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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1919

Page

14

Glass Considers Railroad Finance Plan Details

Secretary Glass and officials discussed using Federal Reserve facilities to aid railroad operations pending Congress appropriation. Rail notes backed by Railroad Administration warrants could, with rediscount, tap Fed credit, but a Reserve Board rule may be required. Further conferences are planned.

Federal Reserve System Glass Hines Gov Harding The Reserve Board War Finance Corporation Federal Reserve Plana Sti Hines Railroad Catnalises Ri Troa

Mutinous Troops Held on Transport Stationed Aboard US Vessel

Reported aboard a transport, British and American troops mutinied on a ship's steerage seeking passage and fares. Authorities investigated sticking to safety and transport rules while some men remained aboard amid tensions. Several enlisted men feared violence as they faced the risk of being left at ports.

Toles Tle Unitel Wei Gwaters bSork Cote Gap

600000 FOR POLISH ARMY PLAN ALLEGEDLY APPROVED

A garbled excerpt discusses a 600000 strong Polish army unit and a plan tied to enemy action. The text references Meise Gy Phe TP lis and a presumed approval by authorities, suggesting military mobilization or deployment amid wartime context. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.

Proopsylen Mondey Social fete details unclear

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a social press fete with references to events and visits. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.

Ylen Mondey Withig Social de Press

Society Teas and Society News At Washington Gatherings

Society figures including Baker wife of the Secretary of War and Mrs Owen wife of a senator host a tea for Mme Frieda Hempel by the Rho Beta Chapter of the March Epsilon National Musical Sorority at 1626 Rhode Island Avenue. Notables attend from government and diplomacy, with numerous social engagements and travel plans noted among Washington society members.

AS Baker Owen Oklahoma Mme Frieda Hempel Rho Beta Epsilon National Musical Sorority Warren @ Harding Ohio Sid Vre William E. Andrews Nebragks Watson Natonal American Woman Suffrage Assortation Rhode Island Avenue

Plan to Reveal Mexican Facts Sparks U S Discussion

A New York led effort plans an open inquiry on Mexican affairs and United States relations. The committee, chaired by Shepherd, aims to examine martial topics with President Carranis and embassy officials, featuring figures from Columbia University and other institutions.

Panam New York Pergit Cour Carranis Manuel Shepherd Amnome Mark G Pren Ct Council York Wigor Olethia Ben Bope Henay Aissar College Meredith Publishe Vinnies Fawa Solin Bassi Moore Enunseior Othr Alton Bt Paikel Henry S Brithea Mos Dent Capes Endoyn Rentstad Thagmyr Yar Thor Ward

Fragmented OCR note on embroidery colors and items

The readable text lists embroidered fabrics and color options such as white and pink with references to tabs and shades. It appears as a partial catalog or craft note with several garbled terms and no clear event or proper nouns.

THE JARR FAMILY By Roy L. McCardell A Man and His Money Are Soon Parted

A tattered fragment from Roy L McCardell tells of a Jarr family figure and money troubles. The piece hints at a bank or shop incident, a manager, a cashier, a sale, and speculation about cash being moved. Readers see tense scenes around money and relationships.

Jarr Roy L. McCardell Spl Vasa Hawkms Bea Ganas Jeal Vandheel Ural

Mischief at the Bank: Talk of Bills and Embezzlement

A scattered dialogue follows as characters discuss ten-dollar notes and cash handling. The scene touches on allegations of embezzlement, cashier skepticism, and warnings about drawing money, with Johnson, Jarr, and Hawkins among the cited names in a tense exchange.

Erasvely Paris Tohnson Jarr Wes Johnsen London Hawking Johnson Hawkins

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