Virginia Candidate Backs Milk Pasteurization Plan
Democratic nominee Charies C. Carlin met with District health officer Dr William C. Woodward to discuss dairy cow testing and proposed pasteurization as an alternative to destroying cattle. Woodward advised limiting tuberculin tests to future permit holders and urged the issue be legally framed for Congress action.
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Virginia
Congress
Woodward
Charies C. Carlin
House of Represcotatives
Wiliam ¢. Woodward
Carlin
Sair
Corporation Counsel
District Worlk Commission
George M Sternberg
Weorward
Ugited
Ugited States—Mioneapy
Washington
Mr. Carlin
Contempt Charge In Divorce Case In Pension Office Clerk
Charles B. Hemingway a Pension Office clerk at 62 Fourth Street Northeast faced a contempt citation in Dinklet Supreme Court after defying alimony payment. Judge Wendell P. Stafford ordered him to show why he should not be held in contempt and to explain legal costs and counsel fees for Lula L. Hemingway’s protection suit.
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Ension
Hemingway
Charles B. Hemingway
Pension Office
Fourth Street
Wendell P. Stafford
Dinklet Supreme Court
Lula L. Hemingway
Car Accident Inquest For Mrs Anne McCallum
Inquest to be held this morning into the death of Mrs Anne P McCallum wife of Daniel McCallum following a fall from a car near Eleventh and Harvard. The body was moved from Emergency Hospital to Leela Undertaking and then to 755 Gresham Place NW. Funeral set for 3 o clock tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Hock Creek Cemetery. Mr McCallum has retained an attorney and may pursue legal action.
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Ain
Anne P. Mcallum
Daniel McCallum
Eleventh
Harvard
Ingay
Leela Undertaking Establishment
McCallum
Gresham Place
Donald €. McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Hock Creek
Isyal
Status of School Officials to Be Settled by Aug 27
President Oyster expects to settle the status of all school officials at a meeting aimed for August 27 to avoid transfer complications. The board will strive to have matters settled before September 1, Capt Glater said, and informed Supt Chancellor in Chicago. Oyster expects a report from the superintendent today and a quorum is hoped for at the next meeting.
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Oyster
Capt. Glater
Chicago
Capt Oyster
Special Policeman Removed After Commission Action
Commissioners approve the recommendation by Superintendent Sylventer that George Brown is not suitable for special police authority and revoke his appointment after Brown alleged a quarrel involving his wife and another woman and an arrest for disorderly conduct. Detective Stewart supports Brown’s claim that Brown tried to resist an arrest for profane language. Brown’s wife is cited for cursing. The vote also accepts a bid by B Clark Co to construct a concrete steel bridge over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Brookline Street line.
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George Brown
Patrce Sylventer
Brown
Good Samaritan Hall
W. Stewart
Florence Brown
James
Morrow
B. Clark
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Bouroe Street
Brookland
ID. C
Building inspector warns of concrete collapse risk
Ashford, in a statement guided by Richard L. Humphrey of the USGS, says current inspection rates are inadequate to prevent failures of concrete buildings in major cities. He urges 4 inspectors daily for continuous site oversight, stronger penalties for accidents, and stricter control of material quality and form removal.
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Ashford
Commandog
Richard L. Humphrey
United States Geological Survey
el Louta
Norfolk
United States
District Building Department
Hewitt
Humphrey
Defer Holiday Decision On Bryant Street Machinists
The Cultural Lebor Union special committee awaited a ruling from the Commissioners on granting a Saturday half holiday to four Bryant Street pumping station machinists. After consulting Commissioner Morrow, Commissioner Weat said the decision must wait to determine how many other employees would be affected. Extending the holiday to all in the same class as the Bryant Street workers could be required, and officials fear many cannot be spared, making further discrimination unlikely.
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Cultural Lebor Union
Bryant Street
Morrow
Weat
Walt
Delays in Taxation Report Halt Public Utility Inquiry
Potomac Electric Power Company failed to answer a district assessor inquiry on whether it pays taxes on service conduits and meters. The taxation report for public utilities, expected to be submitted to Commissioner West, could not be completed and will likely be ready by tomorrow. Assistant Assessor Wilson said the board aims to finish the report in full before presenting it to the Commissioners.
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Potomac Electric Power Company
Griffin
West
Wilson
Board of Assessors
Will Be Buried by G A E Funeral for William H Sterne
William H Sterne of the United States Treasurer's Office died at his Porter apartment at 2 30 yesterday morning after a long illness. He was 63, served in the Civil War as hospital steward with the 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry, and spent nearly 50 years in government service. Services will be held at his late residence this afternoon at 6, with Meade Post A E and associates as pallbearers. Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Survived by wife Alice K Fague, a son Dr Charles F Sterne, and a daughter Miss Margaret Sterne.
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W. H. Stette
William H. Sterne
United States
Feneral
Hia
Meada Post
AE. Hia Associates
Com- Tales
Rock Creek Cemetery
Sterne
Philadelphia
Highth Pennsylvania ‘Volunteer Cavalry
Surgeon General
Alice IC. Fague
Solomon J. Fague
Charles F.’ Sterne
Margaret Sterne
Capitol Dog Receives Tax Break Petition
Elliott Woods, superintendent of the Capitol, seeks a free tag for a tax terrier that has killed 30 rats on Capitol grounds. Commissioners have not yet acted while a Pittsburg railroad worker, George A Woodruff, 22, was killed after being struck by a passenger train. funeral set for 11 at his home, with Rev Charley Buck officiating.
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Elliott Woods
Capitol
Woods
W. C. Wilkinson
New Jersey Avenue
Pittsburg
Rock Creek
George A
Woodruff
Beltimera
Ohio Rail
Charley Buck
Hock Creek Episcopal Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Milton Brock
John Oilishan
Walter Redfield
Frank
Lick
Joan Sweeney
Albert Woodruff
Residents Protest Loose Horses Near Firat and O Streets
Residents near Firat and O streets northwest flee a protest against horses left loose on a large unfenced lot to graze. The group deems the practice undesirable and dangerous and the District poundmaster has been asked to investigate by the Commissioners.
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Firat End O
First Street
City Bulletins Wants Appraisement Set Aside
Commissioner Morrow moved yesterday to set aside the verdict of the land appraisers for the municipal alms house and burial site and petition the district supreme court to condemn the property. The jury valued the land at 6200 dollars, while Congress appropriated only 4000 dollars. A mix of local notices follows including deaths, police appointments, and street lighting requests in Eckington and surrounding alleys.
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Morrow Yeaterdey
Ary
Leotea
Supreme Court
Congress
On Cook Stoves Cottare Lemp 14 Gat. CA
We have Sol Heurich's beer for twenty years and are still selling Waerzen and Sénite brewery bottling. Sitington Botting Company, same cid place. Phone W. aL.
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Moddiman & Co
Sol Heurich
Tt Waerzen
Sénite Brewery
Sitington Botting Company
Sama
W. al
Death Declared Accidental for Steamfitter Elia Jones
Celvert County Md coroner's jury returns accidental death verdict for Elia Jones a 36 year old steamfitter killed Sunday evening after being struck by a switch while hanging from a moving car's platform. Body moved to Washington funeral at family residence with Local Assembly No 1 AFL in charge. Survived by wife four children mother and sister.
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Celvert County
Elia Jones
No. 1
American Federation of Labor
Alleged Attacker Freed After Refusal to Prosecute
Dr John C Cole declines to prosecute Rapley Cheshire after Cheshire allegedly attacked him in his office Saturday afternoon. Cheshire of Higath street Northeast was discharged after appearance in Police Court.
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John C. Cole
Rapley
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