Census plea urged to boost Washington population
The Washington Post urged readers to ensure their names appear on the decennial census through Supervisor Broughton. Citizens were asked to act by Friday morning if omitted, to avoid undercounting the capital's population. Enumerators praised local cooperation and expected finish on schedule. Nebraska Association meeting announced with Senator Burnett and Norris Brown speaking. Fire at Mount Hamner, Maryland, caused over 3000 in damage with 할 insurance. A Washington court convicted Alexander Brown, a Black orderly, of assaulting a paralyzed patient at Garfeld Hospital leading to a three month jail term.
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Census Office
Nebraska Association
Nebraska State Association
Normandie Annex
T Street
United States
Elmer J. Burnett
Cand Norris Brown
Gus
George W Norrin
Garfeld Hospital
Alaxander Brown
Charles Willis
Brown
Mulloway
Exhibit of Office Devices Display at Treasury Building
An exhibit of labor saving office devices will be shown to government workers and the public at the Treasury Building from May 3. Plans and space allocations are nearly complete with ML O Chance chairing the arrangement committee assisted by W. Geddes and George E Leet. The drafting room has been filled and overflow space is anticipated with daily hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Treasury Building
ML O. Chance
Postoffice Depaat ‘Ment
W. 2. Geddes
George E. Leet
Treasury Department
Knocker Banquet Plans Nearing Final Changes
The Knights of Momus known as the Knockers, a 300-strong printers society, are refining plans for their annual banquet. The executive committee met and updated the constitution and by laws to be presented at Typographical Temple next Sunday night where refreshments will be served.
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Bands of Mercy Organizes Washington School Children
Washington Humane Society launches Bands of Mercy in public schools to teach kindness to animals. By June 1 expect 15000 pupils enrolled as women agents organize classes in Franklin Force Adams Morgan Webster Cook Abbott and Denison schools. Each room elects a president and secretary and signs a pledge to avoid cruelty. membership is free with a card and emblematic button forthcoming.
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Cook Abbott
Denison
Humans Society
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New Chutch to Open at Ingram Memorial Church
Opening services will be held at Ingram Memorial Congregational Church at Tenth Attest and Massachusetts Avenue NE next Sunday morning led by Rev J W Frigs zell. Dedicatory events run May 12 to 15 with invited prominent speakers. Building is reinforced concrete with white cement finish and plaster interior with natural wands.
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Ingram Memorial
Ingram Memorial Congregational Church
Tenth Attest
Massachusetts Avenue
J Wi Frigszell
Dwelling Sold at 3105 North Capitol Street in Washington
A two story brick dwelling at 3105 North Capitol Street was sold through the Shan non & Luchs real estate office to Mrs Laura B Batter. The six room home with bath and modern improvements sits on a 20 foot wide lot extending to an alley. The sale price was $4000.
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Shannon & Luchs
Laura B Batter
Scenic Pennsylvania Railroad Route Through Changing Vistas
A promotional piece extols the Pennsylvania Railroad cross country journey from Maryland through Pennsylvania’s highlands to Indiana and Illinois. It highlights scenic Allegheny crossings like Horseshoe Curve, Susquehanna views, and varied elevations, praising daylight travel, interior comforts, and durable roadbeds as part of a moving panorama of landscapes.
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Ilinois
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Susquehanna Valley
Bine Juanita
Horseshoe Curve
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Standard Railroad of America
Thief Takes Pocketbook From Northwest Street Home
H W Rutherford of WM street northwest reported to the First precinct yesterday that an early morning entry to his home resulted in the theft of a black leather pocketbook containing 335. The incident was reported as a theft.
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First Precinct
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