School Board Charges Auditor with Hampering Education Authority
The board of examiners accuses District Auditor Tweedale of un due activity and veto power, asserting he prevents the board from using its discretion on teacher classifications and pay. They petition for the board to decide years of experience while reporting numerous cases of delayed or withheld payments. They request that certifying of experience captions be limited to total years, with no private records forwarded to auditors.
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Alonzo ‘Tweedale
Board of Examiners
Board of Education
Fweedale
OWS
Amy Humeston
Jefferson School
Gertrude Carpenter
F. F. Lucan
Business High
Schoo
B. W. Foote
Belwal
T. A. Heathman
Giddings
Randall School
Mr. Haunton
Gell
H Ddings
J H Jonson
Birney
Belt
L J Skinker
Hirney
A Patterson
Garrison School
U. H. Perry
J. B
Thor
Garnet
Clara B Gans
WG Minun
J. Knott
FJ. Campbell
Episcopal Clergy Meet Opens Archdeaconry Session
Bishop Jlarding officiated at the holy communion service at Trinity Church. The morning session opened with clergy from distant states and an important business meeting followed. Bishop Atwood of Arizona spoke on Episcopal progress in the Southwest and Dr. Frederick Thompson of Uniontown Ky discussed work with young men preparing for the ministry.
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Jlarding
Trinity Church
Third
C Streets
Episcopal Church
Bishop Atwood
Arizona
Southwest
Frederick Thompson
St. John's School For Postulants
Uniontown
Taft Soon to Get Walsh Case
Attorney General Wickersham works on John R. Walsh pardons request and is expected to forward recommendations to President Taft within days.
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Taft
Walsh
Wickersham
John R. Walsh
Tone Up the Hair From Root to Tip
Mrs Rotier offers a home shampoo powder recipe to clean and gloss hair when washing is difficult. Mix four ounces of sex with four ounces of orms root, sprinkle weekly, then brush through to refresh dusty dull or greasy hair. Pherox is said to promote growth and preserve natural calm.
Commerce Court Holds First Public Session in New Court
In the United States Court of Customs Appeals a newly formed commerce court held its first public session. Fourteen attorneys from various bars across circuit courts and the Supreme Court were sworn in. Six cases from circuit courts were transferred to the commerce court, with assignment dates to be announced by the clerk.
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United States Court of Customs Appeals
Commerce Court
United States Circuit Courts
United States Supreme Court
Knapp
Short Day for Clerks Railway Mail Service Six Hour Standard
Grant issues order setting six hours as the standard for heavy railway mail service lines where clerks work end-to-end. If current duties stay between five hours forty-five and six hours fifteen, no reorganization is needed. When average daily hours fall below five forty five, clerks may be assigned extra work to approach six hours six days weekly, with overtime credit for terminal or extra duties.
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Grant
Stewart
Chevy Chase Hounds Out In Forest Glen Hunt
Among those who joined Mr. Moore with lila Chevy Chase hounds at Forest Glen yesterday were Col. James Parker and others on mounts including Lord Craven and The Sheik. The pack hunted through Rock Creek area, with scent treacherous and a stiff gallop before the fox found safety at its den.
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Mr. Moore
Lila Chevy
Bohrer's
Mr. Fox
Curran
Hock Creek Valley
Hunt Place
Bohrer
Hamilton Place
Pneumonia Epidemic Reported in Washington City
Official health department figures show 25 pneumonia deaths in the past week with 18 among Negro residents and seven whites. The illness is citywide and weather conditions are blamed. Tuberculosis cases rise with 1,470 under observation and twelve deaths. scarlet fever typhoid fever and diphtheria decline.
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Washington
Health Department
Cardinal Gibbons Named to Indian Commission
The White House announced Cardinal Gibbons will replace the late Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia on the Indian commission. A separate notice urges calling M. 6670 to ride in a federally taxed cab, charging $3 per hour for ownership or use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Convict Brick Plant Appointment At Occoquan
G A Deardoff was named superintendent of the District workhouse brick plant at Occoquan to be run on convict labor. The project will cost about 2500 dollars with capacity of 40009 bricks daily when fully operative for sewer and public works.
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G. A. Deardoff
Occoquan
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