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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
10
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A long, opinionated column analyzes President Wilson’s stance on tariff cuts, arguing for a gradual approach to protect the economy and limit disruption. It discusses party dynamics, the influence of special interests, and calls for unity among Democrats while noting Republican opposition and broader European tensions. The piece compares U.S. tariff policy debates with Britain’s wartime concerns and sea power strategic implications.
An expert from the New York board of estimate concludes that high costs and hours of effort fail because schools ignore individual child needs. He urges one or two teachers to focus on personal tutoring and calls for studies linking physical and mental growth to tailor programs. He also proposes tracking students after graduation to assess life outcomes.
A critical editorial argues Senate Republicans plan to delay President Wilson's cabinet and minor appointments. It notes Democrats previously blocked Taft nominees, condemns progressive tactics, and warns of potential government paralysis, political retribution, and loss of public confidence amid an upcoming extra session.
An old Persian throne valued around 15 million dollars, once part of Shah Ismail and kept in the Constantinople treasury, is being offered as collateral for a loan by Sultan Mehmed. Diplomats note the throne’s ceremonial role but understand it is not central to the Ottoman imperial insignia. The piece is elaborately adorned with gold and jewels and was previously used for great ceremonial occasions.
European nations reward long service with medals for 30 years in industry, as France grants the Medal of Honor to 107 workers in Slavec and Havre. The U S lacks a retirement pension for federal clerks, while France’s scheme boosts industrial loyalty and employer-employee solidarity amid different pension policies.
Postmaster General Burleson announced that unless newspapers provide required publicity law information within ten days, their publications will be barred from the mails. About 21 percent have complied. delinquents include major daily papers in Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and other cities. Hitchcock had ordered postmasters to gather reports pending a constitutional ruling.
Cairo wireless operators copied messages from the West Indies over more than 7000 miles, claim surpassing the prior world record. Capt. Hayden of Key West reports receiving the claim from Cairo. The Salem cruiser sailed for Hampton Roads after testing Arlington wireless, reportedly receiving daylight transmissions up to 2400 miles en route to Europe.
Eight Army officers have been detailed by the War Department to observe the spring target practice of the Atlantic battleship fleet on the southern drill grounds off the Virginia Capes late this month. The observers include Col. Charles L. Phillips Maj. Alston Hamilton Maj. Percy M. Kessler Maj. Frank K. Ferguson Capt. Cufford Carson Capt. Kenneth C. Masteller Capt. James L. Walsh Fleet Lieut. Clifford L. Corbin all from coast artillery and ordnance, with the latter two representing the department and fleet, respectively.
A New York American commentary argues that candidate ambition after a national administration change is natural and healthy. It asserts voters and candidates alike have the right to ask for office, within public trust, noting history and party service while urging patience and justice for pursuing public roles.
Henry Huntington at 63 plans to retire from business and move to New York then Europe. He says saving weekly and living within means creates wealth, urging young men to invest increases and pursue salaried positions. Also notes Huntington’s fortune and view of opportunity in modern era.
Army orders list fifteen day leave for Capt. William P. stokey and three month, one month terms for Capt. Leon L. Roach, Capt. James T. Moore, and Chaplain Walter K. Lloyd. Major generals detail officers for spring target practice starting March 26 at Chesapeake and other sites, plus assignments to Galveston and Walter Reed Hospital for observation and treatment. A board of ordnance officers meets at Sandy Hook, and Capt. James J. Moore is removed from Walter Reed and to rejoin his Twenty-seventh Infantry. Capt. Abraham A. Loeb moves to Fort Thames, Ky, and others report for various duties and examinations.
Read Admiral W M Parks commissioned rear admiral in the navy Lieut W C J Stiles commissioned lieutenant in the war Lieut Gunter grade F X Gygax detached Winterthur Switzerland to bureau of steam engineering Navy Department Medical Inspector I Bogert Jr commissioned medical inspector in the navy Medical Inspector L W Spratling commissioned Surg 8 3 Rodman detached Atlantic reserve fleets to navy yard Charleston S C Surg C F Ely detached naval proving grounds Indian Head Md to Tututla Samoa Surg R A Bachmann to Delaware Burg P S Roshithh commissioned 4 surgeon in the navy Asst Surg W G Townsen commissioned an assistant surgeon in the medical reserve corps of the navy Asst Surg W W Wilkinson commissioned eh assistant surgeon in the medical reserve corps of the navy Asst Surg C A Frink commissioned an assistant surgeon in the medical reserve corps of the navy Asst Surg E M Foote commissioned an assistant navy Asst Surg B H Shur commissioned an assistant surgeon in the medical reserve corps of pA Paymaster C W Rose commissioned a passed assistant paymaster in the navy Chaplain T B Thompson to receiving ship at Norfolk Va Assistant Naval Constructor C I L Brand commissioned at assistant naval constructor in the nay Civil Engineer N B Smith commissioned clearly engineer in the navy Assistant Civil Engineer H G Taylor commissioned as assistant civil engineer in the navy Assistant Civil Engineer Gaylord Church commissioned an assistant civil arneer in the navy Marine corps order Lieut Col B H W Waller detached army service Schools Fort Leavenworth to Washington DC Second Lieut Tt S Griger detached recruiting duty New York to duty with detachment for Mare Island Second Lieut 8 S Rodd to marine barracks Puget Sound upon arrival in United States
Baltimore dispatch reports that former President William Howard Taft may assume the Johns Hopkins University presidency. Trustees reportedly favor Taft for his legal expertise and executive record, possibly replacing the late president and guiding a growing university. A Yale change and Hopkins leadership shift are discussed.
Vice Admiral Sir Percy Scott announced at a chambers of commerce banquet in London that he will leave the navy at week’s end to let juniors advance. He praised the service’s efficiency and noted recent gains in gunnery, recalling his role as director of naval gunnery practice and inventor of night signaling gear and heavy-gun improvements.
The Pennsylvania Railroad directors voted to electrify the main line from Broad Street Station in Philadelphia to Paoli a 20 mile stretch. Work will start soon with suburban trains expected to use the system next year and a projected cost near 4 million dollars.
London March 12 The postmaster general H L Samuel announced during a House of Commons debate that the government intends to introduce a reform bill for the House of Lords in the present parliament. He said the new second chamber would shed hereditary principles and would not have its absolute veto restored under any circumstances.
A U S party arrived at the isthmus today to inspect the canal. The party included twelve representatives, members of the House committee on naval affairs, and Lieut. Gen. M. B. Young, U S A retired, with their families.
A March weather bulletin notes widespread rain moving from the central and southern U S toward the East over the next two days, with heavy rainfall in Gulf States and milder temperatures elsewhere. A Western storm shifts east, bringing warmer then colder conditions, while winds vary along coasts and at Lake Michigan. Local readings list midnight and early morning temperatures and humidity, with notes on sunshine and prior-year figures.
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