Army and Navy News Officers to Attend Musketry Course
After completing the current officers’ course at Fort Leavenworth five officers will move to Fort Sill to report to the commander for participation in Course A at the School of Musketry. Named are Col. Frank B. Jones of the Seventh Infantry and Majors Charles C. Ballou, Charles H. Martin, Samuel Burkhardt Jr., Henry T. Ferguson, and John H. Parker, from the Twenty-fourth, Nineteenth, Nineteenth, Thirtieth, and Twenty-fourth regiments respectively.
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Feld
Army Service Schools
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Fort Sill
Okio
Gol
Frank B. Jones
Seventh Infantry
Charles C. Ballou
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Charles 4H. Martin
Nighteenth Infantry
Samuel Burkhardt
Nineteenth
Weather and Navy Updates From Fort Leavenworth to Atlantic Fleet
Army retiring board dissolves at Fort Leavenworth. Lieut. Warrant Lt. CLATR. W. BAIRD and Lieut. WILLIAM RE. VAN SANT assigned for staff duties and examination. District of Columbia forecast fair and cold. Atlantic coast storm warnings. Multiple naval transfers and ship movements announced. Local weather report notes midnights, temperatures, humidity, and tides. Several ships sail or arrive for maneuvers including Arkansas Aylwin and others from New York, Boston, Norfolk, and Newport News.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Clatr. W. Baird
Coast Artillery Corps
Coast Defenses
Aouthern New York
William RE. van Sant
Fifth Infantry
Henry G. Sharph
Quartermaster Corps
Washington
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
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Petrel
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New York
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EB. W. Lacy
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Ace
Albany
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Charlie Chaplin in By the Sea at Ya Theater
City bulletins announce Chaplin showing today in By the Sea at the Ya Theater with Charlie Chaplin in Carmen to follow. Shaffer furnishes finest flowers for social functions at 906 14th Street.
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Charlie Chaplin
By the Sea
Charlie
Carmen
Shaffer
14Th St
Auto License Proposal Aims for Fixed Fee Over Personal Tax
Transportation Committee of the Board of Trade discusses a DC plan to replace automobile personal property tax with a nominal annual license fee starting Dec 31 1916. A six member subcommittee, chaired by the inquiry leader, will draft a resolution urging Board of Trade approval and a congress hearing to press the plan.
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Transportation Committee
Board
Congress
Committee On Public Transportation of the Board of Trade
Commercial Club
Commissioners of
District of Columbia
Board of Trade
Senate
House of Representatives
Charlies F. Wood
Charles Conradis
E. C G. Graham
C. Phillips Hill
C. G. Staples
Robert Scott Hume
Committee On Transportation
Police News Notes From Yesterday Robberies Reported
Police notes summarize robberies and related incidents reported yesterday. Items include a Mack Harvey wagon theft of oranges valued at 2.50, Co T Grantfield bird dog valued 25, Mrs M Forrester ducts valued 4, Charles Santmyer tires valued 10, Bradley Hutt and Walter Fisher watches valued 10 and 140, Charles Tolson trousers 4, Viola Kelly amethyst ring 20, Thomas Jameson auto tire and rim 25, kitchen range fixtures from a vacant house, Celestia Hawkins gold bracelet with letter C 1, Norman McGinnis bicycle crash with a streetcar leaving him slightly injured, Frank Nichols death from heart disease at a boarding house, two pedestrians injured in a rear end collision, Samuel Cross and Dr Noble Barnes cars collided injuring nothing, Herman Stern auto crank accident with no injuries, and a crash involving a delivery car and a downtown department store vehicle with property damage only.
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Mack Harvey
Sherman Avenue
Co. T. Grantfield
Charles W. Sant‘myer
Jackson Street
Sixth Street
Bradley Hutt
N Street
Walter W. Fisher
U Street
Charles G. Tolson
Viola 0. Kelly
Altoona
Ninth Street
Automobile Tire
Thomas Jameson
New York Avenue
Missouri Avenue
Celestia M. Hawkins
Norman McGinnis
Fourteenth
Washington Railway
Reward Offered for Missing Man William Terrell
The father of 23 year old William Terrell has posted a 500 reward for information on his whereabouts. Boy Scouts across the district posted posters and conducted searches from Takoma Park to Alexandria after Terrell disappeared from 2714 Ontario Road last Monday. Troops updated the headquarters as scouts described his appearance and walk. Terrell, a Central High School graduate and National University Law School student, is 5 feet 6 inches tall with blue eyes and a bald spot on the right side of his head. He wore a gray overcoat and blue hat. Phone Columbia 2026 with tips.
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William Prescott Terrell
Ontario Road
District Council of Boy Scouts
Willard
Petworth
John Hart
Kensington
H A. Filer
Boy Scout
William Terrell
Takoma Park
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Alexandria
George H. Aghley
Terrell
Central High School
National University Law School
Boy Scouts
Ferrell
William M. Terrell
Columbia
Development of Potomac water power urged for Washington
A Chamber of Commerce subcommittee report urges immediate development of Potomac Falls water power to supply electricity to Washington. It advocates municipal or bonded funding, cites high current rates, and points to Cleveland as a model of low-cost, publicly owned power.
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Postomac
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Roy C. Claflin
Falls
Potomac River
Williams
Public Utilities Commission
District of Columbia
Potomac
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Col. Langfitt
City of
Great Falia
Pan American Visitors Struck By Colds At Congress
The Pan American scientific congress suffers a heavy fall of colds and grip among delegates. Snowfall last week kept many in their rooms and several invited guests missed the reception by President and Mrs. Wilson due to indisposition. Mrs. F J Yanes reports numerous cases among Venezuelan Bolivian and Venadorian delegations. FB J Yanes also fell ill with grip and may be confined for days.
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Wilson
F. J. Yanes
Grip
FB. J. Yanes
Pan-American Union
Births Reported in Local Area
Clinton and Eva Wells welcome a baby boy. Archer B and Jetine Woodwell announce a newborn son. Sammel Eanne Welker adds a son to the family. Mary B Tho Ruste Le and Dora Purcell report another birth. Hezekiah and Virginis Berryman celebrate a child joining the family along with Favors and Maceo Roan.
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Clinton
Eva Wells
Archer B
Jetine Woodwell
Sammel Eanne
Tee & A Welker
Id Mary
Ruste le
Dora Purcell
Ee Mere
Eereces
Omar
Bere -Hezekiah
Virginis Berryman
Favors
Maceo Roan
LICENSED TO MARRY
A historical clipping lists several couples licensed to marry, including Leonard B. McCray and Judith C. Almond from Virginia, and others with varying ages and from Georgia and Virginia, officiated by named reverends.
Deaths and addresses listed in local notices
A fragmented death notice list cites names and ages tied to various addresses and hospitals including George W. Sarcombe 1418 W st ew and Robert G. Feontleroy. The tally references multiple institutions such as Providence Hospital Garfield Hospital Sibley Hospital and Washington Asylum Hospital with ages ranging from young to elderly and several street addresses in the city.
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George W. Sarcombe
Robert G. Feontleroy
Children’s “Boekear
Rs Hofman
Universit Marthe
Vietsh
George Wi Tial
Te Fonine
Ea. Ding Gassi Lella
Providence Hospital
Are
M,. Balderson
St. Ew
Baitania
Norris Pon
George W
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