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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1914

Page

21

Departmental notes of interest to Uncle Sam's employes

Arto R. Norfleet was promoted from clerk at 900 to 1200 per annum in the Attorney General's department. Arthur Hollinger was raised from clerk at 120 to 140 per annum. Milton W. Phillips moved from 1000 to 1200 per annum. Willam Currie appointed as clerk at 90 per annum.

Uncle Sam Army OF Arto R. Norfleet Arthur Hollinger Milton W. Phillips Willam Currie

American officials in Europe and Mexico voyage notes and bids

Ane McKenna returns to the iodex Barent Ha from Mexico City during critical days, sailing on the Olympic from New York with Nelson O'Shaughiessey and other American officers. London appointments shift as Green sails for Frama. Frama division head Short spends annual leave in Osage. Wilford and others consult at the department. various staff join baseball squads and orchestras, while M D Howell is pursued by managers for consular service combat.

Ane McKenna Qty Mexico Iodex Barent Ha Mexico City Nelson O'Shaughiessey

Treasury notes and personnel moves at revenue and staff offices

Treasury notes personnel changes across divisions including Miss Saran Butterfield appointment to internal revenue and a veteran’s transfer to the United Spanish War Veterans. Obituary for Mrs. Saran Doropster. Various lives on leave and temporary detachments. officers granted medical care and extended absences.

Navy announces promotions and personnel changes in navagation bureaus

The Navy lists promotions across multiple bureaus including navigation and ordnance with officials like Francesca Ventresca and Joseph L. Melvin moving to translator and veystar roles. Promotions detail raises for many clerks and assistants, plus a weathered note on a mobile tour by Melville Seay and plans for the annual ball game between married and single men of the Bureau of Navigation.

Burreau of Navigation Griffin GriMn New England League

Post Office Appointments And Transfers In Washington Story

Daniel C. Roper after Austin trip will return to Washington early this week. Austin McArdell and others resume duties. many names listed for promotions transfers and new appointments across immigration naturalization and dead letters divisions.

Daniel C. Roper Postmasters Austin Tex McCall S. C Washington

Capitol Yacht Club races amid squall on Aquia Creek

Commerce section notes a caper at Capitol Yacht Club races with Diana owned by Emmons Ellaworth winning an time allowance. A white squall disrupted boats, many with sails torn and cockpits flooded, as anglers and officials move divisions to new quarters on Nineteenth Street.

Ceneta Bureau Capitol Yacht, Club Aquia Creek Eugene Hartley Emmons Ellaworth Diana Stark M. Grogan Division of Statistics of Cities Neenemoosha Howaver

Labor changes and staff moves at the federal department

Robert Coleman head naturalization examiner in St Paul spent a week in Washington visiting colleagues. Nettleton a former naturalization bureau employee now in Salt Lake City was in Washington on his honeymoon with Emma Duke and Fanniey. Fiske of the children's bureau planned a trip to England and the continent returning to Washington around July 1. Julia Lathrop chief of the children's bureau will attend a meeting in Poughkeepsie N Y. George Wilts welcomed a graduating class from his Pennsylvania hometown. George Taylor, chief investigator in the bureau of labor statistics, died suddenly last Tuesday. he was Virginia born and noted for important labor studies. Classified service changes include James Fennelly as Ellis Island watchman at $720. Louis B W extension to $1000 in naturalization. Charles Tenwood transferred immigration inspector at Niagara Falls N Y at $1800. Miss Mary A E Murray special agent in children's bureau at $1300. Norman D Pomeroy probationary appointment. G B McMahon absent in Newark. Steuart abroad to census duties. Miss Margaret Beatty plans extended Canada trip. Clifton C Smith appointed skilled laborer in census. Esther Klein back from New York where she worked on Electrical Industries Investigation led by T C Muriin.

Nogales Ariz Ralph L. Conklin San Diego Cal Paul Armstrong Naturalization Bureau Henry Bloch Oterl Immigration Bureau Buffalo N. Y Harry J. Yardley Civil Service Commission EL Paso Tex James E. Franks Tuscon Woith J. Mungell Bureau of Labor Statistics George G. Nash Ernest G. Woodward Department Commission John S. Tomplin Treasury Department Laredo Abner M. Nice Ceiri Teau Denver Colo H Marvin V. Arnold Immigration Service Ellis Island Glen Tarieo Ells Island Harry B. Hannah Tuscon, Ariz Frank M. Stanley Robert Coleman St. Paul Emma Duke Misa Fanniey Fiske Children’s Bureau England Washington Julia Lathrop Children's Bureau Jeff Poughkeepsie N. Y Assar College Department James Fennelly Louis BW This City Charles Tenwood Gateway Mont Niagara Falls Mary A. E. Murray Norman D. Pomeroy Margaret Beatty Census Bureau Canada Clifton C. Smith Bureau of the Census War Department Cervil Serviea Edward Barnett Robert HB. Keggin Adjutant General’s Office Almer O. Lukkason Wayne W. Bradley Arthur PF. Kohl Andrew F Halvor Paulsen Bureau of Insular Affairs Lewis W. Cali Herbert L. Buell Sarsfield A. McCarthy Frank D. Fletcher Gerald J. Keenan Maynard P. Twitthell Messenger Thomas H. Rollings Jamay W. Lee Raymond J. Burnett Secretary of War James F. Crawford Adjutant General's Office Morton Paterson Eugene Leger Howard J. Littlejohn Ernest §. Strait Kate H. Greene Kenneth Camp John W. Schifferl Quartermaster Corps Howard A. Sherman Felix Frankfurter Ofice Otto Haube Lane Patent Office Edwin R. Cole Michigan Clarence A. Jones New York Arthur R. Williams Mississippi Charles C. Beyer Edwin D. Burchard District of Columbia Indian of Mines George N. Libby California San Francisco Frederick Lomas Texas Vermon C. Yates Virginia Geological Survey Roy B. Kilgore Clinton L. Wolcott Nebraska Examiner Scott H. Lilly Iowa Victor Cobb Massachusetts Annie V. Dykes Edwin F. Fogerty Robert O. Clifford Missour Bureau of Mines Dwizlt A. Grant Pennsylvania Departmenta Garvin C. Bain Bureau of Census Charles E. B. Holland North Carolina Wilson Chrisman Tennessee Messenger Boy SA Government Printing Office Bar J. Osterhout Bureau of Chemistry

Agricultural and postal moves in government bureaus

William H. Fox of Missouri is appointed clerk in the bureau of animal industry while R. C. Eckman reports back from Fresno. Numerous transfers and promotions sweep the Agriculture and War departments with staff reallocations across animal industry soils markets navigation and insular affairs in Washington and beyond.

William H. Fox Missouri Bureau of Animeal Industry RE. C. Eckman The Bureau of Soils Fresno,al Joseph P. Schaaf Rochester Bureau of Animal Industry

Indian survey chief to direct fieldwork in western reservations

A. F. Dunnington, topographer, was assigned to headfield surveys on Indian reservations across New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, and Washington with headquarters in Denver. The report lists numerous bureau of mines and Indian bureau staff movements, retirements, promotions, and transfers, including lectures, social events, and personnel changes.

A. F. Dunnington General Land Shair Tctt Denver New Mexico Colorado Wyoming Montana Utah Washington

Government Printing Office Notes and Staffing Moves

Government Printing Office notes list convalescence of Rennes H Julian from the Iinotype section and progress of F C Roberts after multiple operations. The report covers staff changes including appointments transfers and separations, with detailed shifts across monotype, hand, and proof sections, plus promotions and wage adjustments.

District Building Notes Show Local Public Works Staff Moves

District public utilities and building inspection staff records note appointments, vacations, and duties. James L Martin becomes a utility commission clerk after serving as first lieutenant in the high school cadets. John A Anderson of Chicago takes an assistant position to chief accountant Andrew Sangster. Several staff members announce vacations or study plans, including John Ritchie Jr on a two week fishing trip and Davis Hart in Georgetown University’s senior law class.

James L. Martin Business Public Utilities Commission Martin John A. Anderson Chicago Andrew Sangster Office of Public Utilities John Ritchie, Jr West Virginia Davia Hart Georgtown University

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