Strengthening Health Bureau Demanded By Officials
Health officers warn of strains in the District of Columbia Health Department due to enforcing child labor laws and rising demand for inspections. The report notes 9,55 school visits, 73 pupil-home visits, 12,029 pupil examinations with 1,369 exclusions, and 154 candidate exams for normal school admission. It calls for a stronger force to handle rabies, tuberculin tests, and improved water and milk safety amid dairy-farm supply from four states and 16,172 cows. Emergency measures were authorized for rabies management and shallow wells replacement.
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Woodward
Inspectora
Ives
Bealtimnesa
Bureau of Animal Industry
Thefr Remeing
Health Department
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Department of Agriculture
Chigs
Health department needs stronger staff and better pay
Dr William C Woodward urges a broader health department role beyond law enforcement, arguing for ongoing condition analysis and preventive measures. He calls for higher salaries, civil service exams, and inducements to attract and retain workers to study sanitary conditions and protect public health. He notes infant mortality share, race effects, and the need for systematic investigation of violence and injuries.
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Woodward
Macfarland
Congress
Health Department
Nurse Society
Trilling Held For Murder After Morgue Outburst
John P Trilling 36 of 612 L Street Southwest was held by a coroner's jury for the grand jury on a murder charge. Police say he chased his wife's grandmother Lucretia Corliss 61 to a woodshed with an ax, stole $8 from her drawer, then calmly spoke with officers at the morgue before testifying and was committed to jail.
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John P Trilling
L Street
Mra Lucretia Corligs
Trilling
Sergi
Yates
Fourth Precinct
Tring
Assailant Eludes Capture in Washington D.C. Incident
Police, detectives failed to capture the assailant after a brutal beating near restaurants, as the city debates liquor licenses and hotel services. James Stevens faces licensing questions while Kathy Sullivan recovers at home from injuries. A hearing with police and fire department officers stretched over hours before a decision.
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Atington
Katherine Sulllivan
Fifth Street
Excise Board
Lcense
James Stevens
Eighth Street
First Precinct
Fire Department
Albert E Shoemaker
Boge
Capt. Williams
Lieut Hartley
Hollenberger
Sergi. Catts
Sergi Lohman
Meyser
Wheelock
Sampson
Farquhar
Howe
Hixon
Lille
McPherson
Cox
Borne
Smith
Cecil
Sigsbee to Speak at Memorial for Maine Disaster
Rear Admiral Sigsbee plans the principal address at Havana Maine sinking anniversary ceremonies in Pedrusky 15. Admiral Evans may attend. services to be held at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Donald C McLeod. Arlington plans include Maine section ceremonies, stereopticon views, and calls for a national monument with Navy emblems.
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Havana Harbor
Charles D. Sigabee
Army and Navy Union
Pedrusky 15
Maine
Havana
Cuba
Sigsbee
Thhe Maing
Robley D Evans
Bob
First Presbyterian Church
John Marshall Place
Donald C McLeod
McLeod
Arlington
Arlington Cemetery
Eugene Hannan
St. Martin's Church
Chadwick
Sauare
Roosevelt
Hanan
Admiral Sigsbee
Charles M. Shinn
Barry Garrison
J Walter Mitchell
William A Httkey
Charles S Wilder
Johm J Strain
Benjamin F Chase
Roosevelt Garrison
E .A Broscker
George L Snider
van A. Zahn
Porter Garrison
Charles Patteyn
Charles W Blush
T EB Lee
President's Own Garrison
Noah W Tyron Otte Sontagg
George Hatton
Henry Garrison
Robert Fortune
Whitlam H Thornton
Frank Coleman
James Campbell
Secretary of the Navy
General Memorial Committee
Walter Mitchell Mitchell
Randio Highlands
Congress
Ariington
Marine Band
Suit Seeks 25000 For Loss Of Arm
Edward McNamara, a former employee of Washington Terminal Company and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, sues both defendants in the District Supreme Court for 25000 in damages alleging a locomotive collision near the K Street switch tore off his right arm while he served as fireman. represented by Leckle, Fulton & Cox.
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Washington Terminal Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
District’ Supreme Court
Edward McNamara
K Street
Gine
Leckle
Insurance Firm to Quit Dissolution Sought by Trustees
Trustees of the Fuggs Fire Insurance Company filed a petition for dissolution through their attorney William Mattingly. Judge Barnard issued a rule to show cause why the company should not be dissolved. incorporated for twenty years under District of Columbia law with $100,000 capital, the firm owns no real estate.
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Fuggs Fire Insurance Company
William Mattingly
Barnard
District of Columbia
Washington Candies Pure Says District chemist findings
City bulletin quotes R L Lynch chief chemist of the District health department analyzing more than 49 candy samples before the holidays. All but five tested pure. those fivePending analysis due to time. Nevada mining outlook foresees vast wealth from 100000 square miles, Wonder Camp near Goldfield to boom. promotion of low-priced mining stocks. Police hunt for William Chism, 5, missing since Jan 15 from 937 Maryland Ave SW. Auction listing for floor coverings from Wilson & Mayers. Local notices include food requests, hospital aid, and miscellaneous ads.
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Washington
R L Lynch
District Health Department
Lynch
State of
Nevada
Haa
Tonopah
Wonder Camp
Reno
Goldfield
Wonder Consolidated Mining Company
Haglary Holdings
Wonder District
Mt & Low Price
Cheir
Nations Metropolitan Bank
Musical program directed by John Zimmernen in March
John M Zimmernen, musical director, presents a concert program featuring overatures and selections including Stabat Mater and Sursum Corda. The program includes Elgar Grand, Don Cacao de Basan, Mammond Duet for clarinet and flute, and excerpts from The Merry Widow with a finale.
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Orsan
Elgar
Don Cacaor de Basan
Store Ad Promises Fair Treatment and Reliable Furniture
An advertisement claims customers are treated fairly in the store. It invites new shoppers to experience a different level of service and reliability, noting ongoing business growth from delivering the best service and quality furniture.
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