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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1913

Page

8

Amended Street Car Rules Target 14-Inch Step Change

District railway commission proposes twenty seven amendments to street car regulations, including a 14 inch step to ground plan that could force abandonment of open cars. Washington companies oppose, citing impracticality and ventilation aims. Also plans for a pulmotor emergency service and potential removal of speed limits for emergency autos.

Washington Railway and Electric Company Capital Traction Company District Railway Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Atwan Washington Railwady and Electric Company Eddy District Commission Washington Club Ellen Spencer Musedy Potomac Electric Power Company Potomac Electric Power Plant L. W. Glazebrook Fourteeath East Capitol Streets Palmotor Automobile Service

High School Rifle Match Results Across Cities

Government sponsored rifle contest results list twenty high schools from Maine to Arizona and DC to Utah. Iowa City High beat Baltimore Polytechnic 962 to 7 percent, Daering High Portland Maine over Brookline 954 to 693, Southern High Philadelphia over De Witt Clinton 8 to 8M, Stuyvesant High New York over High School Commerce 86 to 813, Morrie High New York over Eastern High DC 898 to 10, Springfield Tech over Business High DC 878 to 778, Portland ME over Tucson Arizona 8 to 68, Salt Lake City High over DC Manual Training 9% to 849, Susquehanna Pa High over Gault Ste Marie Mich 834 to 80%, Utica Free Academy over St Louis Manual Training 678 to 858. The round robin runs nine weeks with elimination to crown a winner.

Tea-Jowa City High School Baltimore Polytechnic Daering High School Portland Brookline (Maan) High Tucson Ariz Yi Salt Lake City District of Coumbia Manuel Susquehanna Gault Ste. Marie Mich Utica

Henry Refuses to Answer Questions Before Grand Jury

Arsene P Pujo chaired the money trust inquiry and testified to George G Henry New York banker refusing to name banks and firms involved in a California Petroleum Company stock syndicate. Speaker Champ Clark certified the refusal to District Attorney Wilson who sent it to the grand jury. Refusal to answer committee questions under revised statutes is a misdemeanor with fines from 100 to 1000 dollars and imprisonment from one to twelve months. An indictment may follow after presentment, modeled on the 1894 Chapman case.

Arsene P. Pujo House “Money Trust Grand Jury George G. Henry New York Bank Ofciass Pola California Petroleum Company Committee of Congress Chapman

Crazy When He Slew Gonzales Says Dr White Has an Abnormal Mind

Attorneys for Andrew Gonzales, condemned for murdering his wife, filed a petition in Criminal Court No 19 to examine his sanity. Dr Charles W White of the Government Hospital for the Insane states Gonzales shows an abnormal character and may have been insane at the time of the crime. a stay of execution was granted by President Taft, with the case to be reviewed next week.

Government” Hospital Charles H. Hmemann George F. Collings Andrew Gonzales Justice Stafford Petitton Gonzales Augusta Hoyt Kelly John BR. Roberts Amaavita Ara Charles W. White Government Hospital For the Department of Justice Taft Pr. White White Gonzalez Stafford

Care for Many Children in Annual Guardians Report

Thirtieth annual report of the Hoaya of Children's Guardians filed with the District commissioners shows that in the year ended June 1912, 1107 cases involving 1107 children were considered and adjusted. There were 1463 permanent wards at the beginning of the year, 125 children held under temper boarding, and 76 feeble minded children supported by board funds. During the year 18 permanent wards and 270 temporary cases were received, 9 children cared for pending court decisions, and 13 feeble minded children were looked after.

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Late Republique City Dining Offer Inspires Locals

A noisy bulletin lists lunch and dinner specials in a high class city venue. Highlights include a la carte dishes, 40 to 50 cent lunch options, and new entertainment features. Also mentions dining rooms, table water, laundry ad services, and a cinema reel at Great Deutsche Bioscope.

Winnett Nove

Open Air Rallies Planned for March 3 Suffrage Pageant

Women’s suffrage leaders in Washington finalize open air meetings during inaugural week to promote the pageant march set for March 3. Gen Myra and Lt. Burleson’s wife announce grand marshal and riders to lead the procession with prominent society figures assigned roles.

Washington Women’s Christian Temperance Union Hastem Presbyterian Church National Women's Presa Association Raleigh Hotel Maryland Virginia New York Lou Bridges Elizabeth Kent Representative Kent Calfornia Russell Malcolm MacLennan

Five More Smallpox Cases Reported in City

Health department officials found a man on Church street with sympt oms of amelipox for over a month. He is quarantined and his home disinfected. Four additional cases raised total smallpox patients to nine at the hospital. over a dozen exposed people remain at the quarantine station. Dr Woodward urges precaution to stamp out the outbreak.

Health Department Church Street Upper Fourteenth Street Woodward Smallpox

Three Wills Filed in Probate Case Involving Adler Peck Addins

Probate officials filed three wills including Mire G H Adler and D B Peck. Gertrude H Adler widow of J Adler dated October 1912 leaves estate to daughters Virginia Adler Thompson and Gertrude Adler Newman with shares to Percy Thompson and executor David Brainerd Peck. Henry C Bading dated February 2 191 percent leaves estate to wife Harah F Eddins for daughter after death of both parents. Julia Hddins listed among heirs.

Gertrude H. Adler J. Adler Virginia Adler Thompson Gertrude Adler Newman Percy Thompson David Brainerd Peck Margaret C Peck Henry C. Bading Harah F. Eddins Julia Hddina

Pleads Against Drug Habit At Indian Commissioners Meet

Rev William H Ketcham of Washington urged suppressing drug use among Indians especially in the Southwest. He warned the mescal bean effects resemble a war dance. Publicity committee members named H C Phillips Samuel A Eliot Frank Knox. Committee on methods and work includes Eliot Ayer Ketcham. Attendees listed include Andrew George Vaux Andrew Draper Daniel Smiley Merrill Gates William Walker Warren Moorehead Samuel Blot and Edward Ayer.

Southwest Wiliam H. Ketcham Board of Indian Commissioners H. C. Phillips Samuel A. Eliot Albany MN. Y Daniel Smiley Lake Mohork N. T Merrill E. Gates Washington Wiliam D. Walker Buffalo Warren K. Moorehead Andover Mass Samuel Blot Boston Frank Knox Manchester N. H Edward B Ayer Chicago

Foundling Kathleen Thrives After Abandonment At DC Doorstep

A six week old girl named Kathleen, found abandoned on a doorstep at 110 Half Street SE, was taken to Washington Foundling Home at 1735 Fifteenth NW. Police have no lead on her parents. she is thriving under attentive care.

Kathleen Half Street Washington Fifteenth Street

Sunday Services at Multiple Churches Across Washington

A summary of Sunday worship and related events across Presbyterian, Episcopal, Methodist, Christian Science and Spiritualist churches in Washington. Details include service times, sermon topics, choir and choir director, and additional activities such as Sunday schools, Christian Endeavor, and midweek or special services at St John’s, Washington Cathedral and other houses of worship.

Presbyterian Church OF the Covenant Connecticut Avenue Il Jfe Sydney Heyn ‘Wrightson Harvey Murray Thrigtien Endesyor Episcopal St, John's Church Washington Roland Cotton Smith D. D Edward Slater Dunlap George Williamson Smith Oftiock Torning Prater R Ector St. Fant Earle Wilney Vermont Avenae Christian Currey Avenue Yat Buthday School Ce & m Christian Endeavor

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