Dairyman Attacks Tuberculin Test and Cattle Policy
In a letter to The Post Dr H L E Johnson denounces the dairy state of cows tested for tuberculosis. He contends government inspection has harmed farmers, claims tuberculin tests are unreliable, and argues many cows declared diseased could be healthful. He questions the link between bovine and human tuberculosis and urges reconsideration of culling policies.
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H L. B Johnson
Koch
Department
Congress
Ieanel
Isleak
Harrison
Ontario Agricultural College
Maryland
Virgina
Johnson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Cibridge Gerry
Contempt for Tuberculin Tests Losses in Beef Trade
A dentist or physician writer argues against cattle tuberculin testing, claiming it causes waste and consumer harm. He cites 1908 losses from federal meat inspectors, asserts vast costs to dairymen and butchers, and questions inspector honesty, urging limits on testing and shifts toward safer, economical methods.
Arlington Fire Insurance elects new officers at board meeting
At a board meeting of Arlington Fire Insurance the officers chosen were James M Johnson president Herbert Aginsee president and McC Jeunes secretary and William M Beall assistant secretary. S Thomas Brown, former president of Arlington Fire Insurance, announced his resignation due to continued illness.
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Arlington Fire Insurance
James M Johnson
Herbert Agin
McC Jeunes
William M. Beall
Thomas Brown
Ablington Fire Insurance Company
Monopoly Bill Approved by District Officials
District commissioners say a new bill to curb monopolies, introduced by Representative Coudrey, has been approved and forwarded to the House District Committee. They believe Sherman anti trust law already covers the ground but welcome the additional legislation.
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Columbia
House of Representatives
Coudrey
House
Snow Stops Tiny Auto Contest Draws Eager Entrants
The Post reports a weather cancellation hindered trips but voting continued while new entrant Walter Dudley of Takoma Park joined the Ball of Race for Autos contest. Entries for special prizes must be in by 6 PM tomorrow. ten little autos remain up for grabs with two boys and two girls winning prizes and choosing their rewards.
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Brown Lo Ser
Walter Dudley
Takoma Park
Weaver Seeks Freedom From Insane Asylum
Wealthy Georgetown man Joseph T Weaver told a Criminal Court jury yesterday that he has fully recovered from a spree years ago and is fit for release from the Government Hospital for the Insane. He argues he can manage his large real estate holdings. The hearing spanned the day and will go to the jury today.
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Georgetown
Joseph T Weaver
Criminal Court
No 1
Government Hospital
Weaver
Weavers
John Gittings
Michael T Mangan
Michael W Sullivan
Ely G
Jesliffe
Mre Bradley
Bonine
Lesbman
Bibeas Corpua
Tr WA Witte
Matkall
Vathastel Wison
Brothers of Weaver
Reginald Huldekoper
de White
Custody Battle Over Infant Daughter in Habeas Corpus Case
Chartes petitions the District Supreme Court for a writ to recover his month old daughter Valentine from his mother in law and sister in law. He alleges concealment and denial of access on her Washington birthday and claims relatives intend to raise the child in a religion other than his. He accuses them of withholding the child since February and seeks immediate visitation and custody.
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Chartes
Valentine Yesterdas
District Supreme Court
Mra Saran Goldsmith
G Rutlock
Axlentine
Golden &C
Capers
Washingtons
Jirthilay Taal
Woma
Hts
Valentine Aso
Mamoa
Bankrupt Adjudged in Supreme Court Adjudges Griffin Halstead
Justice Anderson presides as Griffin Halstead, late Murat Halstead, once a Colorado broker, is declared bankrupt. Creditors petition led to referral to Referee H M Calmont to set examination date and compel Halstead’s appearance. attorney Ro Lealden Donaldson represents creditors.
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Guffin Halstead
Supreme Court
Justice Anderson
Griffin Halstead
Murat Halstead
Colorado
Halstead
Anderson
Frozen Fish Tax Ruling Sparks Boston Protests
Second Assistant Secretary J A F Curtis ruled that frozen fish are taxed at three fourths of a cent per pound, one quarter cent for fresh fish, prompting strong objections from Boston fish merchants and New England fishermen returning with winter catches. The decision hinges on tariff rules for imported frozen seafood. Curtis, Harvard graduate and tart enthusiast, assumed duties after Jimmy Reynolds left the post.
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Preaman Curtis
The
Treasury
Jimmy Reynolds
Tarot Board
J AF Curts
Fish Commission Merchant of
Boston
Jim of Lines
Willey & Ca
Department
New England
Commission
Curtis
Harvard
Belasco Theater Dark Again Over Star Illness This Week
Belasco Theater remained dark last night as the Lulu Glaser company postponed Just One of the Boys due to the star Rheumatism in her room. Management hopes Miss Glaver can perform tonight and at both shows on Saturday amid ongoing work to accommodate the understudy. The National Guard inspection at Center Market Armory led by Maj Samson U Faison of the 24th United States Infantry continued through Friday March 18 with Companies EF G H inspected and further drill planned for the remaining units. You can enjoy a ride through the city park in a taxicab offering cheap rates for parties by calling N 127.
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Koch
Johnson
Fabes Wien
Hagerstown
Thehanan
Lusky Savage
Dong
Mebdc
Goldsborough
Lulu Glaser
Belasco Theater
Miss Glaver
National Guard
First Infantry District National Guard
Center Market
Samson U Faison
United States Infantry
War Department
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Dr. Lyon
Framklin Laundry
13Th St. N. Ww
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Pearcowlan
Gates & Rich Cash Furniture
Mouss
7Th St
House & Herrmann
Holmes
Lacey & CO
Henry Evans, Inc
Dairyman
Dr. H. L. E. Johnson
Theobald Smith
Germany
Ben
Pag Koch
New Willar
Kot
Great
Damgh Authority
Nacap
Paria
Linbeso
Omesa Oil
United States
Thia
Wilson
D Melvin
Bureau of Anifmal Industry
Batteira
Department of Agriculture
Insurance Company
Arlington Fire Corporation
Browniekar
Charles M Valentine
City
Bullelens
Arnold x
Ogdensburg
Schneiders
Navy Yard
Tachange
Board of Examiters In Veterinary Medicine
District of Columbia
D & Buckingham
John Lockwood
Land
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Eli Snyder & Co Tallors
Altamont
Corporation Counsels Office
Hale Mattresses
Toys Goulds
Muddimen & Co
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Caverlys Plumblag
Gow
Philadelphia
Palais Royal
Belles of
Washington
Quaker City
Nets
Hade Wil
New
YK Wea
Oma
A. Lisner
the Treasury
TTCO
Washington Brewery Co
4Th and
F Sts
N. E. Pons Lincoln
International Banking Corporation
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Paine
Horn
Rice
Friedlander Bros
Prvvilege
Turniture Pets Lpholetery Goldstansburgh Furniture Co
Ninth St
Sanitary Grocery Co. Pte Vna
White Mountain
Barber & Ross
Ith & G
Abbadeen
Old Silver
Sheffield
Toboldt
Tharp
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Denvery
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