Cardozo Restored as Principal and To Stand Trial
The Board of Education unanimously reinstated Francis L. Cardozo as supervising principal of the Thirteenth division. Acting on Justice Anderson’s ruling and guidance from counsel McNamara, the board will consider charges and may proceed with a formal trial or further action. The decision followed arguments that previous dismissal was technically flawed, with McNamara urging against an appeal and stressing trials should resemble court proceedings.
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Francis L. Cardozo
Principa
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Buird
McNamara
Cardozo
James A. Cobb
Henry E. Davis
Glchrist Stewart
New York
Brownsville
Congress
Baird
F. J. Cardozo
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Commonwealth of the District of Columbia
Commonwealth
Anderson
Cardoz
James F. Oyster
Massey
Capt Oyster
Board Moves to Dismiss Cardozo Over Disloyal Conduct
The board unanimously approved removing Cardozo, after Dr. Chancelior urged dismissal for disloyal and insubordinate conduct and an anonymous letter allegedly written by Cardozo. Capt. Oyster reported broad public approval of action against the school’s mix of colored and white schools. The board set dates for formal charges and noted Attorney McNamara would be consulted for due process.
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Chancelior
Cardozo
Montgomery
F. L. Cardozo
Barr
McNamara
Cartozo
James A. Cobb
Admiral Baird
Kuehn's Wife Accused Suit for Father's Property
A Philadelphia court fight unfolds as Mrs. Margarent Fairly claims a stake in her late father James C. Miller's fortune. Her daughter Ida May Miller now Mrs. Rolando Kuehn seeks to recover stocks, bonds, and real estate alleged to have been diverted by relatives. Mrs. Miller recounts seventeen years in Norristown asylum and asserts she earned funds to support herself after her husband's death.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Ida May Miller
Rolando Kuehn
James Gay Gordon
Margarent Fairly
Toade
Mra. Fairly
Norfolk and Western Railroad
James C. Miller
Exmerson
West Ninety-second Street
Bramerson
Dr. Kuehn
Ilra
Norristown Asylum
Miler
Norristown
Mr. Henderson
Kuehn
Ida M. Miller
Ida M. Mille
Rolando Kubhm
Burglar Fells Policeman in Liquor Store Theft
Policeman G S Weber was knocked unconscious during a burglary at Daniel Conroy’s liquor store on Eleventh Street Southeast. A colored man fled. Joseph J Clark, 1101 O Street SE, was arrested later from description evidence and held for housebreaking and assault. Weber identified Clark and a police court hearing is set.
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Daniel Conroy
Eleventh Street
Weber
Conroy
Statlon
Hays and
Smith
Joseph E Clark
Hoover to travel to Salt Lake for Bradley case
George F. Hoover, attorney for Mrs. Luna M. Bradley accused of shooting former Senator Arthur Brown, will depart Washington for Salt Lake City to gather evidence. He expects the case to reach the grand jury in January and, if indicted, to go to trial by April. Witnesses from Utah are anticipated to establish paternity of two children, and Hoover says Bradley remains hopeful and in good health for the proceedings.
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Utah
Bradley
Brown
Hoover
Liquor Dealer Arrested for Selling Whisky to Minor
Harry Wakley, wholesale liquor dealer, was arrested at his store at 1610 Seventh Street NW by Policeman T B Steele and charged with selling whisky to a minor. The incident involved Elijah Franklin, a sixteen year old, who became drunk and disorderly and was sent to Reform School after probation. Wakley posted no bail.
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Harry Wakley
Seventh Street
T. B. Steele
Ninth Precinct
Wakley
Winsky
Elijah Franklin
Reform School
Board of Children's Guardians
Progressive Washington edition preview promises Comprehensive cityCompendium
The forthcoming Progressive Washington edition of The Washington Post will epitomize the citys resources across industrial commercial financial professional and political fields with authoritative articles photographs of prominent figures and views of public buildings parks and boulevards. It aims to endure as a reference compendium for a brighter prosperous Greater Washington.
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Washington
Washington Post
Sta
The
Lost but Found Bliss Washington Man Marries Shelter Hostess
C G Anderson of Washington DC marries Miss Hether Allison of Fairview WV in East Liverpool Ohio on December 26. The couple met when Anderson, a US government surveyor, sought lodging with widow Mrs Grant Allison six years earlier during an Ohio Valley survey. They plan to live in Washington where Anderson is stationed.
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Washington
East Liverpool
Ohio
C. G. Anderson
D.C
Hether Allison
Fairview
WV. Va
United States
Ohio Valley
Anderson
Grant Allison
G. Anderton
Esther
Manta
Ther
Alison
Mr. Anderson
Missing Icebound Patrol Boat from Sheepshead Bay
Three policemen aboard a Canarsie Station patrol launch No. 6 are feared lost after last seen battling ice floes near Sheepshead Bay on December 26. The 2&Mall naphtha boat sailed from Brooklyn with Patrolmen John Walker Frank Ford and William Walker aboard. Lifeboats and extra police were deployed as crews search the icebound harbor for the missing craft and crew.
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Sheepshead
New York
Pol Ce
Mall
Canarsie
Brooklyn
Sheepshead Bay
John Walker
Frank Ford
William WM. Walker
Aging Minister Hurt Snow Sled Crash in Monongahela
The Rev. Dr. William Greene of Philadelphia, seventy, was seriously injured when a sled he borrowed from visiting relatives crashed into a telegraph pole during a coasting ride in Monongahela. He was unconscious for hours with scalp wounds and possible skull fracture, taken to relatives' home. Weather: milder temperatures expected today, with clearing skies and possible rain by Friday.
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Pittsbury
Monongahela
William Greene
Philadelphia
Graeno Ig
Jey
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for General Health
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure for eruptions and a cleanser for the blood. It claims to improve digestion and stimulate kidneys liver and skin, noting thousands have been cured.
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Hood
Innocent Man Hanged Denied by Hypnotic Suggestion
Harvard psychologist Prof Hugo Munsterberg claims Richard Ivins was forced to confess under third degree police coercion after a pistol flash, leading to a wrong execution for Mrs. Hollister’s murder in Chicago. He describes dissociation and auto-suggestion in Ivins memory.
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Ivins
Washington Post
New York
Ilinois
Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard University
Richard Ivins
Chicago
Frank ©. Hollister
Iving
Times
Weather Summary From Washington December Forecast
Weather conditions report from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau indicates a wide temperature spread with Southeastern states below average, while the Middle West and upper lakes show above normal readings. Forecast calls for rain in the Rocky Mountain region, snow in Montana Dakota and Nebraska, and precipitation extending into the Ohio Valley. Winds shift along coasts, storm warnings on the California coast and northern Washington coast, with detailed hourly readings and humidity.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Middle West
Misatsatpp
Upper
Lake Region
Pacific
Tag
Rocky Mountain
Mantena
South Dakota
Nebras
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi
Ohio
Lawes Lake
Middle Mis
Aigalop
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East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
Rumored Deportation Plot Ties Chicago to Russian Terrorists
Chicago reports a rumored plan to deport Gerschmin the Russian terrorist who escaped Siberia. Spies gather as Baron Schuppenbach warns Chicago hosts radicalists and preparations for a spring uprising with funds bribing officials and arming rebels. Gerechunin currently in New York expected to arrive January 5.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Russia
Gregor
Gerschmin
Siberia
San Francisco
Wea
Baron Schuppenbach
Washington
Baron Schippenbach
Baron Rosen
Farrell Held Without Bail In Vermont Christmas Shooting
Rutland Vermont December 28 Andrew Farrell a young farmer arrested yesterday on the charge of shooting Mary Parker Gilmore at her father Charles Gilmore's home during Christmas Eve festivities was arraigned. He pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to kill and is held without bail until January 3 when the grand jury will consider the case. A physician consult will decide if amputation of the bride is needed.
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Washington
Rutland
Andrew Farrell
Mary Parker Gilmore
InjIra
Farnsworth
Charles Gilmore
Farrell
Hl Gilmore
Gilmore
Ferrell
Servant Held for Theft by Police Officers
Susie Harris a nineteen year old colored girl was arrested by Policemen Dunn and Lauren on a charge of stealing jewelry valued at more than 100 from Mrs. Allen R Boyd of 2017 N street northwest where she worked. The police say she confessed and returned the missing articles after being taken to her home. She allegedly admitted stealing two gold rings valued at 450 last Monday and a sapphire and diamond ring valued at 100 on Christmas Day.
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Susie Harris
Dunn
Lauren
Allen R. Boyd
N Atreet Northwest
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