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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1915

Page

6

Police News Notes of a Day in Washington D C

A day’s police notes record a $60 reward offered by Maj Pullman for information leading to the identity and arrest of a chauffeur who struck an unidentified colored man on Thirty-fourth and Wisconsin NW, later dying at Georgetown University Hospital. Other incidents include heat exposure, car collisions, a stove fire, a stolen diamond ring, a motorcycle crash, a storehouse fire, a wrecked wagon and a missing $30 envelope, with multiple arrests and police visits across the city.

Maj. Pullman Thirty-fourth Streets Wisconsin Avenue Northwest Georgetown University Hospital Fraser & Co Nichols Avenue Anacostia Maryland Avenue Thirteenth Fourteenth Streets Clark Frederick H. McDonald Astoria Third G Streets

Warns of Lockjaw Dangers in Firework Injuries

A District health department weekly report warns of tetanus risk from firework wounds and urges immediate medical care and cleaning with disinfectant. It notes antitoxin after symptoms appear is ineffective and cautions canoers on the Potomac about deep rapid waters during the Fourth.

District Health Department Washington Potomac

Taximeters Tested DC rules announce July 28 meeting

The public utilities commission issued tentative regulations for testing taximeters in the District of Columbia and will hold a July 28 meeting to consider adoption. Provisions allow exemptions for sufficient causes and mandate conspicuous rate cards and readable meters inside cabs. The Navy announces nine officers for the first aviation class at Pensacola, including Lieuts Johnson Read Hass Paunack Corry Norfleet Scofield Evans Cunningham.

District of Columbia Public Utilities Commission Naval Aeronautic Station Pensacola Navy Department E. F. Johnson A. C. Read E . Hass R. Paunack W. W. Corry J. P. Norfleet H. W. Scofield Navy F.T. Evans A. E. Cunningham Marine Corps

Births Reported From Local Couples List

Boward B Waynon and Mary C Waynon report a girl. Timothy J Sheahan and Mary report a boy. Sante and Carmela Smiraldo report a boy. James W Speers and Alice M Speers report a boy. William M Rudectl and Sarah Rudectl report a girl. Howard F and Mary Phillips report a boy. George M Moloy and Eulalia M Moloy report a boy. William R Maxon and Edith H Maxon report a girl. Otto W Herrman and Josephine Herrman report a girl. William 5 and Bertha M Harrison report a boy. John L Grand and Reine A Grand report a boy. Tony and Antonia Daedone report a girl. Lewis I Cohen and Lillian G Cohen report a boy. Emmett W Cummings and Anna C Cummings report a girl. R B Clements and Hartie M Clements report a girl. Thomas W Abel and Annie I Abel report a boy. Bertin F Toulette and Allanore BR Toulette report a boy. Jefferson Freeman and Sarah Freeman report a girl. George J Conway and Margaret Conway report a boy. Jobo Brown and Martha Brown report a gig.

Boward B Mary C. Waynon Timothy J Mary Sheahan Sante Carmela Smiraldo James W Alice M Speers William M Sarah Rudectl Howard F Mary Phillips George M Eulalia M Moloy William R Edith H. Maxon Otto W Josephine Herrman William 5 Bertha M. Harrison John L Reine A. Grand Tony Antonia Daedone Lewis I Lillian G. Cohen Emmett W Anna C Cummings R. B Hartie M Clements Thomas W Annie I. Abel Bertin F Allanore BR Jefferson Sarah Freeman George J Margaret Conway Jobo Martha Brown

Licensed to Marry Mix of Couples Across States

A list of marriage licenses is shown with pairs including Raymond Leigh and Mary M. Giddens of Ashburn and Philadelphia, along with multiple other couples and reverends. The document reads as a registry of intended marriages with names, ages, and locations, indicating legal permission to wed.

Raymond Leigh Philadelphia Mary M. Giddens Ashburn H. Schroeder Clarence L. Robey Rose Lillian Wilkerson James M O’brien Samuel S Lindheimer Bessie Lee Crump T. Elwood Davis i William W Briges Portsmouth Madeline K. Ficking Brooklyn L. Morgan Chambers Gegras K. Kendall Maude A. Kirby East Falls Church Eliot Huber Thomson Charles Tripp Margaret Kern the Hey Charles F. Steck

Deaths listed in city notices and ads blend with names

A crowded obituary list shows Frank T Knight and many others with ages and addresses in Washington area files from Providence Hospital Casualty Hospital and Gallinger. Amid memorials are promotional notices for Eco-Thermal Fireless Cooker and carpet cleaning services, with local shop addresses and names like C A Muddiman & Co Conger's W Chas Chaplin daily Virginia and Chas Chaplin.

Frank T. Knight Norman F Green Providence Mary E. Green Providence Hospital Henry A. Reimers Bennett Scott Casualty Alexander B. Hagner Ywst William Santer Newton St Mary K. Ryer Anthony B. Haske Orndorff Johanne Shanahan Jerome C Hayden U. 8 Ome Hospital Mary A Clements Fannie Dines Homeopathic Hospital Florence Chambers Albert Garner Wash Asylum Hosen George Holmen Gallinger Stal Henry Rose Blue Plains Charles Eggson St. Ge Delca Carter Washington Staw

District Leads in Insurance Premiums and Revenue

The District reports higher life insurance per capita than any U S division. In 1914 license fees and taxes collected totaled 102 773 11, with 26 companies operating. Life insurance in force per capita stands at 239 40, while national average is 128 23. Washington residents paid 7 087 334 in premiums in 1914.

United States Charles F. Nesbit Nesbit Washington

Plan for Jewish Congress Conference July 11 at Pythian Temple

At a meeting of Ahavas Zion and Poale Zion societies it was decided to invite all Jewish groups to plan a Jewish Congress after the war. Delegates are to be sent to the July 11 conference at 3 o'clock, with letters sent to secretaries urging immediate contact. Several societies have pledged cooperation including Ahavas Zion National Capital Poale Zion Lodge Louis D Brandeis Young Men's Hebrew Association and others.

Ahavas Zion Poale Zion Closs Pythian Temple Ahavas Zion Society National Capital Poale Zion Society Lodge LO . A Louis D. Brandeis Society Young Men's Hebrew Association National Arbeiber Verband Max Nordau Order Sons of Zion Ahay Sholem Congregation Talmud Gorah Hzra Israel Congregation Young Willing Elisavetgrader Verein

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