Health Office Record of Deaths and Residences Listed
Health office record lists deaths and ages for residents with street addresses in the area. Names include Orta, Moy Los, Praei, Fouls, Harvard Street, Jho2 Shar, Mt ell L, Powe, Sarat Lee, Jackson, Williams Macy Court, Nettle Street, Lisa Henler, and others aged from a few months to 100 years, noting street locations such as 4th and 7th streets NW and Kirby Street NW.
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Orta
Harvard St
Lee
Jackson
Willans &A Macy Ct Se
Nettle Ste
Sarah
Bany St
Ain Rice
Hamimee
Lisa Henler
Kirby St Nw
Licensed to Marry Dares The Dated Roaming Matches
Fragmentary OCR record listing multiple names and places for marriage license events. The text references individuals such as Louise, Donald, F Chinna, Mary J Meveigh, Lynnburg, Ring dP Tweh, L Armstrong, Roevilla, George F Waydwell, Butler Pa, Meraugh, Annie L Grant, Pete Ponuk, Leod Eniltp Waeringtns, Cora Bo Field, Mabel M Pino and A Garner. The data is garbled with numerous extraneous characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dares
Flisabeen Kelly
Gerantowa
Boal
Louise
Donald
Dares F
Chinna
Mattle
Youn
Mary J Meveigh
Lynnburg
Armstrong
Roevilla Ve
Crea
George
Waydwell
Nortk
Butler
Meraugh
Jon Woah
Annie
Grant
Pete Ponuk
Hoya
Palinrt
Henn
Warwall
Cora Bo Field
Benksha Fehiln
Mabel M Pino
Rey A . Garner
Change in District government urged by Brightwood leader
Louis P Shoemaker president of Brightwood Citizens Association urges replacing the three District commissioners with a governor or elected official and a representative in Congress. He cites issues with local control, calls for a republican framework with restrictions, and argues only property owners should vote for major offices.
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Louis P Shoemaker
Brightwood Citizens Association
Thres
Shoemaker
Columba
Washington
Congress Couid
Congress
Roosevelt
District of Columbia
Pda
Busis
Brightwood
Brightwealal Gens Association
Republ
Pople
Cap Bof
Committee of Congress
Columbi
Tosa
Woiton
Tamert
Oe Baglin
Cig
Asso
Aton
Bmbert
Vito
Lambert
Denis
Pole
District Office Delays Friction Over Licenses and Pay
Mr Lambert cites delays at the District building amid red tape and endless consulting as assessor cases stall licenses. Annie Lawrence seeks a massage license. hearings occur, while police officer West remains unpaid after dismissal. Complainant says the auditor and comptroller are the next steps, and the family needs the money.
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Ko Thia
Thia
Beng Jone & “Tm
Mr. Lambert
Annie Lawrence
District of Columbia
Fconmitesioners
West
Macfarland
Comptroller of the Treasury
Comptrollers Office
Treasury
Pigeon Flight From Chicago Promises Washington Winners
Washington Federation of Pigeon Fanciers plans expectant arrival by 7 PM as fourteen homing pigeons depart Chicago for Washington. Birds set records for long-distance flights with trained fanciers guiding them. Officials predict about 76 percent will be home before sunset and a 10 percent may arrive after. Local fanciers name notable birds and handlers including Diem, Water, and Noble, with a focus on the 500 mile race and a history of strong finishes from Ottawa and Ohio contestants.
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Senteen
Washington Federation of Pigeon Fanciers
Chicago
Washington
Ile Air Line
Washington Federation
Lewis Furner
Syerld
Belive
Phrous
Nice
Diem
Miles Waterfbxen
Witter Borwood
John Tulmead Winns
Ottawa
Ohio
Arthur Noble
Wallace
Riley
Huntt
Harry Cats Hanks
P Leach
Rothne
Rats Gnaw Through Lead Sheathing Cutting Fire Alarms
Inspectors report rats chewed through lead sheathing to seven wires feeding fire alarm boxes near Ninth and B Streets Northwest. Wires carried high voltage. many boxes were put out of commission, with potential thousands of electrocuted rodents found as wiring is relaid. Fire department personnel isolated the issue and prevented wider disaster. Special to the Washington cost Annapolis notes midshipman candidates admitted today Ralph S Parr Kansas Harold Dodge and Willam S Hogg Washington Walter S Delaney Pennsylvania Ingram Sewall Tennessee
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Uecul
Sha Ae Partment
Ninthang B
Tve
Louisiana
Tae
Httle
Ninth Ind B
Commission House
J . Simpson
Trent
Afr
Simpson
Morhan
Ire
Washington
Annapolis
Ralph S Parr
Kansas Harold Dodge
Willam S Hogg Washington
Walter S Delaney
Pennsylvania
Ingram
Sewall
Tennessee
British khaki protests in Philippine uniforms
Secretary of War Wright received a protest from New England khaki cloth makers alleging British material and Manila labor for U S Army and constabulary uniforms in the Philippines. The inquiry found Manila contracts for British cloth, but steps were ordered to minimize such purchases and favor American makers whenever possible.
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Wright
New England
Philippine Islands
Manila
P.e
Roosevelt
Artinana
Army
Philippine Constabulary
Islands
Amercan
Lat
War Department
Former Lieutenant Freed by Presidential Pardon
Charles S McCullough, formerly a first lieutenant in the regular army, was released from the military prison at Fort Leavenworth by a pardon from President Roosevelt. He had been held for irregularities in handling company funds after a Havana trial on January 1967, with a sentence of public dismissal and two years confinement.
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Charles S McCullough
Leavenworth
Charles McCullough
Dort Leavenworth
Roosevelt Lieut McCullough
Havana
Cuba
HORSES TO GET VACATIONS IN CITY DEPT WORK HORSES
Chief Nerk Conrad signs order granting Charley a 29 day vacation with 30 day rest for all horses owned by the Postoffice Department. Dick the mate of Charley to follow, others to be sent to Montgomery County pasture for 30 days. Board bills paid. annual leave and sick days noted.
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Nerk Conrad
Charley
Hugh Black
Montgomery County
Nerses
Conrad
Trecelva
Release suspected fireman clears Roy Bale in murder case
Rear Admiral Sperry notified the Navy Department that Roy Bale, petty officer second class Treman, confined on suspicion of being Guy Prescott for the murder of Josie Gray in a furniture store in Juvansville, has been released and restored to duty. Sperry said Bale had been examined by several people who knew Prescott and declared he was not the murderer.
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Sperry
Navy Department
Roy Baleman
Treman
Guy Prescott
Josie Gray
Juvansville
Bateman
Prescott
Montana Ready for Government Transfer at Norfolk Navy Yard
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company notified the heavy department it will deliver the battleship Montana to the government at Norfolk. Captain Alfred Reynolds, who supervised Montana’s construction, will be the first commander.
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Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
The
Heavy Department
Montana
Roosevelt denies dollar a word jungle story offer
Secretary Loeb refutes rumors that President Roosevelt or his administration have entered into any dollar a word deal with publishers for jungle story material. The meeting with John S Leech addressed government printing matters and related publicity plans.
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Loeb
Mr Roosevelt
Washington
St Oyster Bay
John S Leech
Hoosevelt
Leech
Les
New York
Robert Radgers
Scrbners Magazine
Mit Bridges
Viet Sagemore
Agia
Vir Bridges
Lowh
Kermit Roosevelt
Cresicent Roosevelt
Wadsworths
Genereo KY
Kermit
New Cruiser Montana Ready for Sea Trials
The armored cruiser Montana will be delivered to the government at Norfolk Navy Yard on July 10 by Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company builders. She will be commissioned once officers and men are assembled, with Captain Alfred Reynolds commanding. The first voyage will be a shake down trip to Guantanamo.
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Montana
Norfolk Nawy Yard
Newport News Shipbuildig and Drystock Company
Alfred Reynolds
Guantanamo
Army Orders and Promotions Across Cavalry and Engineers
Trave of absence and postings for First Lieut Creed Pool seventh Cavalry for one month, two months for others, and board actions at Fort Casey. Promotions include William Bowen to Twelfth Infantry, Torrey to lieutenant colonel in Eighth Infantry, and YT Cause to first lieutenant. Several officers assigned to duties at Camp Jerry Oblo, Panama Isthmus, and West Point. Naval side lists retirements, executive assignments, and medical officers.
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Creed
R ‘Thomas Jr
Far Ir
Meyer
oMers
Woothrop
Wood
Uiram Woohitten
Dow Corps of Engineers
Art Mal Jil l
Wiliam H . Bowen
Plen
Twelfth
Vera Torrey
Department of Inspector General
Leutenant Coronel
Leutenant
Thirdfeld Artillery
I 1St Field Artilley
Leonard le Deltrk
Thirteenth Cavalry
Jerry Oblo
Wilam
Fourth Infantry
Iotter
Department of Taken
James WoLove
Titveenth Infantry
War Department Dear
Harry Horges
West Point
Ant
United States Military Academy
Auty
Zwing
Booth
The
Sity
Youthful Lovers Seek Marriage License in Virginia Youths
A Virginia couple from Stafford County faced a clerk in Rochville Maryland when seeking a marriage license. Lita Payn 18 and her suitor 21 from Virginia argued they needed no runaway tale, but the clerk doubted the ages and refused the license. They returned home aboard a later electric car.
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Sneetal
Washington Vest
Rochville
Jutvy
Pruty
Lita Payn
Creuitourt Glerk Brunett
Lee Sparmstrong
Virginia
Stafford County
Baltimore
Tre
Stolen Diamond Ring Reported at Brown Household
William Brown reported a diamond ring valued at 1500 stolen from a room in his home. Central Office Detectives Carnmel and Brir arrested Daniel Spencer, a porter employed by Brown, in connection with the theft.
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William Brown
Street
Central Office
Carnmel and
Brir
Daniel Spencer
Spencer
Brown
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Health Office Record
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Home and Wait
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United States Marine Corps
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Seminary of Our Lady” “the
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Fauquier Institute For Young Ladies
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