Speaker Clark Praises Civic Duty and Warns on Corruption
In Louisiana Missouri on September 11 Speaker Champ Clark urged neighbors to engage in elections and resist corruption. He defended political participation as essential to government happiness, recalling his own early life and stressing duties of citizens to study problems and improve society.
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Dead Not Neglected in District Catholic Burial Efforts
The Catholic community and officials urge better care for Catholic dead unseen by the public press. Robert Vathelle, undertaker, and Rev. Michael Callagner highlight daily neglect and pledge to support graves, while St. Peter's conference and St. Vincent de Paul assist the penal institution chaplain and ensure Catholic rites are observed in the District.
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Fragmentary Hotel Census Teaser Names Many People
A garbled OCR list from a hotel census fragment includes numerous personal names paired with scattered places and titles. The readable portions name individuals and locales such as Oakland, Brooklyn, and various state references, but most entries are truncated or corrupted.
Stanley Back From West Inquiries On Iron Ores
Representative A. O. Granday of Kentucky, chairing the House Street investigating committee, returns from the West after personally examining Iron ore regions in Minnesota and nearby plants. He will stay two weeks to prepare data for the November 1 hearings and later campaign in Kentucky for the Democrats. Henry B. Martin, national secretary of the American Anti-Trust League, opposes any Sherman act amendment.
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Army Gets New Aero Made for War Department
Aviator Bennie Havens demonstrated a four cylinder students biplane at College Park yesterday afternoon. The machine was accepted by Captain Beck for the War Department after three flights totaling endurance and stress tests. Lieut Milling returned from the Boston meet with prizes and new feats.
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Chester to sail for Africa to pursue arrests in murder case
Commander Becker will lead the scout cruiser Chester toward the north coast of Africa within ten days to enforce justice for Herbert F. De Cou’s murder and protect Archaeological Institute of America workers. The voyage may visit Terma or Benghazi as tensions rise with tribesmen amid fears of wider harm to Americans and foreigners.
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Navy Drops Middies Holmes and Clifford Recalled From Bergen
Two midshipmen Gaston L. Holmes of Mississippi and Charles L. Clifford of Massachusetts deserted from a naval academy practice squadron at Bergen Norway. Acting Secretary Winthrop ordered them dropped from the service after investigations showed they disappeared from their ship on August 40 and were found five days later in a Bergen railroad station. The injury story was discredited and they were later returned to Gibraltar as deserters. Witnesses said they walked toward Christiania, not Bergen, while missing.
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Sure Captain Killed Self At Pablo Beach Navy Hero
The Navy Department confirms the body found at Pablo Beach Florida weeks ago is Capt Arthur J Matthews missing since February 3 while commanding the naval prison at Mare Island Navy Yard He disappeared from service and the search was ended with his name to be dropped from the Marine Corps list
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Delaware's gunners lead in autumn naval drills near Norfolk
Norfolk Va Sept 11 The final week of autumn maneuvers began with misty weather and tough long range firing. Battleships Virginia Nebraska Connecticut North Dakota Vermont and Missouri rejoined Hampton Roads for coal and supplies after recent drills. Delaware leads target firing with Vermont close behind.
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Capt Landers To Be Tried For Watermelon Incident
Captain Howard L. Landers faces court martial at Fort Caswell after Accused of mistreating trucker A. W. Moore while in command. Moore was arrested and jailed for selling watermelons above the agreed price, a dispute alleged to have occurred during the summer. Captain Samuel T. Ansell, acting judge advocate general, will preside tomorrow.
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Dreadnought New York keel laid at navy yard
The keel of the battleship New York was laid at the New York navy yard in a ceremony led by Rear Admiral Leutze. Young workers placed the first rivets on the 27,000 ton vessel as W. Clavertus, grandson of the late Rear Admiral Sampson, led the group.
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Drinking Cadets Cases Up At West Point
Seven cadets from the West Point Military Academy convicted by court martial for bringing intoxicants into camp during the summer encampment face review by Secretary of War Stimson. Some sentences may be reduced or suspended due to extenuating circumstances and a lower class standing.
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Haiti diplomats listed for overseas posts and retirements
Army orders name Henry Furniss as Haiti minister and list officers bound for postings abroad including Salon Menos Hannibal Price Nemours Auguste and G B Dorsainville with Utrick Duvivier to Havana Rosalvert Bellard to Havre and Catinat Wouchard to New York. retirements and transfers include Menos on leave Richards Pitney Price and Varnum details and military medical staff to Milwaukee and Alcatraz for duties.
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Columbia Players Open Baltimore Run With Knighthood
The Columbia Players open in Baltimore with When Knighthood Was in Flower attracting a 200-strong theatre party from Washington. Tickets sold fast, extra seats and exchange checks issued. New member Dorothy Bernard impresses as Jane Bolingbroke. Kilne steps into Sir Adam Judson and the Dauphin roles.
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Mellen says he will not quit as N Y and H railroad chief
President Charles S. Mellen denied retirement plans from the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad declaring he has no intention to resign while health strength and board support permit. A Boston press telegram quoted a separate statement noting retirement is seen as inevitable though no date is fixed and health and board approval remain factors.
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Walsh Applies for Parole at Leavenworth Meeting
The Federal parole board will meet at Leavenworth Friday to hear John R. Walsh’s parole request. Walsh, a Chicago banker, serves a five year term tied to bank troubles. Indictments against him are dismissed and he has served one third of his sentence. Attorney General Wickersham must approve the board’s findings. The Atlanta penitentiary will also host about ten parole applications today. Charles Morse has not yet served the required portion of his sentence.
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Naval Orders and Arrivals Report
Navy dispatch lists officers reassigned to duties at Naval Hospital New York and Charleston plus yard duties. Multiple ships arriving and sailing to and from ports including San Diego Newport New London Norfolk and Shanghai with names such as Farragut Warrington Brutus and McCall.
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Atlantic Fleet Changes Likely in Late Fall
Major reshuffles planned for Atlantic fleet battleships aim to relieve captains with over two years in command. At least seven officers appear on the list, including Fulham of the Mississippi Usher of the Michigan Punn of the dienes Gove of the Delaware Winterhalter of the Louisiana Ruch of the Connecticut and Fechteler of the South Carolina. Changes await Secretary Meyer approval after his return from Europe.
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Belasco Al Wilcox German Prince in Four Acts
A review of the Belasco Al Wilson style stage show at Belanco Theater opening 1911 12 season features a four act comedy A German Prince with actor Edwin Barbour in supporting role and a chorus of characters including Florence Lowell Mrs Daphne Lowell Jessie Lansing Alicia Lowell Jeannette Carroll and others. The piece follows a German prince who loves an American woman and pretends insanity to escape an unwelcome marriage he later returns as a courier to win the girl and a fortune. The show blends song jokes and comic acting in a hybrid entertainment style compared with Chauncey Olcott and Andrew Mack. The revue also reviews Chase's bill with McIntyre and Heath and other acts noting polished vaudeville performances and audience response.
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Mail bags save aviator in peril at Windsor
London dispatch reports a postal service aviator from Hendon to Windsor Castle suffered a crash when his aeroplane failed. He escaped death as mail bags atop him cushioned the impact, though Hubert sustained broken legs and other injuries during the wreck with 200 pounds of mail aboard.
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