Budget Cuts for Playground and District Appropriations
The playground association sought about 317.0, cut to 200 by commissioners. An increase to the appropriation for playgrounds is anticipated when the bill reaches the House. Although today is calendar Wednesday, appropriations committee members expect to start the District appropriation bill before the holiday recess. The police force is reduced, fire department shows a small increase, and no purchase of automobile fire engines is recommended. Teacher salaries rise to 210, bringing total to 280,000. a plan by Auditor Randale was rejected. Street and highway funding includes 81,000 for work on specified streets and avenues with guidelines on paving materials and replacements already paved blocks. Various street grade and improve allocations are listed, including Rock Creek Church road, Van Ness street, and Georgia avenue projects.
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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
Phe
Ween
Sevana Heghth
Cotaihd
Macomb Street
Nween Ross Place
Thirty-third
Holmead
Sourteenth
Rum Street
Gaorgia Avenue
Waghth
Chesapeake Street
Winemnum Avenue
City Street
Kartboro Place
Shepherd Street
Seta Nair Road
Cedar Street
Pmey
Quincy Street
Fifth and
Neventh Etrents
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
Piney Branch
Ffth Street
Sixth Street
Atteout
van Ness Street
Connecticut Avee
Pierce Mul Road
Columbia
Lamont Street
Reefer
Lamont
Shepherd Atrent, Wirth
Rock Creek Church Road
Twenty-third Street
Calvert, Dle
Slaventh Street
Spring Road
Upshot Street
Géorgia Aventue
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 of Columbia street improvements and funding outline
The document lists numerous DC street projects with grading paving and improving works on streets such as Adama Min road Fessenden to Wis consin avenue Lamont Warder to Park Clifton University to Keefer place and many others with varying costs. It notes large sums for Northeast and Southeast sections plus a substantial authorization for street and avenue resurfacing authority adjustments and an extra 120000 for country roads repairs. It also mentions 9000 000 for a subway and bridge to carry Cedar street under Baltimore and Ohio tracks.
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Adama Min
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 as a health foe urges pure air in smoking cars
Chicago health bulletin cites pneumonia deaths rise among adult males due to poorly ventilated smoking cars and overeating. It urges open bedroom windows, avoiding overindulgence, and not being a draft crank, while noting polluted ice sources and a weekly Chicago death average of three.
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Windy City
New York
Fecnld
Man
Chicago Health Department
Chicago Record- Herald
Ufe
Clarence A. Knight
Oak Park
Insl&t
Chicago
Tce
Aince Dunes
Police Chief Honored With Silver Service in DC
Maj. Richard Sylvester, head of the Metropolitan Police, received a silver service at a Washington Chamber of Commerce reception honoring his eleventh reelection as chief of police. Commissioner West praised his work and integrity, while the Good Roads Association gained a new affiliate as the chamber adopted a resolution to raise government clerks’ salaries. The meeting also discussed electrocution vs life imprisonment and supported printing extra copies of university-related resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Good Roadd
District of Columbia Good Roads Axsociaon
Isaac Gans
Washington Ios
Sud
Gand
Clarks
A. Linner
Aeme
Congress
A. Laftwich Sincrair
Law and Legislation
J. Miller Kenyon
Kenyan
Steele
A. Idsner
George Washington University
Charles C. Lancaster
Richard PD. Harlan
Gelringer
District of Columbia
Veteran robbed and beaten found near railroad works
Cumberland,Md Dec 14 Jacob Fortney, 60, a World War veteran, was attacked on his way home. His throat was cut, his eyes swollen, clothing torn, and cash stolen. He clung to a razor and said three men may be involved. He was taken to Allegany Hospital in critical condition. He lives with daughter Mrs Ward wife of Conductor John Ward of the Western Maryland Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asasilants
Washington
White
Allegany Hospital
Ward
John Ward
Western Maryland Railroad
JAIL INSTEAD OF WEDDING A DORMANT RIVAL CHARGED
Rival accuses youth of lying about Gis?s age to obtain a marriage license. Arthur James Mason of South Norfolk faces perjury charges after swearing Miss Mary Wallace aged 22 when she was 15. Mason was jailed to await trial as the Wallace family resists withdrawal of the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Norfolk
Arthur James Mason
Mason
Mary Wallace
James x. Wallace
Fia Zivala
Wallace
Oxford envoy studies race problem in Richmond visit
Sir Herbert Fisher of the University of Oxford arrived in Richmond as part of Gov Swaneen's visitors to study the negro problem in the Booth. His welcome was reportedly endorsed by Ambassador Bryce. Motet Choir to perform at Arlington Hotel tonight led by Otto T Simon with Anton Kaspar as violinist 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 Requires Constitutional Treatment, Report Says
The article explains rheumatism manifests in localized aches and stiffness but cannot be cured by local applications. It states a course of constitutional treatment, including blood purifying and tonic medicines, is necessary for relief.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Patent Medicine Claim
An advertisement notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to purify the blood and strengthen the system. It mentions a liquid form and a shorthand name Barantaba with an implied price of $1 and a catalog reference 190.4089.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeta
Barantaba
Charter to Alexandria routes rail line via Richmond Hanapeake Bay
Dec 14 Richmond VA. An amendment to the present charter of the Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Rail Company will be entered by the Stata corporation tomorrow. The charter would grant the company the right to build a railroad using any power source from its present terminus at Highland to Alexandria. The line would provide a new route between Richmond and Wantington, paralleling the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Wife and Children Case
Antonio Mang gino, held since the Cleveland incident dated December 11, was arrested in Akron. Police say he confessed to harming his wife and two step-children and expressed surprise that Joe Luplca, his infant stepson, survived with a knife wound. Bodies reportedly beaten with an iron bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Antonio Manggino
Cleveland
Joe Luplca
Aor
Skufla
Two Girls Die In Room After Suicide Pact In Parsippany
In Parsippany New Jersey on December 14 two young maids from a small hotel room shared by Fanny Kemisuk and a girl identified as a companion were found dead in bed with the windows open. Authorities say the death resulted from self inflicted harm after the girls discussed suicide as an escape from troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsalc
N.J
Dee
Reinhold
Fanny Kemisuk
Gervantain
Lisa
Four Lynchburg Schools to Benefit From 400000 Bond Issue
Lynchburg voters approve 400000 bond issue funding four schools. The plan reallocates proceeds from a recent 2000000 bond to build high school and three public school buildings, start work when weather allows, and finance a new market house with auditorium, a city hospital, and street improvements totaling about 740000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Jaldermen
Doctor Falls From Window In Bristol
Dr Thomas Grean a local physician narrowly escaped death when he fell from an upper story window of an office building. He was saved by two men. He has been despondent since his wife’s death and is said to have become addicted to opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpecka
Washington
Bristol
Tenn
Thomas Grean
Green
Weather Conditions Report From Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau bulletin notes a storm moving from New England westward with general rains from the Mississippi valley to the Northwest. North of the plains, cooler air, warmer on the east gulf states, with temperatures shifting Wednesday through Thursday across the country. Winds vary by coast and region. some snow in the Buffalo and Great Lakes area. European-bound ships warned of moderate westerly winds.
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Dept. of Agriculture
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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Chamber of Commerce
Bintk Hand
Gild Hand
Weat
Good Roads’ Association
Hood
Alexandria
Ash- Jana
Doctor
Dea
Pondest
Weatten
Ennskine
Sun Sblok
Patma
Wit
Laura
Mla
Tex
Andianipolla
Bai Jeckwonville
Fla
Kanens
Little Rak
Ark
Marquette
Mich
North Plaits
Omalie
Pitixbuirg
Portland
Orek
East Lake City
Wah
Paul
Pranetsee
Probey Carriage Co
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th St
8Th St
Galexance
Re Stanta
Christma
Seartey
Huck
Boedal
Gach
Bibs
Mage
Haanane
Brame
Brosk
Talking Machine
Percy
Foster
Menager
Topham
Gard
Petoolator
Morocco
Sea
Cardem BI
Cai Sian
Ben Ae Paren
Topham’s Axheanrters
den Best Swather
Sidney West
Christian Xander
Axel
Family Quality House
Dos 7Th Street
Batit
Gueller
Edward J. Quinn
PA. Aves
K.W
Hove
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
A. W
Bienes del Smor
Alberto Corcegas
Natural de Las Islas Filipinas
Estados Unidos del Norte
Ciudad
Eludadana Juez del Conocimiento Licensindo
Joaquin Ramon
Codigos
Prote Almientos Clylies
Batadox Unidos de America
Expida
Ciudad de Veracruz
Carlos
Fitterath Street
Washington, D. C
Charles P. Ravenburg
Pe Sut
Bee
Nba
Woodward @ Lothren
Thané
Ogrgie's
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sTocx
Jlders
WILD
U. Kellogg
Bitloika
Fst
Warrington
B. C
Ate P.M. HK
E Moyer
Ato Cates
Jourteen of
Gillantine
Sphone
Ber
Milborm, Heister & 69
Benji. K. Leon
Ave
Odommell
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