Filtration Plant Reduces Typhoid Risk in District
District health officials report four filter beds now operate delivering 11 million gallons daily to the water system. They expect to add beds to reach 29 total, with higher production possible, while urging continued boiling of Potomac water until full filtration is in service.
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Bathing Beach to Close After Low Attendance
Commissioners approved the superintendent’s recommendation to close the bathing beach for the season due to poor turnout. Superintendent Stevens had kept it open a week longer but attendance did not improve, and Commissioner Macfarland supported closing after learning Commissioner West’s prior instruction to close if daily attendance fell below a set threshold. Two protests were received and denied.
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Policeman Saves Boy From Muddy Excavation
Policeman Wilson of the Fourth precinct rescued Raymond Lewis a one year old boy who fell into a five foot muddy excavation near Frour-and-a-half street and Maryland avenue southwest. The child, soaked but unharmed, was returned home with his parents at 201 four-and-a-half street southwest.
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Reversed by Stafford overruled habeas corpus rulings
Justice Stafford yesterday overturned demurrers to Dr William A White's returns in habeas corpus petitions for John Connor and Matthew J Berry held in the insane asylum. The original commitment stands. the key issue is whether the prisoners remain insane and testimony will be heard in habeas corpus proceedings. The ruling reverses prior decisions by Justices Wright and Barnard.
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Prices Slashed on Suits in Fresh Clearance Sale
Bargain alert as suits offered at half price amid a fresh sale that started yesterday. Hurry in today to snag $12.85 to $30.00 suits before they snap up, with some marked as low as ten dollars while selection lasts.
Police Seek Herbert Thomas and Victoria Rohmer Missing Persons
A general lookout has been issued for Herbert B. Thomas age 31 missing from 24 North Capitol Street. He is 5 feet 7 inches, stout build, night complexion blond hair blue eyes smooth face, with the top of his right forefinger lopped. He wore a black salt and derby at disappearance. Also sought is Victoria Rohmer eighteen, a German girl missing from her uncle’s home at 621 H Street Northeast. She has been in the country only months and may have found work as a domestic or be at a summer resort. she left from 1620 & Street Northwest a week before she disappeared in early July.
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Police Court Flood and Roof Leak Reported
Heavy rain flooded the Police Court cellar and roof leaks caused discomfort in the new Fifteenth street quarters. A sewer in the cellar, said to be of old construction, backed up due to root growth in two pipes. Dr. T J Sullivan, resident physician at the asylum hospital, was removed for neglect of duty and Dr. J Constas was appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Three Fingers Cut At Navy Yard Injur y
A. G. Basdekian of 1205 G Street NW suffered a gory hand injury in the government navy yard gun carriage shop when his left fingers were caught in a machine. He was rushed to Providence Hospital for treatment and the incident was reported to authorities.
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