Cadet Officers Promoted As School Plans Drill Schedule
Kramer announces promotions in the High School Cadet regiment including changes to company placement and leadership. The assistant superintendent confirms battalion quartermaster roles and new staff appointments while a senior drill schedule outlines November training periods and arms discipline. The administration maintains last year’s military growth program with a stand-pat stance on defense funding, amid broader naval and peace advocacy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haimges
High Schoo Cadet Regiment
Kramer
Western Owill
Afe
Ripley Wadal
Longstreet
Wheichel
Ospany
Western
Baneattore
Pango Jeemirgs
Amd
Otte
Kravier
Woo Lang
Trst
Neuten
Secon& Ieutenant
Woo Arner
Secur
An- Pomelois Wattiber
Bart
Amiiltars
Fwl
David Perlman
Battalior
George Nordmieer
Talon
Himmler
Commadera
Congress
White House
Navy
Army
Augustus Gardner
Massachusetts
Navy League
Admission of Cottonseed Union Claims Anti Trust Ties
Mississippi attorney general charges a cottonseed oil group named Sons of Plowshare and its ties to the Cottonseed Oil firm network. The suit accuses major mills and officers of fixing prices in regular meetings in Wealeans, seeking damages and control of cottonseed wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.stasippe
Sons of
T'lato
Krct Mall
Teaure
Certilzer Company
Mississippi
Missiasini
Eecka Hey Doniges
Rosa Collins
Onseed Firma of
Mississipi
Lacs
Missing Corinne Meyer Found After Hospital Escape
Miss Corinne Meyer two years old, patient at George Washington University Hospital, escaped and wandered near Sixth Street to Northeast, found Monday morning by Officer W T Green of Anacostia precinct. She was bareheaded and underdressed, showing signs of exposure, and was returned to the hospital. A brother had temporarily placed her there with no shelter arrangements yet. She appeared to be suffering from delirium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Meyer
George Washington University Hospital
WT. Green
Anacostia
Covernment Hospital
Toortheaast
Lecturer Mic Mountfort Explains Biblical Lost Coin
Jerusalem lecturer Mic Mountfort presented a talk on the biblical parable of the lost coin before the Anthony League at the former She. She used a typical oil vessel and silver fragments worn by Palestinian women to illustrate the custom as Mountfort addressed a large appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Mountfort
Anthony League
Palestine
Sime Mountford
Burdette Near Death in Pasadena Home at 70
Robert J. Burdette a preacher and humorist lies gravely ill at his Pasadena home after a two day serious condition. The Burlington Hawkeye writer and Temple Baptist Church pastor in Burlington from 1883 to 1909, Burdette rose to fame as a newspaper humorist before relocating to California in the eighties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Robert J. Burdette
de Burdette
California
Burlington
Temple Baptist Church
Three Heroes Return From Rheims Battle with Wounds and Tales
Three discharged French army veterans arrive in New York aboard the Rochambeau from Havre. George Pierlot Leon Leblot and John Rosenbemn recount hand to hand fighting at Rheims with bayonet and saber wounds. Leblot details German corpses used as barricades as he was twice wounded. Rosenbem killed seven Germans with a blacksmith knife after losing his rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rochambeau
Havre
George Pierlot
Leon Leblot
Canada
John Rosenbemn
Holbrook Mass
Leblot
Rheims
Pierlot
Ertt
Slater
Charity
Anna
Fring
Tierloc
Rosenbem
Muilhausen
Battlefeld
Roper Urges Cotton Aid At District Meeting
First Assistant Postmaster General Daniel Roper spoke on the needs of Southern cotton growers caused by European war disruptions. He described the cotton industry from seed to finished products with sterioptican views and urged national support, noting cotton’s global impact and the need for by product demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Roper
Women's Democratic League
Cairo
Roper
Europe
United States
France
Lydia Adams Williams
Forest Ranger
Emden’s Destruction Record Through October 1920
The Emden’s wartime record lists ships destroyed and one captured as per Australian report. Entries include City of Winchester, Indus, Lovat, Diplomat, Clan Mathematics, Trabbeck, Tymeric, Craftsman, Gryfevale, Foyle, Riberia, King Lud, Kabinga, Troilus, Beaumor, Clan Grant, Kamegasaki Maru, Jemtchug and a French destroyer at Penang, with Exford captured in the Indian Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emden
City of Winchester
Indus
Bay of Bengal
Lovat
Bay of Henwl
Killin
Toms
Diplomat
Clan Mathenon
Tone
Indian Ocean
Trabbeck
Tymeric
Burck (Collier
Craftsman
Gryfevale
Foyle
Riberia
King Lud
Kabinga
Chilkau
Troilus
Beaumohr
Clan Grant
East Indian Waters
Penang
Exford
Destruction of German Raider Emden Aids Allied War Efforts
The Emden, a German commerce raider, was destroyed after a bold disguise in Penang and its subsequent pursuit, altering shipping insurance and earning praise from Winston Churchill. The German cruiser Dresden and Koenigsberg are noted for prior actions, while the Australian Sydney's eight 6 inch guns outgun the Emden's ten 4.1 inch guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Admiralty
Winston Spencer Churchil
Sydney
Navy Board
Australian Commonwealth
Emien
Suez
Ven Muller
Emden
Blankenberghe
Belgium
Hansa
Pegasus
Zanzibar
Pilgrims Sign Compact and Choose Carver Governor
A historical account marks 294 years since the Mayflower voyage began with 102 souls landing at Cape Cod. It notes the signing of the Mayflower Compact, John Carver’s unanimous selection as governor, and the Pilgrims’ creation of a civil body politic for their new settlement in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrims
Carver
Cape Cod
New England
John Carver
Dutch West India Company
Capt
Dermer
William Wradfard
Capt. Smith
Phmouth
Mabel Page Files Second Divorce Suit Against Arthur Page
Mrs. Mabel G Page sues Arthur B Page for absolute divorce after a prior limited decree begun February 7 1913 the first suit is still pending She claims misconduct and cruelty The couple married September 14 1904 in Rockville MA and lived together until December 12 with no children The first decree ordered $5 weekly alimony but the husband allegedly failed to pay Referred attorney is Leo A Rever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel G. Page
Arthur B. Page
Leo A. Rever
Rockville
Aim in Better Farms Delegates Visit President
Delegates from the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations arrive at the Willard where Secretary Houston will welcome them at 10 o’clock. The conference covers extension work, administration, experiment station progress, and prospects for a national university plan amid debates with university leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Willard
Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Secretary of Agriculture
Association
State Agricultural Colleges
State Agricultural Experiment Stations
Agricultural Extension Divisions
Agricultural Colleges
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Education
A C. True
Apddrew Beas
St Paul
Dean B. F. Mumford
Missouri
A. B. Graham
New York
L. H. Dennis
Pennsylvania
K.G L. Hatch
Wisconsin
A. W. Nolan
Illinois
C. H. Lane
Rufus W. Stimson
A. V. Storm
W. H. French
A. C. Monahan
G. A. Bricker
D.S. Hawkins
Society For the Promotion of Agricultural Science
American Society of Agronomy
H. J. Waters
C. V. Piper
Broadening Aid Plans Consider Charity Federation
Washington charity workers from Neighborhood House Friendship House Noel House Associated Charities Jewish Alliance and Colored Settlement House met to discuss federation. Mrs Archibald Hopkinge presided with numerous officers and friends as committees would be formed to decide advisability of uniting the organizations for broader aid and public education on needs. Dress by W Jam, secretary of Cleveland federation, outlined how a federation could raise larger funds and educate citizens on charitable duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neighborhood House
Friendship House
Noel House
Associated Charities
Jewish Alliance
The
Colored Settlement House
Archibald Hopkinge
Charles J. Bell
William R. Buchanan
Ira Copley
Joseph E. Davis
Jonn €. Fremont
Gilson Gardner
Amarylis Gillett
Philip Henry
John Jay White
Ellen J. Vinton
Clara J. van Trump
Walter R. Tuckerman
John’s Thompson
Mary Stewart
Sophie Seibert
Logan Waller Page
W. Jams
Federation of Charities of
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr James A Hunter Dead After Intestinal Surgery
Washington physician Dr James A Hunter died early yesterday at George Washington University Hospital after an operation for intestinal trouble. A Philadelphia native aged 64, he practiced dentistry in this city for over 30 years. He is survived by a son, daughter, two grandchildren, three sisters, and his wife having died in February. He was a member of several Masonic and temple bodies. Funeral set for Thursday at 3 p.m. from his home 929 M Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Hunter
George Washington University Hospital
Hunter
Philadelphia
Dr. Hunter
Benjamin B. French Lodge
Columbia
Washington Commandery
Knights Templar
Almas Temple
M Street
Capital Pictures for Fair Exhibit at Panama-Pacific
Twenty water color pictures illustrating the McMillan plan for Washington will be shown at the Panama-Pacific Exposition by the fine arts commission. The largest image is a bird’s eye view of the Capital from 4000 feet above Arlington. The set includes the city beautiful scheme in detail, an original plan, and the McMillan elaboration, with several works shown for President’s inspection at the White House yesterday. the ex entrus offices host Col William W Hart as secretary and executive officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fine Arts Commission
Arlington
McMillan
Exentrus
Col
William W Harts
Redfield Calls Resignation Rumor a Crazy Dream
Secretary of Commerce William Redfield dismissed a circulating rumor that he will resign and join the newly created Federal Trade Commission as its chairman. He said the idea is unfounded and noted the pay difference between his current $12,000 yearly salary and the FTC chairmanship at $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Redfield
Commerce
Esbinet
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Redfield
Unfilled Steel Tonnage Declines From September
New York reports United States Steel Corporation unfilled tonnage for October 31 at 3,461,097 tons, down 26,570 tons from September. Hebrew Lodge plans the fifth annual novelty bath hosted by Hebrew Young Men's Lodge No. 1731 at the old Masonic Temple Ninth and F streets NW tomorrow night. Prof. Leon Cohen's orchestra will play. Dr. Benjamin Newhouse chairs the arrangements with Jack Waaskow and Max Brownstein assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Hebrew Lodge
Hebrew Young Men's Lodge
Hebrew Society
Old Masonic Temple
Ninth
F Streets
Leon Cohen
Benjamin Newhouse
Sixth Street Northwest
Jack Waaskow
Max Brownstein
Bids Opened for Western High School Reconstruction
Seventeen bids were opened Monday afternoon by Daniel H Garers chief clerk of the engineer department for concrete steel and fireproofing work on the Western High School rebuild after the desk fire last April. The Richardson I Gess Company Inc of Washington was the lowest bidder at 48 477. The Fine Construction Company area of Washington made the next lowest bid at 30 08. Recommendations will be made within days and work may start in two or three weeks. Bids for the stance masonry and interior work will be opened later. The building should be ready for occupancy by the end of the Easter holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Garers
Engineer Department
Western High School
Richardson Igess Company, Inc
Washington
Fine Construction Company
Strikes Spares and Splits Police News Notes
A series of reported robberies and accidents across the district include Miss Grace Ifewer losing a velvet hat valued at 15 from a locker at Gusinesa High School and Miss Grace Towles losing a Chin chin coat valued 14 from a locker in Business Fah School. An overheated log in premises at 456 Columbia Road damaged property. Mrs Sadie Winters, 79, was struck by a wagon near Seventh Street NW and taken to Emergency Hospital. An Elite Laundry delivery truck and a Browning Middleton truck collided on Georgia Avenue and Military Road, both damaged. Joseph Royansky and Hyeht wagon collision with a parked car on Fennsylvania Avenue NW caused minor damage. Mary Tucker, 48, injured while decorating at the White House, sent to Emergency Hospital. An auto accident involving a Washington Railway Electric Company car and a Robert Duvall vehicle caused $1800 damage. A Metropolitan Coach collision with Dr Robert Lamb’s car caused further damage. No injuries reported. G A R Commander-in-Chief David J Palmar selected Capt Daniel M Goodacre for staff aide, a long-time district Supreme Court criger.
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Grace Ifewer
Gusinesa
Grace Towles
T Street
Frank F. Hickey
McKee
Metropolikan
Robert C. Cheyne
Mate Masonic Temple
Elite Laundry Company
Thomas Green
Georgia Avenue
Military Road
Browning & Middleton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tewtone Hs
Adery
Sservan
Simmons
Ty Phulmann
McLaughlin
Riley
TD Walsh
Lawrence
Mendel
Adams
Hineman
Freiett Sebarsing Wetes
Swaggert
Aa Fe Alors
MrNuley
Ase Ray Myers
Brosnan
Gare
Morrison
Murray
Max
Ant Pallas
Upyartme Stocktis Teagie
Steford
Leon
Ae Minas
Yeellers
Jones
CEDIN
Raval Carde
Walle
Werk
Hanford
Stanford
Farrin
Matale
Civy Duckpis
Fairlawne Wario
Freeman
Juesler
Tata
Tevsint
Theler
Riu Opel
Marhtas
Barnes Ry
Korke Ware
Totalsea Roe
Totele
Caonnestieutenue
Keokuk Street
Carroll Council
Leagi FE
Magen
Columbias Minas
Dorshoe
Wathen Horen
Florence
Uurkeasi
Denagh
Ingleside Terrace
Nort Crowell
Eugene Coleer
Tavery
Sixteenth Street
Tota Ag Sr
Ht Stiles
Luid
Comncti. Sk
Cy Yuck
Culver
Leagi FE Ace Genoas
Plains
Mat F. Trimble
Metarty Lpay
Lamont Street
Mras
Mount Vernon Powers
Ninth Street
Peuebert
Coe
Washington
Allied
Pe Electric Company
First Street
Indiana Avenue
KEV Lamation Dvckein Leagi
Shenkos
Duganse
Hobb Teale
Tost Dvckten Tstad
M. M Anderson
Mann
Feeney
Clevent Street
Fourteenth Am Baaryst Street
Pumb Road
Rietel
Mane
Jayne
Ferner
Wardelich
Tota
Rock Creek Park Street Car Plans Get Commission Action
The Rock Creek park street car lines favored by the current District administration are included in the tentative Rock Creek Park street car project act. HW Biddy proposes plan work by public utilities official transfer. Delays hinge on completing railway property valuations before Mr Eddy reports. commissioners expected to act by July 1913.
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Rock Creek Park
Acton
Biddy
Puiblic
Universal Transfers
Eddy
Park Line
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Eiseman’s Corner
Seventh & E Streets
Mau
Eiseman & CO. Moraes
Seventh and
E Streets
Foriow
Itary
Cottonseed Union
Plato
Discovera Miss Meyer
Hague
Kern
Newspa
R. J. Burdette
Herrick
Paris
Sharp
Ohito
Alabama
Emden Sias
Shai
Malacca Straits
Jemtchug
Dresden
Sir Christopher Cradock
Dantzig
Ece
James
Virginia
Name Carver
New World
England
John Robinson
Holland
Amsterdam
Leyden
America
London
Southampton
Plymouth
Elder Brewster
Wiliam Bradford
Kedward Winslow
Miles Standish
Rose Carver
A. B. Page
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
National Association of State Universities
Q. H. Denny
University of Alabama
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Denny
Claxton
Albert Ross Hill
University of Missouri
Hill
George Edgar Vincent
University of Minneaoota
Jj- Wheeler
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
P. KP. Claxton
Harry Burns Hutchins
University of Michigan
Guy Potter Benton
University of Vermont
George H. Denny
Frank Strong
University of Kansas
R. J. Aley
University of Maine
Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Strong
San Francisco
Wheeler
F. W. Rane
Boston
C. B. Lipman
Herkeley
Cal
G. 8. Fraps
College Staltion
Tex
W. G. Sackett
Fort Collings
Colo
C. G. Williams
Wooster
E. B. Forben
American Society of Animal Production
H. P. Armaby
T. L. Hacker
St. Paul
Minn
H. S. Grindley
Urbana
John M. Bvoyard
Amas
Iowa
the Willard
Fraps
Ebbitt Hotel
Farm Management Association
Firth
American Farm Management Association
National Museum
C. 5. Smith
Agricultural Department
JL. H. Goddard
H. W. Hé¢nthorn
American Association of Farmers’ Institute
Raleigh
C. W. Putaley
Lincoln
Nehr
B. B. Dorsett
Manafield
A. D. Wilson
Institute
Rose Morgan
New York City
AL. Martin
Warrisburg
Edward van Alstyne
Albany
N. Y
A. Gigault
Grueber
L. R. Taft
Hast Lansing
Mich
van Alstyn
A. P. Sandles
Capital Pictures
Plana
Calvert
Perkins
Police
Columbia Road
Yates
Sadie Wintera
Virginia Avenue
C Street
Seventh Street
David Murphy
Legion Place
Joseph Royansky
Ui Street
Fennslvania Avenue
Jeffersonshice
JH. Hillesry
Connecticut Avenue
Ward
Mary Tucker
Sixth Street
Washington Railwa Electric Company
Robert Duvall
W Herotic
Metropolitan Coach Company
Charles Sinclair
Third Street
Fifteenth Street
Robert Lamb
Cecil Apartments
Herdic
David J. Palmar
Grand Army of the
Famblic
Daniel M Gendacre
Goodacre Han Hean
Crigr
District Supreme Court
Rock Creek
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