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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1911

Page

9

Taft Leaders Active Two Women Attacked

Two attempted outrages in Taft Coatesville Pennsylvania report two Black assailants targeting white women. First attack on Mrs Fred Russell while James Campbell’s wife was the intended victim. a later assault on Mrs Russell as she rode home. Police hold no suspect. description matches Mrs Campbell’s account.

Coatesville Fred Russell James Campbell Flaymisa Johanna Irwin Trojin

Taft foes split on renomination plan at republican meet

Amidst a turbulent 191% Republican scene in Washington taft supporters and Taft foes debate delegate instructions to block La Follette and Roosevelt stampedes. California Governor Johnson backs a wide primary to showcase loyalty to Taft as party leaders, while Roosevelt and La Follette factions push distinct strategies for the national convention. The upcoming Republican summit in the city will reveal potential delegate selections and key figures like Hilles Hitch­cock Loeb Penrose and Can as possible power players.

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Cabinet Deserts Office in Historic White House Meeting

A disrupted cabinet session and a formal White House gathering were described, noting a split between the president and key advisers. The event focused on treaty alignments with Great Britain France and other powers, reshaping wartime diplomacy and state relations.

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Persia Reports Teheran Yields to Russian Demands

Dispatches state that Teheran prepared to comply with Russia's demands for an indemnity and hyulogs, as relations with Iua were interrupted. The seizure of Sul ll andh brother of the deposed sia occurred in Teheran, with reports of Russia seizing property.

Tate Condon Fria Caeat Nitaln Iua Iugwa Nul Mo Veteoff Sia Teheran

Alexandria Weds Dougan Taylor Ramsay in Methodist Church

Pearl Harrington, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Harrington, married Dougan Taylor Ramsay in a Methodist Episcopal Church ceremony. A small reception followed at 86 Prince Street. The couple departed for a honeymoon in the North after the event.

Margaret Paule Finks Miles Helen Marion Corbett Rebekah Lilian Harrington Inez Gwynn Moore Hig Hy Brother Dennia Romney Baltimore Alfred Grifth Tiler Warren & Grubb William N. Harper Ashby Reardon Frank Vernon Quigley Prince Street Mrs Rameau

Aldrich outlines revised monetary reform plan at bankers meeting

Former Senator Nelson W. Aldrich, chair of the monetary reform commission, addressed the American Bankers Association in New Orleans. He urged elimination of political factors in plan consideration and expressed confidence in early passage of reform legislation. President Watts endorsed the plan as debates on amendments and governance continued.

New Orleans Andrew Jackson United States F. C. Watts Aldrich Executive Council Watta National Reserve Association A. Platt Andrews the Treasury Ourgo Country Club City Park

Record cotton production rise totals nationwide to November 14

The census bureau reports a total of 1,209,000 bales ginned by November 14 this season, nearly 1.5 million more than the same date in the record 1904 year. Georgia leads with 210,299 bales ginned, the highest to date, while Mississippi and Oklahoma show gains not seen in the prior two years.

Census Bureau Georgia Mississippi Oklahoma

Blamed for Austin flood by coroner jury

Couderaport Pa November 21 The coroner jury found that the Austin dam disaster of September 3 was due to negligence by Bayless president and Hamlin superintendent of the Bayless Pulp and Paper Company Earlier Hamlin and Michael C Bailey an employee in charge of the dam were arraigned on manslaughter charges after warrants by the husbands of Eva Glaspy and Julia Swartwood victims Bayless also faced a warrant The case will be resumed tomorrow.

Couderaport Austin Dam George G. Bayless Fred N. Hamlin Bayless Pulp and Paper Company

Britain and Germany Clash Over Agadir Crisis

Berlin reports detail tense talks between Sir Edward Grey and Count Wolff-Metternich over the Moroccan dispute with France. Britain pressed for intervention citing British interests, while Germany denied demands for a naval base or Moroccan seizure. The Lloyd George speech and subsequent British assurances shaped the crisis timeline.

Eadward Grey England Berlin Reichatag von Kidersen-Waschter France Edward Gray London Count Wollf-Metternich Germany Great Britain Herr von Kiderlen-Waechter Panther Agadir Edward Grey Ambaseader Morocco Inlstvene Agadir Oor

Divine Sarah Denies Pending Marriage to Lou Tellegen

Paris November 21 Sarah Bernhardt angrily denies reports she plans to marry Lou Tellegen a 28 year old Flemish actor in her company A French journalist visiting at her home reported the scene noting Bernhardt’s polite but sharp rebuke of gossip Boulevard gossip mislabels the actress with a youthful attendant rumor Tellegen is said to hold that position currently

Mme Sarah Bernhardt Lou Tellegen Mme. Bernhardt Inghe Larely Sher Revort Boulevard Tellagen

Weather conditions forecast across regions with colder trend

The report notes colder air spreading over the midwest and Mississippi valley with no major temperature disturbances. It lists temperatures varying by region, expects declining warmth Wednesday into the Lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys, with winds west to northwest and potential rain in southern Florida and the Atlantic region.

US Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Plaids Missiesppi Valley Norly Atlantic Upper Ohio Valley Tower Lake Resion Florida Butudippi Oblo Heake

Reliable cough remedy sold by druggists in a whiskey tincture

An old ad warns readers to obtain Glycerine and Concentrated Ping compound from a druggist and mix into whiskey for coughs and colds. It specifies dosing after meals and at bedtime, with caution to use the recommended Ren ule Globe Concentrated Fine and avoid cheap, unsafe preparations. It notes a half ounce bottle in a sealed tin case and quick delivery from wholesale houses.

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Promised Coat Sale Fails Then Delivers in The Post

The Greater Palais Royal agent in New York advertised six superbly marked Pony Coats valued at 60 dollars for 39 dollars and 75 dollars for 50, to be sold Monday. The coats did not arrive initially causing disappointment, but they appeared next morning with the promised values verified and advertised.

Palais Royal New York

ME Stephens Weds Today In Washington D C

Representative John Trall Stephens of Vernon Texas will wed Linette Keenan formerly of Portland Oregon at St Marks Episcopal Church Third and A southeast. The ceremony will be performed by Rev E P Bissell. The couple plan a honeymoon train to Richmond Virginia before Congress opens. Stephens a widower with a daughter, has served in Texas Senate and was elected to the Fifty-fifth Congress.

Cupid House of Representatives John Trall Stephens Vernon Texas Linette Keenan Portland Ore E. P. Bissell St Mark's Episcopal Church Third Richmond Stephens Keenan Paul Humphries Stephena Capitol Benedict Mr. Stephens Salby County Mansfeld Tarrant County Law de Wenderland University Lebanon Congressional Apartments Firat Haat Capitol

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