Budget Cuts Narrow Playground Funding in District Bill
The playground association asked for about 3170, an estimate cut to 200 by commissioners. They expect an effort to raise the appropriation when the bill reaches the House. Lawmakers aim to start the District appropriation bill before the holiday recess as calendars clear. The police force sees a decrease due to reallocations, and several Diker papers are in the House. Fire department funding shows only a small rise with salaries held at 6000. No new public convenience station is funded. Public schools receive 2190,210 instead of 682,400 requested, and no fuel for bus or fire service is added. The budget rejects Tweedale Plan. a 72,000 uplift for teacher pay is noted, with total teacher funding at 280,000. Street work includes 81,000 for widenings around Union Station, with paving limits and cautions on Belgian block replacements.
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Appropriations
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
Masie
Tweedale
Auditat
Rnsedale
Rev Bre
Rock Creek
Church Road
Georgia
Wielz
Board of Education
Secretary of the Treasury
Union Station
Xineer Cormissioner
Jassed Cathnates
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Ween
Sevana Heghth
Cotaihd
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Thirty-third
Holmead
Sourteenth
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Waghth
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Winemnum Avenue
City Street
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Shepherd Street
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Cedar Street
Pmey
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Fifth and
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Macomb
Newark
Thirty-sixth Street
Valorado Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Jefferson
Longfellow Streets
Massachusetts Avenue
Wistonsin
Idaho Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Park Road
Nock Creek Church
Georgia Avenue
Harewood Road
Trerint
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Ffth Street
Sixth Street
Atteout
van Ness Street
Connecticut Avee
Pierce Mul Road
Columbia
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Reefer
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Shepherd Atrent, Wirth
Rock Creek Church Road
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Longfellow Street
Colorado Avenue
Fuller Street
Yuma Street
Wisconsin
Venus
Slichigan Avenue
First Street
Washington Aqueduct
Park
Metropolitan Police
Fire Department
Health Department
Charities and Corrections
Maine
Water Department
District street improvements and paving funds spelled out
A list of street grade and paving projects amid multiple wards and avenues. Entries include costs such as $310,000 for Rhode Island Avenue grade work in the Northeast section and $715,000 for Rhode Island Avenue extension with conditions. Also noted are repairs, graveling, and a $120,000 increase for country roads and current work plus $60,000 for a Cedar Street subway and bridge under Baltimore and Ohio tracks.
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Fessenden
River Road
Wisconsin Avenue
Lamont Street
Warder Street
Park Road
Clifton Street
University Place
Eleventh
Irving
Kenyon
Twenty-third
Halorama Road
Kalorama
Connecticut Avenue
Keefer Place
Georgia Avenue
Sixth Street
Rhode Island
Lincoln
Fourth Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Irving Street
Ninth Street
Monroe
Newton
Twenty-second
Lawrence Street
Hats Street
South Dakota Avenue
Carlton Street
Kearney Street
District of Columbia
Girard Street
Seventeenth Street
Rosedale Street
Rhode Dina
Ignae
Jada
Jackson Street
Jackson
Kearney
Arade
Show Road
Minnesota Avenue
Benning Road
Forty-second Street
Highview
Esther Place
Bruce Place
Releigh Place
Waclark
Nichols
Bailroad Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cedar Street
Baltimore
Man Foe to Health Warns of Pneumonia Risks in SmokeFilled Cars
Chicago health officials warn that pneumonia deaths among adult males rise due to poorly ventilated smoking cars, overeating, and exposure to drafts. The bulletin urges open bedroom windows, moderation in meals and alcohol, and avoidance of drafty, overheated conditions to curb disease and improve air quality.
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Windy City
New York
Fecnld
Man
Chicago Health Department
Chicago Record- Herald
Ufe
Clarence A. Knight
Oak Park
Insl&t
Police Chief Honored as Silver Service Is Paid
Maj. Richard Sylvester, head of the Metropolitan police, received a silver service from the Washington Chamber of Commerce after his eleventh reelection. Commissioner West praised his honesty and effectiveness, noting a graft free department and strong community support. The meeting also backed Good Roads affiliation, discussed Washington promotion prizes, and debated capital punishment alternatives.
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Richard Sylvester
Metropolitan Police Department
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Mnet
Ena
International Association of Police
Cliste
Washington
Bilver
I. J. H. Strasburger
Ss International Association
Aaserted
West
Henry L. West
Police
Maj. Sylvester
C Fty
Patrohnen
Ional
Gude
Maj Sylvester
International Association of Poles
Veteran robbed and beaten near railroad works
Dec. 14 Cumberland Maryland. Jacob Fortney, 60, a wartime veteran, was attacked on his way home near the mament works. His throat was cut, he was beaten, robbed of cash, and found near railroad tracks with a razor in hand. He identifies asasilants, three assailants possibly unknown, condition critical at Allegany Hospital. He lives with daughter Mrs Ward, wife of Conductor John Ward, Western Maryland Railroad.
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Asasilants
Washington
White
Allegany Hospital
Ward
John Ward
Western Maryland Railroad
Jail Rather Than Wedding Sparks Perjury Charge in Norfolk
Special to the Washington Post Norfolk Dec 1 Arthur James Mason of South Norfolk was jailed after being charged with perjury in obtaining a marriage license to wed Mary Wallace then 15. He swore she was 22, triggering arrest when her parents learned and objected. Wallace denied promising to marry him.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Arthur James Mason
Mason
Mary Wallace
James x. Wallace
Fia Zivala
Wallace
Oxford professor visits Richmond to study negro problem
Sir Herbert Fisher of the University of Oxford arrives in Richmond to study the negro question, highly endorsed by Ambassador Bryce. In other news, the Motet Choir of 70 mixed voices, directed by Otto T. Simon, performs its first invitation concert of the season tonight at the Arlington Hotel ballroom with Anton Kaspar on violin and Mrs. Simon as accompanist.
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Oxford
Richmond
Gov. Swaneen
Sir Herbert Fisher
University of Oxford
England
the Booth
Am‘mbarsador Bryce
Motet Choir
Otto
T. Simon
Arlington Hotel
Anton Kaspar
Simon
Rheumatism Needs Constitutional Treatment, Not Local Remedies
The article explains that rheumatism manifests as local aches and pains but cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts a constitutional treatment is required, specifically a course of blood purifying and toning medicines.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Corrects Blood and Builds System
Advertisement note lists Hood's Sarsaparilla as improving air condition of the blood and the whole system in liquid form or concentrated form. Mentions Jeta known as Barantaba and a price of 190.4089, $1.
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Jeta
Barantaba
Charter to Alexandria to form new rail line proposed
Dec 14 Richmond county Virginia item notes Stata corporation will file amendments to the present charter of the Richmond and Cheanpaake Bay Rail Company to grant rights to build a railroad from the intersection near Highland to Alexandria and Wantington. The line would provide a new route between Richmond and Wantington parallel to the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac road.
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Bbecat
Weabington Eos
Rishmons
Stata Corporation
Richmond
Ana -Cheanpaake Bay
Railtesa Combeny
Thet Corporation
Reilrona
Ita Presapttermigua
Aghland te-Ales
Jandiia
Wantington
de Richmond
Fredericksburg
Potomac Road
Akron Man Charged in Family Homicide Case
Antonio Mang gino, held since the Cleveland incident on December 11, confessed to police. He admitted harming his wife and two stepchildren and was surprised to learn he had not fatally injured his infant stepson Joe Luplca, found with a knife wound. The victims were struck with an iron bar and their bodies were hidden.
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Akron
Ohio
Antonio Manggino
Cleveland
Joe Luplca
Aor
Skufla
Two Girls Die by Own Action in Parsippany Hotel
In Parsippont, New Jersey, two servant girls who shared a room in a small hotel were found dead in bed last night. One left a note blaming the other for her sorrow and seeking escape from trials.
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Parsalc
N.J
Dee
Reinhold
Fanny Kemisuk
Gervantain
Lisa
Four Schools for Lynchburg Bond Issue Approved
Lynchburg Virginia Dec 44 The board of Aldermen approved 20000 from the proceeds of a recent bond issue to build a high school and three public school buildings. Construction will begin as weather permits. Plans include a new market house with auditorium 75000 a new city hospital 325000 and 115000 for streets and sewers.
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Lynchburg
Jaldermen
Doctor Falls From Window In Bristol Incident
Dr Thomas Grean a local physician narrowly escaped death when he fell from an upper story window of an office building in Bristol Tennessee on December 14. He was saved by two men and is said to have become despondent after his wife’s death and to have developed an opioid addiction.
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Bpecka
Washington
Bristol
Tenn
Thomas Grean
Green
Weather conditions and notes from the U S Weather Bureau
The report describes a storm moving from New England westward with general rains and snow in the upper Midwest and Great Lakes region. It notes colder conditions in the plains and mid Atlantic, warmer in the east gulf, and forecasts generally fair weather Wednesday and Thursday across the country with varying winds and a Weather Bureau take notice about discontinued warning displays. Temperature and rainfall readings are listed for several stations and times.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Dee
MK P
New England
Minidsalppi
Tako
Easineld
Biulau Staten
Hacky Mountain
Plains States
Middle
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Dulalee
Lake Region
Itlseisippi
Aleoshere
Middle Atlantic
Ust
Gult
West Gulf
Moderata
Els
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