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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1914

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2

Peace with Clark Sparks Liberal Harmony in War Debate

From The Courrier des Etats-Unis New York Nov 27 an article contrasts German and French views on World War I noting improved relations between executive and House leaders in a bid to smooth party work as the Democratic majority shrinks. It also cites legal debate over Hague Conventions and U S neutrality with commentary on The Sun editorial stance and arguments by jurists Renault and Tinkes regarding international law.

New York New York Sun United States Heigium Luxemburg Sun France Secoriy Bren Lous Reneantit Academie Moraiey Et Folittqguées The Hague Academt Aions Dreemanry Renault Tienes Tnserenational Laws Institute Tno Fuermaons Juridica

War Not Been Refined Since Cain Slew Abel Says Staats Zeitung

The Staats Zeitung article argues war corrupts memory and進 introduces a provocative line equating war to Cain and Abel. It critiques German, British, and French actions, questions aerial warfare laws, and cites London and New York discussions on bombing civilians. It concludes with a warning that war entails death and destruction, urging caution about universal support for aggression.

Cain Abel Staats-Zeitung Mnngland Exanet Earmany United States Bam Heginning Crete Herimai

Georgia Supreme Court delays ruling in Frank Writ case

The Georgia Supreme Court pauses action on the Frank writ as due process issues and an alleged hostile mob are cited. The court schedules a Monday hearing to revisit arguments while already denying the petition. Trial proceedings and rulings are unfolded with references to defendants and local authorities.

Ue. S Coat Junst Trialia Pisa Mondat Lamar

Trade Rupture and War Prevention Across Americas

Series of fragmented lines discuss preventing war between American nations through trade, investment, and policy cooperation. Mentions Latin American economies, U.S. interests, and proposals for restoring trade ties as a path to peace, with references to officials and regional blocs.

United State Prises Lotue

Harman's Condition Unchanged in 1703 Street Case

Fragmentary report shows Harman’s condition listed as unchanged. Other lines reference a Derk Sereusi and a last night report at 1703 EH Street, but the legible text remains unclear on actions, parties, and outcomes.

President Wilson Climbs Petersburg Mountain in Massachusetts

President Wilson, with son-in-law Francis Sayre and brother-in-law Stockton Axson, ascended Petersburg Mountain near Williamstown, Massachusetts. He greeted a local farmer, then returned to St John’s Church service where prayers for peace and prosperity were offered. The Thanksgiving proclamation by President Garfield was read by William College’s head. He plans an automobile trip tomorrow before departing for Washington.

Wiliamstown Mass Wilton Franely Sayre Bia Stockton Axson Luy Petersburg Mountain Sap Wilson St John's Episcopal Church Europe United States J. F. Carter

Society Notes On Weddings and Travel

Putnam couple left for their wedding trip and will reside in Buffalo. Out-of-town guests include Dr and Mrs J W Putnam Mr Roger Putnam Mr George Putnam Mr John Putnam and Mr John Chamberlain all of Buffalo staying at the Shoreham. Mrs J Franklin Bell departs Washington for Chicago and Kentucky to visit then Texas City for Christmas. Senator and Mrs John Shields hosted a box party for daughter Janet Cowan and guest Miles Eunico Fudger of Canada and plan Army and Navy game outing. Lieut and Mrs Guy S Castle take a winter apartment at the Decatur area. Mrs Lyman Tiffany and granddaughter Helen Farker stay in Connecticut Avenue home for winter. Ethel Rose of Wyckliffe Rose classed as Vassar student spends Thanksgiving in New York and will attend Army and Navy game before returning to college.

Putnam Buffalo J. W. Putnam Roger Putnam George Putnam John Putnam John Chamberlain Shoreham J. Franklin Bell Ernest Garlington Washington Chicago Kentucky Gen. Bell Texas City John Jk. Shields Janet Cowan Miles Eunico Fudger Canada Shields Guy S. Castle Decatur Lyman Tiffany Helen Ffarker Connecticut Avenue Ethel Rose Wyckliffe Rose Vassar New York Army and Navy Philadelphia

Society and Military Notices At Trinity Church and Local Events

Members of the Rogers Von Salmenberg family and Captain Rogers of the U S N are noted in a Trinity Church gathering in New York. Norfolk is mentioned for Mrs Rogers residence and guests plan Thanksgiving in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. A Congressional Union tea dance at Kauscher's features many committee members and dancers including Flora Wilson and Dorothy Shuey. The Washington Riding and Hunt Club announces its second drag hunt tomorrow at Brightwood State. John WU. Exane is named acting master of tax hounds after WH Fellow returned to England.

Adalena von Salmenberg New York City Parmaster William H. Rogers U.S. N Trinity Church New York Parmaster Rogers Norfolk Zod Rogers Ormsby McCannnon John Baerett Ifenri de Sthou Colbert Grosvendr Myron Ither Nevil Mone J.D. Mettumber Ale WoLdith Congressional Union Kauschers Flora Wilson Stuth Parker Dorothy Shuey Helen McCumber Marion Parker Candice Howard Wishe Mary Lord Andrews Trrace Needham Marguerite Zappone Washington Riding and Hunt Club Brightwoo State John WU Exane England

Miller Ballard wedding announced in Baltimore visit to Atlantic City

Announcement lists the marriage of Misa Julia Maring Miller of this city to Walter M. Ballard of Baltimore. The ceremony was in Baltimore on Wednesday. The couple left for Atlantic City to visit Ballard's mother and will reside in Baltimore. Also noted are social notices about a St. Ann's Infant Asylum card party and several arrivals in Washington from Baltimore, New York, and Buffalo with mentions of residences and upcoming at home dates.

Misa Julia Maring Miller Walter M. Ballard Baltimore

Ingraham Hammerly Wedding at Round Hill Virginia

The marriage of Miss Helen Hammerley and Ensign Charities Nelson Ingraham U S was solemnized Saturday at 4 pm at the bride's Round Hill home Virginia The Rev Dr I B Lake officiated The musical program featured Marguerite Weller and Elizabeth Wilbur The maid of honor was Eleanor Jones Best man was Ensign Lawrence De Hose The couple left for their wedding trip that evening The article also notes a second wedding at the bride's parents home on Quincy Street Petworth My reading omits further details.

Helen Hammerley Landon Hammerley Ensign Charities Nelson Ingraham U.S Round Hmlll I. B. Lake Marguerite Weller Elizabeth Wilbur Eleanor Jones Ensign Lawrence de Hose Helen Monroe Mrs. Hammerley Ruth Hammerley Ensign Mrs. Ingrahant

Knights Hold Degrees in Lame Duck Initiation at Knights Hall

Washington and Maryland members joined the reception and dance after the fourth degree initiation at Knights of Columbus Hall. Rev George A Dougherty and Charles W Carr officiated the ceremony as delegates from Baltimore and Washington gathered for the event and celebration at Raischer's following.

Washington and Maryland George A. Dougherty Charles W. Carr Claires Veadet Rob Bylainapedie Fiebabis Dent Watson Treseurs Korhly Chau Taukargg Thorge EO Heberts Iumbus Washington Cig Bana New Voussasitmuy Councils Knights of Columbus Hall Am Raischet's Teorer Dougherty Cathol. University Charles W. Darr Intrit of Columbia Francis Sheehy Edward P. Harrington Dr. Williams B Ty Daniel A Erdwards Harry 4. Hearts Theman A. Pradden Charles W. Lash Jame PP. Burke Edmod J Burke Olives We Po Joseph J. Depman Lawrence George Abaids J Ccey He. Evans Joseph Mas Wollallagher Sunsetskins Andrew T Hichix Dar PL Holden Charles Ff Wester John vi Leseh Jokaib Loaens Met Co Mees Crink Thomas J. Mi Demough Frateers Fe Mars AOL McGasen

Ministers Clash Over Bible Readings at World Conference

At the world Bible conference in the Fast Congregational Church ministers were censured for seeking hidden meanings in scriptures and for aligning religion with politics. Speakers argued religion should be practical and unaltered by modern trends, citing Nehemiah as a model for law and governance. Subsequent sessions featured talks by Cadman Valmer and Palmer, with more addresses slated today by Cobern Johnson Ross Erdman Jewett.

Itan Church Camden M. Cobern G 4 Johnson Ross Charles R. Erdman Palmer John Henry Jewett

Guatemala Enforces Colored Immigrant Gold Deposit

Guatemala requires each colored immigrant to deposit 50 in gold on entry. The sum is refunded upon departure, a policy announced by the president to restrict nonwhite immigration.

Guatemala

Aid for Belgians and armor plate inquiry clash

A plea from the American commission for Belgian relief urges immediate aid of 7,000,000 people facing hunger as U S shipments and farm donations rise. Separately, U S lawmakers press armor plate makers in Pennsylvania for data to assess government shipbuilding, while Canadian planner Thomas Adams outlines housing reform in Washington.

American Commission For the Relief of Steichen H. (. Hoover London Commission Atlantic Seaboard Americus

Tariff Debate Sparked by Import Report

A Department of Commerce review on imports for ten months ending October 31 shows a rise of 88 million dollars from the same period last year. The data, cited by The Washington Post, suggests war revenue deficits were not caused by the war or the Underwood tariff, challenging Democratic claims.

Department of Commerce United States

Thanksgiving turkey breaks White House dog's fast

Billy the shepherd dog at the White House, mourning the disappearance of his playmate Nicky-Ben, finally broke his fast after a Thanksgiving turkey was offered. The two dogs, inseparable companions of Miss Helen Woodrow Bens and Mrs. William G. McAdoo, had been missing the other since two weeks ago. staff had tried to tempt Billy with food before the turkey finally did the trick.

Turkey Billy White House Nicky-Hen Helen Woodrow Bens President Wilson Nicky-Ben William G. McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury Watson Callie Meridon White Hrouse Née -Ben Nicky Ben White Mouse

Training Cruise Absence Leaves Unit Short One Day

A naval unit under Captain Frank W Sigournes set sail from Toledo for a routine training cruise. The National Guard establishment at Cue Junibia reported the voyage began yesterday morning with orders executed. A brief detachment was left behind while the ship departed for the training exercise.

Siganing Naval actaHon National Guard Cue Junibia Sybve

Thanksgiving Belgian Relief Drive Raises Over 1 316

A Thanksgiving collection for Belgian relief totals 1 316 with more cash and in kind gifts expected. The central relief committee at the Belgian Legation reports substantial donations from twenty chief stations nationwide and notes ongoing efforts led by Benedict Resmintun and others.

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