Superintendent Warns Courts Lag Behind School Welfare
William I. Chancellor urges board of education to resist technical rulings in Cardozo case, warning that court limits threaten tens of thousands of students. He calls for amendments to empower boards, argues need for proper trials, and discusses public interest in colored and white schools, preferring rehabilitation over reopening the case.
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Boards of Education
Board of Education
Cardozo
Chex
Justice Anderson
United States Supreme Court For
District of Columbia
Fr. Cardozo
Thia
Colored Schools
Treasury
United States
Board of Examiners
America
A Bad Stomach Dulls Life’s Joy and Health
A weak stomach hampers daily usefulness and happiness. It fails to perform its digestive functions and causes distress after meals, nausea between meals, heartburn, belching, vomiting, flatulence, and nervous headaches.
Weather now worsens as New England storms move offshore
The Weather Bureau reports a strengthening storm off the New England coast moving toward Nova Scotia. Expect high northwest winds along northern routes and continuing cold across central regions. Tuesday remains fair east of the Mississippi with lingering snow risk in the Midwest. temperatures to fall further in the Northwest. Storm warnings posted from Cape Cod to Nantucket.
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U.S Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
New England
Appeas
Nova Scotia
Englana
Maddin Atlantic
Bestern
Tuewhr
Missisakrpi
Miestjes
Tralddla
Mleelenippt
Bouthvent
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Belsk
Natteras
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Eutopean
Grand Banke
Outlaw Is Reforming President Glad To See Him
A mild man from Lawton Ohio named Al J Jennings once led a band of outlaws and train robbers in Oklahoma. He met President Roosevelt in Washington and said he seeks an honest life, pride in Oklahoma, and will not reveal his former comrades. Jennings, Virginia born, practiced law in El Reno before leading a crime wave, later jailed for life in Ohio, then freed by buying his way out and returning to his home region to seek redemption. He has written a book described as a nature study rather than history.
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Washington
Raleigh
al J. Jennings
Lawton
Ohio
New Southwest
Oklahoma
White House
Roosevelt
Virginia
Jennings
Democratic Party
T. I’. Hensley
el Reno
New Mexico
Colorado
Ohio State Penitentiary
Fennings
Baker Ends Life with Gas in Northwest City
Raymond Thompson, a 25 year old baker out of work, was found dead in his bed at 930 E Street Northwest from apparent self inflected gas asphyxiation. Coroner Nevitt deemed the death a suicide after noting a missing overcoat pawned for money to buy gas tubing and a tube found near his mouth. Thompson had visited parents in Newport Maryland two weeks earlier and leaves an aunt in Champlain Street. His body is held for parental orders.
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Raymond Thompson
E Street
Nevitt
Henry Russel
Thompson
Raleigh
Newport
Charles County
Hancock
Champlain Street
H Street
Holy Trinity Church Fair Prizes Winners Named
List of prize winners for Holy Trinity Church fair to benefit the new school building fund. Edward Leasure receives a hand painted land rivals. Mrs Sullivan wins coal. T G Sanders earns a rocking chair. J D Boering a hut item. P J Haltigan a Norfolk trip. John E Dally a cedar box. Mrs Joseph Wise a vase. Mrs Edward Welch an umbrella. Rosa Quinn a vase. A McDonald shoes. James J Noorns a handbag. W H Rackey cigars. D J Hartithn a pin cushion. D F Stohlman a sewing pillow. Mrs M Grant a centerpieces. Jamie Sohnsom a chairback. J B Connolly a wallet. Miss J Reich a bedspread. P J Clarke a salad dish. Catherine Lannon an umbrella. Lannon and others listed with miscellaneous prizes.
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Holy Trinity
Holy Trinity Church
New School Building Fund
Landinlere
Edward Leasure
Prospect Avenue
Sullivan
J. D. Boering
Onder
P. J. Haltigan
F Street
Norfolk
John E. Dally
Quincy Street
Joseph Wise
P Street
Indy
Edward P. Welch
N Street
Rosa Quinn
Florida Avenue
Paty of
Ahoes
McDonald
East Capitol Street
James J. Noorns
Wrest
W. H. Rackey
D. J. Hartithn
Thirty-fourth Street
Apra Pillow
D. F. Stohlman
Mra. M. Grant
Jamey Sohnsom
M. B. Connolly
Miss J. Reich
P. J. Clarke
Catherine Lannon
T Street
ICC to Probe Railroads Coal and Oil Ties Next
The Interstate Commerce Commission will release a report detailing relations between certain railroads and coal and oil industries. The eastern field is complete, with future work planned for Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio in February, and discoveries include railroad officials owning coal companies. Harriman interests and Pacific Coast hearings set for January and early February.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
East
Harriman
Far West
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Wisconsin
Wil Feet
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Middle West
Harriman Lines
New York
EB. H. Harriman
Harriman Wnes
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Commission On
Commission
St. Louis
Kanseay City
Minneapolis
Christmas Tree Delivered to White House Refused
A Christmas tree was sent to the White House by an express company but the sender did not cover charges so clerks refused receipt. The tree was carried away and will likely be returned to the sender. President Roosevelt plans a brief morning at the office with gift exchanges in private quarters.
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White House
Roosevelt
Washington Market Company
Center Market
7Th
Warrington
D.C
Edward R. Tinkos
Ane G. Wilkins
Washington D. C
Lanabmegh Furniture and Carpet Co
Uh St
Fleeced Credulous Clerk Convicts Three in Goerman Scam
Robert Thomas and Emmet Robinson, both colored, were accused of fleecing government clerk William J. Goerman of eight dollars. They pled guilty and received six months in jail. A pocketbook led to the arrest, with a counterfeit bill exposure. Henry Cheapniay, white, was found guilty on two similar charges and held for a grand jury on a third.
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Robert Thomas
Emmet Robinson
Mulrowny
William J. Goerman
Overman
Thomas and
Robinson
Henry Cheapniay
Japs Throng to Hawaii as 60,000 Japanese in Islands
Commissioner Sargent says about 60,000 Japanese in the Hawaiian Islands with arrivals of 600 to 1,000 monthly and 12,000 moving to the mainland in the last year. He notes Hawaiis labor demand drives passports to the islands and cites unrest against Japanese merchants underselling local traders.
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General Sargent
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Department of Commerce and Labor
Honolulu
San Francisco
Funchal
Madeira
Sargent
Roosevelt
Hawaiian Islands
Mr. Sargent
Pacific
Hawaii
United States
American web belt chosen for Russian army gear
St Petersburg December 24 report the technical commission of the general staff recommended adopting an American military web cartridge belt and haversack for the Russian army.
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St. Petersburg
the General Staff
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SS Serena
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J. Jennings
Australia
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Baker
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. N.W
Lansburgh & Bro
Merry Christmas
Peter Grogan
Seventh St
Bet. H and I Streets
Magruder’s
Conn. Ave
K St
West End
Aye
Tree
Mikado
7Th and
H Sts. N. E
7Th St. 5S
Kmas
Kroeger’s
Umbrells
Ninth Street
N. W
Shcomaxer JO
Cmeacrreen
Hausler & Companys
J. J. Kidd & CO
Teli
Miller
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
M Ste
Colburn “Colburn Brothers
Grandfcbie
DR. White
Pennsylvania’ Avenue
Hindson’s New Variety Store
Burchell
Yale Laundry
American Security and Trust Company
Steenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Colonial Wine Company
D.ag
Penn
Ava
Sanitary Oyster House
Ae M. Collord
Susage
Wilkens-Sherry Printing Co
Enth
E Sts
Aery Merry Christman
Christian Xander
Goodyear Raincoat CO
the Sunday Post
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