Raymond W Pallman Named Washington Police Chief
Raymond W Pullman, a newspaper correspondent, was appointed major and police superintendent to replace Sylvester on April 1. The retirement with a $100 monthly pension was approved, while Sylvester was practically exonerated of charges withdrawn by Representative Park. Pullman, 31, is a native of Virginia with long journalism and public service experience, and is praised for his qualifications and plans to advance police administration in Washington.
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Former Post Reporter Named Head of Capital Police
A former Washington Post reporter, now covering Capitol and White House news for the Detroit Times and serving as Washington correspondent of the Survey, is chosen to lead the capital police system. He notes not applying for the top job, aims to review the situation, and foresees major personnel changes and shifts from sinecures as reforms loom.
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Railway Credit Poor Vast Sums Idle in New York Bank
Chicago reports railroads face difficulty in securing capital as 41 Western lines seek higher freight rates. St Louis banker Wade testifies that $50 million idle money sits in Federal Reserve Bank of New York vaults and blames state commissions and legislation for the drought. Missouri Pacific President Bush says higher rates are needed to avoid layoffs and wage losses totaling about seven million dollars annually across nine St Louis industries.
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Policeman Is Suspended After Court Fracas
Police court incident in Alexandria leads to five day suspension for Policeman Samuel Reid after he clashed with John McCuen and Mary James over a larceny case at Forbes Brothers store. Mayor and Justice Caton impose fines and rebuke, with Reid apologizing. Also notes potential fire truck purchase for Relief Hook and Ladder Company and local civic notices including a funeral and Confederate veterans assignment.
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U. S. To Get English Wool Agreement Reached
The Textile Alliance announced an agreement with Britain allowing export of blackface and merino wool to the United States under the condition the wools and yarns are used in American manufacture only and not reexported. No bonds required. Leather exports from Australia restricted unless trade minister consents. Norway embargo on metal products reported. Charles E Riordon appointed notary public for the District of Columbia. fifth such appointment under five presidents.
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German Readers Club hosts literary evening at library
The newly formed German Readers Club will stage a diverse program of humorous lyric and dramatic readings at the Public Library next Wednesday at 3 PM. Ernst Gichner will present female poems titled Stimmungs Bilder reflecting life in many forms. The club lists teachers among members and names Arnold Werner Spanhoofd Paul Giels and Ernst Gitchner as the executive committee. Plans also outline Navy plans for the Atlantic fleet’s New York arrival around May 8 with a review and Narragansett Bay war games between May 8 and June 25. The fleet is currently maneuvering off Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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Russians Off Bosphorus Face Fortified Dardanelles
A Russian Black Sea fleet of six battleships and two cruisers is sighted off Burgas approaching the Bosphorus to reach Constantinople. Turkish and German plans to defend and possibly evacuate fortifications are reported amid broader war rumors and calls to spare holy sites.
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