City Emergency Hospital plan urges $100000 grant
Dr W P Carr, acting president, defends keeping and funding the Emergency Hospital. He argues Congress should provide $100,000 for a new building, with the hospital donating the rest, to create a modern, well equipped facility for rapid treatment of accidents and poisonings in a large city.
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W P Carr
Board of Charities
Columbia
Carr
Congress
Tt da
Fife
United States
New York
Boston
Move In Car Steps Crusade Prompts ICC Action
Electric Railway Commission prepared a four point recommendation on lower streetcar steps. The plan, based on H C Eddy's investigation, urges standard car steps not exceeding 12 inches in height and will be sent today to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Electric Railway Commission
ICC 4
Ocal
Tea Board Ad Suppressed Over Official Tie
The Treasury Department announced it would discountenance any firm advertising that one of its officials serves on the government tea board. The board, meeting to adopt standard samples to test tea purity, cited A Perry of New York as chairman and planned to continue the session in New York.
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Treasury
Treasury Department
Government Tea Board
The
Tea Board
A Perry
New York
Taft to Visit Press Club at 5 Today
President Taft will visit the National Press Club at five o'clock this afternoon, formally welcomed by President Haskins and club officers. The annual affair follows Taft’s custom of meeting newspaper men in their home city each year. Maurice J Adler Dies. Funeral Held for Georgetown Pioneer Merchant
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Taft
National Press Club
Haskins
Ehabe
Maurce J Adler
Maurice J Adler
Iueiness
Georgetown
Oak Hill
James H Blake
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Las Pallbearers
Lewta Mackall
J WH Bradie
Cifton Ash
Claude Bareett
J H Hanna
Hienry
Matthews
RD Simms
If O Thompe
Funeral Service For W oH Moeke Noted by Local Associations
Puneal and Hoeke members of the Oldest Inhabitant association Board of Trade and Colonization Society attended the funeral of W oH Moeke held yesterday afternoon. The Rev Samuel F. Greene delivered the sermon Honorary pallbearers included Stollwagen, J oH Small, L. W Burchell, T AW Gale, Milton EB Alles, Cot Daniel Hamedell, and George Judd Nasal Lodge. No 4 Fo AA M oversaw the grave service.
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Te Association
Board of Trade
Colonization Solety
W Oh Moeke
Hoek
Samuel F. Greene
Calvary Bapital Church
Stollwagen
J Oh Small
L. W Burchell
AW Gale Milton EB Alles
Daniel Hamedell
George Judd
Nasal Lodge
Ibg
Accuses Young Wife in Maintenance Suit Trial Declares Cruelty
Justice Wright heard the maintenance suit by Mrs Mathilde Creecy against husband William B Creecy Jr amid claims of misconduct and unpaid bills. Mrs Creecy testified to cruel treatment, choking, and destruction of property while Creecy denied cruelty, admitting harsh words and neglect. The proceeding included rebuttal testimony and discussion of unpaid board bills, with further testimony expected.
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W. B. Creecy, Jr
Justice Wright
Mathilde
Creecy
William B Creecy
Failurn
Payne
Crever
Walla
City Notes and Advertisements on Local Oysters and Bread
A fragmented city bulletin lists dozens of street names and venues with prices for items like oysters bread and theater shows. It mentions Columbie Wilton Lackaye 236 and other place names, plus daily home delivery offers and specials from bakeries and eateries.
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Nationaloillea
Columbie
Wilton Lackaye
Beigaco
Ken Bolielien
Chase Wollte Vandshille
Noth Academy
Polly of
Holmes Bakery
Moyes Pushes Motor Fire Engine for Tennallytown
A C Moyes urged the Tennallytown commissioners to install self propelled motor fire apparatus to improve fire protection. He argued the current engine company’s remote location puts many frame buildings in the suburbs at risk, noting Fire Chief Frank J. Wagnay recommended purchasing self propelled equipment.
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Moyes
Tennallytown
Moses
Thatriet
Enine Company
Frank 3
Wagnay
Suit Filed Over Street Accident Injuries in 1919
Jacob Scheuch yesterday filed in the District Supreme Court against the District of Columbia seeking damages of 16209 alleging he was thrown from a wagon on November 16, 1919 in Baptist Alley when his horse stopped on a broken iron pipe over a coal trap. He says he sustained injuries to his limb that prevent him from working since the accident and that the street is a public highway.
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Jacob Scheuch
District Supreme Court
District‘of Columbia
Phe Inti
Baptist Alley
Doctor Craft to Assume Chief Physician Post at Casualty Hospital
Dr C C Craft, newly appointed chief physician of Casualty Hospital, will assume duties tomorrow morning, succeeding Dr Henry Wraeger who departs for New York next week to join a hospital there. Craft has practiced at several hospitals since graduation in 198, most recently six months at George Washington University Hospital.
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C C Craft
Casualty Hospital
Henry Wraeger
New York
Craft
Aince Bie
aQeorse Weghlngton University
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Oses
Ai Oopers
Tonity
Sayat M. Berman & Son
F St
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Transent
Henry T. Offferdinger
la Agus
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New York Academy of Drapage Arts
Puzsle
New London
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Pumsle
Pusst
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Academy
Rom Bayds
Requist Dante A
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Phila
Schneiders
Kenta
Hecht & Company
Washington
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Eacneeas
Washington Post
9Th Street
Jrs
Left Mutual Loan CO
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Emerson Institute
Winslow H. Randolph
Dax
Cvening
West Point
Annapolie
Emily Frelw Barnes
Washagton
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Goodyear Rubber Company
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