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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
10
Fragmented report on income tax figures cites a total around 75 million, with references to the Tennessee climate, conference with revenue officials, and comparisons to Oshorr-Will. The text is garbled but notes confidence in the process and legality while mentioning legislative context and potential timing.
War office bulletins describe German attacks repulsed on Notre Dame de Liorette and Beauscjour fortifications. Belgian divisions advance on the Yaer river banks. prisoners and officers captured. Austrian statements report violent battles in the western Carpathians, Russian and Polish fronts with gains and heavy losses for both sides, and large prisoner totals.
A fragmentary trial transcript shows a man denying a past romance with a girl named Tanzer. The witness states he could address the matter anytime, while the defense pushes for answers about prior life details.
Miss Beveridge, nurse in Germany, to give Experiences as Nurse in Germany at New National Theater Sunday. Ridder of Staats Zeitung to discuss Europe in war from German point of view with moving pictures. Captain Thiertchsen to attend with band aboard ship. Embassy guests invited. Ruh.
A wartime column analyzes sieges of Libourne and Przem, noting Austro Hungarian and German efforts, urban suffering at Lemberg, and the futility of terms. It laments human cost, cites famine and disease, and argues science cannot shield humans from war’s toll.
Governor Cleules Stramleo of the Lederi pesene reports the reserve board met yesterday with members Gossetnor Delano Pam Mo Wourbing and John Shelton Walk present. Hamlin said he planned to leave for the coast but a quorum remained and a delegate was sought for executive powers.
A child focused exhibit titled Look Out for Children is shown at the Columbia Theater. The display highlights perspectives of war and its effects, inviting families to engage with the topic through age appropriate visuals and objects.
The District Supreme Court heard probate matters for Corcoran Art Gallery former principal Llivhalet J Andreas with a will dated February 195 and estate proposed to widow and son with annuities. Other proceedings included Miriam Deck seeking absolute divorce from Lthel Deck, custody of a child, and support. Captain James T. Jones suing the Southland steamer for damages. and a suit between Charles M Campbell and James W Campbell over estated land and injunctions. Witnesses described the finances and trusts, while a will contest and inquiries into testator mental soundness were presented. The day featured multiple probate actions, divorces, damages, and rival claims in the District Supreme Court.
Changes of duty and assignments across Army and Navy units. Officers like Lt TDW Arte, Capt TlYon Br Kro mir, and Ensign Mod Fennly receive new postings from New York to Madison and Brooklyn. Naval movements include vessels redirected from Key West to Hampton and Philadelphia orders, with personnel detachments noted at Castine and Brooklyn. The dispatch reflects reorganizations and duties within southern New Fork defenses and port commands.
Wartime stills presented by The Post in a special Columbia Theater arrangement offer viewers vivid scenes from the German offensive and British trenches. The collection aims to convey the scope and terror of modern warfare, showing city destruction and battlefield maneuvers for a Washington audience tonight through the rest of the week at 210 and 315 pm.
Thieves broke into the Pennsylvania Railroad yard area on the fan street and stole pounds of beef from Cudahy & Co property. A vehicle was identified, with injuries reported but no fatalities. Police noted multiple minor incidents, including a man injured by an electrocution while loading merchandise and a vandalism event near Sherman apartments. Detectives pursue leads as investigators catalog items stolen and assess unrelated disturbances in west river and northwest neighborhoods.
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