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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1909

Page

19

Takoma Park gas pressure concerns prompt testimony

Takoma Park citizens urge Congress to fix gas pressure citing continued outages and dangerous leaks. Read letters from residents and experts detailing fires, outages, and health risks tied to low pressure and carbon monoxide in district gas supply.

Mr. Forstall Dr. Haywood Haywood Forstall Board of Trade House of Common Shex Yaywood Hay Wood William Vound Haldane Forstali Taylor Hwaxywood Chinaga Walter Gag Uaywood Fae Br. Haldane Mr. Skinner Porstaul Skinner Forstaul Com- Forstall Mr. Worstall J. A. le Clerc le Clerc Citizens’ Association of Takoma Park I. L. Lewton Department of Agriculture Ras George G. Heagcock Cedar Street Tahoma Park T. XN. Shoemaker Welsbach Ylor Leclerc Biss Electrical School Berned UC Vla Douglas Geological Survey Jorwe Takoma Tavelor McIlhenny District of Columbia Ian Murphy Gt LE Clerc Sas Mr. Goldsborough Mr. Taylor Mr. Goldsegrough Citizens’ Association Takome Park Gas Commission Bliss Electrical School Sentlemar Maryland Hfe About & P.m Vakama Magseclusetts Board of Health Watereas Massachusetts Rameer Wiles Luterian Washington Hehe Company Washington Gaslight Company J. A. Leclerc SW. Williams UC Townsend Takuma Park

Secretary Wright Moves to Replace Automotiles in Army

Secretary Wright plans to remove motor cars from Washington army service citing high maintenance costs. An order to take machines from the service is expected within days, with the only exception for a military surgeon on medical calls. Wright favored horses and carriages for routine duty during his administration.

Mazde Chicago United States Shaw B. Shaw W. F. Wright W. F.wight H. C. Gore Bureau of Chemistry Gan Company David Griffiths Department of Agriculture Warwright Washington Wright

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