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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1911

Page

6

New School Charges To Be Probed By Education Board

The Board of Education may reopen charges of extravagance against the District's public school system. Municipal Architect Snowden Ashford signaled he would not appear before the Chamber of Commerce committee, though Percival M. Brown said Ashford had offered information. The Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce plan probes, and Brown indicated the committee will pursue the matter regardless of Ashford's informal stance.

Chamber of Commerce Snowden Ashford Ashford Percival M. Brown Board of Trade School Committee Brown

Charges Spark Probe Into School Furniture Purchases

The Board of Education faces a probe as James F Oyster accuses the administration of the municipal architect of improper desk purchases. The Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce plan investigations into imitation cherry furniture and the board’s powers, with potential moves toward reform or dissolution.

Seeks Gottfried Knaack in United States inquiry

August Knaack of Stettin Germany asks for news of his missing uncle Gottfried Knaack who left Stettin for America in 184 and was last heard from January 23 1865 in Lebanon Pennsylvania. He asks any reader with information to communicate details of the uncle’s whereabouts.

August Stettin Germany August Knaack The Military Institute Gottfried Knaack America Lebanon

Puzzle Rules at White Heat Contest in The Post

Thousands work hard with varied methods as contestants in The Post elimination contest must submit papers showing their solutions. Unused letters may factor, and patience and perseverance are urged. Free addition charts available via The Post office or by request with SASE.

The Post Office of the Post

Milk Laws Sustained by District Health Office Probe

The Chamber of Commerce spectral committee on milk investigation released a 230 page report after over six months, backing the District health department led by Dr. William C Woodward. It favors tuberculin testing for all cows and insists on certified pasteurized or inspected milk only, opposes the Straits pasteurization plant, and proposes directing milk distribution to the city’s poor through charities. The committee found no basis for claims that new regulations would raise milk prices.

District Health Department Dairymen’s Association William C Woodward Spectral Committee Chamber of Commerce District of the Straits

Contempt Case Faces Clay Center Mayor over Pole Cutting

The Supreme Court's fate on pending contempt charges hangs on yesterday's arguments regarding Mayor George W. Hanne and other Clay Center residents who allegedly cut down electric light plant poles after a decision favorable to the city's rights but before the court's mandate and rehearing. They were cited to show cause why they should not be held in contempt.

United States Supreme Court Clay Center Kang George W. Hanne

Mrs Harris Waives Hearing In Forgery Case

Mrs Josephine Harris of Capital Heights and Mrs Adele Whiatfred Wade face forgery charges over a 28830 note. Harris, arraigned in police court, waived hearing through attorney AR M Thomas and was held to await grand jury action. Additional developments and possible arrests were hinted but denied by Assistant District Attorney Ralph Given. Harris was released on surety posted by James and Charles Fletcher.

Josephine Harris Capital Heights Adele Whiatfred Wade AR. M. Thomas Ralph Given

Viaduct Repair Plan For Cabin John Bridge Approved

After an investigation Lieut Col W C Langfitt reports immediate repairs are necessary to preserve Cabin John Bridge and water supply. The District seeks $35,000 with $2,000 immediately available for bridge repair and conduit lining. A unique shirt factory serves many celebrities from F Street NW Washington. Street name change proposed Fort Drive to Irving Street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth NE. Local officials note taxicab service is beyond criticism.

Cabin John Bridge Lieat W. C. Langfitt Corps of Onsinecert Secretary of the Treasury Saa Washington Philip Tall Iie Haberdesher F Street

Well Known Attorney Woodward Dies After Lunch at F Street Cafe

Thomas Purcell Woodward a prominent Washington attorney and insurance official collapsed after a luncheon with J R Freeman at a street cafe. He died en route to emergency care. Survived by wife and four brothers, he chaired civic groups, taught law at Howard University, and served on the Board of Trade.

F Street Thomas Purcell Woodward William C. Woodward District and Washington Title Insurance Company Mr. Woodward J. R. Freeman Urcell Emergency Hospital Ltd Woodward Board of Trade Civic Dusknessie Washington District of Columbia Howard Vuniversity James Morris Woodward Frank Albert Woodward Mark R. Woodward Wiliam C. Wood Ward Martha J. Woodward New York Avenue North Sweat William R. Woodward Anna Appleman

Police Thief Impersonates Intruder at Alexandria Store

A thief escaped from J Frank Pollard's flour and feed store after officers cornered him in an alley. The intruder reportedly raised a second floor window, fled in stockings, and left flour in sacks. Chief Goods offered a reward scenario involving a pair of shoes at police HQ. Six months jail and a $10 fine were given to Thomas Scanlon for robbing soldier David Fisher. Alexandria Medical Society elected officers at a quarterly meeting. R Lee Stultz resigned from Western Union to join Southern Railway in Washington.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Chief Goods J.frank Pollard Willam Fadgett Pollard Reid Thomas Scanlon David F. Fisher Scanlon Fisher J .Scanlon Alexandria Medical Society W. M. B Saith B. Moore T. Fr. Dodd Fairfax County Mdewellyn ‘Powell R. Yates Alexandria County Capital R. Lee Stultz Western Union Telegraph Company The Southern Railway Washington Mr. Stultz

Western Reserve Alumni Banquet at Cosmos Club

The Western Reserve University Alumni Association held its annual reunion at the Cosmos Club last night. President Charles F. Thwing attended and spoke. A letter from President Taft was read, delivering the president’s congratulations on the college’s growth. Senator Burton and Representatives Cassidy and Howland of Ohio also addressed the gathering.

Alumni Association of the Western Reserve University Cosmos Club Charles F. Thwing Taft Burton Cassidy and Howland Ohio

Independent potash buyers prepare brief against German syndicate

Arguments opposing the brief filed with President Taft by A Vogel for the German potash syndicate were prepared yesterday by the executive committee of the independent potash buyers of the United States. The committee claims to represent most fertilizer interests and large chemical and gunpowder concerns and planned to confer with Secretary Knox at the State Department tomorrow.

Taft A. Vogel United States Knox State Department

Flowers for the Luncheon and Dinners Shaffer Batts

Local ad notes flowers for luncheons and events from Shaffer Batts. Also promoted are Heuriah Senate beer kept in house for visitors, with Arlington Bottling Co. and West % grocers mentioned. Oyster house offers fried oysters and deli orders with delivery until midnight. J.T Crowley advertises bottled goods and low prices. Marvey's offers table d Hote lunch and dinner daily with music in red room. Eckstein's Business Men's Lunch is promoted.

Heuriah Senate Phone West Arlington Bottling Co Phila Oyster & Chop House J.T Crowley Marvey’s

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