Diploma Factory Bill Aims to Create US University Commission
A plan to standardize higher education proposes a ten member United States university commission under the Interior Department with a president appointee and salaries. The draft calls for economic, efficient education and seeks donor-supported United States and research scholarships, with power to approve postgraduate degrees and suspend degrees that fail to meet standards. The measure envisions a possible District University of the United States and outlines funding for investigation and oversight of schools both in and outside the District, pending Board of Trade approval before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Interior Department
United States
United States University Commission
Board of Trade
Bae Pploma
University Commission
Commissioner of Education
Commission
Department of Interior
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Alaska
Porto Rico
Philippines
Learing
Corporation Counsel
Board of Education
Henry P. Blair
Postal notice about delivery and paper start
Addressee questions delivery method by carrier or mail. The Post credits the carrier. Totes to school and paper to be started.
Police News Notes From City Streets
Robert Canter, 22, tinner of 700 E street southeast, fell from a roof at 1901 Third street northwest and died instantly. Michael Kelly, 33, of 316 Third street northwest, leading a wagon at Tenth street wharf southwest, was struck on the head by a falling plank and ousted to the Emergency Hospital. Ernest Smoot, 13, of 2521 Connecticut avenue northwest, was thrown from a bicycle on the Calvert street bridge while trying to catch a street car and bruised. A fire of unknown origin caused 50 dollars damage at Henrietta Franklin’s home, 1266 Tenth street northwest. The coroner’s jury absolved Home Ice Company after an ammonia tank explosion on February 18 at Twelfth and V, finding the accident unavoidable and the ice company exonerated. Lloyd Regan, 30, of 818 Eighth street southwest, on Eighth street southeast near G and I, was bitten on the hands while trying to stop a dog fight and went to the Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Canter
E Street
Third Street
Michael Kelly
Tenth Street
Ernest & Smoot
Connecticut Avenue
Calvert Street Bridge
Henrietta Franklin
Home Ice Company
Twelfth
V Streets
Brooks King
EK Street
Ice Company
Es Lloyd Regan
Eighth Street
Washington Real Estate Investment Appeal
The notice promotes Washington real estate as the best use of idle funds for investment or a home. It urges readers to explore The Washington Post real estate pages daily and Sundays for profitable, accessible opportunities and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Real Estate
Washington Post
Licensed to Marry Widely in Baltimore and Beyond
A list of license marriages shows Albert V. Crouse and Emme B. Blake both of Baltimore Md with Rev H A Blake. Malcolm M. Grieve and Catherine Carroll with Rev A E Barrows. George Marks and Margaret Catlaugh with Rev L M Chambers. Leigh J Maisei and Frances A Casey of Baltimore and Hyattaville with Rev Rex WT Rerooks. Robert Howles of Lincoln Mass and Helen Burnesa of Washington DC with Rev J B Montgomery. George W Hunter Jr and Edna J Amerson of Richmond with Rev H F Lutz. William Emerson and Flora M Edwards with Rev George. The fragment ends mid-sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert V. Crouse
Emme B. Blake
Baltimore
H. A. Blake
Malcolm M. Grieve
Catherine Carroll
A. E. Barrows
George Marks
Margaret Catlaugh
L. M. Chambers
Leigh J. Maisei
Frances A. Casey
Hyattaville
Rex WT Rerooks
Robert Howles
Lincoln
Mass
Helen Burnesa
Washington
D. C
Montgomery
George W. Hunter, Jr
Edna J. Amerson
Richmond
H. F. Lutz
William Emerson
Flora M. Edwards
George
City Bulletins Prices and Local Store Notices
Sensational price drops announced for flour and various groceries with multiple package sizes and items listed. Also advertisements for Best Lunch in the City cafe, Heustein’s on New York avenue, Shaffer’s Violets, and heating stoves from Miller Off Heating Stove and J A Muddiman & Co. at 12th and G. Many local stores and addresses cited including 926 Pa. ave. and 1008 Pa. av.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa. Ave
J. T. D. Pyles
Idea Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cafe
Heustein’s
New York Avenue
Shaffer
J . A. Muddiman & Co
Washington area clubs map plans for halls and events
Col R N Harper to speak on a convention hall and armory project at a joint Washington Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade and Retail Merchants Association meeting. Other items note religious talks, the Alliance Francaise lecture by Baronne de Honnecare de Marivetz, and a March merchant tailors exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
R. N. Harper
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Retail Merchants’ Association
C. J. Gockeler
Alliance Francaise
Cosmos Club
Baronne de Honnecare de Marivetz
Albert le Roi Des Belges Et
Merchant Tailors of
Washington
Chicago
Merchant Tallorn
Gj Street
Northwest
FE. H. Snyder
T. J. Vandoren
T. Geraci
A. Bobys
George E. Hebbard
Merchant Tailors
Merchant Tailors’ Association of Washington
Gatreet Northwest
T. J. van Doren
F Geraci
R. P. Andrews
Washington Alumni Association
Dickinson College
University Club
J. Henry Morgan
Dickinson
George Edward Reed
Pensions for Mothers Debate at Child Welfare Meet
Dr. A J McKelway urged pensions for mothers alongside soldiers' pensions at a conference on child welfare held by Associated Charities of the District. Dr. Willard Small challenged anti child labor laws, arguing health harms in schools equal or exceed those in factories and that training should occur within industries rather than compulsory schooling. Rev. Jay T. Stocking presided.
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A. J McKelway
Southern States’ National Child Labor Committee
Rauscher’s
Associated Charities of
McKelway
Willard 3
Small
Jay T. Stocking
Births Reported for Numerous Couples Across Town
A list of births includes James and Elizabeth Clark a boy. Charnes EH and Lillian Gatton a boy. Abram and Annie For a boy. Alien T and Francis C Doggett a boy. Elmworth and Lucy McIntosh a boy. John and Elizabeth McCarron a girl. Richard M and George Mullett a boy. William R B and Gertrude Lewis a girl. Kun and Katina Joseph a girl. Herbert E and Grace Johnson a boy. Vasillos and Diamande Dagnes a girl. Thomas T and Lorretta Hall a boy. Gardell and Lena Harding a boy. Francis J and Ewella Hollberg a girl. Willie and Jessie Gorham a boy. Raymond and Nettie Butler a girl. Jessie and Effie Beverly a boy. Howard M and Eva Thomas a boy. Charles A and Anna Stevenson a boy. Howard Willa Pickett a girl.
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James
Elizabeth Clark
John V
Karem
Murray
Box
Charnes EH
Lillian Gatton
Abram
Annie For
Alien T
Francis C. Doggett
George W., Jr
Marian
Cloug
Aisrence M
Anna J. Powell
Irvin S
Margaret M. Porter
Demetrios
Vanila Panopulos
Tania Brand Pearl Mileva
Elmworth L
Lucy C. McIntosh
John
Elizabeth R. McCarron
Richard M
George Mullett
William RB
Gertrude P. Lewis
Kun
Katina Joseph
Herbert E
Grace Johnson
Vasillos
Diamande Dagnes
Thomas T
Lorretta A. Hall
Gardell
Lena A. Harding
Francis J
Ewella
Hollberg
Willie
Jessie Gorham
Raymond
Nettie Butler
Jessie
Effie Beverly
Howard M
Eva Thomas
Charles A
Anna DB. Stevenson
Howard Willa Pickett
Deaths Reported In District Hospitals And Homes
A list of recent deaths includes Catherine Martin 34, 1241 Md ave ne. Spicer 61, Soldiers' Home Hospital. Miskell 53, 816 KH at aw. Harris 53, 1212 H st aw. Brooks King 60, Emergency Hospital. Greenleea 45, 711 Monroe st Brookland. Bradt 54, Garfield Hospital. Neely 35, George Washington Hospital. Jungbauer 62, 1220 Wisconsin ave. Karr 57, Sibley Hospital. Phoebe McKeever 16, 1822 Fla ave a. Ellen Gay 71, 1510 Uat nw. Curil Bussey 81, 1204 N st nw. Cornelive White 61, 430 RT ave nw. Meeks 53, Soldiers' Home Home. Frederick Washington 89, 1004 4th st. Atoratus 1, Greenfield 7 months 21216 Walter pl. Harriet Gant 88, 2458 Sth st nw. Rachel White 84, 1041 ist at ow. Dorothy Quigley 10 months, 641 Volta. Bell 8 months, Freedmen's Hospital. Htenrtetta Washington 26, 2020 Lat Outta Rodges. George Johnson 67, 233 Q at aw. Margaret Vick 13, Washington Asylum Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Martin
MD. Ave
Ae Spicer
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Thomas J. Miskell
Lelia A. Harris
H St
Brooks King
Mary K. Greenleea
Monroe St
Brookland
Edith V. Bradt
Garfield Hospital
Mary TP. Neely
George Washington Hospital
Joseph Jungbauer
Wisconsin Ave
Sophia S. Karr
Sibley Hospital
Phoebe McKeever
Fla. Ave
Ellen M. Gay
Uat
Curil Bussey
N St. Nw
Cornelive White
R.T. Ave
Joseph Meeks
Soldiers
Washington
Outta Rodges
Rock Creek Church
George Johnson
Margaret A. Vick
Wattington
Asylum Hospital
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Oxford
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
the Post
Serimary
Marl Oma
Daihy
Jardin DE Danse
N. W
Velophome
Atiom
Va. MO
D. J. O’connell
Burchell
Java
N. W. Burchell
Macainery
National Electrical Supply Co
Noyce
Washington Horse & Mule Exchange
11Th St. N. W
Farma of Virginia
Mountains
West Virginia
Montgomery County
Kraft
Krafft
Isaac H. Whith
H. N. D. Parker
Thorp
Berkeley Rye
F Street
Relee
Sis
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
11Th ST
Police
City Bulletins
Yetone Daily
Virginia
EW. Bart & C
Strasburger’s
City News
Charles Eliott Vrooman
Solicitor's Office
Treasury Department
M. Co. A
Vroomen
Pocahontas Memorial Associaion
Bellevue
India
Health Department
Leland O. Howard
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Biological Club
Georgetown College
Gaston Hall
Georgetown University
Thomas Jefferson
Imatrict
Julia A. Thompson
S Street Northwest
Tax Reform Association
A. J. McKelway
W. D. Mackenzie
Association of Master Mates and Pilots of the
A. H. Pruett
Brooklyn
N. Y
Committee On
New
Ebbitt
The
Plaza Commission
Union Station Plaza
First
D Streets
Barry Bulkley
W. D. Davidge
Columbia
Woodmen of the World
Johnson
Pythian Temple
Ralph E. Johnson
Neb
William McCaffrey
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
H. H. Wizard
Woodmen
Lhis
W. I. Cole
General Land Office
Edwin H. Minor
Minor
Ahavas Zion and
Poale Zion Societies
Palestine
Cleveland Park
U. S
Varsity
Glen Urquhart
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers
Men’s Store
10Th Street
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