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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1915

Page

7

Injustice to District in Hot Clash With Browne

Citizens' representative challenges the George report on District assessments and taxation. Thomas Bradley cites errors in Browne’s data and the George study, arguing underassessment claims distort property values and mislead Congress. Hearings reveal tension between critics and supporters of the half and half principle.

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Cold Blooded Murder Recital Shocks New York Court

Special to The Washington Post reports Joseph Bourret detailing the March 14 Hotel Atlan killing of Charles Miller to Judge Mulhoney in the General Sessions Court. Bourret and Barney Corn known as Jew Barney, indicted for Miller’s death, described planning a hold up and firing a revolver during their robbery.

Washington Post New York Joseph Bourret Mulhone Court of General Sessions Bourret Barney Corn Barney Charles Miller Atlan Jen Barney Miller Weat 117Th Street Corn Muller Hartford Conn Coney Island

Brandeis Praises Zionists Aims And Achievements

Mr Brandeis lauds Zionist aims and progress highlighting equal access to European universities, democratic self governance, and women’s rights in colonies. He notes Zionist banking and cooperative projects aiding settlement, world support, and a Palestine information bureau aiding new arrivals.

Brandes Coraniee Palestine Turkey Zioniat Movement Zioniat Jewish Colonial Trust Brandeis Palestine Office

Taft Becomes Red Cross Guide Head of Central Committee

President Wilson appointed former President William H. Taft as chairman of the American Red Cross central committee, succeeding Gen. George W. Davis who retired due to ill health. Taft will preside at Washington meetings and handle central administration, relieving the President of routine duties.

Wilson William H. Taft Central Committee of the American Red Cross George W. Davis Davis Tafta The Red Cross Taft Mr. Taft Washington Tme

Old paving is prized for political edge in campaign

The article details Theodore Burton's Republican presidential bid gaining traction after Myron Herrick's support and Ohio delegation backing. It notes planned Washington and Mount Vernon headquarters to mobilize delegates, plus moves by Senator Weeks and other potential contenders like Borah Root and Hughes. Cobblestones and city projects in Alexandria are also mentioned.

Theodore EK. Burton Yaseterday Myron T. Herrick Washington John W. Weeks Massachusetts Washington Post Burhau Kingtreet Alexandria Mutual Ice Company Ohio Republican Herrick H. H. Dodge Pat Burton Mount Vernon Tomb of Dodge Committee On Cornell Duke Street Committee On Finance Shooters HH George Washington Park Washington Monument Willis Burton Warren G. Harding Columbus Mr. Burton Senator Weeks William E. Borah Idaho Elihu Root New York Justice Hughes Supreme Court of the United States Root Mr. Borah Mr. Weeks State Corporation Commission Potomac Country Club, Inc Potomac Gardens, Inc Graham & Ogden Real Natate Fairfax County New Alexandria Hunter Hunter Station Nouth Washington-Virginia Electric One Ft 9 Potomac River

Three Women Injured in Auto Crash in City

Mrs Fannie Rutledge Miss Bessie Rutledge and Mrs Martha Lockmiller, all of South Washington, Virginia, with Mrs Guy E Zepp, escaped unharmed. One passenger, Mrs Zepp, had minor injuries. all four were injured when their car collided with Captain Charcas vehicle at Fourteenth and K streets. They were treated at Emergency Hospital, condition not serious.

Palestine Mazzinin Rome Alexander Aaronsohn Thut Adolph Kahn Marguerite Kaufman Fannie Rutledge Bessie Rutledge South Washington Martha Lockmiller K Street Northwest Guy E. Zepp Fourteenth and K Streets Northwest Captain Charca Wardman Court Apartments Miss Rutledge Lockmiller Himergency Hospital Theodore Owens Eleventh Street Zepp Charles K Street Fourteenth Street

British Fear Indian Revolt and Kitchener Departure

Washington reports Bart Kitchener’s absence linked to unrest in India with Nawaz Mulk deposed by his people as British censorship hides details. Separate dispatch notes American Transatlantic Steamship President Wagner seeking British consent for safe passage of the Winnebago from Buenos Aires to New York with quadracho wood cargo. London reports 60,600 Albanians poised to attack Serbians near Monastr and Prisrend.

New York Washington Kitchener British War Office Tal Te India India Egypt Nawaz Sultan AL. Mulk Nizam Myderabad Harl Kitchener England Richard G Wagner American Transatlantic Steamship Company Hocking Halifax Lansing State Department Buenos Aires Wagner United States Great Britain London Bucharest Geneva Monastr and Prisrend

Allies Sure to Win Says Asquith at Banquet

In a London guildhall banquet speech Prime Minister Asquith declared Allies are sure to win, citing united purpose and resolved action since the last address. He discussed the Globe seizure, censorship, Kitchener’s mission to Paris, and support for Serbia, Italy moving against Austria, and Europe’s emancipation.

Asquith United Purpose Resolut Near East Serbia Italy

Cosmetics Not Needed Peel the Shin Instead

A vintage advertisement touts mercolized wax as a time saving replacement for cleansing creams and rouges. It claims the wax absorbs faded or discolored skin, revealing a clearer, softer complexion with daily use over weeks. One ounce is advertised as sufficient, with additional tonics for wrinkles and sagging skin.

Tea varieties and blends listed with misc pricing hints

A fragmented OCR list shows multiple tea types including Formosa Oolong versions, Mixed Green, Wong, Gunpowder, English Breakfast, Imperial blends, and mentions Spider Leg Japan with ambiguous price references. The text reads as a catalog snippet with stray numbers and errors.

Formosa Oolong

New Turn in N Y N H and Hartford Trial

Government attorneys push evidence of acts by eleven former directors within the three year statute period starting 1912. Focus is on New Haven seeks to secure ownership of Central New England Railway by minority share acquisition, with trial detailing alleged continuance of conspiracy.

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