Washington groups urge rescinding vivisection order
The Washington Humane Society and allied groups press to overturn a commissioners’ order selling unclaimed dogs for scientific use. They urge stronger protection against vivisection as antivivisection and kennel clubs join in pushing for reforms ahead of fall medical school sessions.
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Kennel Club
Washington Humane Society
Humane Societies
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The
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Naval Hospitals
Bureau of Animal Industry
Heap
Einstein
Hygienic Laboratory
Army Medical School
Washington Kennel Club
Edward
Conroy
Bureau Clerks Safe and Farmed Counting Change
Director Ralph denied reports that 80 women clerks in the bureau of engraving and painting would be dismissed to cut expenses. He said accounting would shift but not reduce staff, noting a rise in force. Machinery counts money first, then hand counts, with only one more count at the Treasury. Eliminating the surplus count could save $20,000 yearly.
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Bureau of Engraving and Painting
Ralph
Treasury Department
Bureau
Justice Gould Breaks Record in 12 Minute District Court Session
District Supreme Court session adjourned in 12 minutes as Justice Gould disposed of all urgent business during the heated term. Separate notices report damages sought, injuries claims, and local commercial ads mixed within the public bulletin.
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Justice Gould
District Supreme Court
Warts srs patent back in District Supreme Court case
Lemuel A Greens of Greenville files suit in the District Supreme Court seeking to recover letters patent for cotton grading improvements. He says he assigned the patent to John J Welch as trustee pending formation of the Farmers' Cotton Grader Company. Greens alleges Sully and associates transferred the patent and paid only 6000 in stock with no 50000 cash. He states the Cotton Exploration Company was formed to which patent rights were assigned for one dollar per grader sold and that all stock went to Sully and the Hammonds.
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Sully
John Hays Hammond
District Supreme Court
Lemuel A .Greens
Greenville
Greene
John J Welch
New York
Hammonds
Protest Not Filed Over Desirable Transfers Near Schools
Washington officials report no complaints about relocating residents south of Pennsylvania Avenue toward Canal and G Streets near Cardoza and Bowen Schools. The school board investigates the plan, noting 20 new buildings and a $40,000 addition soon, with a large manual training school planned within a year. Commissioners say action will follow when concerns are raised.
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Canal and G Streets
Capitol
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Board of Education
Canal and
G Streets
Cardoza School
D-Street
Hall
First Streets
Cardoza
Samuel J. Bowen
Washington
Rudolph
Canal Street
Buckley Sues for State Dept Records Over Mexico Aid Request
Dr. James E. Buckley of Chicago petitions a writ of mandamus to compel Secretary Knox to release State Department records about his plea for embassy aid in Mexico City. Buckley alleges James Bailey at the American embassy ignored his urgent telegraph seeking help as he faced arrest for allegedly giving cocaine to a patient with appendicitis. He cites Senator Wesley L. Lones’s inquiry and protests that only a partial letter was released, calling it slanderous and false defense.
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Knox
State Department
James E. Buckley
Chicago
Mexico City
District Supreme Court
Buckley
James Bailey
Bailey
Wesley Lones
Washington
Department
Fireman Sweeney Granted Pension After Injury
Retired fireman Edward A. Sweeney, injured during a recent fire while lifting a heavy ladder and exposed to harsh conditions, was awarded a $35 a month pension by the city commissioners. Doctor evaluations and his earlier heroic rescue were cited as basis for the pension approval. Attorney John Ro Shields represented Sweeney before the commissioners.
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Fire Department
Sweeney
Edward A. Sweeney
John Ro Shields
Watts Win Cara and Excerpts Open Concert Program
The program lists Watts performing Win Cara and EMaperent Hymn with La Bapere excerpts from The Dollar Prince Gypsy Serenade Grand Fantasia Die Walkure and a bee titled The Star-Spangled Banner. The items present a varied classical and patriotic music lineup.
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Watts
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