Fear Over Rabies Death Sparks Milk Treatment Drive
Fifteen residents of East Hyattsville Maryland continued Pasteur treatment after a cow owned by P M Radcliffe died of rabies. Officials insist milk did not transmit rabies and emphasize immune protection. no human cases detected, strict precautions maintained.
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East Hyettaville
P M. Radcliffe
East Hyattsville
Hydienie Laboratory
Public Health and Marine Hospital Services
Edward Francis
Maryland State Board of Health
Department of Agriculture
Fred E. Davin
Hyattsville
Honor to Rev Parker Flournoy Prize Essay Reader
Rev Parker Flournoy of Bethesda Maryland receives the Victoria Institute prize for his essay on The Bearing of Archaeological and Historical Research on the New Testament. He is invited to read the essay in London at the next annual spring meeting in March. The Victoria Institute, founded in 1867, furthers philosophy and science research.
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Parker Flournoy
Bethesda
Victoria Institute
Mosophical Society
Great Buitgin
Gunning
Thial
Flournoy
Society
London
Ite
Cost of Dying Costs Rise as City Burdens Grow
Washington insiders report a surge in funeral costs as liverymen press for higher charges amid rising feed and carriage expenses. Mrs Edith Chase at the Washington Asylum Hospital praises treatment and plans a donation, while producer David Belasco has consented to present her Indiana life play.
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Ife
Washington
Zinkhan
Japan
Mas Chase
Liverymen's Association of the District
Chamber of Commerce
Cebu
Edward F Barker
Liverymen’s Association
Carl Burgdorf
Nothes
Arlington
Hecht & Co Expands Into New Building Space
Hecht and Co. plans a new four story building on the former German American Fire Insurance site at 611 Seventh Street NW. The ground floor will house the insurance company, with the three upper floors leased to Hecht & Co. The expansion triples floor space, linking the new structure to the existing store via an arched passage.
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Hecht & Co
National Capital
Fire Insurance Coompany
Insurance Company
Hese
Hecht
Manther Bride Misled by $3,000 Matrimonial Ad
Gustave Manther, once an employee in a navy yard, answered a Newark widow's matrimonial ad promising a $3,000 capital. He married but later learned the widow had eight children. He was brought to Washington on a desertion charge, admitted false promises, and was placed on probation after his wife testified before the grand jury.
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Gustave Menthe
Newark
N. J
Manther
Washington
New R. I
Justice Anderson
Criminal Court
Vance Heirs Named Beneficiaries in Probate Filing
Mrs Vance Siatera Her Heirs Kate V Livelyn and Georgia B Vance are named as beneficiaries of Tita J Vance in a probate filing dated April 4 195 and Evelyn is named executrix. A separate will from Charles R Cleaves dated February 11 19M leaves his estate to his widow Carris G Cleaves with her named executrix duties. Exquinits Floral Deshean and shoke home crown flowers advertised at renegnable prices.
NAMED TO AID SOUTH OFF ON EUROPE TOUR OF FINANCE
Clarence Pot and Réwin Chamberlain were named to a committee to study European agricultural finance and sailed for London to investigate rural finance methods in England Ireland Germany and France. The Southern Commercial Congress announced district of columbia members of standing annual committees and said the full commission will represent each state on a Europe tour next May with David Lubin accompanying the group.
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Clarence Pot
Réwin Chamberlain
England
Germany
France
District of Columbia
Southern Commercial Congress
Duncan A. Fletcher
C J Owells
Congre
W M Davidson
Washington Public Schools
W B Martin
Department of Agriculture
Southern
M V Richards
Southern Railway
Wilam H Saunders
Wiliam H Saunders & Co
Res
John H. Finney
Appalachian National For Reserve Association
Claude N. Bennett
Congresasorial Information Bureau
Europe
Dr. Ones
Clarence FP
Solera
Win Chamberlain
San Antonio
Tex
London
Mensug Poe
Chamberlain
Ireland
Ngress
Mobile
Panama Canal
David Lubin
International Institute
Rome
Italy
City Bulletins and Transport Schedules in Washington Area
Daily steamer and rail departures from Seventh street and nearby wharves list trips to Old Point Comfort Norfolk and Chesapeake Beach with frequent service. The Hupp Automatic Mail Exchange Company demonstrates automatic mail relay by rail car at Chesapeake Beach Junction, with officials and legislators attending film demonstrations across the country.
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Chariee Macalester
Marshall Hall
Seventh Street
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Wiflaenthsirest
New York
Zooperk
Chevy Chass
Great Falle
Washington
Douttaien
Chesapeake Beach Junction
Post Office
House
Senate
Pathe
Capitol
Rhode Island
J Edwin Luckett Dead Rail Executive Dies in Atlanta
J Edwin Luckett, former general manager of the Tallulah Falls Railroad with Carmelia Ga headquarters, died of typhoid fever in Atlanta on July 4 after three weeks of illness. Born in Washington in 18__, he was married to Anna Hart and survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J Bly Luckett of 42 Sixth Street North East. Funeral services set for tomorrow at the parents’ home.
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Washington
Atlanta
J. Edwin Luckett
Tallulah Falls
Carmelia
Luckett
Southern Railway
Mr Luckett
Weahington
Wes
Anna Hart
J Bly Luckett
Katie
Courts Go Quiet as Justices Take Summer Vacations
District Court of Appeals and Supreme Court members, except Justice Anderson, leave Washington for summer rest and travel. Chief Justice Seth Shepard sails to Europe in June, while other justices spend time at summer homes from Maine to Maryland. Many will resume August or September with docket backlogs and renewed court duties.
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Jurlate
District Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Justice Anderson
District Guresse Court
Thomes H. Anderson
Court of Appeals
Seth Shepard
Brooklyn
Boston
Center Lovell
Washington
Anderson
Harry M. Clabaugh
Tawneytown
Justee Wentell
Stafford
Bennington
James I. Pugh
Girl Put on Probation After Dress Goods Theft
Elizabeth Princs, a comely girl from West Virginia, pleaded guilty to stealing dress goods from Mrs. Robert F Truitt in Washington police court. Judge Pugh suspended sentence and ordered a Probation Officer to investigate and report.
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Elizabeth Princs
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