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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
11
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The piece argues that repeated US shots at Vera Cruz, Carranza chaos, and Mexican affairs threaten American honor and foreign life protection. It criticizes administration paralysis and calls for decisive action beyond sending battleships, warning of broader war and Ottoman and Zionist visions intertwined with the era’s conflicts.
The text discusses the pmvrna allegedly facing British naval pressure and a potential policy shift toward Jerusalem as part of the broader war strategy. It notes possible regional moves and the uncertain impact on western fortunes and the involved nations.
Trade bodies and citizens groups in the District endorse the federal joint committee probe into the city government fiscal relations. Officials and commissioners are urged to present a united case for the half and half appropriation system to show the District’s needs and ensure fair treatment by the national government.
A Southern Railway comptroller lauds unknown everyday employes as the backbone of company success. He credits personal loyalty and efficiency of workers for the road’s achievement, noting that leadership must recognize those who do the days work and avoid deadwood in the system.
Analysis warns that China faces a looming war with Japan as demands by Japan threaten force if China does not concede. The piece argues China is unprepared, Europe is distracted, and only strong defense can ensure peace, urging the United States to prepare for war to preserve peace and China’s integrity.
News from London and Paris details the marriage of Alice Countess of Amherst to Prince Jean Sapieha, an Austrian lancer and prisoner of war, who, freed on parole, will reside at Plas Amherst in North Wales with his new wife. The report also notes the engagement of Prince Alexander Sapieha to Sarah Paine of Boston, linking family intrigues, fortunes, and wartime detentions across Europe.
The text argues that initiative by officials and workers strengthens value beyond stopwatch methods. It views employees as essential parts of a living system within railroads and big firms. It urges restraint by critics of corporations and notes Congress' upcoming adjournment while business continues.
De Wolf Hopper a comic opera singer teams with a French cavalry captain to buy remount horses in a Missouri barn. A grand bay horse is paraded, Hopper declares recognition, while the French officer pays large francs for horses he never truly sees.
William Lee, an avid angler, started a worm farm in Indian Orchard to counteract a dry season. The operation uses a shelter for stock fed on soap suds, sugar, and bread crumbs with plans to add milk for brighter red worms. The venture aims at producing a 100d crop and shows rapid population growth.
Judge Charlies Bowen Howry associate justice of the United States Court of Claims will retire from the bench Monday at the eluge of court He is 76 last May born in Oxford Mississippi in 1844 He studied law at the University of Mississippi earning a bachelor’s degree in 1867 and a doctor of laws in 1890 He served as United States district attorney from 1834 to 1884 and as Assistant Attorney General from 1893 to 1897 He was appointed to the Court of Claims by President Cleveland in 1897 He served in the Mississippi forces in the Civil War and was wounded at Franklin Members of the bar plan ceremonies upon his retirement.
Grenville Keogh, 19, son of Supreme Court Justice Martin J Keogh, had an accident after returning from a drive with friend William Yerd. Water in gasoline dripped into his ear and soaked the drum, causing delirium until two specialists treated him for hours.
Reuters 43 year old Lufavelte Reuter died in New York after seven weeks of artificial respiration. He had suffered nerve paralysis affecting his limbs and lungs. Relatives and friends manually pumped his chest to keep him alive while he remained conscious and gave pumping instructions.
Beemerville New Jersey dispatch reports farmer Charles Terry, 58, attempted to rescue a cat from a tree. He crawled onto a small branch, it snapped, and both he and the cat fell. Terry suffered a compound fracture to his left arm. the cat escaped unharmed.
A Newark Time report describes the Albemarle Hotel adjacent to the Hoffman House closed a month ago for Horowits development plans. Col Edward Barry Wilcox, a 1863 year old tenant of fourteen years, refuses to vacate his room amid auctions and service cuts, arguing he can manage stairs and remains in place as the property changes hands.
A marble shaft will mark the burial site of Glenwood Main Stay, a prize bull among 62 cattle killed by hoof and mouth disease. Assemblyman E T Gill plans the monument and will inscribe the bull’s pedigree, its prizes, and the venues where it won them, noting the total value of killed stock at about $50,000.
Poem from the London Daily Mail reflecting on war and faith. It laments a world turning from God and asks for guidance to pray, restore reverence, and seek strength in the crisis. The verse recalls past beliefs and calls for a united, single-hearted devotion to truth amid turmoil.
The fragmentary page blends verse and prose with wordplay and a boxing of jokes. It mentions a puzzled reader in a New York World piece, a Philadelphia Pulse Ledger joke about Samson and barberism, musings on women and marriage, and a Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau forecast for the DC area.
Nine foreign men arrived at dawn with axes ropes and pulleys and began removing the rear of an old house at 375 Pearl Street. Police detained them and Judge Owen P Mahon released the men on promise to return the rest of the house and repair the site claiming the building appeared abandoned.
A hen at Hastings NSW reportedly perched in a cedar tree on the Wr Gushee Longue Vue estate, allegedly announcing a secret to a brood of thirteen chicks. The poultry overseer Mo oC Crama removed the flock from the 20 foot high roost and housed them, prompting speculation whether the birds are cedar or palm chickens.
In Waycross area a 20-year-old man, Harley MeeQuaig, was shot and killed by his brother Lee McQuarg who mistook him for a ghost at their father Anderson McQuaig’s house four miles northwest of Waycross. The shooting occurred as Harley waited at the steps. no arrests have been reported. The victim left behind a wife and young child.
Samuel Untermyer, longtime special counsel in the Mones trust inquiry, voiced support for railroad freight rate increases before Secretary Lane in Washington. He argued railroads should charge rates commensurate with services, citing wartime demand and strong crops as justification for broad improvements ahead.
A long, uneven discussion covers cotton acreage cuts, price expectations, and farmer strategies in Texas and the South. It notes uncertain demand,Mexican border concerns, and lingering war impact on commerce. Residents debate diversification and regional politics as markets adjust postwar.
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