Stuart Reelected as Washington Superintendent of Schools
Alexander T Stuart was reelected superintendent of Washington public schools by the board of education. The vote was unanimous after a lengthy session dominated by routine business. The term runs three years from January 8, 1911, with a new monthly Parents Day to inspect teaching methods and several staff appointments and transfers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander T Stuart
Public Schools of
Washington
Board of Education
James F Oyster
Stuart
Congress
Committee On Military Affairs
Red Cross
Ways and Means
Theodora North-McLaughlin
American Red Cross Society
Stilson Hutchins
Washington Humane Society
John B. Taylor
Hutchins
Columbia Heights
James Ormond Wilson
C C Williams
Phelps
Georgianna Stewart
Ivy City
V. P Lewis
Monroe School
A L Evans
Stevens
Josephine Pumphrey
Con- Breas Heights
N. E. Dodge
Pierce
Longitudinal Car Seats Favored for Urban Transit
The Washington Board of Trade transportation committee recommends longitudinal seating in streetcar cars for strictly urban service and cross seating for suburban traffic. Gen Harries, president of the Board, will review the report after it is submitted by Alexander Britton, committee chair, at the next meeting.
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Transportation Committee
Washington Board of Trade
Gen. Harries
Alexander Britton
Gen Harries
Board of Trade
Mrs Turner Granted Divorce in District Supreme Court
Justice Gould granted a divorce to Emily Turner from Edgar L Tinner in the District Supreme Court. George T Havell represented Mrs Turner. Also appears a TTCO Taxicab ad with contact number North 1212 15 and $2 per hour rate.
Snow Removal in Streets and Yards Sparks Town Talk
A writer argues residents should shovel snow from sidewalks back into yards and parks to ease horse traffic and prevent gutter flooding. The editor weighs in on widening paths and keeping gutters clear to prevent sewer delays and pedestrian discomfort. Public sentiment from Washington is cited, urging practical snow management.
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District ii
C. H. Sprague Abov
Puzzle Keeps Them Busy in Bid for Prize
Ten days remain to submit estimates for a chance at a snug fortune from Minnesota. A Washington business man endorses the contest while noting women are spending time on puzzles. A Concordia College inquiry from St Paul confirms the method to form the phrase The Washington Post. A 4-year-old from Eleventh Street NW explains her puzzle-solving journey from Boston to New York before sending in her entry.
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Washington
Post
Concordia College
St Paul, Minn
Washington Post
Eleventh Street Northwest
Boston
New York
TILEM
Sixth and
Penna. Ave
F Street
Ninth
Ninth Street
New York Avenue
Seventh Street
Eleventh
F Streets
Thirteenth
Boston House
Seventh
E Street
Tenth
Eleventh Street
Fourteenth
Thirteenth Street
Fourteenth Street
Fifteenth
You Street
Acquittal Motion in Postal Fraud Case Stalls Jury Hint
Government must prove letters reached the city post office for Huston Lewis and Dufour to be convicted of mail fraud. Justice Wright delays ruling, giving prosecutors until morning to reopen and supply missing delivery evidence. Meanwhile seven new Chamber of Commerce members are elected, with two joining the Retail Merchants Association, including Roe Fulkerson and W. M. Balderston.
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City
United States
John N. Huston
Harvey M. Lewis
Everett Dufour
Justice Wright
Criminal Court No. 1
Henry E Davis
Wright
Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants’ Association
Ir. J Krieg
C. E. Crump
J. W. Schaeffer
C B. Robinson
G Gummel
Roe Fulkerson
W. M. Balderston
Mr. Wulkerson
Mr. Balderston
Your Carpets Cleaned by Comger at 23d and N Ave
Local ad promotes carpet cleaning by Comger using a special mothproofing process. It notes affordable charges and a contact phone W. 427 for appointments or inquiries.
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Ave
Seventh St
Saks
Karlton
Mendelsohn’s Art Gallery
N. Y. Ave
N. W
Collector’s Sale
Chelsea
Birmingham
England
New York Ave
A. Mendelsomn
G. A. Muddiman & CO
Uggs
James F
Oyster Aml Markets
J. Maury Dove Company
COAL
Mr. Merchant
Mazda
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St. RW
People's Drug Store
Equtterine
Washington Dairy Co
Louisiana Ave
L . Perry
Lovejoy
M. 3. Turner
Stevena School
Simmons School
Laura Thompson
Carruthers
K. C Babbington
Mary Reynolds
Leander Cosgrove
Janttor
Hackington
E G Barrows
Arthur School
Natalia Collier
Smothers School
Tailbert
Congress Heights Manual Training
J. J. Frost
Petworth
MG. Minnia
David McCullough
Phelps School
O. E. Krey
van Ness
FE S Lawton
Monroe
A. F Garrell
Woodburn
John Eaton
C. E O'Hara
Simmons
Divsion
Wilson School
M R Montgomery
Patterson School
A M Smallwood
Gales School
Margaret R Taylor
C Peégeon
Lydia B. Suman
May W Willson
Sno
Minnesota
Stone & Fairfax
Columbia
Grafonola
Columbia Phonograph Co
Coke O. K
Washington Gas- Light CO
Tenth Street N. W
Huston
Lewis
Dufour
Join Chamber of Commerce
City Bulletins
Xman
Erica
Copeland’s
Lith
Heurich’ss
Senate
West 34
Arlington Bottling Co
America
California
Gould‘s
Eckstein
N. W. Burchell
U. S
Shedd & Bro. CO
9Th Street
Nsha
Albert L. Johnson
Prop
Jackson Bros
7Th St
Atyle
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Tharp
Berkeley
F St. Nw
Tybee & CO
S. E
Prince Albert
Dreas Seite Fori
Horn
Washington Brew. Co
Lagey & GO
House & Herrmann
Sts
N.W
Newsparr
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