Shakeup at Annapolis reshapes navy academy leadership
A near complete reorganization at the United States Naval Academy detaches most department heads after two years in post. Commander Traut takes command of the Wisconsin and new superintendency is assigned to Louis Nulton while secretary Daniels announces a broad shift affecting many officers and departments.
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New bank begins business at corner of Columbia and Seventeenth
A newly chartered bank opened for business yesterday in Northwest Washington, capitalized at 100000, promising personal department service with private transactions. Directors include W. H. Hasenner, C. Hay, T. Scott, H. Bry, and others. officers listed, with Havenner as president and George C. Hay as president in the earlier stage. The bank plans floral offerings to the public and aims to attract local residents, merchants, and fishermen for support.
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Calls Off Dancing Contest at Gh Pebo Park
Mamiger Schloss cancels the cinema dancing contest scheduled for tomorrow at Gh Pebo park. He says grace and skill should judge dancers, not favoritism or popularity, and the event is abandoned after discord over criteria.
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GAR to Hear Wilson in Flags Decorate City for Event
Wilson accepts invitation to address GAR encampment on September 28 and review veterans on September 29. National and local figures prepare stage seating with 130 officers and auxiliary leaders among 30 past presidents and 20 Sons of Veterans. Confederate veterans express support for the celebration as decorations and dignitaries fill the scene.
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Passports Denied Archibald Amid Probe of Acts
Special dispatch reports James F Archibald will be denied another passport while the current administration remains in power. Government officials warn he travels at his own risk and that the Justice Department is examining the case. State Department officials declined comment. The move follows prior passport actions against two Americans in Germany and reflects broad discretionary power of the secretary of state to revoke passports for conduct prejudicial to the United States.
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Munitions Exports Grow as Automobiles Decline in July
July’s foreign trade shows U S war supply shipments near 50 million dollars including horses and mules valued at 12 million and autos dropping to 11 million while explosives and aeroplanes rise. Carriers such as dynamite cartridges and gunpowder also increase.
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Veterans encampment leaders plan ninth GAR convention
Veteran leaders expect to attend the encampment week in Raleigh with headquarters at Raleigh and Rose M Sefton as host. Washington circles Grant No 1 McKinley No 2 and Lincoln No 3 will organize the Ladies of the GAR event, with committees meeting September 27 and a nationwide membership exceeding 75 000.
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Wilson at Ball Game Pitches Out Broth Spheres
President Wilson and Cabinet members attend a double header between Department of Agriculture and Interior teams and Southern Railroad and St Teresa’s Church boys at the American League ball yard. The Fifth Cavalry Band performs and proceeds aid the Grand Army of the Republic veterans’ entertainment fund.
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Mrs Coxe Bride Of J W Paul In Philadelphia
Mrs Florence Sellers Coxe, divorcee since last June from Marcellus Coxe after years of marriage, wed Lawrence T Paul this afternoon at the home of Edwin Jaquette Sellers 189 Pine Street. Paul is brother of the late James W Paul and late Mrs William Waldorf Astor, and is uncle of Mrs D Mulla Dirs Charles A Muno and Mrs John Kent Kane.
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Capt Marmaduke Improves After Auto Incident In Washington
Captain Henry H Marmaduke, second lieutenant commander of Camp 171 United Confederate Veterans, was knocked down by one car and run over by another around 11 PM Monday. He was moved from Cannalty Hospital to his home at 121h Seventh Street NW. condition remains critical. Marmaduke, a Confederate naval officer and Missouri governor Marmaduke’s brother, was highly regarded by Confederate associates who anxiously awaited his recovery.
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Relatives Learn Lusitania Victim Died Aboard Hesperian
Montreal dispatch reports Mrs. George Washington Stephens widow of G W Stephens died in the Lusitania sinking. Her body, found off Ireland, was later learned to have gone down with the ship Hesperian.
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Fails to Pick Thief in Armour Robbery Ring
Chicago detectives review a wave of summer burglaries tied to a single gang. Mrs Armour and servants were held in her bedroom during a Monday night raid that yielded jewels and plate worth thousands. The crew targeted summer-absent homes, including those of Representative Madden and Mrs Rush Butler, with their base at the Armour residence.
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Rosh Hashanah at Washington Synagogues Marks New Year
Dr Simon preaches on The Tomb of the Ages at Eighth Street Temple while Rabbi Grossman leads Adas Israel services with a peace prayer. Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown with continuous ceremonies and prayers for peace, amid war in Europe. Memorial service planned Sunday at the Hebrew cemetery with streetcar shuttle.
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Run Over by Motor Truck Injures Local Man
Frank Crosby aged 48 of 167 EB street nw remains in critical condition at Casualty Hospital after being struck yesterday by a German Brewing Company auto truck driven by Wile Witte 35 of 1406 1 street southeast as Crosby crossed Second Street at Massachusetts Avenue. He suffered internal injuries in the accident.
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78 Leap to death in river by boy at Georgetown
George McKinley seven years old of 1766 Kilbourne Street Northwest drowned in the Potomac near the Aqueduct Bridge after tying his feet together and jumping from a rowboat. He left home about 9 AM to exercise at a Georgetown boathouse, rowed out, stood up in the middle and leaped overboard observed by another boat, body recovered after harbor police drained the river.
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