Washington influenza cases rise as milder illness noted
Washington reports 181 new influenza cases in a single day, the highest total this month. Since December 1 there have been 896 cases and 25 deaths, with illness described as milder than in October. Epidemic conditions remain global, prompting school closures and meeting prohibitions in several states.
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Postal Clerk Frees Mouzon in Candy Package Case
Justice Siddons acquits Frederick Mouzon, a postal clerk, charged with breaking open a package of candy in transit. He testified only a small amount was eaten, claiming the remainder fell from a broken package. Trial had begun last spring with a hung jury before the acquittal.
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Suit by Mosher Against Karrick Over Lost Equipment
Edgar H Mosher filed in the District Supreme Court for 15119 50 damages from August 22 alleging Karrick found and refused to return the equipment of a mortaruning plant. Bell Marshall Rice represent Mosher.
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Sun and Tide Table and Weather Forecast
Daily sun and tide readings with sensible high and low tides and sunrise and sunset times. Weather bulletin from the USWeather Bureau lists district forecasts for DC Maryland and Virginia with temperature highs lows wind shifts and precipitation notes.
Deaths Reported in City Hospitals and Homes
A list of deaths with ages and last known addresses shows Frances W Shoemaker 82 at 3115 0 NW Alfred Owens 76 at 1231 N J Ave NW Margaret Rowena Williams 30 at 714 Ky Are SE John I Erickson 36 at 5416 Sth St NW Amanda J Hurley 82 at 1155 Sth At NW M L Newmann 31 at St Elizabeth Hosp Roy Johnson 33 at St Elizabeth Hosp Ida M Cage 56 at Siblay Hosp Mary Armstrong 69 at Providence Hosp Estelle Corcoran 0 at Casualty Hosp Elizabeth 3 McDaniel 60 at Home Hosp Evelyn L Darrows 3 months at 1518 88d St NW Couricn Dyson 32 pre at Freedmen’s Hosp Charles Minor 49 at Freedmen’s Hosp Corrine Minor 30 at 1225 Cat Me Mary F Proctor 10 at A527 & St.
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Ida M. Cage
Siblay
Mary Armstrong
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McDaniel
Home
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Couricn Dyson
Charles Minor
Corrine Minor
Mary F. Proctor
City Briefs from Washington News Highlights Various Local Events
A collection of brief notices reports theft and police activity. Bertha Parker reports $241 missing from a bureau drawer. Public receptions and lectures are announced at Wilson Normal School Gonzaga College and other venues with various speakers and programs. Police investigate deaths and injuries. U S fuel administration events, charity and club meetings, elections and society notices populate the day.
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Wilson Normal Community Center
Wilson Normal School
Congress
1000 Women to Parade for Suffrage at Capitol
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