SIDDONS VICE WRIGHT BROWNLOW FOR COMMISSION
Gregory ready to concur in bench appointment and send nomination to Senate. Frederik dons nominates for Mississippi Supreme Court. Wright Brownlow seen as front runner. Senators and aides debate timing as Justice Department review proceeds. confirmation expected soon.
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Gregory
Senate
Tnstriot Mormissiorer
Frederik
Ar Besterdas
Med
Department of Justine
Ana
Siddeons
Movements of Naval Vessels and Related Reports
Movements of ships near Beirut and other ports described in terse notes. Mentions Masdoneggh Tet Let Doar New Sanday Haven at Hampran Rasde Senrga and Paangen, with references to Washington and Philadelphia area activity. Unclear names and places due to damaged text.
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Tararaa
Beirut
Wein Georga
Zuponanan
Nagasaat
Views of the War Revolt Signal Decline of British Rule
In a Staats-Zeitung commentary from New York, Herman Ridder argues that the South Africa revolt signals England’s loss of empire, noting Boer resistance, self-government after war, and Britain’s lingering bitterness. The piece contrasts German and French perspectives with English complacency.
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New York
England
South Africa
Carthage
Rome
Ingland
Transvaal
Mexico
Great Britain
Viscount Bryce
Ymoro
Africa
Beyerg
Yuar
Herman Ridder
Crown Prince Army in Peril From the Allies Says Courrier
The Courrier des Etats-Unis reports that allied lines reach from Ypres to the sea with Ostend perhaps soon occupied by German forces. German efforts aim to seize North Sea ports to deter Britain and restore a pre Marne posture. French advances threaten the crown prince’s army near St Mihiel and Metz while French troops press gains along the Meuse Moselle frontier. victory for the allies is anticipated with confidence.
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New York
Ypres
Ostend
Antwerp
Ghent
Bruges
North Sea
England
Marne
Twinkirk
Calais
Boulogne
Joffre
France
Seacoast
Armentieres
Dunkirk
Noyon
Oise
Verdun
Meuse
Moselle
Woevre
St. Mihiel
Marcheville
Fresne-en- Woevre
Pagny- Sur-Moselle
Metz
149Th
Louis XIV
Nepoleon
Whitney Ships His Horses From England to United States
Racing nearly finished in England, Harry Payne Whitney sends horses back to the United States from Newmarket. The first shipment departs tomorrow and includes Harmonica and the best yearlings produced since the stable came here.
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England
United States
Washington Post
London
Harry Payne Whitney
Newmarket
Harmonica
Army and Navy Orders Large Listing Officers on Leaves and Transfers
Long roster of Army and Navy assignments detailing leaves of absence across medical corps engineers signal and infantry units. Notable itemizes Majors Baker Van Pu ren Vose Halloran and others with durations from one to four months and more, plus transfers, exams, and promotions to coast artillery aviation and engineering roles.
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Maj
Frank. Baker
Medical Corps
James W. van Puren
William E. Vose
Paul 8. Halloran
Cant
B. Humphrey
Corps of Engineers
Taylor BE. Earby
Holen Lerb. Muller
Signal Corps
Samuel F. Dallam
Quartermaster Corps
Erskine Nette
el. N. Enders
Robert R. Welshimer
Coast Artillery Corps
Thomas W. Burnett
James M.hurchill
Twenty-third Infantry
Virginius EL Clark
Boston
Mass
Boston Institute of Technology
Jens F. Stelie
Thirteenth Cavalry
Letterman General Hospital
Prealdia
San Francisco
Bamuel FF
Dallam
Ninth Cavalry
Robert R. Welssimer
Judge Advocate General's Department
Coast Defenses
Delaware
William H. H. Morris, Jr
Infantry
John P. Lucas
Washington Barracks
William H. Holcombe
Bernard
Miller
Brehon B. Somervell
Robert W. Crawford
Frederick
Skinner
Emrpy of Engineers
Texas City
Tex
Charles P. Gras
Peter ¢. Bullard
Xenophon MH. Price
Allen P. Cowgill
Apts
Howard LT. Laubach
Elmer W. Clark
Thomas L. Smith
Howard R. Perry
George E. Houle
Lincoln F. Kilbourne
William C. Rogers
George H. Jamerron
Samuel D. Rockenbach
Eleventh Cavalry
Robert ©. Williams
Fourteenth Cavalry
Walter ©. Short
Fourth Cavalry
Powell, Clayton
Frank A. Barton
George C. Barnbarnt
Fifteenth Cavalry
Ames H
Third Cavalry
Kirby Walker
Walter R. Taliaferro
Algnal Corps
Jamer KE. Abbott
Rowland B. Ellis
Selwyn [ Smith
Wadt H. Westmoreland
Clarence ¢ Culver
Frederick G. Turner
Frank B. Edwards
William C. Gardenhire
Benjamin C. Davis
Edward ©. Wells
Rickard W. Walker
Twelfth
George A. F. Trumbo
Taylor M. Reagan
Fifteenth
Robert F. Tate
Berring C. Megill
Oliver P. Robinson
George K Wilson
Gerrit van. & Quackenbush
Sydney H. Hopson
William FB. Gillmore
William E Persons
James G. Taylor
HE Clay M. Supple
Seventeenth
Alex M. Hall
Elliot Caziaro
Carl
Alfred J. Booth
Edward K. Massee
Joseph A. Marmon
James A. Higgins
Wylie T. Conway
Henry J. Damm
Max W. Wainer
Charles T. Griffith
Robert H. Willis
Sth
Charles BE. Coates
Martin C. Shallenberger
William 8. Loughborough
James W. Peyton
Oral F. Clark
Robert Coker
William F. Hoey, Jr
John H. Stutesman
William G. Langwill
Fifteenth Infantry
James A. Sarratt
Roy A. Will
Arthur ¥. Bouton
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Leonard H. Drennan
Charles K. Nulshen
Sumner M. Williams
First Cavalry
Henry
Military Officers and Detachments Listed in Navy and Army Records
A compiled roster shows Army cavalry and infantry officers including names such as Arthur F. Wilbourn, Cullum, Erwin, White, McNeil, Kennedy, Hartman, Hartman, Frink, Andrews, Rogers, and more. Also listed are naval attaches, ensigns, surgeons, chief boatswain, gunners, and Marines bound for various stations in Paris, North Carolina, Great Lakes, Missouri, and Boston with detachments to Connecticut, Texas, and other locations.
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Arthur FB. Wilbourn
Thirteenth
GG. Cullum
William W. Erwin
Sterbert H. White
First
Chauncey ST. ¢ McNeil
Fifteenth
Frank K. Ross
Herman Kobbe
John AL Warden
Philip Gordon
Secend
John T. Kennedy
Sixth
Horace M. Hickxam
Eighth Cavalry
Homer M. Ghuninger
Albert L. Sneed
BAKER
George A. Matile
Twenty
Walter R. Weaver
Alva Ler
Roy W. Winton
Frederick Phelps
James L. Frink
Edmund R. Andrews
Joseph A. Rogers
Twentieth
Paris
France
North Carolinm
W. K Malloy
CD. Edgar
Montana
Smith
L. HK. Forde
Blevett
F. M. Collier
A. S. Merrill
Misesuri
RB. W. Paine
Patterson
Perkins
H. S Keep
Jenkins
N. T. McShan
Naval Hospital
Washington
Frank Carregher
Gummer Stephen Donely
Brooklyn
Boston
A. Barson
Navy Yard
M. Wegat
Missouri
J. OF. Johnson
Maine
Marine Corps Orde
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Tucker
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Opresen
Weramoan
Brownlow
Lanis Brownlow
Rey Piper Lee Aepae
Cononissider
Sims
Department of Justices
Department of Justice
Laskey
Staats-Zeitung
The
Courrier Des Etats-Unis
Whitney
Army and Navy
ARMY
Panama Canal
Anheuser-S
Sasiama
Aitut
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
Washington, Dist. Col
NAVAL
J. Hannigan
Tukeul
T. M. Major
North Carolina
T. 5. Wilkerson
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & Co. Limited
Dorchester
Detark FL
Guantanamo, Im
Rine Barre
Marine Baricka
Norfolk
Slliam
Verarux
Rigade, Sraek A
Nobby Reg
U. S. Pat
Ask
Cook & Stoddard
Connecticut Ave
Cadillac
Baker Electrics
Zell Motor Car Company
H St. N. W
Chalmers
Peerless
Saxon
Emerson & Orme
Detroit Electrics
Apperson
Armentrout & Son
14Th St. N. W
Jones-Kessler Rubber Tire Company
E St N
H. A. French & Company
9Th St. N. W
Wolf & Manson
Fla
N. W
Irvin T. Donohoe
14Th Street
Leesburg
John Hill Carter
Winchester
Auto Livery Company
Auto Supplies
N. A. Cooper and Son
Martinsburg
W. Va
Carr & Dicken
Ford
T. W. Martin
S. W
Kent Miller
United
Wilson-Goucher Tire Co
14Th Street N. W
H. F. Seamark
Sts. N. W
Merkle
Emblem
Thor
L. E. Sullivan Rubber Tire Co
Commercial Auto and Supply Co
Studebaker
Columbia Auto Supply Co
6Th St. N. W
Foss-Hughes Company
Pierce-Arrow
Luttrell Company
N. H. Ave
Packard
National Electrical Supply Co
N.y.ave
Washington Auto Supply Co
Automobile Supplies
Idea Garage
D. Chester Kemp
Rockville
D. H. Warfield
Brunswick
C.H. Feete & Bro
Charles Town
A. S. Allen
Jefferson
Culpeper
Shepherd Motor Car Co
Strasburg
Alfred Bly
Niews
Pat