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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1907

Page

9

Militia encampment prep and drill at Congress Heights

Washington guards prepare for a two week encampment at Bolivar Heights West Virginia. William Duvall oversees Washington end logistics, tents and equipment readied for hundreds of troops. Camp setup, signaling devices and heliographs to be tested. officers arrange site, uniforms, and transport to Harpers Ferry.

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City Urges Fare Hike For Public Hacks

Supt. of Police Sylvester told Commissioner West that hack rates in the district should rise to offset higher food costs. A petition from the one horse public vehicle owners on May 23 urged changes to a schedule: day rates, night rates, and hourly charges for one or two passengers and larger parties, with specific increments for additional passengers and partial hours.

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District Bar Precedent Set On Time For Bar Papers

The district bar examiners finished judging 125 candidates for admission to the District Supreme Court bar. The secretary Ralph Given will compile the report for Chief Justice Clabaugh, with final results due at 10 Tuesday morning. Examinations were June 21-22 at Georgetown Law School. results promised to be swiftly released.

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Guatemala Agrees to Pay Losses for Depreciated Currency

A U S government and Guatemalan authorities plan to settle the claim of an American contractor who was paid with depreciated Guatemalan currency for railroad work. President Cabrera reportedly agreed to a compromise of about 2000 dollars, through US and Guatemalan channels. Also notes Fourth of July arrangements by city commissioners and NY street cleaning contract inquiries.

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New Jobs in Printery Promoted by Public Printer

Government Printing Office announces promotions to deputy public printer and chief clerk with salaries of 3800 and 2700 respectively. Captain H T Brian rises from foreman of printing to chief clerk amid long tenure, while changes extend to inspector and purchasing agent roles.

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Congressional Record Clerk Gets Raise And Watch Force Cut

John A Barr and Andy Smith noted for years of service in Congressional work receive pay increase from 2000 to 2500 dollars yearly. Congress also cuts lieutenants of the watch from five to two at the Government Printing Office effective July 1, aligning its care with other executive departments.

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