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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1915

Page

6

Baron claims Philadelphia war orders for 3000 cars

Baron Andre Beckendorff, a Russian nobleman, says Philadelphia firms Baldwin Locomotive Works and J G Brill Co. are contracted to supply armored locomotives and motor driven wagons to Russia. Company officials deny contracts, while Beckendorff insists material is already en route and cites discussions with Westinghouse for possible big deals. He forecasts a major offensive in August and September and warns of extensive German espionage networks.

Philadelphia Baldwin Locomotive Works G Britt Car Company Andre Heckendorff Bellevue-B Stratford Brill Baldwin Works Haran Barrn Beckendorff Col Gorlatsky Husshin New York Vanderbilt Col Gortalsky Westinghouse Electic Company Pittsburgh Baton Baldwin Russia J G Brill Company Westinghouse Electiccal Company Placg Czark Albn HO Johnson Baron Beckendorff Baron Baron Waa Tam Capt Vasseloff Flaza Hotel

Moslem Data and Churchmen Speak at League Meeting

A fragmented report covers speeches by B Johnson on Mohammedan issues before churchmen and by others at a League event. It notes references to Mohammedanism, political stances, and discussions of strategy, with mention of Prepch system and international affairs. The piece lists officers elected: President Holdsworth Gordon, vice president Commander CoP Bewelh, secretary Oslo-Roosigketun, treasurer Charles Miedel, plus an executive committee including Revs Spartage, TOWastin, George WoVukinson, and Clifford Church.

Africa Tear Ndman Stockton F Holdsworth Gordon Comjnander Cop Oslo -Roosigketun I Charles Miedel Spartage Towastin George Wo Vukinson Cifford Church

Report on Uniforms II Delays in Commission Review

A district commission report by a committee on alleged misconduct and pole uniform contracts, about a month in use, was submitted last week. The typewritten pages and testimony transcript cover nearly 600 pages and a decision is postponed as Commissioners review the document, with Commissioner Brownlow supervising the police department.

District Ayers Stueen Brownlow Police Department

Prohibition Debate At Washington Temperance Group Meeting

The Washington Temperance Society discussed House Bill S1409 during its January meeting on 31st Street NW. Journalist lynd Scharf and Rep Samuel W. Smith of Michigan weighed the bill’s terms allowing Tavern sales of wine with a $700 license, plus $100 per license for conduct. The executive committee was asked to study the measure and report in a month.

Washington 31St Street Northwest Ly Bnd Scharf Autha Samuel Wimth District House Dr Shan Saengenbuhd

District Veterans Celebrate Anniversary at Metropolitan Church

The Potomac G A R commemorated Gen Ulysses S Grant in Metropolitan M E Church Washington with a Marine Band concert and vocal numbers. Addresses were given by A P Tasker James Tanner Rev Paul Hickok and Rabbi Abram Simon with Mrs S H Smart and Capt George H Lillebridge singing. Capt C B H Worden led the day with a color guard as the planning committee listed many local figures including Tasker Faunce McElroy Hendricks Slaybaugh Stone Hopkins and several others.

Metropolitan M. E Gen. A. &. Grant Department of the Potomac M. E. Church John Marshall Place C Street Northwest Marine Band Francia M. McCoy Waugh M. E A. P Tasker James Tanner Paul Hickok Abram Simon H. Smart George H Lillebridge C. B H. Worden Thomas Calver A H. Frear Harry Talbert Convis Parker A. P. Tasker EK. Faunce John McElroy Arthur Hendricks George H Slaybaugh Israel W. Stone Thomas Hopkins B. Bingham Ivory G Kimbell B P En Irtken Newton Ferree John S Walker C. H Worden Oldroyd

Perils Lark in Rural Credits Bill Warned by Herrick

Myron T Herrick former Ambassador to France spoke before the Southern Commercial Congress in Muskogee Oklahoma on May 1. He opposed state aid to farmers as dangerous class legislation and urged limited government intervention. Senator Runsdell praised waterways and warned against excessive railroad freight rates while Charles Hamlin lauded the Federal Reserve system and its ability to provide credit during financial stringency.

France Southern Commercial Congress Muskogee Okla Ransdell Muskogee Okla Myron T Herrick Herrick Hollis-Bulkley McCumber Congress Notia Inter- State Commerce Commission United States Joseph F. Runsdell Louisiana Senate Rero and Harbors National Rivers and Harbora Association Charles S. Hamlin Federal Reserve Bank Board Hamlin Federal Reserve Board

Found in mining camp Henry Coe Jr in Fairbanks Alaska

Henry Clark Coe Jr son of a New York physician and a Standard Oil salesman in Boston disappeared three months ago and has been found at Fairbanks Alaska detectives say a man in a mining camp there is virtually identified as Coe A Portland Oregon physician has been asked to go to Fairbanks to assess his condition A son was born to Mrs Coe in his absence

Henry Clark Coe, Jr Boston Fairbanks Alaska New York Standard Hl Company Coe Portland Ores

Mental health plan advances in District reform efforts

A Washington organization linked to the national mental hygiene committee plans to include lunacy law revisions and expanded mental health conservation, paralleling contagious disease controls. A temporary organizational board was named with Surgeon General Rupert Bive Julia Lathrop and Dr William A White among its members, and cooperation was promised by Health Officer Woodward and Commissioner Brownlow.

Washington Board of Trade Rooms Tom A Willams Clifford W Beers National Committee Rupert Bive Julia Lathrop William A White Government Hospital For the Woodward Brownlow

Quesada Held on $3000 Bond in Races Handbook Case

Ly Lopez Quesada, a Bureau of Engraving and Printing employee, was arrested last week on a charge of making a handbook on the races. A preliminary hearing is set for May 12 in police court with George W. Ray as his surety. Assistant United States Attorney Ralph Given confirmed the case is under official investigation. Quesada was arrested by Clyde Ambrose of the Department of Justice, Detective Clifford Grant of the U.S. Attorney's Office, Sergi Edward Kelly, and Patrolman Joseph Morgan of police headquarters.

United States Attorney Sergi Edward Kelly Joseph Morgan Police

Goodyear Prices Cut Twice Amid Rapid 52 Percent Dealer Surge

It is growing now faster than ever. Our sales to dealers have this spring shown an increase of 52 per cent. Goodyear has made in about two years three great price reductions totaling 45 per cent. The last was on February 1. Every saving we make to Goodyear users through rubber or cotton or multiplied output goes to you. Our present output enables us to give you a value which none can duplicate.

Waltham Elgin Goodyear

Man and wife found slain near Wheatland riot juror

Emil Pickard, a Wheatland riot juror, was found shot dead in his barn near Maryville California on Friday. His wife was found dead inside the house with a bullet to the head. Pickard had reported threats to his life.

Marynville Cal Emil Pickard Wheatland Pickards

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