Emergency Hospital seeks private support against board’s cuts
Dr Carr, head of the Emergency Hospital, argues the Board of Charities overstrictly limits private aid and presses for a limited appropriation of $10,000 for a planned plant costing $625,000 with annual maintenance near $150,000. He plans to present the case to Rep Burleson’s subcommittee, detailing aims to lessen governmental burden and keep essential care accessible. The piece cites support from local officials and opposition from hospital trustees and charity advocates.
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House
Die Vrigt
Curgisk
WP Carr
Carrs
Ral Melicas Min
Jae
Roth Na
Board of Charities
Add
Carr
Washington Asylum Hospital
Tuberculosis Hospital
Tuberculosis
Asylum Hospital
Washington
Lke
Burleson 9
Funeral Directors Established 1857 Zurhorst and Sons
Listing of funeral service firms and undertakers from an early record shows George P Zurhorst and WM H Sardo and Co among providers. Other entries include Pumphrey and Son and Frank Geier's Sons with addresses and phone references, reflecting a directory of embalmers and funeral homes.
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WM H Sardo & CO
TORY
Fmdalmers
Pumphrey & Son
Frank Geier’s Sons
Ta Aelenth Spi
North Co - Speare
F Street
N. W
Ptr Nw
Breictty
Geeelon
Seri Ion Jocante
Clements” Sons
Hindle
Tony Milano murder trial opens to plead first degree
Tony Milano faces an indictment for murder in the first degree. The September 9 arson fire that consumed Harry Smith and the boy’s remains was the core incident. Prosecutors Clarence R. Wilson and James M. Proctor will lead a circumstantial case with defense lawyer James Kelly present.
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Tony Milano
Harry Smith
Smith Boy
Milano
James Kelly
Clarence, R. Wilson
James M Proctor
Dairy Union Moves Headquarters to This City
The National Dairy Union relocates from Chicago to establish closer contact with Congress and government departments affecting dairy interests. George McEulutaker, now directing the Bureau of Animal Industry milk supply division, resigns to become union secretary. The union’s temporary head offices and various named associates are listed.
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Congress
National Dairy Union
Chicago
George Mc Yelutaker
Oity
Bureau of Animal Industry
Union
Belns
Harvard Street
Health Office Births and Deaths Record Fragment
Births list includes William and Margaret Lalgoel Belefa and Mideast Sophia White gid Thomas and Sadie Williams Earl Land Toutse D Watson. many names follow with multiple parents and child entries. Deaths section lists Mac L Cnieman 111 13th at mw 8? years and others with hospital notes and ages. fragmentary, but preserves names and ages where readable.
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William
Margaret Lalgoel
Belefa
Josephine Waollekel
Mideast
Sophia White
Thomas
Sadie
Williams
Earl Land Toutse
Watson Bor
Felithe
Wildman
James A
Lillies
M Tupper Boy
Stove
Pola Sembekos
Bor
Crarien
Pearl E Satterfield
Amuel MW
Mary J
Pearcoo
Jobo
Beste
Pearsom
Mazin
Mary A Mangold
Samuel
Sarah Bratt
Willam M
Einendoth
Krause
Eidt Josaph
Plorenzs
Adolph Sand Fila
Hildebrand Girk
Harry M
Bile Garreguea
Isabelle T
Drowenburah
Howard
Annabelle Cheenor
William Fuad Loree
Baxter
George
Masi Brown
John Wo
Daley
Bathary
Jenn E
Paull Boncern
Vay Perry
Mary L Riley
Willara Mi
Meris Barre
John
Cora Brown
Mac L Cnieman
Feefertek Schroeder
Mary T Brown
Joseph I Lenrer
Jones
Logan Court
Aw &l
Evry
Rear Admiral Potter Injured After White House Steps Fall
Snapshot image shows Rear Admiral William P Potter shortly after his New Year Day accident at the State War and Navy building. He stumbled on the east stairs and sustained painful injuries to the face.
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William P Potter
White House
State, War and Navy
Diplomat Collides With Exploding Seltzer at Club
Baron von Hadenbroek, an attache of the German embassy, was injured when a seltzer bottle exploded at the Metropolitan Club during a holiday gathering. Flying glass cut his legs as guests heard a gunlike report, and he was taken to Emergency Hospital before returning to his apartment to recover gradually.
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Baron von Hasdenbrock
Baron von Hardebroeck
Sofare
Baron von Hardenbroek
Seal Bill Hearing Today by Foreign Affairs Committee
The Foreign Affairs Committee will hold hearings today on the Sulzer bill to enable agreement among the United States Great Britain Japan and Russia for the preservation of fur seals in the North Pacific Ocean. Benny T Willett Fur seal expert and William T Hornaday director of the New York Zoological Park will appear before the committee. A similar bill has been introduced in the Senate by Senator Root.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Sulzer
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
North Pacific Ocean
Rusia
American Congress
Benny T Willett
William T Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
Senate
Root
Hearings to Resume on United States Steel Inquiry
Chairman Stanley of the Trouse steel trust investigating committee will reconvene likely next Monday to rename the inquiry into United States Steel Corporation. The hearings will focus on transportation and ore holding, with postponement of other phases for now. Many prominent men are expected as witnesses before the investigation ends.
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Stanley
Trouse Steel Trust
Inqury
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Protests Against Hook Supreme Court Appointment
Kentucky and Nevada railroad commissions protest Judge William Hook of Kansas for the U S Supreme Court vacancy. They urge a candidate like Franklin K Lane, citing state railroad rights and pending questions. Also reports a mine weighmaster, Clifton Currence, killed near Davis, age 43, survived by wife and four children.
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Kentucky Railway
Taft
Missioners’ Association
Hoot
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Reno New
The
Nevada Railwayy Commission
Nevada
Senistors
William Hook
Leavenworth
Kans
United States Supreme Court
Commission
Franklin K. Lane
Tran
Elkins WoVa
Ciifton Currence
Coal and Coke Company
Davis
Currence
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