrive at 8 15 p m at Pennsylvania Station and be escorted by a large police guard.
Representative Charles C. Carlin set to preside at the first annual supper of Alexandria retail merchants. The Alexandria Chamber of Commerce board presents Knight as roastmaster with other officials and local leaders attending. Also noted are obituaries for Miss M. L. Blackburn and Maj. John Dep Douw, plus funeral and church notices and a political-mayoral bid from Douw.
Readable fragments describe an item in a local newspaper notice with names and places unclear. The text suggests a public or classified notice type but lacks coherent details to identify action dates or authorities. Further content is needed to provide a precise summary.
Coblenz reports from March 3 state U S Army officers question demobilization and readjustment of German forces. An American expert says only remnants of old regiments remain useful, with about 300 000 men unconvinced to rejoin a new army. Events suggest continued suppression of unrest and a potential Noske action to dissolve remaining troops.
A fragment notes Noske choosing to retain partial mobilization while preserving other elements for a restructured army. It mentions a present volunteer force estimated around 300,000 men and ongoing debates on the new organization.
A fragmentary dispatch alleges stern governance over an island population by local rulers with harsh measures. The text references mandates, colonial-era context, and mentions Australia and Britain in connection with governance and displacement.
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