Capitol Club backs West Virginia candidate for recorder
The United States Capitol Club voted unanimously to recommend Nathaniel Reb ot West Virsa for the office of Recorder of Deeds, replacing Joan Co Daney. The move argues the candidate is servistg, and the selection should reflect the Districts colored voters. Argo Lodge held its regular meeting electing officers and noting the second degree work. A commemoration lunch for emancipation day announced with speakers and choral performances.
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Wigsbram Simon
Monitor
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I Heidenheimer
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Guardian
S. Selinger Qurtees
JL. Hirsh
M. E. Kahn
M. Stras
Ben Derluss
Sol Herzog
Three Additional Defendants Fined in Smoke Case
Three more defendants in the antismoke crackdown were fined for emitting dense smoke from chimneys. Norman Lansbury, Luther Frisbe, and J. N. Bovee faced charges, with fines of 16, 10, and 20 dollars respectively as health inspectors pressed prosecutions. Additional warrants were to follow next week, with reports to Health Officer Woolward and Prosecuting Attorney Pugh guiding further action.
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Luther Frisbe
Scott
J. N. Bovee
G Street
Northwes
Heqith
Information Corporation
Duvall
Pugh
Commissioners Seek House Action on $500,000 Build Increase
The Commissioners report the super structure contract not yet set and plan to urge the House committee after the holiday recess to consider their recommendation for a $500,000 increase in the appropriation. Commissioner Macfarland says they will request information on the committee’s intended action.
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Draft of child labor law substitute prepared
Commissioner Macfarland outlines a substitute for the proposed child labor law using models from New York and Massachusetts. The plan includes two inspectors due to current staff workload and the district law forbidding volunteer service, with inspectors to be well paid and dedicated full time.
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Congress
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Massachusetts
Samuel M. Lindsay
National Committee On Child Labor Legislation
Esperien Ha
Little Danger in Germs in Snow Removal Debate
Dr. Woodward rejects Dr. J M Craig’s proposal to compel citizens to clear snow and ice from sidewalks on public health grounds. He says no law allows the health department to act, and that discomfort, dampness, and accidents from icy footwear pose greater risks than germs on sidewalks.
Justice of Japan's War Debating Society Attends Georgetown Law
Georgetown Law School students debate a mock war question in Ston, January Boat, with speakers Thomas Jones and John Fay arguing for Japan and Russia respectively. Judges include Senator Mallory and Representative Cochran. Public access noted.
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Japan
Russia
Thomas Jones
Texas
John B. Fay
Columbia
Michael J. Leshy
District of Columbia
Gor College
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New York
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Georgetown
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Warfield Rejects Radical Freedmen Hospital Reforms
Dr. W A Warfield chief surgeon at Freedmen Hospital reports against most radical changes proposed by a committee on hospital administration. He endorses limited improvements to current methods and deems some proposed per diem meal accounting impracticable.
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Reaching Fires In Cellars Findings Position
Chief Belt urges quick access to ground floor cellars for emergencies following Hub Furniture Store fire. He recommends four square openings in all business basements. Building Inspector Ashford opposes mandatory openings and favors referral to corporation counsel for opinion.
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Foundation Work Delayed by Weather for Municipal Building
Mr J G Woolard chief representative of A B Starnard of New York said the foundation work for the new municipal building is set back two months due to soft muddy ground severe weather and heavy snows. He noted the foundation will be solid concrete and among the finest in the region. No further trouble is anticipated as the foundation proceeds.
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Watson Trial Resumes In District Court Tuesday
The Jam M. A. Watson case moves back to Criminal Court No 1 before Justice Wright with a jury on Tuesday morning. Watson, former auditor’s clerk, faces an indictment for about 75 000 embezzled funds. Attorneys D W Baker and Stuart McNamara will represent him. A S Worthington withdraws due to other engagements. United States Attorney Beach and assistants Turner and Keigwin will prosecute.
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Stuart McNamara
A. S. Worthington
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Beach
United State
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Keigwin
Strange story of its start at Homeward Bound Mission
A homeless man inspires Captain Haslam to start the Homeward Bound Mission near the Peace Monument in Washington. The facility, housed in a plain building, shelters starving and addicted individuals, offering beds, meals, and prayer services led by a female lieutenant. Haslam recalls his $5 start and the mission’s Waste paper revenue funding and outreach to men and women in need.
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Salvation Army
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Offer New Year Health Aid
An old advertisement promises health and happiness with Hostetters Stomach Bitters. It claims effectiveness for indigestion dyspepsia flatulence heartburn insomnia chills and colds and mentions a free 1905 Almanac from the druggist with purchase.
Mule deer returns to National Zoo and is confined
The mule deer that escaped a Chevy Chase microlosure days ago walked back to the pool near the deer reservation. Keepers used a runway and box to capture the animal, placing him in solitary confinement while the enclosure is enlarged to prevent further escapes and stray dogs.
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National Zoo Park
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BASIN ICE BROKEN UP FOR FEARED DISASTER RELIEF
The tug J. O Gurter, secured Friday night by Commissioner Macfarland, broke up the ice in the inner basin yesterday afternoon, easing fears of a repeat of a prior winter accident. Ice was thin, prompting a prompt response and a demonstration of authorities’ resolve.
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Stevens
House Dix Committee
Robbed in a Cab Watch Missing In Early Morning Incident
Mrs JD lL Osborn reported to First precinct police that during a cab ride to Jackson Cuts and back in the early hours two male companions cut her chain and stole her watch. The necklace water and the case were not recovered. the investigation remained unresolved last night.
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