Trains His Men Well Selected For His Record
Supt Sylvester promotes Sergt James L. Giles to command Sub Station Tn Tennallytown Road to oversee Chevy Chase and Cleveland Park. Giles, longtime rider with deep precinct knowledge, becomes Washington’s only active lieutenant in day and night watch at Sub T, reflecting a major reorganization to boost patrols across a broad, historic district.
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Tn Tennadytown Road
Chevy Chase
Cleveland Park
Sylvester
Tennallytown
Sergt Jamea Ll. Gites
Mary
Washington
Giles
Uti
Festa Washington
Tyler Case Review Leaves Miss Tyler Post Mistress Questioned
The article traces Miss Mattia Tyler Granddasater as Freelandant Tyler and the President’s plan to meet Tyler in Washington over her postmaster role in Courda Su. It notes possible reappointment by executive order and references officials Roper and Williams while Roosevelt weighs permanence due to lineage concerns.
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Pane S
Mattia Tyler Grandda Sater
Fregldant Tyler
Courda
Su Ware
Deak Wasterday
Tila
Lresidet
Misa Cyler
Washington
Courtland Praterep
Treshire Matsom
Miss Piler
Roper
Bo Willams
Argentina Plans Big Exhibit Supervised by Architect
Julio sentlloga, Argentine architect, will supervise construction of an exhibit in Panama. Officials in Rome and an Argentine minister discussed the project as a national display of education, agriculture, industry, mining, and forestry. Construction is expected to take about two weeks.
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Julio Sentlloga
Romula
Ararntine Monister
Nate Som
Rocciitlosa
Anwel Tovtirde
Anwel Tovtirde Prasifent
Commission
Ourringing
Tr Orshibir
Local court dismisses youth trafficking case after judge cites 규칙
A judge dismissed the case against a youth in a street trafficking matter. The court noted regulatory rules and traffic law guidelines, with prosecutors arguing for enforcement. Coral Piste and Kellner referenced relatives connected to the case while authorities considered staged intents and penalties.
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Alan
Kellner
Waltham Board Criticized Over Washington School Trip Edits
Washington visits by high school seniors drew fire from local officials and business leaders who called a recent newspaper editorial libelous. William F. Gude, president of the Chamber of Commerce, defended the trips and praised their educational value while urging proper chaperonage and supervision to prevent overcrowding in the capital. Ernest I. Thurston, superintendent of schools, echoed the need for responsible direction and warned against harsh criticism.
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Washington
Waltham Mass Board of Education
Waster
National Capital
Gude
Waltham Board of Education
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Thurston
Ernest I. Thurston
Second Drury Will Filed For Probate In Chicago
The will of John H Drury dated April 4 1913 filed by attorney George Halvert Jr names him as trustee and executor The document directs a 5000 donation to Catholic University and distributes 1600 to nieces Louise Nicodemus Larry Gulich Adelaide Sheahan 700 to nephews Samuel William George and Joseph Sheahan 3300 to nieces Josephine Casilead and Rose M Scheffer with the residue of the estate to Catholic University
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Catholic University
John H Drury
George Halvert Jr
Louise Nicodemus
Larry Gulich
Adelaide Sheahan
Chicago
Samuel
William
George
Joseph Sheahan
Josephine Casilead
Rose M Scheffer
Yuan company faces protest over debt settlement circulars
Corporation Counsel Conrad Lowme directed assistants to bring the companys into court. He said the company would not be allowed to benefit from the compromise with other violators. The late Friday agreement will be submitted for these companies accused of violating the law.
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Plhers Corporation
Conrad HW Lowme
Syme
Marshall Dates Restored After Secretary Returns
Vice President Marshall admitted yesterday for the first time in a week after his secretary Mark Thistlewaite came back from his wedding journey The VP asked Where is my datebook Mrs Thistlewaite found the missing volume and he regained peace Friends of the couple have been providing the missing engagements since news of the lost track spread
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Marshall
Mark Thistlewaite
Thistlewaite
Indians Use Timber and Grazing Lands to Aid Red Men
The annual Indian Affairs report for 1913 by Commissioner Cato Sells highlights dire health and housing in 300000 Indians managed by the bureau. It notes TB affecting about 25,000 and hospital beds under 300, with 8000 families without homes in mud lodges tepees and shacks. It also outlines $80 million in timber ownership and a plan to use some timber to improve conditions and develop grazing land for livestock on vast Indian lands as large as New England and New York combined.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Cato Sells
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
United States
Sells
Commissioner Sells
Indian Office
New England
New York
Orphans Visit Theater and Mall Ride in Washington
Children from the Washington Orphan Asylum were guests of the American Theater yesterday afternoon. The event, organized and personally conducted by Rev Albert Himmerman, included a theater performance and a bus ride for about 66 younger children along the Mall and around the White House grounds, with buses provided by Merchants Transfer Company.
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Washington Asylum
Washington Orphan Asylum
American Theater
Albert Himmerman
White House
Merchants Transfer Company
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J. L. Ges
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Polle
Metropolitan Pole Department
Daly
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Argentina
Legation
Toody
Ferrer
Pere
James L. Gules
Waltham
W. F. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Angers
Sheraton
China
White
Rocker
Reni
House & Herrmann
Imore
Baltimore
Schloss Bros. & Co
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