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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1915

Page

7

Big U boats for Navy small craft failed at sea

The Atlantic maneuvers exposed issues with coast defense submarines. Navy officials question using small coal bogged craft for coastal defense, noting rough seas, slow speed, and timing failures as red fleets breached defenses. Calls grow for larger seagoing subs to improve efficiency and reach.

Coast Defense Navy Department Atlantic Europe United States Tselsa Kletcher Nell Tleast Pera Juliu Fletcher Waler Neier

Marshall wife of Vice? In good condition after operation

Klinapolis Indiana reports Mrs Marshall wife of the vice president had a fairly good night and is reported in good condition after an abdominal operation at a local hospital, with doctors cautious about her recovery.

Klinapolis Ind Mra Vt Ak R Marshall Yeqieren

Death of Miss May Winters in Harpers Ferry Area

Miss May Winters dies at the home of her sister Mrs Cleit Gardner near Shepherdstown after noon on November 28 1894 in Harper’s Ferry West Virginia. She is survived by a sister and a brother.

Miss May Winters Wlarpers Ferry Otis Wlarpers Nellie R Edwards Carroll Edwards Washington ‘Street Fredericksburg

Tod Sloan Deported From Britain as Undesirable

Tod Sloan former jockey arrested in London under the defense of the realm act and sent home to the United States after a deportation order. A French actress, Cherrys, arrested with him and to be sent to France. Ground: keeping a gambling house. an English card expert linked to Sloan. Sloan’s career and marriage to Julia Sanderson are noted in this era summary.

London Tod Sloan Home Secretary United States Cherrys Garrick Theater Sloan France Liverpool

Prizefighter Jimmy Britt Joins British Army for Gallipoli Fight

Special to The Washington Post reports former lightweight champion Jimmy Britt has enlisted as a private in a British colonial regiment and sails for Gallipoli. He traveled via Australia with a vaudeville troupe, trained at an instruction camp, then received orders to fight on the front. Britt had appeared in New York last spring on the same show as Jess Willard and said a tour would take him to New Zealand and Australia.

Washington Post New York Jimmy Britt America Indian Ocean Great Britain Gallipoli A. F Wilding Britt Lippe Australia England New

Burton on Ballot Four Nominees, Hughes Withdrawn

Thirty six Republican voters in Lincoln Nebraska file to place Theodore Burton of Chloe on the state primary ballot for the Republican nomination. Roosevelt and Thompson remain on the ballot with Burton now the fourth nominee after Justice Hughes withdraws.

Justice Hughes Hemain Roosevelt Mayor Thompson Chicago Burton Lincoln, Nebr Secretary of Theodore Burton Chloe Nebraska Theodore Roosevelt Hughes Charles H. Hughes United States Supreme Court Roosevelt William Hale Thompson

Mrs Farwell Located Safe in Monastir War Report

Mrs Walter Farwell Chicago war correspondent who vanished in the Balkans was located in Monastir by American consul John Kehl of Saloniki. The State Department confirmed the message says she is safe and well. President Wilson sent sympathy to Vice President and Mrs Marshall in Indianapolis as Mrs Marshall recovers from an operation.

Washington Post Chicago Walter Farwell Balkans Monastir John Kehl Saloniki State Department Washington Kehl Farwell Icatea Wilson Marshall Indianapolis

Odds on Army Go Up to Ten to Eight

New York November 23 odds on the Army to beat the Navy at the Polo Grounds rose from 10 to 9 to 10 to 8 with little Navy support. Cornell is favored over Pennsylvania at 2 to 1 and thousands of dollars are ready to bet on Cornell, while Pennsylvania shows no strong moneyed supporters.

Washington Post New York Army Navy Polo Grounds Cornell Pennsylvania Fred Schumm Xmas Player Aeolian O. J.de Moll Emmons Smith O. J. de Moll & Co Wahine Ten Union Center Dattiaas New York City S6th Street Staton Onal Ieeuneuaner Co

Table Knife Removed From Woman's Stomach

Chicago on November 23 doctors at the West Side Hospital removed a corroded pawed-edged table knife from the stomach of Mrs Elizabeth Hocheberger after eight months of delirium illness. The operation drew several dozen doctors and medical students as the patient rallied well post procedure.

Chicago Elizabeth Hocheberger West Side Hospital

McCall steps aside as Weeks gains Massachusetts favor

Newly elected Massachusetts governor Samuel W. McCall will not challenge Senator John W Weeks for the Republican presidential nomination. Senator Lodge says Massachusetts will give Weeks strong support and that the victory strengthens Weeks as a candidate. Lodge praises Weeks as a trusted colleague and capable leader with sound judgment.

Massachusetts Bay State John W Weeks Samuel W. McCall McCall MecCall Senator Weeks Henry Cabot Lodge New England Mr. Lodge

Ad Fraud Hearings Open as FTC Mulls Jurisdiction Over False Advertising

Representatives of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World urged FTC to seize jurisdiction over dishonest ads under unfair competition rules. Executives and editors cited widespread misstatements, stressing printed ads erode public confidence. Chairman Davies requested written complaints to formalize the jurisdiction issue. Meanwhile Secretary Daniels moved to solicit 6200000 pounds of structural steel bids for two battleships Nos 43 and 44, with private bids exceeding the cost ceiling and navy yards preparing estimates to bind upon award.

Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Federal Trade Commission Commission Jurisdictiion Federal Trade On Herbert 8. Houston Damon Keeley Chicago Mr Keeley H. J. Keener National Vigiance Committee William H Ingersoll New York Charles H Porter Chicago Advertising Association E . Meredith Des Moines Iowa Charles J. Columbus Washington Retail Merchants’ Association National Capital Retail Merchants’ Association Federal ‘Trade Commission Congress Davies Association Daniela Yeater- Day Navy Congress Department Navy Yard Philadelphia Mare Island Daniels Norfolk Yard Puget Sound Bremerton Wash

Alexandria to Get Park on Shooters Hill Slope

Alexandria plans a 25 acre park on Shooters Hill east slope to be called George Washington park after a 36,500 appropriation by the common council. The George Washington Monument Association offered the hill and lots to build the park, with taxes in annexed areas to be paid to save discounts, and a test case to confirm the city’s tax rights for this year. The fire department would gain a chemical apparatus and talks on water supply continue, while other measures include a Cobbles for Mount Vernon repairs and a 60,900 temporary loan.

Hington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Vn Alexandria Shooters Hill Board of Aldermen Common Council George Washington Monument Association George Washington Park Bryan Fairfax Capt Bryan Finance Committee I K. M Norten Fisher Committee On Fire Department the Nations Board of Fire Underwriters Alexandria Water Company Committee On Finance, Fire and General Laws Council Mount Vernon Washington Brockett Burke Board of Regents Commonwealth 8. G. Brent

Snores Stop Mayor's Welcome to Liberty Bell Visit

The Washington Post reports in Cleveland that a guard of honor for the Liberty Bell greeted Mayor Newton Baker and Cleveland councilmen aboard a Pullman car, but a chorus of snores from Philadelphia delegates interrupted Baker’s welcome. Only one man was awake as the mayor spoke. The scene ended with disgust from Baker and his party. Also listed are various nuts and fruits in 2-pound boxes for sale.

Guard of Honor Liberty Bell Apeviata Washington Post Cleveland Ohio Boles E. Penrose Philadelphia Newton Baker Pullman Mayor Baker

Democrats Plan December 4 Caucus Shakeup

Notices to Democrats of the House go out today for a caucus on December 4 to consider business under its rules. The aim is to organize committees and manage the defense program while avoiding factional strife. Speaker Clark okayed the date. Kitchin will chair Ways and Means nominations with caucus decisions looming.

House Claude Kitchin First Party Kitchin Ways and Means Clark Congress Arsa

Bryan to head Winona Assembly in Warsaw

Warsaw Ind Nov 23 The Winona Assembly reorganized with W J Bryan elected president Articles of incorporation filed showing 200000 capital Local leaders and supporters hailed the move as a step in strengthening community organization and industry connections across the region.

Washington Post Warsaw Ind Winona Assembly W. J Bryan

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