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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1911

Page

10

Brdmen Seek Guidance From New Aeronautical Compass Test

Test of a new aeronautical compass aims to prevent aviators from getting lost in unfamiliar territory. Lieut Rogers and Lieut Comdr Miller conducted the trial with the Wright machine, reporting adaptability and potential installation on government airplanes.

Brdmen Lieut Rogers College Path Camapasses Sogn

Schweitzer Granted Name Change Amid Resemblance Claim

In New York on September 12 Oscar Schweitzer won court permission to drop his name and adopt Weather He, citing it closely resembles a well known food product. He stated his choice avoids social complications and did not intend to cause confusion with the former name.

Court New York Oscar Schweitzer Delehantay Iedas Schweitze

Labor blamed for deficit at Boston and Maine Railway

The Boston and Maine Railroad reports a deficit of 1 602 085 for the year ended June 1, with a prior surplus of 181 269 in 1910. Gross earnings rose 1 457 900 and other income by 2 087, but operating expenses and charges cut net earnings, lowering the common dividend to 1 percent. President Charles Merton cites wage concessions and long-term cost-cutting as causes, noting limited margins for further savings. September, Boston.

Boston Ani Maine Railroad Company Charles & Merton Mirgin Basten

Alaska Lines Founders Ramona Struck in Fog Total Loss

The woolen steamship Ramona of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company bound from Skagway to Seattle struck one of the Spanish Islands opposite Cape Decision, Alaska. Passengers and crew escaped with little more than clothing as the ship sank. Salvage and rescue followed by other vessels bringing survivors to Seattle. The Ramona, valued at $200,000, carried a crew of women and was en route to cannery ports.

Peadup Wash Pacific Coast Steamship Company Spanish Islands Cape Decision Alaska Grant Spanish Island Pela Northwestern Dela Seattle Annessace Alaskan Steamship Company Cape Lewiston Epis Ramona Skagway Ane

Ryan Denies Ill in Colorado Springs Vacation Visit

Alan R. Ryan son of financier Thomas F. Ryan laughs off New York report of illness in Colorado Springs. He says he is simply on vacation and has no idea how long he will stay while dictating a letter at his hotel apartment.

Colorado Springs Alan R. Ryan Thomas F. Ryan New York John R. Drexel Wait Holm Newport John R. Drexel, Jr Drexel William B. Leeds London Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry Gerry Electra Europe Frederick Bush J. R. Busk James B. Duke New Jersey St. Mary's Church William Breenan Frederick Gebhard Brockholst Cutting Edward J. Berwind The Elms

Diversions at Fashionable Resorts Exhibit Five Sculptures

The annual Stockbridge Casino display features five pieces of statuary by Daniel Chester French Roland W. Perry and Augustus Luke man. Portraits by Mrs Lydia Piel Emmett and a moonlit snow scene by Walter Nettleton highlight the readings with numerous social hosts guests from New York Boston and Washington visiting Lennox Stockbridge and Newport as preparations for continued exhibitions unfold.

Stockbridge Casino Daniel Chester French Roland Ws. Perry Augustus Lukeman Lydia Piel Emmett Jom Hoyt Walter Nettleton Celia Seymour Ki: McEnery John Henry Moser G. W. Picknell Lilian Genth Clark G. Voorhees Mary Foote Richard A. Green- Jeaf, Jr Ethel Folsom Jieny M. Bradhurst H. Ingalls Kimball T. Pearsall Field Chesten Grange Newport Henry F. Cook Marie Cook Robert W Paterson New York Richard C. Dixey Tangiewood Lenox Beacon Street Toston George Griswold Haven Southampton Long Island William 4. Reeder Mor.t Carlos de Heredia David Thomson de Heredia Warren FR. Salisbury Rumford Falls Mr. Therine

Cough as a warning sign in the tuberculosis era

The piece warns that coughing can signal early tuberculosis and advocates prompt action. It urges fresh air and deep breathing, nutritious easy to digest food, open air sleeping rooms, and early aggressive measures to avert a serious infection. It cautions that one in eleven may die from TB and urges vigilance as coughs rise with the season.

Magneted Violence Prompted DC Motor Rules Change

District commissioners moved to codify a new rule banning riding two on a motorcycle or bicycle built for one, prompted by the Newheiser tragedy and past “joy rider” incidents. A coroner’s inquest for 2-year-old Marjorie Newheiser is set for 11 a m, with the father unable to view the body and the mother distraught.

Marjorie Newheiser William A. Newheiser Seventh Street Abraham Rice Maj. Sylvester Thomas District of Columbia Newheiser Harry Elton Smith Nevitt Nellie Goldie Gates Prospect Avenue Ethel Lipscomb

Guatemala City Reports Unity Move Gains Ground

Guatemala's foreign minister Dr. Luis Toledo Herrarte says tranquillity exists on the border and only orderly troops guard the frontier. The idea of a Central American republic union gains support, with a prophecy the project could be real by Panama Canal completion.

Guatemala City Guatemala Sept Luis Toledo Herrarte Panama Canal

Italy May Seize Tripoli Threat Over Protectorate Talks

Premier Giolitti and war and navy ministers met in Rome to discuss the Tripoli question. He signaled that without Turkish recognition of Italian influence a military occupation of Tripoli could follow, with troops from Naples and Taranto backed by the Italian navy. The press urges action despite low public enthusiasm. Five Nations recognize Portugal.

Rome Giolitti Spingardi Cattolica Tripoli Coips Naples Taranto Italy

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