Police raid three manicure parlors linked to Pittsburg physician
Detectives raided three Washington manicure and massage parlors tied to a Pittsburg physician after a mother’s letter prompted action. Violet Zimmerman, Edna Carter, Ida Galliday, Clara Stanley, Bessie Gill, and Florence Stewart were arrested along with Reuben Wuffie. The doctor allegedly ran six establishments citywide, paying workers about three dollars weekly. The six men and women await police court hearings.
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Violet Zimmerman
Girard Avenue
First Precinct
Howes
Sil
Reuben Wuffie
I Street
Messer and Howes
Pit
Pittsburg
Tenth
Thirteenth Street
Corard Avenue
Edna Carter
Washington
Ida Galliday
Twelfth Street
Clara Stanley
Bessie Gill
Eleventh Street
Florence Stewart
Tenth Street
Dynamite Destroys Rebel Stronghold In Mexican Battle
In Daguirichic Chihuahua a church and nearby homes were blown apart by dynamite used during a four hour clash between rebels and federal cavalry. Thirteen insurrectos were killed as government forces pursued the retreating band after the blast. In Arteaga, Rufino and Alberto Loya led rebels who held the town for a month before federal troops drove them to the mountains with no reported casualties.
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Mexico City
Daguirichic
Chihuahua
War Department
Chihuahus
Mexico
Arteaga
Rufino
Alberto Loya
Urique
Elmendorf draws crowds with wide tour of great museums
Responding to Washingtonians unable to reach his gallery lecture, Elmendorf gave a New National Theater return showing reproductions from the Ryks Museum Amsterdam Kaisers Friedrich Berlin Dresden Florence Rome Seville Prado Madrid and Louvre Paris The crowd filled the theater and praised the faithful color recreations The lecture also notes a separate talk by Mrs EF Gwen of Salt Lake City opposing Brigham Young portrait on a naval gift.
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Europe
Elmendorf
National Theater
Ryks Museum
Amsterdam
Kaiser Frederick Museum
Berlin
Dresden
Florence
Rome
Seville
Prado Grliery
Madrid
Louvre
Paris
Washington
Brigham Young
Utah
EF. O. Gwen
Salt Lake City
All Souls' Church
Nominal Milk Lab to Be Fixed Under Federal Control
Secretary MacVeagh says a nominal charge will cover milk cost when the Straus laboratory comes under U S government control. The move aims to safeguard infants, support scientific work, and avoid private philanthropy while not competing with Washington dairymen. Charities will buy milk as before. no trade conflict anticipated.
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MacVeagh
Senator Gallinger
Congress
Nathan Straus
Gallinger
Washington
Marine Hospital Service
Charlies
Federal
Straus Laboratory
Gairymen
South Lost War Belief Tied to Europe's Slavery View
Former Senator Joseph Blackburn of Kentucky tells over 200 Veterans of the Confederacy at Arlington Hotel the South would have won if Europe had not viewed slavery as the central issue. He says the South fought for human rights and liberty and that Europe’s stance prevented aid or victory. The event was led by Maj. Holmes Conrad with several dignitaries on the platform. Crosses of honor were awarded to numerous Confederate veterans and descendants.
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Europe
Joseph Blackburn
Kentucky
District of Columbia
Veterans of the Confederacy
Holmes Conrad
Camp No. 71
Confederacy
Maj. Conrad
Blackburn
Francis M. Cockrell
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. R. Cox
North Carolina
Thomas , Smith
W. T. Thompson
Edward Ingle
J. E. Betts
Virginia Volunteers
L R&r. Betts
Ninth
Virginia Cavalry
J. B. Bethune
Georgia Volunteers
A. T D. Croply
A. H. Jacobs
John H. Littlepase
Virginia, Cavalry
J. H. Loughborough
William P. Putnam
Twenty-thirde
Frank G. Roberts
W. R. Rust
T. Tunis
First
Maryland Cavalry
Stephen B. Ellery
Capt. A. Ellery
George Tt. Kearsleyon
W. T. Kearsley
Alma Farfall
John C. Thoman
Susan Snead
W. W. Snead
Favor Frisco for fair urged by Metcalf in Washington
Victor H Metcalf former Secretary of the Navy arrived in Washington and urged San Francisco as the site for the world's exposition He questioned federal funding while praising San Franciscos post disaster rebuilding and stating the city will not seek government money for the expo A Senate resolution from California states no request will be made for Panama exposition funding in Congress Mrs Mary J Schaefer died in Langdon DC at her daughters home Survivors include son Julian C Schaefer and daughter Mrs Unlfelder funeral and burial planned at Glenwood Cemetery
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Victor H. Metcalf
Washington
Metcalf
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Sacramento
Cal
California
Congress
Senate
Burnett
Mary J. Schaefer
Benjamin Unlfelder
Langdon
D.C
Julian C. Schaefer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Uhifelder
Glenwood Cemetery
Teachers Frolic Continued From First Page Authority Debate
School board discussed authority of high school principals to change teacher assignments. Possible Syracuse superintendent candidate Percy Hughes debated. Changes approved include Bearce in physics chemistry geography at Business High, Wilson at McKinley Night School, McAvoy second grade, Gonzenbach domestic science. Leaves of absence granted to Jones and Rainey. Resignations accepted. Substitute list for night schools added several names per Treasury decision.
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Stuart
Percy Hughes
Ira
M. Bearce
Business
R. ©. Wilson
McKinley Manual Training
Co. A. McAvoy
R. E. Gonzenbach
E. M. Calhoun
K. D. Jones
S. A. Rainey
Central High School
Lst
Comptroller of the Treasury
Louise G. Hart
M. P. Bradshaw
G. W. Gordon
E. A. Clark
F. H. Throckmorton
H. W. White
L. A. Hoss
M. 5. Malone
Alldia Smith
P. E. Medford
R. C. Claflin
K. EB. Rawlings
J. E. Ballenger
S. A. Moore
A. L. Pendleton
Ethel Heflebower
M. ¥. Griffiths
R. F. Karkam
National Board of Trade Backs Aldrich Plan Principles
The National Board of Trade endorsed Aldrich plan monetary reform adopting resolutions from New York chambers and exchanges. Plans for a centralized monetary league emerged as a business effort. A committee will propose consolidation with the National Council of Commerce within 60 days to tighten ties between government and business. Officers reelected include LaLanne of Philadelphia as president, White of Boston as first vice president, Douglas of New York as second vice president, and Tucker of Philadelphia as secretary-treasurer.
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National Board of Trade
Aldrich
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Merchants' Association of New York
New York Produce Exchange
Monetary League
National Board
National Council of Commercce
Frank D. LaLanne
Philadelphia
Fresident
Clinton White
Boston
William Harris Douglas
Wiilliam R. Tucker
Vote to honor Edmund G. Ross sparks Kansas bill
Topeka Kansas January 19 A bill to appropriate 1000 for a bronze tablet in memory of Edmund G Ross was introduced in the state house. Forty two years ago Ross was hated in Kansas and as US senator his vote against the impeachment proposition saved President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
Edmund G. Ross
Ross
Kansas
United States
President Johnson
Government campaign halts as bakers face desiccated egg probe
Washington health officials order a surprise statewide search of bakeries for desiccated and decayed eggs after Agricultural Department seizures. Inspector Story will raid shops from cellar to garret, with inspectors targeting large firms more rigidly. The probe follows findings of desiccated egg shipments and aims to curb misbranded drug-like products and questionable patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Baker Tea
W. CG. Woodward
Agricultural Department
Ths
W. C. Woodward
Washington
Health Department
Inspector Story
Health Office
Wil
Garret
Dr. Woodward
Peelle
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Weather conditions report from Washington January 19
Weather Bureau bulletin notes general nationwide fair weather with rain or snow in the Great Lakes and Pacific regions. Unsettled conditions likely in the next 48 hours for the Great Lakes area and northern Rockies. Winds vary by coast and region. no significant temperature changes expected Friday and Saturday.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Or Grove
United States
Interior
Rocky Mountains
Pacific States
California
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Lake Region
New York
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Platera
Pacific Coast
Middle Atlantic
East Gulf
West Gulf
Lake Michigan
Grand Banke
Students Taboo Lecture at Hospital For the Insane
Georgetown and George Washington medical students refused to attend a lecture on mental diseases at the Government Hospital for the Insane when accompanied by Howard University students. No university students were present. only army and navy medical school officers attended. Faculties plan separate classes and may choose a different lecturer for each group.
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Georgetown
George Washington
Government’ Hospital For the
Howard University
Wiliam White
Army
Navy
Hotels guest list across major cities
A long directory of hotel guests lists George King W Meyerhof and others at Boston Ebbitt and Willard houses in Washington New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Raleigh Shoreham Arlington Riggs St James Willard many names across Connecticut Georgia Maryland Massachusetts New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia Corrigan Austria Toronto Canada Tokyo Japan Vancouver listed with associated hotels and guests.
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Boston
George King
W. Meyerhof
Ebbitt
T. N. Wood
Shoreham
F. P. Roger
D. F. Sud
R. 8. Wentworth
Lir Bates
Willard
A. Rocks
A. T. Suarte
T. W. Potter
St. James
New York City
E. J. da Mey
R. Cleabannoer
F.A. Burnham, Jr
M. B. Wightman
F. J. Bigby
E. W. Snyder
George D. Webber
John Bogart
A. Noble
John K. Martin
Raleigh
New Britain
Col
B. Horne
Winsted
Riggs
Georgia
F. J. Merriam
H. E Stockbridge
Atlanta
William R. Stillwell
Savannah
Willerd
Maryland
E .A Cody
Baltimore
H. B. Howard
Massachusetts
Charles H. Perry
Attleboro
C. M. Hufkle
J Norton
Rutherford
Daniel Daran
John B White
J. R. Warwick
Long Breach
FT. Blackwell
Trenton
St James
Ohio
W. R. Bruder
Cincinnati
E. W. Silver
Louis H Brush
Salem
Charley F Owsley
Youngstown
Neylatt
M. Neylatt
Cleveland
George White
Marleton
Pearson
J. J. Talmadge
Claveland
Pennsylvania
Edward A. Carmatt
Brookville
F. Thurman
Betryville
O J. Sanda
Richmond
George Austen
Charlottesville
Ariington
C. St. Millard
Norfolk
B. M. Lane
Ashland
N. Halloway
Harrisonburg
Viena
Austria
Beebe
Toronto
Canada
Om.c Harris
Tokyo
Japan
Oliver
Acken
Vancouver
H.C
Shriners Circus Extended Through Next Week
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine at Convention Hall extends its circus closing to next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with doors open day and night. The event has drawn large crowds daily with hundreds of attendees and repeat visitors, and the hall is frequently at capacity each evening and afternoon.
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Almas Temple of
Mystic Shrine
Convention Hall
Meena
Vaughan Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Amid Wireless Case
Charles F. Vaughan, arrested with others in the November post office raid on a wireless company, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. He lists liabilities of 109 609 and assets of 305, with 60 shares of Continental Wireless Telephone and Telegraph Co valued at 8 and 50 shares of Collins Wireless Telegraph Co valued at 0. Unsecured claims total 104 698 while 9 000 in notes and bills Vaughan says should be paid by others. Creditors lie in New York Philadelphia St Louis Phoebus and Hampton Va.
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C. F. Vaughan
New York
Charles F. Vaughan
Hitchcock
Continental Wireless Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Duffle
Eighth Street
Duffie
Dynamite
Lodge
Club
Antest
Church Or Religious Society
Mami
Messenger
Metropolitan Bank
Straits
SOUTH
Pacific Coast Metropolis
Syracuse
James F. Qyster
Johnson
E. G. Ross
Galveston
Tax
Helens
Mont
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Kenses City
Little Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tenn .la
New Orleans
N.Y
North Platte
Nebr
Omahs
Portland
Oreg
Balt Llake City
Wiah
Louis
St. Paul
Minn
Calah
Springfeld
Time
Tacoma
Wash
Toledo
Vickeburg
Miss
Government Hospital
Shriners
Probey Carriage CO
N. W
Lansburgh & Bro
Hartford Carpet Co
Firth Mfg. Co
Axminster
Dr. Lyon
Wilson & Mayers
Wea
Ein Cruse
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street N. W
Mges & Son, Inc
Foot_ Specialists Ltd
St. WN. W
Victoria
Pope Auto CO
St. N. W. Tel
Amsay’s
Christian Xander
7Th St.er
Lebanon
Tenn
America
Nome
Union Bank and Trust CG
American National Bank OF Lebanon
F. J. Sanders
Cumberland Sanitarium
Dept. W. F
Fenn
B. P. Andrews Paper CO
Louisiana Avenue
St. N. W
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
The
Pease Pianos
John F. Ellis & CQ
Pennsylvania Ave
Kandy Ceylon
Rongli
Johnn H. Magruder
Washington, D.C
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
E St
Commissioners OF the
Washington, D C
Rock Creek Park
Kiingle Road
Connecticut Avenue
Ellicott Street
Commissioners of
Oelock
Rockreek Park
Kinngle Road
Ellicot Street
Cunohru
Dolph
John 4 Johnston
William V. Itdegn
Washington Gaight Company
Washington, D. C
Washington Gaslight Company
Sach
10Th Street N
William B. Orme
Corcoran Gallery of Art
F.B. McGuire
Washington Post Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
John R. McLean
EDWARD =. McLEAN
FAM Iy
Melville P. Eslin
Tr. D
E. Wiber
F Street
DR. White
Pa. Ave
N.W
Ballentine
Newark
Trot Shoemaker Co
Wilburn, Heister & GO
Architects
Washington, D. CG
L. J. Naramore
C. A. Muddiman & Co
12Th St
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
O'donnell’s
Post
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