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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1916

Page

6

Race Case in High Court Over Jury Equal Protection Denied

Defense in a Georgia murder case contends failure to include colored jurors denied equal protection. Robert Kitchen, colored, faces hanging for killing Henry Brantley, white man. Lawyers argue habeas corpus improper after trial. sheriff's counsel defends Georgia’s jury selection as impartial. mob violence fears cited.

Supreme Court Robert Kitchen Washington County Georgia Henry Brantley Federal District Court Kitchen Trial Court Counsal Leo M. Frank Tal

Mount Weather to Become Public Health Sanatorium

The Mount Weather property in the Blue Ridge Mountains, once a weather bureau site, is slated for transfer to the Treasury Department to become a sanatorium under the Public Health Service. Secretary McAdoo estimates a total transfer cost of 145722 dollars, with small pavilions and patient housing to be built. The facility would care for seamen and others eligible for relief. A Virginia representative may introduce legislation to authorize Congress to effect the transfer.

Mount Weather Weather Bureau Blue Ridge Mountains Virginia United States Public Health Service Secretary of the Treasury McAddo House Department of Agriculture Treasury Department Houston Carlin Congress McAdoo Merchant Marine White House

Appeals for Unemployed Urges Women’s Federations

A Caminetti calls for nationwide cooperation by women's organizations to aid the unemployed. At a Woodward & Lattrop's meeting, he urged the federation to devote half its effort to employment work, noting the impact of organized civic action. Other speakers included Mrs. Percy Pennybaker Lady Aberdeen and state and national federation leaders. The program featured songs by campfire girls as Mra. Court Wood presided.

United States A. Caminetti Commissioner General of Immigration Federation of Women's Club Woodward & Lattrop National Federation Percy Pennybacker Aberdeen Scotland International Council Sanderson Maryland

Births Reported in Local Notices

Everett and Allyne Wallace welcomed a boy and Albert M. and Cather T. Thomes announced a girl. Many families including Wise, Mortimer, Edmonston, Barron, Wilson, Webb, Jackson, Miles, Fairfax, Foye, Finney, Coates, Carter and others reported births with multiple listed couples and infant genders in the community.

Everett Allyne Wallace Perwen Wonton Robert Ruth Wise Albert M Cather T Thomes Radford Emma Bi Moses George and Virt Mortimer Jobn A Agnes Hefferman David B Beasle L. Edmonston Robert M Mary Biknchard Grover L Alice M. Barron Edward W Jennie Lee Herbert B Myrtle B Wilson Charles Gertrude J. Webb Wiliam Grace Smith Joseph Lizete Singleton George H Martha C. Miles William Mary Jackson Beasie Frasier George Pearl Fairfax Noble Mary M. Foye Jennie Finney Hannah Davis Hebert

Licensed to Marry in Virginia and Tennessee

The notice lists several marriages with ages and locations including John M. McQuay 48 of Gonieville Virginia to Elizabeth R. Gets of Moores Store Virginia and James M. Carsey 86 of Clarkéeville Tennessee to Juanita T Anderson 23 of Washington DC. Additional pairs include Phaddene C. De Vall 21 with Merian WD. Cox and Mercia T. Howland 90 with Olga Thoutey 19.

John M. McQuay Gonieville Elizabeth R. Gets Moores Store H Schroider James M. Carsey Clarkéeville Tenn Juanita T Anderson Washington, D. C C. T. Warner Phaddene C. de Vall Merian WD. Cox Walter Oo Weahington Edith He ‘Alter Ai Aunt V. Kelley Clayton N. Ye ‘the Wey George F. Smallwood Agnes Kiorge F. .Ern Rectortown J. Is Briggs Mercia T. Howland Olga Thoutey Tha Hey Herbert Scott Smith

Deaths Reported in City Hospitals and Homes

A list of deaths with ages and burial locations including Henry Lanovette 67 at Soldiers' Home Hospital Agron B 46, Fred G. H. Bradford 78, Laura Cassidy 70 at E11 Sthat, Leonard T Cutter 44 at Govt Hosp Insane, Rosa Hagen 61 at 1449 Qwana st aw, Robert Mille unknown, William N. Page 46 at 1035 18th st aw, Percy Williame 28 at 2254 12th st aw, Morgan Monroe 29 at Emergency Hospital, Elizabeth Kewton both at E611 N. J. ave ow, and George Mahews at PR Asyl Hosp with other entries.

Henry Lanovette Soldiers’ Home Agron B Ree ‘Bitley Bappitel Fred G. H. Bradford Home Hospital William Baxter Garfield Hospital Laura Cassidy Leonard T Cutter Percy W. Hale Rosa Hagen Qwana Robert Mille William N. Page Percy Williame Morgan Monroe Elizabeth Kewton Yra N. J. Ave George Mahews Asyl Hosp Gling Marion St. James Perry W. Barron St. Nw

District Court News: Suit Filed for $10000 Damages

Julia Cooperman, 13, through Sidney B Lust sues Biggs Heating Co and John L Warren in District Supreme Court for injuries from a heavy iron pipe struck during a school route near 1760 Huclid St NW. The case cites medical costs and lost schooling. Also reports court admissions, a habeas corpus release, and multiple probate bequests across Catholic and local estates.

District Supreme Court Julia Cooperman Sidney B Lust Biggs Heating Co John L Warren David Wiener Fred M. Feltman Huclid Street

Most Serious Influenza Epidemic Reported to Surgeon General

Reports to Surgeon General Blue describe influenza as the most serious epidemic known in the nation, spreading rapidly and causing many deaths. Major cities including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, San Francisco, Seattle, Cleveland, and Detroit report wide prevalence, with New York and Detroit among the hardest hit. Local authorities urged to act, public cooperation stressed. Health officials warn that grip and influenza cases rise nationwide, with no federal remedy beyond local action.

Surgeon General Blue Public Health Service New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston Seattle Cleveland Detroit W. C. Woodward Health Department

Corner Cop School Topic in Police Instruction

Police court detail assigns Kim to Washington school children at Morgan School California Street between Eighteenth Street and Florida Avenue Northwest for the new start with the child program. Imperial Officer W. Shelby will instruct children in safety and proper attitude toward the corner cap. The cooperative effort mirrors New York City success and includes closing streets around several schools during recess with officers at each site to redirect traffic.

Kim Washington School Morgan School California Street Eighteenth Street Florida Avenue W. 9 Shelby New York City

License fights not ended in district court

The district expects to drop fourteen liquor license cases in police court and pursue civil suits in the district supreme court after the Metropolitan Club case decision. It plans writs of certiorari to review excise board records and quo warranto actions to challenge continued liquor sales under allegedly invalid licenses.

Court of Appeals Metropolitan Club Heanse Excise Board District Supreme Court Great Casa

Floral services and theater ad fill City Bulletins

Fragmented 1914 ad copy lists flower arrangements for social functions and event suggestions. Mentions Charlie Chaplin film A Ni at Virginia Theater and a flower shop at 900 14th street with offerings for social events. Also references Phil Oyater & Chow House at 512 Hth and Virginia Theater show details.

Phil. Oyater & Chow House Charlie Chaplin Virginia Theater 14Th St

Weather and tide table and district forecast

The issue repeats a sun and tide table and a detailed forecast from the Weather Bureau for Washington and surrounding regions dated January 4, 1916. It covers high and low tides, wind directions, rain chances, cloudiness and warmer trends for DC Maryland and Virginia, plus a storm area from Lake Superior to Yellowstone, with temperatures, humidity, sunshine hours, and a note on military classes starting Friday at Franklin School under Lt. Steever.

Dept. of Agricultors Weather Bureau Washington Tustaay District of Columbia Virginia Maryland Lake Superior Kansas Yellowstone Park Crescent Towa Colnado Upper Lake Region Ohio Upper Mississippi California Middle Plateau Lake Region North Dakota Montana Ohio Valley Lake Tegus New York New England Lake Lower Lake Region Middle Atlantic States Gulf States District Delaware Massport Franklin School Thirteenth K Streets Stephen 2. Kramer EK . ‘Steever

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