Departmental moves and leaves affect Western European affairs
Charlea W. Williams of the Western European affairs division goes on leave returning July 1. Humphrey Dates Howell departs for New York to attend Columbia University summer writing course, returning early August. Numerous postings include raises for clerks and draftsmen in hydrographic and navigation offices, and resignations from the Bureau of navigation and related units. Rutherford Bingham and Francia H. Reynolds are noted on leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea W. Wiliams
Nat Laave
Hia
Humphrey
Howell
New York
Columbia University
Mr. Howell
Revenue Cutter Service
F.brown
T. S. Klinger
F. J. Hanke
R. R. Waesche
F. J. Gorman
R. BR. Waesche
BE. P. Berthalf
N. Y
Oscar G. Iden
Division of” Income Tax
Washington
Naples
Italy
Canada
Mr. Iden
France
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
British Isles
America
Hetthouse
Lesses
William J. Gauthier
Bureau of Foreign and Laborer
Chicago ‘Harbor Light Station
J. G. Thrall
Haward T
Joseph J. Kral
Joseph Merritt
Spring Point
Ledge Light Station
Maine
Christopher C. Johnson
Bureau of
Herbert E. Wallis
Jack L. Cornish
John Berg
Newburn
Fla
Brother Island
Calje
War Department Classified Service Changes and Resignations
War Department notices list appointments, promotions, and resignations across offices. Changes include clerks, messengers, copyists, and other staff with new pay scales and probationary entries. several officials take annual leave or leave for relocation. reports of absences span multiple bureaus and regions.
Navy notices and personnel changes in federal bureaus
Navy reports annual vacation for Mra Jolla Harrison and extended leave for Van Buskirk. Indian bureau staff shifts include Reeves acting chief in Layne’s absence and Virginia Robinson returning from paleontological work. Numerous promotions, transfers, and resignations across General Land Office Indian Office Patent Office Reclamation Service Bureau of Mines and Geological Survey detailed with names, locations, and pay changes. Also notes travel by George H py and Irene Kilassse with family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Dawson
Indian Bureau
Potomac
John R. T. Reeves Ig
Actinn
William S. Layne
Lane Atone
Department of Interior
General Land Office
Talmage Baker
Indian Office
Emma 5
John T. M. Culbertson
Montana
Una Hi. Keck
Illinois
Carl W. Peterson
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Willam B. Demby
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
George L. Dovel
Virginia
Phiippine Service
Walter B. Carter
New Jersey
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Robert C. Huston
Indiana
Raymond H. Espey
District of Columbia
Penglon
Isaac G. Brader
Wisconsin
Mary F. Smith
West Virginia
Ark
Walter Craig
Jesse M. Wood
Tistrict of
Columbia
Geological Survey
Herry J. Noyes
George W. Brown
Wyoming
Treasury Department personnel changes and travels
The Treasury announces numerous staff moves and leaves. E H Jeraison and several colleagues plan trips to Berkeley Springs Indian Head Atlantic City and other southern Virginia sites for two weeks. Other staff depart for Maine New Jersey Boston and Tennessee on personal or official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Jeraison
Uder
Fred
Department
Chaimsan
Navy Department
Berkeley Springs
Pall
Indian Head
Atlantic City
Wees
Vlayet
Representaive
Washington
J. Melvin
Wiliam Griffith
Fred Hoffman
P Croghan
Labor department announces several publications and staffing changes
The bulletin bureau publishes reports on blood poisoning in lead smelting and garment making, plus reprints the twenty fifth annual report on industrial education. Staffing shifts include transfers, resignations, and new appointments across bureaus with multiple salary adjustments and geographic postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Gompers
Division of Publications and Supplies
New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Commissioner of Labor
Agriculture notes on wartime animal industry and market officers
Wartime updates show Maicoim Hh transferring to the War Department Bureau of Animal Industry. Frank H. Hamline, a clerk in animal husbandry, is away for the rest of the month and travels from Minnesota to investigate and report on marketing of ash and marine products, fish markets, and public markets. James Halley, a long-time cabinetmaker, remains with the department. Mary B Griffith takes on editorial duties after a transfer to the secretary's office. Prof. B. Lamson-Scribner leads department exhibits and will depart, while J W Schleussner and Tohn Orentz move between New York and Wichita to set up market exhibits and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Quorge A. Ninas
Victor I. Jogquel
Staf
William H. Gaskins
Edward
Vincent J. Hart
Kelley
Lawrence P. Holman
Adjutant General's of
Sanford W. Smith
Martha P. Bailey
Massachu
John Murphy
Laula A.setts
Edward Emmett
Buclerk
James Garman
Margaret C. Leonard
Harry Tavis
Morton
Leopold
Bureau of Mines
Secretary of War
John H.kag
Lyons
John W. White
Surgeon General
Carly
Pennsylvania
Traux
District of
New York
Ching
Quartermaster Corps
Clay V- Tae Davis
Harl Young
Bruce Smith
Wilson TL. Thoman
Felix C.J. Pallas
Tha — Ehiet
Ata
Elwood
Bonsall
Charles D. Armstrong
Henry E
Holliday
Bad River
Adjutant General's of Indians
Wisconsin
Jani E H. Wilson
W. J. Ton
Maicoim
Colemen
Bureau of Animal Industry
Frank
H. Hanmine
Lerk
Ganstaine Perishebles
Office of
Lefeshington
Nerdalie
James Halley
Mary B Griffith
Public Roads
Dutiea
Stavena
Marketa
Meus
B. Lamson-Scribner
J . W. Schleussner
Tohn
Orentz
Boston
Wichita
Kans
Grafton
Les Wilson
Cambridge
Pie
Office of Markets
W. ©. Funk
New Jersey
Maine
Datote
Washington
Oregon
California
Nellie V. Houghton
EG. Grau
Department Post Office
Minnesota
Victor. H. Seborn
Bureau of ‘Minimal Industry
Mra. Seborn
Cedar Rapida
Terre
George W. Cannon
Internal Revenue
Washington Circle
Cannon
Internal Revenue Service
Dashberg
Solrita
Con- Bureau of Animal Industry
New Brunswick
Harry Davenport
Wiliam O’brien
3Ira
Adele G. Guthridge
Wiliam J. Russell
Ralph L. Swi
Is .Naay
Gart
BT Mee
Ralph
Italia
Charlea
Laudy
Bureau of Lighthouses
Odell
Post Office Staff Shuffle Across Regions
Long list of department employees on travel, leave, and reassignment across states from West Virginia to Oregon. Agronomists, botanists, and clerks depart for surveys, demonstrations, and cooperative plant trials while promotions and transfers reshape the Washington office staff.
Commerce agency chiefs named for South region growth
W A Graham Clarke will head the Atlanta bureau branch overseeing southern commerce. Seattle Boston and other offices are set up to expand foreign and domestic commerce, while various staff transfers and postings across Washington, Maine, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania accompany ongoing market studies and plant industry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Graham Clarke
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Atlanta
South
Bureau of
Seattle
Wash
W. B. Henderson
F. L. Roberts
Boston
Mans
Woman saves train by working signals after husband shot
Special cable from Paris reports Hermance Poulain, a signalman's wife, acted to avert disaster at St Denis after her husband was killed. She kept the signals rolling for three hours until relief arrived, while the murder remained unsolved. Her courage is linked to a proposed Legion of Manor decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of Manor
Washington Post
Paris
France
Hermance Poulain
St Denis
Mma
Poulain
Mme Matelot
Kandonie
Mmna. Poulain
la Mere Garmance
Toma
Paria
Trender Rumote
Boulogne
Bors
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Robert H. Lilldorff
Bureau of Navigation
Benjamin T. Hunter, Jr
Thomas D. Wheaton
Arlington B. Cost
Bureau of Ordnance
Donald P. Scntt
Benjamin Morris
Hytrographic Office
Percy C. Holmes
Fegder
Irvin W. Hall
Oscar Raul- Stedman & Hanks
Western Person
William F. Kelly
Francis Harry
Henry F
Kent
Fster
Pedro Exequiel Rojas
Julian May
C. Hammond
Lon
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Francia H. Reynolds
Rutherford Bingham
New York State
Crittenden Marriott
Marriott
Arthur Rodderman
Land Office
J. J. Campbell
Massachusetts
Richart Waters
Pines
James MrFadden
Frederick IT. Brigham
Bureau of Insular Affairs
William Senultz
Bureau Marine Affairs
Nis Judes
Oscar R. Krol
Bureau of Public Works
Philippine Islands
Beng
Laces
Tie
Yellowstone Park
William ‘Roemsegaard
Wash- Inston
Custonguay
la Oon
Thompsonville
Conn
Albert H. Clark
Marin
Sohn T. Record Divineer
Joon Piker
Eraid
J. Keenan
Burtagilla
Theodore N. Vorel
Flo
Atlanticity
Philadesspahia
Wxmam
Wiliam T Wnsteed
Charles H. Crlaway
NAVY
Mra Jolla Harrison
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Ty & van Buskirk
Bureau of Constructton and Repair
Virginia Robinson
The
Peollogical Survey
James F. Allen
Law Department
Mra
Irene Kilaasse
Bureau of Solls
Grand Rapids, Mich
Treasury
SH. Marks
Culpeper
T Tne
A. A. Ormsby
Charlottesville
A. M. Farrington
Bureau of Annual Industry
J. J. Skinner
Bureau of Soils
Donohue
Bureau of Navigaton
Norfolk
W. N. Crawford
Ev Mlness
Willam J. Gammel
Avantle City
Tennayivena
Minllish
John R. Kean
James N. Sullivan
Joseph J. Strelia
Lawrence Pederzani
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Charles L. Baker
Joseph F. Gane
Frederck A. Dellar
Frederck A. Dellar, Ansistant
Bureauu of Ordinance
Kenneth Camp
Fran J. McCabe
James H. Matheit
Auiss Louisa Campbell
Comptroller of ‘the Treasury’s Bureau
Union- Barnett Trean
Axliant Town
Charles Campbell
Gardner
Bright Butz
Diet
Pottstown
E. W. Morse
K. J. Matheson
Bath
Bureau of the Comptroller of
Episcopal Ear
George H. Wood
Miller
Bureau of Sale
Mitas
D. Angle
Star Internal
Mason
Ohio
Maddox
Misa
G. L. Farrelly
Division of Internal Revenue
L. Stephenson
Division of
LABOR
Shelby Smith
Government Printing Office
Aseen
Wiliam Zubnik
Ernest A. 8. Grant
Elizabeth Mainwaring
Samuel G. Greeg
Division of Publication and Supplies
Tennessee
George K. Weston
Isthmian Canal Commission
Wilson
Charles B. Montler
Bureau of Immigration
Mass
Bruce Rutledge
Port Huron
Mich
William ©. Sackett
Albion B. Morgan
Eagle Pass
Tex
William W. Poser
John A. Carney
Immigration Bureau
Detroit
Bertha Keim
Galveston
Fred Watta
Chicago
Big Spring
Jesse C. Hise
Johannes B. Brekkd
Quebec
Province of
Arthur MM. Helns
Marcus, Wash
Merlen J. Moore
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Agriculture
Delaware
New, “York
Nerday
Postoffice
Toronto
Women’s Auxiliary of
Dion
F. M., Riedel
John ‘A. Huston
Arthur. Armstrong
A. C.knight
Providence
John P. Murray
Key
Cornelius Ford
Murray
von Murray
J. H Arnold
Kentucky
JT. H. Kerney
Frederick Y. Coville
L. W. Bescon
New Lisbon
N. J
W. Warburton
Agronomist
Utah
Idaho
North Dakota
H. E. Lavely
Agriculturisl
J. O. Belz
Mississippi River
H. B. Humphrey
Bureau of Plant Industry
Missission River
EL BH. Mowry
Trinola
Wisconaln
Iowa
Missouri
W.B. Mercier
Farmers’ Cooperative and Demonstration Work
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
North Carolina
W. B. Long
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Ralph F. Whelan
Dry Land Agricultural Division
Hayes, Kane
Great Plains Association
Charles H. Clark
North and
South Dakota
Colorado
M. A. Charleton
Great Lake States
Middle West States
Northwest
J. Wacksmuth
Frederick Ryder
Bila Davia
Post Offics
Sup Oilor
George M. Ramsey
Cincinnati
Leonard Kukert
Mise
M. Gi. Dunn
WI Morris
Sarah Boblitz
Daugh
Baltimore
Ter
Glen Beho
Emma Jones
W. Bradley
Asvision
FR. B. Kromt
Fisher
Second ‘Aesistant
Misa Julia Higdon
Misa Hattie E. Henry
John Buckley
Wis
John J. Mclean
Gil
Daniel 4. Kildare
Monotype
Breslau
Philadelphia
Seltzer
State Department
B. MouMen
Fritz A. Postal
Elizabeth M. Helm
Colonial Beach
Hs Sparling
I. EK. Perron
T. M. Chunn
Railway Mall Service
Frank C. Ryan
John B. Cady
Bureau of the West
RYRD
United States College of Veterinary Partment
Mante Nl
Broderick County
Malcolm Kerlin
Charles Dickson
Frederick
Howard
Mr. Howard
Ralph A. Styer
Calarea
Ana
HB. Bell
HV. Harlan
Witt Spend
Middle West
P. A Robinson
Wiliam Ryan
Mr. Roberts
Parka Ledeee
Danville
Mr. Robinson
Newport
N. H
HE. Barle
Koyd v. Brownson
T. Mercier
Balti
Melon
Postarmore
Jersey City
NeWpew Tnspectors’ Service
York
New England
DeLeon Carleton
I. C. ‘Watson
Clemson College
S. C
Edward B. Crawford
James J
Iain Washington
Corridon
Jesse Harris
Harry
Tha
Frankhouser
M. A. Crosby
Agriculturist
Georgia
Alabama
Mioide
Commerce
C. O. Townsend
Garden City
Bureau of Giant Industry
H. M. Conolly
H. G Thompson
New Jerswy
F. L. Mulford
L. Merrit
Bureau of Plants Industry
Cumberland Mills
Emma E. Bonney
Viclet
Harpers Ferry
Cotton
Middle
J. G McDowell
Great Lakes
Dearborn
Mamie D. Larxford
Milas Nannie
Powell
Genevieve- Morrison
Mary
Neleony
Misa Mabel Keenan
Corpo
Welly A. Sherman
Gonattons
Thoge Seetone
Gine ‘I. Brand
Mat
L. M. Moore
Boreac
Harry mm 4Erce
Howlett
Bureau of the
Ual
Isabelle R. Carl Ag
J. E. Fitsgerald
J. Melmnes
Win
Bureau
Nebthouses
Frederick Har
Aepentane Agrethonae
Bursa
Raleigh
N.C
John M. Gries
Th Bureau of Corporations
George B. ‘McMahon
James MM
Radio Servicei
Claude M. Cade
William J. Mackenzie
Frank Jones
Corporations
Stonyman Camp
Skyland, Ve
Lawrence Borchers
Turn Point
Numa
Veazey
Imberst
Vermilion -Bay Weet
White Lake East
B. Browne
Ton
Deys
Pee
Sibley Hospital
Beis
Thomas R. McCreery
John F. Quinn
National University Liaw Oc
William EH. Weber
Warrenton
James E. Brooker Teader
Ietter
Win Schinnerer
Chase
Mr. Schinnerer
John Maley
George C. Havenner
Edgar B. Merritt
San Francisco
Robert W. Mores
Zophar Hunt
Edward J. Fahey
Edward F. Jackson
Benjamin Burnett
Everett F. Cole
Misa Mary E. Regan
Clarence W. Hogarth
Maria J. Watkins
Edward J. Heron
John R. Bundy
Miss Mary
Henckel
James A. George
Aloysius F. Burns
Will Chrisman
Roy J. Lyons
Charles N. Travis
Mary J. Speaks
Washington Store
F Street N.W
Far East
Charmona
Tyree
Mellin’s
Gude’s
Robinson's
Pinkham’s
John
Hagee
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