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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1914

Page

11

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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