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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1915

Page

9

Burton Urges Sane Laws Amid Warm Cleveland Welcome

Theodore F.E. Burton, retired after 22 years in Congress, spoke at a City Club luncheon in Cleveland. He urged sane regulation of large combinations of capital to curb dishonesty, decrying regulatory misunderstandings. Judge John Clarke lauded Burton’s career, noting his influence on Republican choice for president.

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Riches for T Roosevelt heirs in 4 million trust

The Limited States Trust Company filed the accounting in surrogate’s court revealing that Theo Roosevelt Jr and Grace Green Roosevelt, grandchildren of Theron R Butler, stand to inherit five million dollars from four trust estates staged by Butler’s will. The arrangement calls for guardian Daniel J Mooney to oversee the children’s interests. The funds ultimately pass to the Roosevelt grandchildren through the line of Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr after the grandmothers’ children receive their shares.

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Colorado Legislator in Perjury Case Revealed

March 13 130 William Rowland of Denver a member of the Colorado House faced a perjury charge after admitting to a legislative committee that an explanation earlier given did not match the receipt of a farming package valued at $19. The testimony implicated Mary Bates president of the Women’s Protective League and several others in a conspiracy to defame Judge Lindsey and related officials. Warrants were sought for multiple figures including Bates Whitehead and attorneys, but were refused amid bribery allegations tied to the Lindsey faction.

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Grandson born to Zeppelin lineage in Berlin court note

Berlin reports a son born to Count and Countess Brandenstein Zeppelin. The countess is the inventor Count Zeppelins's daughter, and through royal accord her husband was granted a title with the name Brandenstein Zeppelin. The newborn is a descendant of the Zeppelin inventor though the Zeppelins have no son.

Berlin Brandenstein-Zeppelin Count Zeppeln Zeppelin Wurttemberg Baron von Brandensh Brandensein-Zeppelin

Mrs. Fannie Baggett Dead After Illness in Texas

Mrs Fannie Baggett of Washington County Maryland daughter of Dr Edward Foreman a noted ethnology professor and early patent office owner died after pneumonia at Walter Reed Hospital. She grew up in St Johns Church Kent County and lived with husband in Hot Springs Arch Texas. Survived by grandchildren Robert and Dorothy Macon and many relatives.

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Taxpayers to present side in Ferguson investigation plan

New York March 13. The Joint Citizens Committee appoints Noyes Callahan Thom and Calladay to represent District taxpayers before a congressional finance investigation. Col Truesdell declines membership but offers advisory help. Ferguson gains temporary government role and a three month furlough with payless status. White House silent on his letter from the President.

Noyes Callahan Thom Calladay Senate House Truesdell Theodore W. Noyes D J Callahan Corcoran Thom Edward Calladey Joint Citizens’ Committee Congressional Henry B .F. Macfarland Macfarland New York Washington New York Herald Wilson Charles Ferguson Department of Commerce Ferguson Redfield White House Macffarland P. T. Moran Chamber of Commerce Federated Citizens’ Association BE. C. ‘Brandenburg Board of Trade R. P. Andrews Retail Merchants’ Association George Truesdell Committee of Citizens Col. Truesdell

Denies War Hurts Business Attacks Blamed by Sunny

BRFE Sumas of the Chicago Telephone Company told the Commercial Club that business depression stems from government campaigns against railways utilities and large manufacturers not the European war. He argued the sharp rise in unemployment idle and hunger in peacetime follows federal and state actions throttling growth.

Sunny Washington Post Cheago Brfe Sumas Chicago Telephone Company Commercial Club

Victory in Germany's Grasp Says Gen Bernhardt

A detailed World War I dispatch credits German and Austro Hungarian forces with encircling and destroying large Russian formations on multiple fronts. It notes heavy German advances in East Prussia and Galicia, rail destructions, and growing German capture totals while listing POW counts for both sides and emphasizing the broader strategic situation near the Vistula and Warsaw.

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Samuel Bowles Dies in Springfield at 72

Samuel Bowles editor and publisher of the Springfield Republican died at 124 a.m. Sunday in Springfield. He led the paper since 1878 after his father's death and was born October 18, 1851 in Springfield. He married Elizabeth Hoar on June 12, 1884 and has two sons, Samari and Sherman, in newspaper work in Boston and Philadelphia.

Springfield Mais Samuel Bowles Springfield Republican Republican Bowles New England Elizabeth Hoar Ebenezer Rockwood Hear Concord Mass Samari and Sherman Boston Philadelphia

Japan’s envoy delivers goodwill message at San Diego luncheon

Admiral Baron Uriu of Japan spoke at a Panama-California exposition luncheon in honor of visiting U.S. lawmakers and senior army and navy officers. He is part of the Japanese commission for the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco, delivering expressions of goodwill from Japan to the United States.

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Pugilists in War Service Report Wounds and Promotions

Special Cable reports Marcel Thomas a French welterweight boxer seriously wounded at the front. Eugene Trickri also injured but has recovered and returned to service. Jim Driscoll, former featherweight champion, advanced to acting quartermaster sergeant after volunteering for active duty.

Washington Post London Marcel Thomas Eugene Trickri Jim Driscoll

Big Egg by Jersey Hen in Sussex County Record

Special to The Washington Post Newton New Jersey March 1 Lee Kjmer reports a hen that laid the second largest egg in Sussex county, measuring 8 1 2 by 6 inches. The county’s record egg is 9 by 7 inches from Thomas Saunders white leghorn flock.

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Storer Volunteers to Work for Vatican in POW Negotiations

Rome report says Bellams Storer and his wife, former American ambassador to Austria-Hungary, have offered their services to the Vatican and are trying to secure the release of French prisoners of war in Germany.

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