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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1914

Page

9

Too Much Eugenics Debate For State Laws Against Wife Slavery

A Kansas City report on a Purity Congress session where Willam A McKeever warns against indiscriminate eugenics advocacy and urges state laws to curb white slave traffic and trap men with federal statutes. Edward W Peck of Minnesota supports moral surroundings. calls for optimistic view of humanity and stronger controls on trafficking.

Kansas City Willam McKeever University of Kansas International Purity Congress Eusenica Lareity Aiviera Edward W Peck Minnesota

Babies in Show Window Attract Crowd On F Street

A display at 1129 F Street Northwest yesterday featured infants in cribs as part of a charity exhibit by the Florence Street Mission. Parents and visitors gathered to view babies from 2 months to several years old, with proceeds or subscriptions supporting the event and guardianship efforts.

Bates Rolliciinas F Atreet Plorenge Sritueaitom Third Street Warn Burs Jackson Meg Wood Sorby Wass Mars T Moon Ioc Gaianound White Nard Lowa Mary Astor Ira Frederick Teenelyber EL TlLaward Aira Jesor Kleiner Brown Harriet Ogbel Douglas Inc

Women Club Relief Ship Meeting Notes Incomplete

Conversation records a flawed summary of a Women's Club meeting at Ill Souls Alitarium and references to plans for a relief effort, given names of members and dates. The fragmented text mentions district leaders and preparations for a mass event, with unclear actions and missing key details.

Meorres Weredief Reagan Eek ET Asket Teestieta Centas Club Ill Souls Alitarium Clale Ourmere Lara Wiss Ubeth Carhart Mintus Ureause Ebhe Cink

Grand Swiss Ball and Dress Dance Event in 1930s Zurich

Reported by a Swiss society at the event held November 18, the grand ball featured a masked display, performances, and fundraising for a seaside project. Attendees included notable figures such as Bb Lauethi Julius Euleff Jo Brues ger Files Seam Pleard and Miss Pauline Vtrer, with plans to support regional humanitarian aims.

Sattaerland Bb Lauethi Julius Euleff Jo Bruesger Ebries KE Syebrownski Charles Fuglistee Pup Hew Peter Will T Moor 1 Thastra A Lanauri Bras

Sayre Family Awaits Stork at White House Home

Capital friends hoped the Sayres would come to Washington for the birth. Miss Margaret Sayre travels from Williamstown to assist. Secretary McAdoo and Mrs. Wilson may visit Williamstown. Washington grieves over the President’s baby delay and uncertainty over winter plans.

Mrs. Sayre Stork Capital Margaret Williamstown Mass Wreancls Bowes Sayre Treasury MuAdoo Withamatown Washington Sasrea Massachusetts Sayres

Bet He'd Wed 120 Hours After Divorce Narrative

William Andreas Curran of Philadelphia wagered $10 000 that he would remarry within 120 hours after a divorce. The bet surfaced in a divorce suit filed by Frank W Perkins against Emil R L Perkins Curran. A Medford New Jersey hearing sought to determine if Mrs Perkins was a Curran visitor there, with Curran a traveling salesman and the Wells Fargo of the bet linked to Miss Alice Shreve of Medford.

Speaal York William Andreas Curran Philadelphia Frank W. Perkins Mra Emil R L Perkins Curran Medford Curran Mra. Perkins Perkins Alice Shreve

Loyal Legion Bazaar Tour Around the World at Wiz ard mansion

The Lost Legion of Women hosts a three day carnival to raise funds for ieil charines with tableaux and daring acts. Tables feature articles for sale and booths from nations such as China Germany Great Britain the United States and Netherland. Mrs Ada Ho Weiss presides with Mrs Florence Donohue chairing the committees. Guides include Col Samuel Stretton Col John McElroy Dr Thomas Calver and several family members. The event runs tonight and tomorrow afternoon.

Ieil Charines Legion of Women Oldaieh Vibe Itera Carntal Ada Ho Weiss Legion Florence Donohue China Mra Uito Johnson M Oa Knapp Cora Enaeld Mre Mails Cheels Louwe Wellianson Germany Olis K EB Temple J H Locker N H Karrett Lael Maomi M E Rose Kathirine Voland Jennie Hydolf Great Britain Florente Derchue United States Gwendolyn Edna Donohue Beatrice Lillian Spoor Blanche Wilmot Summa Brinton Gregg Nettie Fogeeiong Samuel Stretton Post No 1 John McElroy Thomas Calver Hillis Logan Augustine Knight Grace Pierce Fonn Stokes

British mine sweeper Mary sunk by mine in North Sea

London reports the British mine sweeper Mary was sunk by a mine in the North Sea today. Six of the crew of the Courtesan were rescued and landed at Lowestoft. Survivors described heavy gunfire off the Yorkshire coast this afternoon.

London Mary North Sea Courtesan Lowestoft Yorkshire

Naval Orders Detailing Transfers to Various Stations and Roles

Navy personnel receive orders to detachments and new assignments including engineers, junior grade officers, and chief carpenters. Key postings include Philadelphia to New York Shin balding Co Camden, Oklahoma duties on board, Newport to South Carolina training, Guam station, and Olongapo. Numerous transfers specify detachments to naval stations, ships, and training commands with sail dates around December 5 1914.

Jaeut R. 8S Keys Navy Yard Philadelphia New York Shinbalding Company Camden N. J Oklahoma Jaeut L BR Anderson Theadelpha South Carolina Swut JR Morrison Newport Prairie William W Smith North Dakota Enmyn LA. Davidson New Hampshire William Cramp Sona O'Bren Eawlyn C A. Bailey Nebraska Dew Moines J J, Brown Nebmeka Ded Moines Sam LL W. Johnson Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Navel Station Guam AL Sarg H. P Lawrenge Wyoming PA Surgh T M'Lean ST C Smith Naval Station Olongapo W. Cake Monterey R. A. Westlake Ofongapo Carpenter M. Mead Naval Statu Olongapa Calvite Carpenter C I. Bennett Ulongape Carpenter L Olongape Carpenter D. Nyburgq Saratoea

Milk Fund Urges Help For Infant Welfare Drive

Leading citizens from both sexes appeal for funds to support infant welfare work. The call urges contributions of any amount whether dollars or dimes to sustain life saving aid for tiny tots in need.

Infant Welfare Milk Stations Aid DC Babies

The Infant Welfare Solution of Washington conducts six milk stations to reduce infant mortality in the District. Free and low cost milk, parent health clinics, and daily weighings are offered, with the Washington Post accepting donations to fund the program.

Washington Washington Post

Duty Drives Young Heir to Work as Decorator in New York

Talbot Smith-Hanan, 21, heir to Mrs. John Hanan of 173 Fifth Avenue, took a job as an interior decorator in New York under an assumed name due to poor health. He earns $15 weekly, works eight hours daily, and plans to learn the trade from the ground up before starting his own offices. His mother reveals pride in his decision and a coming heir.

New York Decorator Washington Post New York Talbot Smith-Hanan John Hanan Fifth Avenue Posfessor Forty-second Street Smith-Hanan Morence Amelia Perkins Boston Motors Wether Talbot Young Smith

New York Court Hears Morphine Abuse Case Against Brooklyn Doctor

Mrs Aity Tafel testified that her husband, Dr Charles Tafel, forced her into morphine use with injections and beatings. She described repeated crisscross dependencies, a move to her mother's home, and eventual Bellevue treatment that cured her. The court awarded a separation decree and alimony of 12 dollars weekly.

New York Rom Aity Tafels Brooklyn Justice Blanchards Supreme Court Tafel Ty Charles F ‘Patel Yatel William Murphy Mr. Tafel Agnes Provost Miss Tafel Dr Tafel

Hospital ship Rohilla struck mine in Yorkshire coast inquest hears

London reports the hospital ship Rohilla was struck by a mine off Whitby with many casualties. Captain Wilson testified today that the vessel sank after forcing the ship onto rocks to avoid sinking at sea. Earlier beliefs said the ship simply stranded near Whitby. The piece also lists physicians volunteering for diet kitchens with addresses in Washington DC.

London Raonilla Yorkshire Wilson Rohilla Whitby

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