Washington's Czar Sherrill Seen as Poobah of City
Article profiles Colonel Sherrill, veteran engineer and executive officer to multiple memorial and park commissions in Washington. It notes his control over Arlington Memorial Bridge plans, park maintenance, building projects, and park police while handling duties across several federal commissions. Blanton calls him a Czar, others label him a Poobah for overseeing 7,000,000 square feet of federal space and 10,000 monthly letters.
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John Dickinson Sherman i
Ashington
Col Clarence
Sherrill
Thomas Lindsay Blanton
Abilene
Seventeenth
Texas
Blanton
Washington
Blantus
Congressional Record
Blunton
Congress
North Carolina
United States Army
West Point
Gtrnt
Seventy-seventh
Meuse-Argonne
Veésle
Belgium
Seventy Seventh
New York
Roosevelt
Lardiing
White House
Coolidge
Congressional Directory
District of Columbia
Grant Memorial Commission
Meade Memorial Commission
Commission Memorial To
Arlington Memorial Amphitheater Commission
Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway Commission
John Eriecson
Potomac River
Virginia
Lintote
Robert E. Lee
Arlington
EB Street
Lincoln Memorial
Capitol
Pennslyvania Avenue
New Memorial Bridge
Arlington National Cemetery
Twenty-third Street
Washington Circle
Memorial Bridge
Columbia Island
Titenic
John Ericsson
B Street
Sylvan Theater
Public Buildings Commission
Washington Monument
National Capital Park Commission
Navy Building
Wyoming News Highlights of 1925 Local Events
Reports from across Wyoming cover teacher conferences at Plug Bluffs High, a new Kaycee oil prospect, Constitution Week plans, and Newcastle school value. Casper Rotary protests Yellowstone extension. Knights of Pythias elect officers. university prep week. a funeral in Ainsworth. State Fair preparations. Gov. Ross appoints a budget officer. Guernsey dam site transformation. Cheyenne postal receipts spike.
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Plug Bluffs High School
Teachers’ Institute
Wyoming
Carl Sackett
Teton County
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson's
Hole
Jackson
Senate Lands Committee
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythiss of Wyoming
Cheyenne
R. G. Somers
Moorcroft
G. EB
Sheridan
Supreme Representative
Ed. McKay
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Illnness
Burns
Doralee
Cora Fricke
Ainsworth
Wyo
Douglas Sent
State Fair Board
Frank W. Mondell
War Finance Corporation
Casper
Charles G. Winter
Nellie T. Ross
Roy Lenay
Guernsey Dam
North Platte
Tampa
Crow Tiny Hoard Reveals Hidden Dime In Maine Woods
While cutting a large tree in Stow Maine Herbert Andrews found a bright dime partly covered in mold at his feet. A search after felling the tree uncovered the coin’s origin. authorities believe a crow carried the gleaming dime to a safe hiding place deep in the woods.
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Stow
Maine
Herbert Andrews
Hoped It Did Kindly Old Lady Whispering Dearie
Fragmentary line from a 20th century trade page features a humorous exchange about a getter and a shopper and a proverb on self defense with Dryden quoted. No clear event or named organizations present in the readable text.
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Little Powder Rivers
Spain
Charles W. Burdick
John W. Lacey
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Harry Sinclair
Union Pacific Railroad
Teton Mountains
Casper Rotary Club
State of
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Ogden, Utah
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