Doctors Debate Government Medical Care Plan
Dr Lewellyn Barker of Johns Hopkins and Robert Hertick of Chicago say government care may eventually cover all surgical and medical work though other Washington physicians doubt this. Oswald West notes gradual government provision for the poor and insane. Horace Fuller agrees private physicians will remain, with free care available but not widely used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herrick
Llewellyn F. Barker
Johns Hopkins
West
Fuller
Lewellyn F. Barker
Robert Hertick
Chicago
Washington
Barker
Oswald West
Horace Fuller
Dr. West
Street Car Fight Leads to Assault Arrests in Md
James Mulholland and Fred Buddy Heh of Mount Rattler Maryland were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Thomas H. Garrison on complaints from Clarence B. Fox steamboat Inspector Joseph F. Gates conductor and Andrew Grigsby motorman. The arrests followed a Saturday night clash on a Mount Rainier street car. Fox’s skull was fractured and the men were jailed in Bladensburg awaiting arraignment at Mount Rainier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mulholland
Fred “Buddy" Heh
Mount Rattler
Thomas H. Garrison
Prince George County
Clarence B. Fox
Joseph F. Gates
Andrew Grigsby
Mount Rainier
Bladensburg
Witt
Fox
Gates
Grigsby
Cox
Windows Unveiled at St Stephen’s Church Dedication
Three stained glass windows were unveiled at St Stephen’s Protestant Episcopal Church by donors and the congregation. The panes depict the nativity, the resurrection, and the ascension, with an altar rail dedicated during yesterday’s service. The windows, ordered last September, were made in Columbus Ohio and dedicatory exercises are planned for February 1 with Bishop Harding addressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's
St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church
John N. Piste
Christ
Bis
Columbus
Ohio
Harding
Three Arrested in Highway Robbery and Streetcar Device Trial
William Smith alias William Laughter is jailed at the first precinct for assaulting Dudley Decator and fracturing the skull near Twelfth and C streets northwest. Frank Smith of Chattanooga is held as a government witness. Frank Clements and Harry Blackburn are jailed at the Fourth precinct for holding up Lewis Johnson at Third and B streets. A new pay-by-car device is being tested on Capital Traction streetcars to log passenger entries and aid conductor accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Wiliam Laughter
Dudley Decator
Newy Yard
Twelfth
Lecutor
Frank Smith
Chattanooga
Tenn
Frank Clements
Harry Blackburn
Lewis Johnson
Capital Traction Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fersons
Make & Coimsete
Eae Eee
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
District of Columbia
Car
13Th St
New York
L. Pierce Boteler
Commercial Fire Issurance Company
Paul Grove
Washington Post Company
Washington, D. C
John R. McLeean
Edward
McLean
Freaageer
Firemen’s Insurance Company of
Washington and Georgetown
Th Street
Louisiana Avenue
Firemen's Insurance Company of
W. M. Hoffman
Mercisants and Mechanics Savings Bank
William Worthington
Washington
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Ballentiné
Newark
Bankruptcy case discussed by federal court and state action
A fragmented note discusses bankruptcy law the role of federal courts in declaring debtors bankrupt the five year default period and creditors management of a debtors affairs. It mentions the Beckraty Lumber Campa and Acme Harvester Company in Peoria and potential Missouri state court filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United ‘States
Thia
Beckraty Lumber Campa
Missouri
State Dour
Acme Harvestar Company
Peoria
Gesbre Si Ey
Photographers clash over fake White House portraits in court
Washington photographers contest a U S Attorney order to halt reproductions that show clients with presidents. Leonard argues his 4 photo reprints forged a sense of access during Roosevelt Taft eras, raising wider questions about image rights in the United States gallery trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Leonard
Order of & Gallery
United States
Clarence L. Wilson
Patt
Pleax
Leonard
Léonard
Roosevelt
Taft
White House
Shooting at Golden Eagle Hotel Alters Christmas Plans
Miss Charlotte Skinner and James Brooks were involved in a shooting incident at the Golden Eagle Hotel on New Jersey Avenue Northwest. Berger, the hotel proprietor, was hit in the thigh by a stray bullet as Brooks was cleaning a revolver near a window. Skinner was arrested. Brooks was found blocks away. Berger’s wound was not serious as patrons continued their Christmas celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Skinner
James Brooks
Berger
Golden Eagle
New Jersey Avenue
George Berger
Sixth Precinct
Brooks
Saein
Beratr
Miss Skinner
Mr. Brooks
Christihan
Weather Summary Declines with Western Cold Wave
The Weather Bureau reports a Northwesterly disturbance moving east of Manitoba bringing a temperature drop across the central and western States. Fair to partly cloudy in New England New York and the lake region with northern areas seeing snow. Winds shift from northwest to variable along the coasts Tuesday as Arctic air spreads from the Missouri valley to the Ohio valley and Lower Lake region. Steamers bound for European ports will have moderate northwest winds then become variable with generally fair weather. Local reports show temperatures across cities and the day’s high and low ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Tureau
Washington
Manitoba
Utah
New England
New York
Ohio
Rocky Mountains
Tareday
Worthwestern
Lake
Borg
Tienday Tito
Texas
Kemtra Plains
Rocky Nouptala
Missouri Valley
Spper Lake
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Staten
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Steamera
European
Two Women Arrested for False Pretense in Jewelry Theft
Police fail to identify two women, alleged mother and daughter, detained after they obtained about 300 dollars worth of women’s apparel from a street store by false pretenses. Attorney William Ambrose represents them and says they aim for bond after preliminary hearing. Christmas detention scene depicted with the older mother Mrs Ryan and the daughter, Mrs Reid, refusing comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bras Aman
B. Ryan
Reid
Gubeose
William E. Ambrogs
Washington
Ambrose
Prom. Theatery
Ite
House of Detention
Tyr Yomen
Yesterda
Ryanlt
Mrs. Reid
Rothar
Ryan
Presidents on Committee for Science Association Convention
The American Association for the Advancement of Science holds sessions in Washington starting tomorrow with about four thousand attendees expected. Notable figures include President Taft and Secretary MacVeagh, hosting receptions at the White House, women visitors events, and a large honorary and reception committee. Papers will span the entire field of science with topics ranging from pellagra to sociological problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
OE Scince
Washington
Easy
MacVeagh
White, House
American ‘Association For the ‘Advancement of Science
Diplomatic Corps
Iin
Robert 8. Woodward
Frank Wigglesworth Clarke
L. @. Monard
Marcus Benjamin
Wiliam J. Humphreys
Cornelius L. Shear
Hugh ‘H. Gyrth
Charles J. Bel
Charles D. Walcott
Hugh M. Smith
Gilbert H. Grosvenor
Charles J. Bell
Taft
John Barrett
Alexander Graham Bell
T. E. Burton
George F. Bowerman
F. W. Clark
W. M Davidson
John Joy Bolaon
Grove K. Gilbert
T. M. Gill
S. W. Woodward
F. Wright
GIVES LECTURE ON CHINA AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
The Rev Donald C MacLeod spoke at First Presbyterian Church on China detailing its educational progress and anti opium movement. He contrasted Chinese reforms with local issues, noting corruption in his own country and urging restraint in criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. MacLeod
First Presbyterian Church
China
Leod
Mr. MacLeod
Fire at SD. Waters building traced to cigarette butt
Fire Marshal Nicholson completes investigate of a Saturday morning blaze at 30 Pennsylvania Avenue. The fire started on the fourth floor amid inflammable carriage seats used in remodeling vehicles. A lighted cigarette thrown by a worker is believed to be the cause, with the fire spreading in the early hours before the ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SD. Waters & At
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nicholson
Police hunt for ex editor over wife shooting in Ocean Grove
Asbury Park New Jersey December 24 police search for Andrew McConnell former magazine editor and lecturer charged with shooting his wife Marion McConnell in Ocean Grove last night Mrs McConnell was wounded but not seriously hurt. The couple had been living separately for some years and Mrs McConnell resided with her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Spldce
Oceto- Grove
Andrew “McConnell
Marom
McConnell
Ocean Grove
Wool tariff report cited by Smoot in defense of duty plan
Senator Smoot lauds the tariff board report on wool schedules while advocating a single specific duty. He argues the United States costs for producing wool outpace Australia and England, proposing 27 cents per pound as fair. The statement defends protection and outlines future graduated rates to balance costs and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigsé
Tariff Board
United States
Australia
Smoot
New Zealand
Wight
England
Rnli
Jegister
Senate
Saloon Debate Anchors Pennsylvania Ave Meeting Tone
A Watershed discussion unfolds at a Woman’s Christian Temperance Union gathering on Central Union Mission Street. Rev. Samuel E. Nicholson argues for stronger saloon suppression while urging broader membership. A plan favors a single duty rate on wool based on scoured content to protect American producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weppen
Australia
New Zealand
Ohio
Samuel E. Nicholson
Ance Union
Central Union Mission
Pennsylvania Avenue
Peace Monument
Tariff War Near. Germany Ties With Sweden and Japan
A US Germany tariff dispute sparks concern over sanctions on American steel and rubber goods. Reports say Germany’s treaties with Sweden and Japan lower duties, prompting State Department investigators to probe if favored-nation arrangements hurt US exporters while the wood pulp issue and Russian threats add to unsettled trade relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Germany
State Department
To Be
Agetaet
Sweden
Japan
Canada
Yacht Ollie A Wreck Recovered By Highway Bridge Watchman
On the Potomac last night a 36 foot sailing yacht named Ollie A wrecked after striking submerged piles near the old Long Bridge in heavy mist. Watchman William Tillet and six family members were rescued by Tillet in his crowded skiff, with Lieut. Davin noting all were saved. The owner Gus French credited Tillet with saving several lives as water poured into the yacht from a hole in the bow. The party had been returning from a Christmas celebration at Jackson City river urban area when the crisis occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Olle
Old
Long i Bridge
Gus Franch
Hieventh Street
William Tillet
Highway Bridge
Tilet
Lieut
Davin
French
Tillet
Jackson City
River
Pe H
Highway
Detective O'Brien Foils Attempted Pickpocket at Store
Detectives Pat O'Brien and Springman chased a thief Saturday night in a Pennsylvania Avenue department store. O'Brien felt a pocket band and grabbed a suspect as the would–be robber tried to steal a watch. The prisoner’s coat department goods were found on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q’stien
Coat—Department Store
Pat” O'Brien
Atr
Thig
Gentry
J O'Brien
Springman
Pennsylvania’ Avenue
O'Brien
Mingmin
Ike
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Pia
Hruh
Ness
U.S. Attorney
Tatatall
Maxim
Rain G. Spamtall
Ashevillé
Atlanta
Biemarck
Atlentic
City
Nedh
Ito
Boston
Daz
Buffats
N.Y
Teres
Cineilinati
Cheyenne
Davenport
Tows
Dos Méjaes
Town
Galveston
Indteriapolis
Jankeonrlite
Hansay City
Littley Ark
Los’ Angeles
Cal
Marquatte
Mich
New Orleans
la Wate
X.Y
Omak
Philadelphia
Pittaburat
Portland
Portand
Oreg
Salt Lake City
St. Louis
New Bt
Tacoma
Taladd
Burg
Miss
Washington Post
Harpers_ Ferry
Vac
Der
Wonen Baffle Police
But& i
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Aengerinand
Ats
MacLeod
Ettes
Marshal Nicholson
S,.d. Waters & Son
Police Huntor
Andrew ‘McConnell
S. E. Nicholson
Kaiser
Knot
Underwood
Acard
Christian Xander
St. N. W
Quality House
Phove
Ollie
Gas French
Tillett
Galonoaty
H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
W. Deal & Co
Steel Phot
P Street
Winslow EH. Handelph
Service
Patent Office
Thorou Eamy
Prad*homme
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Milburmn, Heister & GO
Architects
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