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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1917

Page

7

Fund to Equip Field Ambulance for War Service

The District of Columbia American Red Cross forms a finance committee to raise fifty thousand dollars to equip a field ambulance unit for rapid mobilization should the United States enter war with Germany. Officers have been chosen. 91 men will serve with 5 officers and 86 enlisted, including drivers, mechanics, cooks, buglers and sergeants. Training and first aid classes will be organized in public schools for volunteers and district youths.

United States Germany District of Columbia American Red Cross Washington Tierbert Wadsworth Massachusetts Avenue Ttistrict Fleury B. F. Macfarland Corcoran Thom American Security and Trust Company John B Jvarner W. T. Galliher Arthur Peter Myer Cohen Ryan Devereux France National Red Cross Army Devereux Scott Breckinridge Alfred E. Hopkins Bingman Paul 8. Putzki Ieutenants Devereaux United States Army Medical Corps Board of Education Red Cross Davereux District National Guard Charles C. Glover, Jr Mr. Macfarland Walter R. Tuckerman Cuno H. Rudolph E. J. Stellwagen Larg Anerson Hennen Jennings Milton E. Ailes Edson Bradley Sigmund Kann Charles J. Bell John Joy Edson C i. Glover William D. Hoover Arnold Hague Alexander Graham Bell John B. Larner John Errich Robert N. Harper W .T. Gaither A. S. Worthington A. G. Clapham John W Thompson William F. Gude W .B. Hibbs BE. B. Grandin William Corcoran Eustis J. J. Darlington Hugh Rowland John Letts James F. Oyster Herbert Wadsworth P. T. Moran Rudolph Kaufmann Clarence A. Aspinwall E. «. Brandenburg Rosa P. Andrews Myron M Parker Myer Cohen John H. Hewson Julius Garfinkle James Lansburgh Oscar T. Croaby Gilbert E. Grosvenor William P. Eno Ralph Jenkins Frederic D. McKenney J. Miller Kenyon William J. Flather Gen. Anson Mills Henry Cleveland Perkins Duncan H. S. Recalde Miss Mabel Boardman Women's Volunteer Aid Committee Gen. C. A. Devol Military Relief Committee C. Glover, Jr Civilian Relief Committee Frst Aid Committee Canada Commodore A. Jarvis Canadian Naval Recruiting Committee Patriotic Fund Navy Jarvis Saulsbury Delaware Senate Saulebury Bays Congress Europe

Navy League to raise ten million for navy families fund

A war relief fund named the war relief fund for the navy will be established to collect and disburse ten million dollars for families of naval volunteers. Col Robert M. Thompson announced the plan at Continental Memorial Hall with Sir Herbert Ames describing Canada’s relief efforts and enlistment incentives.

Robert M. Thompson Navy League of the United States Continental Memorial Hall Herbert B. Ames Patriotic Relief Fund Navy League War Relief Fund Navy Col. Thompson Wilson Richard Wainright League War Relief Committee Woodbury Blair C. W. Wetmore Peniy Belmont Sidney Ballou William R. Merriam Minnesota Canadian Patriotic ‘Fund For Relief Sir Herbert Ames Canada Europe Herbert Ames Government of Ble Britain United States

U. S. Consuls Quit Germany Amidruptures in Relations

Four more American consuls remaining in Germany after the rupture arrived in Zurich from Munich. They are C Inness Brown vice consul at Mannheim Henry C A Damm consul at Aix la Chapelle John Q Wood consul at Chemnitz and W Bruce Wallace vice consul at Magdeburg. They were ordered to Constantinople but declined to go until contacting the State Department. Visas Germany granted were valid for Turkey but not for Switzerland forcing a Munich stay.

Berne Switzerland Germany Zurich Munich C. Inness Brown Mannheim Henry C A. Damm Aix-la-Chapelle John Q. Wood Chemnitz W. Bruce Wallace Magdeburg Constantinople State Department Turkey

Navy shuns paroled men in call for clean service

Baltimore, March 29. Judge Ambler paroled a man to join the navy, drawing denouncement from Lieut. P. L. Wilson recruiting officer who said such men will not be accepted and urged Navy Department scrutiny. Wilson warned against jurists casting aspersions on the service.

Baltimore Ambler Navy P. L. Wilson Uy. 5. N Navy Department Lieut. Wilson

Money Exchange In Berlin And United States Ends

New York report states all foreign exchange transfers between Berlin and New York are suspended. Only one bank will trade in reichsmark for a few top customers, others have halted. Delays in wireless transmissions and war fears push scarce liquidity. limited Austrian kronen trades noted. German government requests alleged but unverified.

New York United States Germany Berlin Wall Street Amark Exchange Equitable Trust Company Totchsmarks Teutonic Exchange America Holland Switzerland Vienna Reichsmarks

William E. Thompson Dead In Philadelphia

William Eld Thompson, a prominent Philadelphia banker and son of former Pennsylvania chief justices, has died at his home. A bachelor, he was a Franklin County native and is survived by nieces and nephews living in Erie, Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia William Elddd Thompson James Thompson Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Samuel G. Thompson Pennsylvania Supreme Court Thompson Franklin County Erle

Striking Machinists Face Trial in Cumberland

Arthur Christman H C Koegel H Koegel F W Schanning and J F Hager faced a jury trial in Cumberland Maryland on a charge of assaulting William H Valk a machinist who refused to strike. The incident allegedly occurred on a street as Valk walked to work near Ridgeley West Virginia.

Cumberland Arthur Christman H. C. Koegel H. Koegel F. W. Schanning J. F. Hager Western Maryland Railway

Middle West for War Sentiment Grows Stronger

U.S. senators and House members report a shift in Midwest opinion toward decisive action against Germany. Voters favor defending national honor and rights, with rising support for universal military training. Most would avoid war but accept it if necessary and back measures to aid the President, including full use of resources.

Wilson Senator Chamberlain Oregon Senate Military Committee Baker Congress Chamberlain Senate White House Middle West Washington House United States

Bavaria Faces Severe Food Shortage Warns Interior Minister

Gondon March 29 A bleak Bavaria food outlook was presented by Interior Minister Brattreich to the landtag. He cited a 20 000 ton breadstuff deficit and warned conditions outside Bavaria were worse. He noted wartime friction between north and south Germany and called for consolidation of war organizations as weeks ahead would be hard. He urged resolve stating England would grip us if radios lie down.

Copenhagen Germany Moewa Aa Kiel Otaki England

Navy Graduation Urges Quick Deployment For War Time

Secretary Daniels at Annapolis warns 183 midshipmen to prepare for immediate duty as tensions rise worldwide. He invokes Dewey and Farragut, urging officers to emu late naval heroes, and notes Wilson cannot attend due to the international crisis. Graduates receive commissions three months early amid looming naval demand.

Annapolis Secretary of the Navy Admiral Dewey Wilson Mr. Daniels Farragut Navy Dewey Manila Bay

Decree Condemns Liquor Sellers to Death in Juarez

General Murguia, commander of the northeastern military zone, issued a March 28 decree ordering immediate death for all who sell liquor. Letters from the state capital report three saloon keepers in Chihuahua City executed for violating the decree issued March 22 to enforce the ban.

Juarez Mexico Gaen Francisco Murguia Chihuahua City

German Chancellor Presses Peace Amid War Front Talks

London dispatch reports Dr von Bethmann Hollweg praising German army efforts on the western front and noting submarine successes. He cautions Russia must be judged soberly and that Germany will not interfere with Russia’s internal development while seeking peace with Russia. He critiques Prussian franchise reform timing in war.

Russia China London Reuter Amsterdam von Bethmann Hollweg Western Front Marshal von Hindenburg von Dudendorff Alec Jgun Berlin Reichstag Haa Eduard Bernstein Socialisat America Germany Herr Bernstein Peter Spahn Catholic Center Party Reichstag Herrenhaus Gustav Noske Nicholas Herr Noske Herr Mueler

US Pension Roll Holders in Germany Face Payment Gap

The United States lists 400 civil war veterans and widows living in Germany receiving quarterly pensions. Payments, suspended due to lost postal facilities and severed diplomatic ties, were originally via the State Department. German widows have not claimed higher benefits, and checks are drawn on the Treasury in gold, with some funds reportedly taken back by Deutschland on its first voyage.

United States Germany America Saltzgaber State Department Treasury Department

Marshall Abed With Cold In Indianapolis

Vice President Thomas R. Marshall remained in bed in Indianapolis as local Democrats gathered with former Senator John W. Kern. Marshall suffers from a severe cold and his physician urged rest to be ready to preside over the United States Senate next Monday.

Indianapolis Ind Thomas R. Marshall John W. Kern Marshall Phyasman United States Senate Wegan

Jad Salts advertised kidney relief for meat eaters

An advertisement-like piece claims large meat intake poisons kidneys, causing backache and headaches. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salt dissolved in water before breakfast for a few days, asserting the drink cleanses and stimulates kidneys, ends bladder irritation, and is a safe inexpensive life saver.

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