Power Plan Referred To Gen Kingman For Water Power Project
War Department report to District commissioners will outline a feasible Great Falls plan combining water supply with power. Secretary of War and lawmakers push for action as city faces rising daily use. Langfitt's estimates show 70 to 91 million gallons needed daily. Potomac supply deemed ample for long term.
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Births Reported In Local Notices
A long list of births announced names parents and newborns including Wiimayer Toomey Read Reed Stozendorf Te Mets Magill Murphy Korikebeck Johnson Hall Hannan Garcia Grady Garland Foley Breen Fulton Brennan Baker Behrmann Becker Weat Tobeou Talliterro Smith Payne Minor Johnson Garnes Doctor Danes and Bran with genders mostly girls and boys in a chronicled births column.
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Christina Wiimayer
James A
Marion Toomey
Thomas Read
Marie C. Reed
Morris
Rose Stozendorf
Patrick F
Tillian
Hannan
Charles F
Anna M. Garcia
Thoma R
Frances V. Grady
Charles B
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Daniel
Elizabeth Foley
Reward H
Elle V. Breen
Floyd Er
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Grace B. Brennan
Margaret L. Baker
Albert
Paine Behrmann
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Grace B. Becker
John
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Frederick
Any Tobeou
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Harriet ‘Talliterro
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Lucille Smith
Howard A
Gertrude Payne
Edward
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Berry
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George and
Pocahontas Doctor
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Helen Danes
John W
Mattie Brown
James and
Annie Bran
Licensed to Marry Pairings Across Multiple States
A notice lists numerous intended marriages with ages and locations including St. Louis Missouri Chicago Illinois Takoma Park Washington Baltimore Maryland and Leeland Virginia. Clergy names appear with each couple and ages vary from teens to forties in what seems to be a compiled marriage license notice.
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Otto FH. Pinet
St. Toute
Elzabeth
Newton
Chicago
Aston Strasberger
Nicole Abating
Wattle M. Burroughs
Joseph L. Weldenham
Stanley G. Heer
Marion BR. Croman
Charles 8. Cole
Haymond W. Clark
Rose Rowtey
Takoma Park
D. C
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Guy L. Childe
Lucinda T. Ganzhorn
Baltimore
W. Morgan Chambers
Robert E. Janson
Annia J. Latimer
George Tindley
Franz H. Jett
Ada I. Berry
Leeland
Hugh Stevenson
Lorin A. ‘Thorne
Loma M. Simith
Hyatteville, Md
William I.’ Mcarenney
Deaths Reported in District Hospitals and Homes
A list of recent deaths includes Basil Haden 47, Barak Wallingford 79, Marietta Nichols 78, Joseph Frits 65, William Brown 62, Adolph Dettmert 57, Hermene Bell at Washington Asylum Hospital 3, Chara Cooper 42, Margaret Perry 81, Rove Carrotherg 75, Henry Bore 71, John Jackson 64, Richard Hill 85, Benjamin Holmes 52, John Wilson 14, Wyonna Jackson 0, Athan Hart 54, Paulin Grayoon date unspecified, Thelma Brown 7 months. Names appear with addresses across Washington area including Government Hospital for the Insane, Georgetown University Hospital, Garfield Hospital, and Washington Asylum Hospital.
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Government Hospital For Insane
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Barak
Wallingford
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Joseph W. Frits
Wis. Ave
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Bells
Military Band Concert at Town Circle Tonight
This evening at seven o'clock the Fifth Cavalry Band performs at Town Circle under Chief Musican W. Cals. The program includes March L D D MI, Grieg selections, scenes from Peer Gynt, Anitra’s Dance, In the Hall of the Mountain King, and a Bohemian National Dance.
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Police News In Brief Reports Of Local Robberies
Police yesterday logged burglaries and thefts across the district. Items missing include cash, jewelry, a mare and buggy, a pocketbook, and tools from various addresses. Separate incidents note a stabbing case, a missing person, a dog bite, a missing boat, and several small fires with limited damage.
Transfers of officers to other field artillery units
A military order lists transfers of numerous officers from various field artillery units to different field artillery commands. It specifies Captains FRED T AUSTIN OLIVER L SPAULDING SCOTT BARDE JOHN W KILBRETH HENRY KILBOURNE CHARLES BALLLOYD and lieutenants including ALBERT L BALL MARSHALL BANDOL HARVEY D BIGHLEY SAMUEL R HOPKINS CHARLES D DALY FREDERICK W STEWART NHIL G FINCH THOMAS G M OLIPHANT WILLIAM J WROWA FRANK BLOOM LLOYD B JONES NEWTON N POLK JONATHAN W ANDRSON CLIFT ANDRUS CHARLES J BROWNE JOHN N HAUSER with specifics on destinations and dates, plus a note that DALY remains in the regiment in Hawaii and other officers are released to sail for Honolulu and Manila around October 6 1915. Remaining officers of the Seventh cavalry are relieved from that regiment with a board appointed to select chaplains and several assignments and duties listed.
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Leper Grable Sought Back After Anacostia Escape
Dr. William C Woodward reports to the public health service that nothing can force return of Grable the leper who escaped the District leper colony on the Anacostia River and was captured in Pittsburgh He notes that no lepers are sent to Federal quarantine stations and that Treasury approval blocks return to the State of origin in St Louis last year the case drew intergovernmental debate between District and Pennsylvania health officials.
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Flag With 35 Stars Sought For G A R Encampment Parade
The grandstand committee of the Citizens committee plans the fiftieth G A R encampment next month and seeks a Civil War era flag with 35 stars. A single flag promises high honor and safe return. two flags would be accepted with double reward. War flags or battlefield flags are not desired, as the parade will feature other leading items.
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Citizena’ Committee
District Court News and Local Boosters Rally
The District Supreme Court filed the will of rear admiral John Mc Gowan with Evalyn McGowan named executrix. Justice Ashley M. Gould appointed H Randall Webb trustee of Daniel R. Hagner estate with a $600 bond to rise on real estate sales. Eleven Retail Merchants Association members joined a boosting trip to Colonial Beach with Gen Harvey aboard the steamer St Johns decked with Buy in and boost banners.
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Ashley M. Gould
H. Randall Webb
Daniel R. Hagner
Alexander B. Hagner
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Graft Probe Tightens as Reluctant Witnesses Testify
Unusual activity at the U S Attorney's office signals a fresh push in the Metropolitan police graft inquiry. Maj Pullman and Assistant Hawken pressed witnesses late yesterday, with a stenographer taking statements as about six witnesses were questioned. Some witnesses resisted, others lied according to Hawken, as the probe continues into hush money, houses of ill repute, and related violations.
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Weather and Tide Summary for District of Columbia Area
The Weather Bureau reports generally fair conditions for the District of Columbia and Maryland with Thursday and Friday showing gentle north to northeast winds. Virginia expected partly cloudy with possible showers and cooler trends in some parts. A tropical storm remains centered over the north central eastern Texas area with diminishing intensity. Houston logged a barometer reading near 29.42 inches the lowest in the US aside from a 1806 tornado event, while Galveston reported a hurricane lasting about 15 hours with 90 mph winds. Showers affect the southern states and river valleys, with cool weather east of the Rockies. Corpus Christi reached 100 degrees the highest there. Local figures include midnight 62, morning 57, noon 68, afternoon 70, evening 61, with relative humidity around 39–87 percent and no rainfall between 8 p.m. and 3 p.m.
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