Army reserve plan envisions a military school in every state
Maj Gen George F. S. Elliott, commandant of the Marine Corps, urges Congress to back a plan creating a national army reserve with education incentives for 17 or 18 year olds. The program would train youths in six months of military schooling and six months of other duties, offer stipends, and require service in the regular army or reserve. He opposes conscription and argues it would provide a trained pool for future officers and a ready nucleus for defense.
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Marine Corps
Congress
George F Sitlett
United States Marine Corps
Kélott
Hay
Fort Royal
Geohls
Wea
Ciel
Biliott
Trion
Privae
Sary
Bacome
Tsolliers
Woulike
DARDEN MAY BE GOVERNOR OF NEW MEXICO
Taos banner editor Hardin of Albuquerque reports a Taft administration plan to appoint Darden as governor of New Mexico. The appointment is expected between now and November 18, with President Taft set to arrive in Washington beforehand. Darden, a longtime banking and business figure, is described as well connected to New Mexico reading enterprises and popular with local communities.
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Wal
New Mexico
Taos Hardin
Gressman
Albuquerque
Taft
Clive
Washington
Darden Long
Reading Enterprises
Saul
Mo Banden
Uray ‘Olienal Bank
Bank of
Phew Company
Ant S Veral Dainpas Om
Hurting Jump From Taxi Leaves Lieutenant Injured in San Francisco
Lieutenant Keleher, a former Washingtonian and son of Major Keleher, suffered serious injuries including a fractured skull when he fell from a taxi in San Francisco. He remains in Central Emergency Hospital with life changes anticipated, hoping to return to Washington after recovery.
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Keleher
Washingtonian
San Francisco
New Keleler
Teeney
Kele Te Paymater
Department of the Soos
Barry Bunlay
Central Fmergee
Cannon Sees Lively Bout in Jefferson Parish Arena
New Orleans November 1 Three brisk outs occurred at Wentatue Athlete Club arena Jefferson parish last evening. Speaker Cannon attended and cheered the fighters. George Kitson of Brooklyn and Young Titagerald of Milwaukee starred. Billy Papke refereed a full fifteen round draw in a feature bout. Jack Roblegon of Chicago KOed Abe HollandER the Newbay champion of New London Conn in eight rounds. McGinty of Chicago acted as referee. The preliminary Fallon versus Diaga from the battleship Mississippi also ended in a draw after eight rounds. Sperker Cannon sat ringside.
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New Orleans
Wentatue Athlete Club Arena
Jefferson Parish
Geveral
Congressional Party
Cannon
Bobo i George Kitson
Brooklyn
Young Titagerald
Milwaukee
Billy Papke
Jack Roblegon
Chicago
Papke
Abe Hollander
New London Conn
McGinty
Fallon
Diaga
Mississippi
Sperker Cannon
Ringaed
General Weston to Retire November Thirteenth
General Weston will retire November 13 at age limit after serving as commander of the Department of California with headquarters in San Francisco. Born in Kentucky in 185, he served in Civil War beginnings as a Free State cavalry sergeant and later joined the regular army in 187?, rising through the commissary department and serving in the Spanish War as a brigadier general. He held command in the Philippines before returning to the United States, earned a Medal of Honor during the Civil War, and his vacancy will be filled by Brigadier General William H Carter, with Major General J Franklin Bell next to retire as chief of staff.
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Aoho
Weston USA
Department of Californna
San Francisco
Weston
Kentucky
Fourth
Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Custer
Volunteer Army
Philippines
Preaches At High Mass At St Patricks Church
The Very Rev Robert McNamara of St Joseph’s Passionst Monastery preached at the high mass in St Patricks Church. He opened the women’s retreat with a sermon as the program for the week began. the sanctuary choir under new choirmaster R Mills Nbby performed with new voices and classic mass parts led by Prof Armand Umprecht. The choir sang Dossier to mass in E minor and mass parts with Ave Maria Jacob Atoadet Veni Creator.
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Robert McNamara
St Joseph's
St Patricks Church
Blessed Sacrament
St Patricks Sanctuary
R Mills
Siby
Armand Umprecht
Waddington
Isperges
Dlemnes
Hilby
Gacob
H Cary
Terry
Westminster Cathedral
Ganga
Faring
Storer
Ryan
Fisher
Morthmer
White
Graven
Wood
Leroy McCarthy
Juista
Risen
McCarthy
Farnham
Gregory
Ruddy
Lattermer
Pane
Wiliams
Dunn
Gowns
Hunson
Wiley Probationers
Mortimer
Houghton & Co Real Estate Firm Forms In City
The new firm, composed of Arthur C Haughton Horace W Sullivan and Joseph Zirkle, will lease and manage the first floor of the Barrister Building. The eight story steel structure in northwest will house modern offices with elevator service and mahogany finishes, expected for occupancy by July 1.
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T Street
Arthur C Haughton
Horace W Sullivan
Joseph Chirkle
Mir Houghton
Willige Gibbs & Daniel
Sullivannaa
Tennessee
My Zirkle
Warrenton
Tastriet
F Steel Northwest
Yet & Houghton & Co
Feast of All Saints Observed as Holy Day Mass Obligation
Catholic Church marks Feast of All Saints with an octave and mass obligation. Pope Boniface IV dedicated the Pantheon to Mary and martyrs, later expanded by Gregory I to honor all saints. The vigil for All Souls is observed tonight with the De Profundis. The office will be chanted at St Pauls and St Aloysius at 7:20 p.m.
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Boniface IV
Gregory
St Peter
All Souls
St Pauls
St Aloysius
Acloch
Young Casimte Perser Weds Special Cable
Claude Ferrer’s son marries Simone Benda ex wife of Lebargy amid lengthy legal battles. Court disputes stained the union as the ex-president’s family history and her acting ambitions stirred society chatter.
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Washington
Claude
M_Casimir Ferrer
France
Marrid Mine Simone Benda
M Lebargy
Conservatoire
Mma Casimir Perisi
rAother
Clauds Castutt Perler
Mme Canimir Berier
Sciety
Seoul Rioters dispersed after station attack
Several hundred rioters who set fire to the union station and formed a mob marched northward after the incident but were dispersed by troops. The unrest began with a crowd reacting to a joke incident at the Funny! station and spread to nearby areas before suppression.
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Seoul
Prof Lowe Aims To Circumnavigate Globe In Airship
Prof Thaddeus Lowe, head of Mount Lowe Observatory near Pasadena, announces plans for a lighter craft capable of eight ton payloads and 25 mph through 15 mile winds, claiming it could circumnavigate the globe without refueling. He cites historical balloon speed records and outlines advantages over the Zeppelin design, including faster progress, vertical ascent, gas efficiency, and long endurance for experiments.
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Mount Lowe Observatory
Zeppelin
Lowes Plana
Allan Nicholson
Progress
Tony Atghe
Lowe
Seranautlc
Battle Fought at Managua Panama to The Washington Post
A late Sunday cable from Managua Nicaragua reports a battle between government forces and revolutionists. The message is brief and does not state the outcome, suggesting either an indecisive result or a government loss. A separate wireless from Puerto Barrios notes arms and ammunition shipment to the revolutionists, signaling growing insurgent activity under Guatemala’s president.
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Washington Post
Panama
Managua
Nicaragua
Revolutionlata
Jray
Zelaya
Fluefields
Puerto Barrios
Tean
Guatemala
Arions Give Musicale at Society Home
The Arion Gesang Verein held its regular monthly musical evening Sunday night at the society home in northwest The large hall was crowded with chorus violin and pest solos and orchestra selections The chorus was compelled to respond to encores after every song John Bieri of Switzerland a magician entertained with mystifying tricks and optical illusions.
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Arion Gesang Verein Wan
Society
In & Street Northwest
John Bieri
Switzerland
Death by own action then a new life in hospital
In Philadelphia on November Sunday Mrs May Gennelder killed herself by drinking carbolic acid. A healthy baby girl was born in the hospital where the woman and her husband were staying. Mrs Behnelder, 18, swallowed poison in the same room and died soon after admission. Doctors performed a Caesarian operation, saving the baby's life.
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Philadelphia
May Gennelder
Behnelder
Budget outlook dampens Cuba spending after cabinet changes
Havara Nov 1 After a Wheral leaders conference President Gomez announced the regular 1910-41 budget would not exceed 25 000 000 and the fixed budget about 36 000 000. He indicated the government plans economies totaling about 6 000 000 versus the current year and that budget submission to Congress, which opens sessions tomorrow, would likely be postponed for several weeks due to cabinet changes.
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Havara
Gomez
The Thirteenth Census II Gathering the Data
The article outlines preparations for the Thirteenth Census in April. It notes 6000 enumerators for population data, 4500 for agricultural schedules, and 2000 for mines, quarries, and manufactures. Pay is about $32 daily in the country, with higher city rates, and efforts to secure accurate, timely returns through daily reporting and oversight. It discusses potential padding of data, past abuses, projected costs around 4 million, and the need for a large, skilled corps to achieve an accurate census.
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Cenaps
Durand
Department of Agriculture
Cansus
Amerles
Pales &c
Diractor
Kud
Xoumeraton
Ttls
Grant
Appomattox
Southern Bishop Attacks Rockefeller Hookworm Gift
Bishop Warren A Candler denounces John D Rockefeller’s million dollar hookworm fund as slander on the South and a dumdum donation. He warns against reforms imposed on the region and mocks the portrayal of Southern life, urging readers to question the campaign and its motives.
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Bishop Candler
Georgia
Rocketfeller
Washington
Atlanta
Warren A Candler
Soutern Methodist
John D Rockefeller
Candler
Mrs M E McKim in Reno sparks divorce talks
Mrs Margaret Emerson McKim wife of Dr Smith Holenn McKim and daughter of Dr and Mrs Isaac Z Emerson of Baltimore arrived in Reno with her mother and father and son. They immediately met a leading divorce lawyer as their estrangement from Dr McKim became public knowledge months ago, signaling a likely permanent breakdown.
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Washington
Haltimore
Margaret. Emerson McKim
Smith Holenn McKim
Igaac Z. Emerson
Faltimore
Reno New
McKim
Reno
Mra Mekim
Focal
Dilmer
Velat
Mra Mekium
Aso
Dirigible Kills Officer on Landing in Italy
A dirigible from Rome to Naples caused the death of Lieutenant Puetra Fa Yettin as he stood near the propeller during a landing at Braceiano. The airship’s departure was postponed until Monday morning, then resumed toward Naples, arriving at 130 this afternoon and saluted by the French squadron at the military harbor.
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Rome
Naples
Braceiano
Puetra Fa
Ari
Leeds Jilts Cutting to Wed French Prince in London
Mrs W B Leeds ends engagement with De Wolf Cutting and reportedly will marry Prince de Lucinge, a senior French noble. She plans to buy a London house and lead a major social campaign next season under Lady Paget’s direction.
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Washington Post
London
New 1
W B Leeds
de Wolf
Prince de Lucinge
Reeds
Europe
Wil
Lady Paget
Wireless message sent 3300 miles on first Pacific voyage
A wireless operator on the Pacific liner Korea on the vessel's first voyage transmitted an aerogram Friday night to the United Wireless station in San Francisco from a point about 3000 miles westward, roughly 1200 miles beyond Honolulu, amid cloudy skies and a gentle breeze. The crew reported smooth seas with Au Jon bearer note.
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Jpsclal
San Francisco
Korea
United Wireless
Honolulu
Jon Béara
Relief for Indigestion with Diapepsin
Promotes Diapepsin digestion to ease gas sour stomach and heartburn within minutes. Claims include relief from belching nausea headaches and constipation while warning against misdiagnosis of serious illness. Speaks to readers suffering chronic dyspepsia and urges purchase at 30 cents.
General tax urged in petition signed by Washington businessmen
A petition signed by 100 reading business men urged Congress to shift District government funding to a general tax. It protests new building permit fees, urging reductions to $1 for repairs, fences, and sheds, and calls for exemption from extra taxation on maintaining properties in good condition. The petition was received by Daniel T Garres and sent to the Commissioners and Building Inspector Hacker for review.
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Reading
Washington
Yesterda
Congress
Jpistriet
Tne
Mder
Daniel T Garres
Clert
Hacker
Treasury reports October 12260 coinage and values
The treasury announces October coinage at the U S mints totaling 2 082 610 with 1280 silver peso pieces for the Philippines and gold pieces including eagles and half dollars valued at 1 313 400 plus 1 671 408 tin coins and 8 749 in pennies. Original V D B Lincoln pennies remain widely circulated following plate changes to reduce initials prominence.
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United States
Treasury
Philippne
United State
Deign Brenna
Treasurs
National Bank Examiner Johnston Named At Large
H Johnston of Lebanon has been designated a national bank examiner at large for high class service. He will retain his Kentucky district and perform special supervisory work across the country, after about five years in the service.
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H Johnston
National Bank
Johnston
Lebanon
Kentucky
Mclung Takes Office as United States Treasurer
Two new treasury officials were sworn in yesterday with Lee McClung becoming United States treasurer and A Piatt Andrew appointed director of the mint. The ceremonies occurred in Secretary MacVeagh's office with department officials present. A corps of experts began counting money in the Treasury immediately after the oath.
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Treasur
Lee McClung
United States
Piatt Andrew
MacVeagh
McChing
Treasury
Umu
Registry Fee Increase and Post Office Changes
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced a registry fee rise from 8 to 10 cents and a 12 cent postage stamp, effective yesterday for public convenience. The stamp will bear a portrait, likely of George Watlington. Separately, U.S. smallpox cases for the year ending July 1 show 24,650 cases, a decrease of about 7,800 from the previous year.
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Hitchcock
Publc
George Watlington
United States
Public Health Service
Yasr
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Darden
Business High School
Anuncie
San Fransco
Holeher
Stdy
Oate
Lad
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St Patrick’s Church
Casimte Perser
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Aiki
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M.E M’kem
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LEEDS
Wireless
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Moses’ Sale
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Saraks
Aize
Vale
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W. B. Moses & Sons
Sweet
Corith
Senneh and Saracs
National 3 Tre Seate
Dodson
Cohan
Harris Farfert
Thorsdar Charles Froman
Francis Wilson
NEW National Theater
Philadelphia Orchestra
Boyes
Mr Smite
McLung
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Ford
Ajay
Tate
May Robson
Warner
Mary
Weem
HENRY @ HARRIE
Rose
Amr
Fred Niblo Nielo
Scotland
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Win Lackaye
Arnold Daly
Hervieus Parisiac
Ralph Cherz
Merce Lenek Unter Wieber
Cratery
Bale
Academy i Americas
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CECIL _SPOONER
Gayety Theater
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Dy Clark
Lomariouts Pups
Maya Mok
Wekunela
TATA
Reptls Beatty
Zlyceum
Edmond Hayes
Origgal
Sometinad
Sok RA
Tomes
Tigat
Ling
Bt Bone Fe Idsa
Intercept
Sreng Salington
Uta
G'ste
First Congregational Church
Llanelly
Royal Welsh Choir
Tacmty
Acorn
Andy Con
John Friis
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Fivilfr
Turday
Moe Tarinne
Witten Ucket
Paave Ee Meinrich Hammer Symphony Orchestra
Eflasco Theater
Nias
H Street
New York Ave
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