Teachers Open Meet President Tells of Abuses at Commercial Schools
Delegates from nearly every state east of the Mississippi converge on Buckess High School for the thirteenth annual Eastern Commercial Teachers Association convention. President Norman opened the session, challenging broad, indiscriminate admission and unfit pupil fees, urging commercial schools to support public schools.
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Buakess High School
Washington Chamber of Commerce
A T Stuart
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Ling Business
Cnllegts
Colyer Merriweuher
Ois
Ilim Bone
Baltimore
Han Tayle
Rew
McMillin
Phuadelphi Wat
Rapid Daratun
Roff Wright
Greenalle
Biltmore
Tor
Naval Doctors Graduate Commencement Secrets Revealed
Naval doctors graduate as cadets unveil secrets of the Navy in a ceremony led by Prof. Ivan Quabud. The event, held at an unnamed U.S. facility, announced new cadets and offers insights into training, discipline, and future assignments. Names mentioned include Bradley, James, Joseph, and Matty Fenny among others in a lengthy roster.
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Secrec Ys
Navy
Toibutmes
Nut Media
Ivan Quabud
United States
Cbs
Bradley
Andrew Ble Dadsen
Mallinson
Joseph J Ba Yinte
Mattie Fenny
James
Danan Cameron Weslo Marsa
Eldred G Davis Buried in Masonic Craft Service
An obituary note reports the burial of Eldred G Davis at the Phil Cecnetery with grand lodge Masons and Knights Templar members officiating. The ceremony at the Ostieat wer featured grand officers and was attended by Masons and affiliated orders.
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Colle
Electric Sign For Mission Shines In City Plan
A campaign proposes a large electric sign on the mission building reading Jesus the Light of the World. Letters will stand 12 to 16 feet high and the sign will illuminate steadily. The project aims to raise about 3700 in funds from Sunday schools and local churches to cover maintenance costs.
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Jesus
Mark Lansburgh Lectures on University of Pennsylvania life
Mark Lansburgh spoke to McKinley Manual Training School students about life at the University of Pennsylvania. He described university life, famous athletes and the training system, warning new students against common errors. Prof J W Adams assisted.
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University of Pennsylvania
Mark Lansburgh
James Lansburgh
McKintey Manual Training School
University of Pennsyvania
Lansburgh
Hfe
J Wo Adams
Department of Physics
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Bridge Across Piney Branch Nears Opening Date
The Piney Branch bridge at Sixteenth Street Extended, built for about 140000, will open to traffic around April 10. It spans 625 feet, 26 feet wide with pedestrian walks, and is designed to allow future trolley lines and underground electric wiring with ornamental balustrades and bronze deer finials.
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Woof Douglas
Piney Branch
Sixteenth Street
Long Lac
Engineer Department
Solent
Jy Edharster Proctor
New Lord Tinineet
Douglas
Cig Bridge
Grrar
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Anacostia
Indictments Reported in City Court Proceeding
A roundup lists multiple indictments in the police court. George T D accused of theft from a savings trust. others named include Wilam Cleve, WH Brown, Nathan Gan, Willa Hart, Robert Stern for offenses such as false pretenses, housebreaking, and robbery. The piece notes several musical entertainments visited by defendants and a total figure of about $90 in misdeeds.
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Tate
George T D
Aanastre Hs
Troma
Dutrow
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Iis
Tardwich
Thomas Ginls
Ditowich
Bali
Wilam Cleve
Nathan Ganlan
Willa Hart
Robert Stern
Wiliam Taner
Verdict Granted in Cason Refusing Appeal
A verdict for 1660 was returned in Cason in the Mentgomers county current court. The incident involved an assault with a knife during a combat that included claims of hanging, striking, and multiple wounds. The case will be reviewed by the Wriiand court of appeals as listed attorneys represented both sides.
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Tiner
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Henderson
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Cason
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Reed
Court of
Taft Dinner Committees Form for Washington Event
The Washington Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade announce joint committees to organize a Taft dinner on Saturday evening May Lie. Subcommittees cover menu and souvenirs with members Ralph W Lee Walter A Brown BH Graham A C Moses Henry West and others. The reception committee chaired by Theodore WW oNoyes includes directors from both bodies.
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Gub
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Taft
Joint Committee
Ralph W Lee Walter A Brown
Graham
C Moses
Henry
West Music
Lisner
Edward B Dreap
Golden Donaldson
William E Shannon
Aldis
Brown John Joy Edson
Oyster George A White
John M Wilson
Theodore WW oNoyes
Mercuries Fail Chief Erstwhile Leader in Union Strike
Breeches Chandler, former head of the Terminal Messenger Boys Union, leads a waning strike as two boys stay on payroll. The walkout fractures the group with most members quitting. he vows vengeance while recounting woes to The Post. Enmity and youth wage labor dispute drive the collapse of the once united couriers.
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Fanthle
Job
Chandler
Terminal Messenger Boys
Post
Ign
Heulmanis
Assistor position discussed in city notes and names listed
A notice outlines the selection process for a local assessor post with mentions of Rudolphs and Bergamin Adams as potential candidates. It notes required familiarity with wet estate values and general property holdings, and lists several officials and deputies as part of the discussion.
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McLean
Real Natale
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Not Favor Police Bill Says City Commissioners
A fragmentary report notes opposition by city commissioners to a proposed police bill. They warn the measure would end the salary allowances for annual leave and sick pay, and could limit compensation for street car services. The group asserts the bill would harm police and related municipal programs.
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Bagel Agaist Dhe Sirett Car Companies
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Yaneemen
Annual Republican Banquet Dinners in City Halls Planned
City bulletin notes the Misgoun Republicans host their first annual dinner at the Rings Howse Wolf of Bown with speakers including Regre eataises Bartho and Dr C P Grandfies Dostmasny of Washington Jaseph Stewart Second Assistant Postmaster General B Snyder and W Pettow of Missouri. Varisons Orchestra to perform as banquet proceeds aim to unite supporters and discuss local issues.
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Varisons Orchestra
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