Typus Name G HLers Delegates Nominated for International Convention
Members of Columbia Typographical Union No. 101 nominated officers and delegates for the year and for the International Typographical Union convention to open in Minneapolis August 15. Elections set for May 18. The tuberculosis committee reported improved shop conditions and sanitation across local printing establishments in the past two years.
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Columbia ‘Typographical Union No
International ‘Typographical’ Union
Minneapalls
WIT
Cit
Jason, Waterman
G Roberts
Government Printing “Office
Waterman
Roberts
Francis Benzler
George G. Seibold
James ‘E. Bright
Eugene Connor
W. G. Fechtig
Otto Erdman
Neulen Ty Broons
Joseph C. Whyte
Otters
James W. Carter
Williamh. Cornish
Louis C. Vogt
Edward W. Morcock
Albert €. Knight
Hubert Newsom
Alfred J.arnold
Eugene H. Andrew
Harry W. Templar
John B. Dickman
Charles W. Radley
Harry C. Knapp
Howard D. Harrison
Edwin A. Fraser
Charles Long
Bett. V. Wolfe
James G. Crownwell
Orton T. Pierce
Wilson H. Cook
International Typographical Union
Allen G. Flowers
John O'Donnaghue
Philip Nachman
John A. Onyan
Robert W. Summers
Joseph Goodkey
Martin L. Statler
Percy Lowd
Committee On the Prevention
Washington charity forms aid group for Japanese orphans
The Sister Marie Louise Guid is formed in Washington to aid orphan asylums under the Sisters of St. Marie in Yokohama Japan. Mrs William H Taft shows interest and patronage from social leaders. Membership is shared among three ladies with no officers, including Mrs Stokes Mrs J L Robinson and Mrs Kunox Taylor.
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Marie Louise Guid
Washington
Sisters of St. Marie
Yokohama
Japan
William H. Taft
Marie Lauise
Highlands
Taft
Stokes
Surg
Con. Stokes
J. L. Robinson
Tisut
Washington Kennel Club Dog Show Ends in Mystery
The Washington Kennel Club show at the Arcade ended with Mrs. Emory M. Wilson winning a gold-handled umbrella for best canine. A misprint in the catalogue named Julius Lansburgh as recipient. G B Pennell of Richmond exhibited an English setter lost after the show. the dog was entrusted to a Negro expressman who vanished, triggering a police hunt.
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Expressman
Richmond
Washington Kennel Club
Arcade
Henry Lanaburgh
Emory M. Wilson
Julius Lansburgh
G. B. Pennell
Cabinet Vacation Plans Highlight Agency Goals
Secretary Wilson plans a purposeful vacation to advance the Department of Agriculture, with likely forest reserves inspections amid forestry issues. Secretary Dickinson will tour the Panama Canal and insular possessions, while Secretary Moyer considers visits to navy yards for leisurely observations. A TTC texicab advertises suburban rides at three cents per hour.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Dickinson
Panama Canal
Moyer
Navy
Missing Detroit man traced to Washington hotel
Daniel F C Moore of Detroit Michigan was sought by police at the request of Thomas W Sidwell of the Friends Select School. Detectives traced him to a prominent Pennsylvania Avenue hotel but he was not in his room and had not returned by late night. A separate note mentions Heep Appointment with taxi rates listed.
Senate Lunchroom Tipping Rule Sparks Blame and Conflict
The Capitol lunchroom head argues that tipping persists despite a rule making waiters Capitol employees paid salaries. Senators reportedly tipped, and waiters, initially refusing, later accepted. Confrontations arose as patrons contest who bears responsibility for the tipping practice.
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United States Senate
Senate
R. A. Shaw
Capitol
Congress
Shaw
A J Halford Dead Veteran Newspaper Man 20th St Editor
A. J. Halford longtime city newspaper figure and later Congressional Directory editor died at 1622 Twenty second Street yesterday morning. He began as a printer in 18s and rose to managing editor at the Indianapolis News before joining The Post as managing editor. He served with the Associated Press and held editorial roles. He is survived by wife Deane and children Lieut Deane Halford in Alaska Capt Frank Halford in the Marine Corps and Ruth Halford of Washington.
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Halford
Congressional Directory
Twenty-second Street
Hom
Hamilton
Ohie
Indianapoiis
Indianapolis News
Post
Associated Press
Lea
Deane
Lieut
Deane Halford
Alaska
Frank Halford
Marine Corps
Ruth Halford
Wastington
May Get Back Old Name For Tottenville Staten Island
Tottenville in Staten Island, renamed Bentley Manor by the Post Office Department after a petition by about 40 residents and Rep. Herbert Parsons. Two petitions opposing the change have reached the department, one with 1,165 signers and another with 5, representing around 30 Tottenville voters. Senator Root and Rep. Olcott favor restoring the old name.
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Tottenville
Staten Island
Bentley Manor
Postoffice Department
Postafice Department
Herbert Parsons
Parsons Lst
Senator Root
Olcott
City Bulletins and Military Change at Top of Army
Gen. Bell to step out next Friday and Maj. Gen. Leonard Wao to be named chief of staff. Gen. Wood heads to Buenos Aires while Gen. Tasker H. Biles runs office until July. Also listed are local ads for Altamont Spring Water Phona Matt 62, Snyder-made suits, Perfection Ginger Ale, Schneider’s crab special, Gables Orchestra, Coldenstroth’s venue, and Adam A. Weschler auction services with regular furniture sales Saturdays.
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Bell
J. Franklin Bell
Army
Leonard Wao
Wood
Buenos Aires
Tasker H. Biles
Altamont
Caverly
ELH
Snyder & Cu
Arlington Bottling Co
West of
Lynn Haven
Schneider
Gables
Coldenstroth
Ave
Musical Selections List Featuring Classic Operas and Fantasias
A readable program of varied pieces including Mareh The Jelly Praveiern Overfate Zampa Neapolitan Serenide Luke Atle 7 Grand Selection La Traviata Descriptive Fantasia A Hunt In the Black F Excermia The Fair Co-Ed The American Patrol Walts Suite The Prodiga Daughter Finale Vanity Fair Clark Herold DP Copaa.
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Walts
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Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
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Wilkens-Sheiry Printing CO
11Th and
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Washington, D. C
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Estreet
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Washington, D.C
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Charles T. Hendler
Barnot
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Washington. Gas Light Co
Tenth Street N. W
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Momrison Clothing CO
Emtire
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Friedlander Bros
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Mrs. Taff
Sister Marie Louise Guild
Daniel’ F. C. Moore
Detroit
Heep
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St. Cor
Ehemekives
John F. Ellis & CO
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Catholic Music Books
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Rundle Uight
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Belvedere
Charles and Chase
Baltimore, MD
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Potomac Electric Power Co
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Royal Typewriter
Peter Grogan
Lacey& CO
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Mendelsohn
Art Gallery
New York Ave
New York Ave. N. W
Mendelson
7Th St
Washington Brewery Co
Andrews
Mercus Ward
Pongee Bond
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
Kew Tar
Louisiana Ave. N.W
Washington Post Building
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