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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1915

Page

10

Barnes libel trial testimony ties to Tammany and Roosevelt

In the Libel suit of William Barnes against Theodore Roosevelt, witnesses William F. Sheehan and Francis Lynde Stetson testified in New York Supreme Court. They denied knowledge of any link between Roosevelt and Tammany Hall while detailing exchanges with Charles Murphy and a White House race track bill discussion. Belmont, a New York banker, spoke of lobbying on tenement laws and race track policy, noting Roosevelt’s response to a prior letter.

Theodore Roosevelt William F. Sheehan Francis Lynde Stetson Tammany Ssyvacuse N.Y Belmont New York United States Law Vartner Grover Cleveland Supreme Court William Barnes William S. Andrews Albans Barnes Stetson Insurgenta State Senate Chauncey M. Kepen Ele Martin W. Littleton Beause Littleton Platter Sheehan Charles . Murphy Tammany E Hall Murphy Wenmiocratic Party New York County White House Col Roosevel Hughes Roosevelt Flushes

Roosevelt Urges U S Action Against German War Policy

Theodore Roosevelt declares that Wilson era policy keeps the United States neutral while German submarine warfare poisons wells, torpedoes ships, and kills civilians. He argues treaties and decency demand immediate U S forceful response to world war, warning failure would betray humanity and American honor.

Mexico Theodore Roosevelt Metropolitan Magazine

German View of War From the Staats Zeitung

Herman Ridder comments on President Wilson's Philadelphia speech urging clear U S duties and loyalty amid war tensions. He praises Wilson's calm stance, warns press sensationalism risks, and calls for unity among Americans of all origins as the nation faces global conflict and potential civil strife.

New York Wilson Philadelphia United States Herman Ridder

Villa claims victory as West awaits Mexican tour report

Personal representative of President Wilson, West, has not yet found time to present his findings from a Mexico tour to Secretary Bryan. Villa says Carranza forces under Obragon pushed back and bottle up at Irapuato, with the investment in progress, though State Department has no confirmation. The European crisis delays Mexican affairs at the White House and State Department. The Sons of Confederate Veterans met at 1322 Vermont avenue with Rev. A R Byrd speaking on Stonewall Jackson and Mrs Black at the piano. Comdr. Keel presided.

Hanver Pontius Pilate Rsoberer Ellis Island Mexico Wilson Bryan Duval West Sons of Confederate Veterans Vermont Avenue Northwest A. R. Byrd Second Presbyterian Church Stonewall Jackson William C. Black Edward ¢. Dutton Charles H. Keel

War Fronts Report Across Belgium France Germany Russia and Austria

Belgium reports crossings north of Dixmude and artillery suppression near Ramseapelle. France notes gains near Carency and Loos with 50 plus officers captured, and repelled attacks along the Arras front. Germany claims progress east of Ypres and battles near Lens, with 800 prisoners taken. Russia describes a heavy clash on the Javorina range and Dniester front, while Austria details further Russian retreat and San frontier actions.

Belgium Havre Yser Dixmude Ramseapelle Nordichman Pyregael France Paris French War Office St. Georges Arras Carency Carenty Sauchers Carenecy Sanchez Nurible St. Vanat Nuville Saint Vaast Loos Dunkirk Bergues Germany Berlin Westend Ypres Lorette Abdlayn Neuville Ealle Berry-au-Bac Longville-sa- Bois Fitfey le Pretre von Mackens Breesko- Brsczownine Strodnika-Brzeznaka Roposyr Rbeca Siernzym Vistula Brzesko Lutoza Sanok Besko Russia Petrograd Unaokpasa Javorina Lomnitza Zaleyeki Dneister Chahocuks Stry Austria Vienna Debter Vistuka Russian Poland Nida Galicia San Dynow Sanck Baligrad Dvornik Eighth Army Laphov Ussok Prath Czernowicz Horedinka Dniester

Turfmen Charity Ball at Raleigh for Washington Home

The Turfmen’s charity ball last night at the Raleigh benefited the Washington Emergency and Receiving Home for Children, Bancroft, Va. Exhibitions by Miss Fairfax and Jack Washburn highlighted the event with Miss Sylvia Metcalf singing. Rev. Patrick Murphy founded and directs the home, with Mrs. A. F. Barringer as superintendent and Mrs. Bailey as housemother. Patronesses include Miss Carotene Smith and numerous named ladies.

Raleigh Washington Fairfax Jack Washburn Sylvia Metcalf Bancroft Patrick Murphy A. F. Barringer Bailey Carotene Smith Herbert Scott Smith C.L. Frailey Roland (otton-Smith G. T. Summerlin George Fiske Dudley Gist Blair Joseph Teller Alexander J. Hensey Larz Anderson Littauer Victor Kauffman Charles L. Sturtevant G. W. van Fossen

Dr. R. H. Andrews Dies After Hospital Transfer

Dr Reuben Henry Andrews longtime hotel proprietor of the Andrews House died at Emergency Hospital after a removal from his home Monday Death was due to natural causes He lived with his niece Mrs T L Rodier at 1831 F Street NW A native of Elizabethtown PA he once owned the Eleventh and G streets property where his hotel hosted congressmen and notable figures Funeral arrangements were not announced

Reuben Henry Andrews Andrews Dr. Andrews The Treasury T. L. Rodier F Street Elizabethtown Eleventh

Friebus Couple Toasts 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Theodore Friebus of 1 T street northwest celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the Willard or Fbbitt House with friends. Neighbors presented gifts including a gold watch and a set of resolutions from Mr Friebus's assurance company associates.

Theodore Friebus T Street Fbbitt Friebus

Walsh to Address Suffragists at DC Banquet

Frank P. Walsh chairman of the industrial relations commission will headline a District of Columbia Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage banquet at Rauscher's. Other speakers include Gen. Nelson A. Miles retired Maj. Tullman Mrs Inez Haynes Gilmore and Miss Maud Younger. A suffrage play will follow.

Frank P. Walsh Industrial Relations Commission District of Columbia Congressional Union Rauscher's Nelson A. Miles Tullman Inez Haynes Gilmore Maud Younger

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