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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1912

Page

5

Jail for mashers ban on flirting on Fourteenth Street

Detectives from the Tenth precinct arrest drive targets boys and men who harass women on Fourteenth Street between Fairmont and Park Road NW. Police vow strict enforcement to protect women and girls, with residents pledging support and witnesses possible if offenses occur. No further flirting allowed, and patrols continue to curb gatherings near moving picture shows. Local mothers fear for daughters and push for safe street evenings.

Fourteenth Street Fairmont Street Park Road Im Casa Treir Mal Richard Sylwester

Rabbi Stern celebrated forty years at Washington Hebrew Congregation

The Washington Hebrew Congregation honored Rabbi Lewie Stern with a gold watch at a twilight ceremony marking his forty years as rabbi. Rev Abram Imon praised the rabbi's leadership and the congregation's growth, while Stern expressed gratitude and urged loyalty to creed and country. He has long led musical and temple activities and held active roles in Masonic and civic groups.

Washington Hhia Rabbi Stern Corgeratiin Stern Jeraeijtes Harmony Lodge No 17 Iealan Ao Columbia Tteignta Citizens Association Board of Children A Charities Tatesa Hfe

Snake bites student during lessons at Washington party

A nonpoisonous snake owned by Edward Schmid bit Charles Kramer after a dog barked and startled the reptile during a lesson at 817 S street NW. Kramer, hurt but not seriously wounded, was dodging behind Schmid when the snake struck his leg while they planned to perform stunts for a club event at Chesapeake Beach next Wednesday.

HO Kramer Edward Schmid Twelfth Artest Kramer Gmake Washington Lrista'’ Club Chesapeake Beach Schild

Two Men Die in Albany Fire Explosion at Film Company

In Albany on July 19 two men died after an explosion sparked a blaze in the storage room of the General Film Company on North Pearl Street. Abraham Lieberman and Iver Strafford perished amid the fire's destruction. Strafford fled to a window and fell after clinging to a shutter, while Lieberman died attempting to reach the elevator. The blaze caused over $109,000 in damage.

Albany General Film Company Moving Picture Pearl Street Abraham Lieberman Seed Iver Strafford Trafford Lieberman

Forecast of Navy Aviation Place in Fleet

Capt W Irving Chambers, head of aviation in the navy, forecasts naval airpower as a fleet asset placed with ships rather than in hangars. He denies advocating a hangar ship, argues for arming and training air units aboard battleships and cruisers, and favors supplying scouts with naval aeroplanes and placing aerofines on large ships for integrated operation.

W. Irving Chambers Chambers Navy Department Congress Birmingham Shipa

Waggener Hosts 10000 at Kansas Picnic for Charity

Atchison Kansas July 19 B P Wag gener general solicitor of the Missouri Pacific Railroad celebrated his sixty sixth birthday by hosting a picnic for 10000 children. Guests arrived from across the state at Waggener's expense. The event cost 10000 dollars and featured a network acta, two airplane flights, a merry go round, cavalry drill from Fort Leavenworth, a vaudeville show and three bands. Flags whistles rattlers were distributed along with twenty premium awards of 500 dollars to savers over the year.

M. Wasgener

Laundries Indicted Over Department Bid Conspiracy

Five laundry executives face indictment on charges of conspiring to defraud the federal government by submitting inflated bids. The scheme involved Tolman, Frasee Potomac, Columbia, Gratton, and Marshall laundry firms with James Cotton named as a conspirator and witness. The 31 page indictment outlines department bid procedures and alleged price doublings across several agencies. Bail arrangements expected within days. trial not set until fall.

Charset Sach Laula Levy Frasee-Potomac Laundry Company Frederick W. MacKensie Tolman Laundry Company Clarence Flowers Columbia Laundry Company Thomas Hill Marshall Gratton Laundry Company Marshall's Leon Tyndall Marshall James Cotton Cotton Tolman MackKenzie Levy Frazee-Potomac Department of State Department of the Treasury Department of War Government Printing Office Sowers Coumbia Postmaster General Mr Cotton Frank P Wilcox Edward Farren Franklin V Eijllien George F. Page B. L Nevins Frank H Walker Edward L. Brice Henry M Conger Daniel H. Koop Frank E Ferguson Henry C. Rand Clyde B Ambrose

Train Hits Auto Kills One Injures Three In Wilkes-Barre

Four from Wilkes-Barre returning from Scranton were struck by a freight train at Moosic. Henry Mainbore, traveling salesman, was killed. Moses Blievitch Samuel Opperheimer and Lewis Cohen injured. Remainder escaped. Wrestling bout in Salt Lake City ends with Demetral defeating Leonhare after long match.

Wilkes-Barre Scranton Moosic Henry Mainbore Jare Moses Blievitch Samuel Opperheimer Lewis Cohen Oppenheimer Cohen Demetral Salt Lake City Utah William Demetral Jack Leon Hare

Robbers' Victim Found in River Near Bridgeton

Cumberland county police probe the death of 19 year old Herschal Ware a Swarthmore College sophomore whose body was found in the Naptuxent River near Bridgeton New Jersey. He left home Tuesday with cash in his pockets and was not seen again. Bruises on his face suggest possible robbery and murder.

Bridgeton N. J Cumberland County Herschal Ware Swarthmore College

Treasury Officials Deny Rift With MacVeagh over Andrew Charges

Gloucester statement from Dr Andrew’s charges against Treasury officials is contradicted by Director Ralph and Auditor Kram. They describe cordial relations with Secretary MacVeagh, note one admin difference resolved, and recount a compromise on plate printers and power presses that was ratified after his return.

Pratt Andrew Treasiry Gloucester Mass Kram Post Office Ralph Bureau of Engraving and Printing Treasury MacVeagh Andrew Committee On Appropriations Senate Post Office Department McVeagh Postal Service

Rubber Horror Up To U S American Special Agent Going To Scene

London reports the outrages in Peru's Putumayo rubber district drawn to light. British officials expect U S action to push Peru to punish directors of the rubber company and end abuses. Stuart J Fuller sails to establish a base, ensure promises to curb the crimes are kept, and oversee investigation.

London Putumayo Peru Foreign Office House of Commons State Department Washington Francia D. Acland United States Acland Stuart J Fuller Iquitem Amagon Fuller

Fastest big warship Wyoming sets speed record at 22 knots

Rockland Maine July 19 The Wyoming, sister ship to the Arkansas, shattered speed records during standardization trials with an average 21.833 knots over five runs and a top time on run twenty one. Strikes in the fire room briefly hindered performance. Commissioning is expected mid August with trials along the coast ending in Philadelphia.

Rockland United States Wyoming Arkansas Philadelphia

Woman abandons wedding after vision of dead husband

Caroline Herman, 74, told how she refused to marry Frederick Funk, 64, and brewer Mia Herman on the day set for the wedding, saying a vision of her dead husband while gazing at his picture convinced her the marriage would bring unhappiness and that Funk planned to return to Germany.

Washington Four Philadelphia Caroline Herman Frederick Funk Brewer Mia Herman Punk Germany

Abandons Ferry Service Amid Bond Buyout Rumors

Rumors of ferry service disruption proved true as the steamer Alexandria will quit after the last trip on Saturday July 27. The boat, formerly the Vermont, was bought from New York and will leave the Potomac. Alexandrians’ $10,000 5 percent gold bonds have been bought at a discount, signaling likely closure of the Washington and Alexandria Ferry Company. The withdrawal follows the Firth-Stirling firm’s refusal to renew a contract for stopping at the steel plant at Gresboro Point, and the trolley line plus trucks are seen as substitutes for freight and passenger needs.

Washington Fort Bureau King Street Alexandria Firth-Stirling Steel Gresboro Point Washington Ita Vermont New York Potomac Washington and Alexandria Ferry Company Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company Shell Firth-Stirling Company Glesboro Point Washington Navy Yard

Fuller Overtakes Mott In Global Pursuit Tale

Hongkong reports Hector Fuller has finally caught up with Jordan Lawrence Mott Jr. after a worldwide chase begun in New York. Fuller traveled on the Indiadeo while Mott, pursed by a former war correspondent, pursued a romance with an actress, Mrs Bowne, with $13,000 in cash and letters of credit.

Hongkong Hector Fuller J Lawrence Mott New York Hector Fullers Jordan Lawrence Mott, Jr Mott Iron Worka Mauretania Mott Gibraltar Indradeo China Mra Frances Hewitt Bowne Fishing Indradec Fullers Chase Fuller Shanghai Cairo Bowne Japan Mr Mott Thaylor Academy Braintree Mass

Seek Dunne in Mexico in perilous search for missing man

Mexico City July 19 Efforts by the American embassy consuls and consular agents to locate Patrick Dunne an electrical mechanic presumed in Mexico have failed Dunne believed to have gone to Pueblo searches were made from Washington telegraph messages show letters to his New Jersey mother hint he faces a death sentence and torture Juarez Mexico July 1 Mexican Northwestern Railroad officials deny a Do Dolores Pass fight report as rebels move toward Juarez troops will be withdrawn except for a cavalry regiment infantry artillery and cavalry battalions remain

Mexico City Mexico Patrick Dunne Dunne Pueblo Washington New Jersey Juarez Mexican Northwestern Railroad Dolores Pass el Paso Juares

Convicted Deserter Weds at Marine Barracks

Harry B. Cleighton a marine at Philadelphia navy yard who has been sentenced to eighteen months for desertion married Miss Helen G. Garrison at the marine barracks with a naval guard present. The bride, 17, had planned to wait until she was 25 but consent was granted after the desertion conviction. Cleighton will be sent to Portsmouth naval prison.

Portsmouth Philadelphia Harry B. Cleighton Philadelphia Navy Yard Marine Barracks Helen G. Garrison North Eixth Street Cleghton

British note on Panama Canal tolls not received

The British protest against the pending tolls bill did not reach the State Department yesterday. Secretary Knox left Washington after the cabinet meeting to spend the weekend, delaying public release until next Tuesday or Wednesday at the earliest. Officials only have the outline of Britain's position from Mrnes notes to guide analysis.

State Department Knox Washington Mrnnes

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