Washington training school for teachers faces salary crisis
Washington may lose skilled men teachers as Harry English warns salaries in the capital lag behind New York. He cites six Washington hires lured away by higher pay, notes only two new teachers joined in two years, and says Washington is a training ground for others. The Board of Education may act this week on football reforms and delivery of salary payments via new methods to speed distribution.
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Washington
Board of Education
Harry English
New York City
English
New York
Tunglish
Oresgard
Mitrtin Yo Cox
Board of
Educaton
Distr
Geere H
Straw Ride and Barn Dance Bring Ceareeats Club To Farm
Twenty five young couples from Ceareeats Social Club join a straw ride and barn dance at sth farm, traveling by four horse drawn wagon and dancing past midnight. Guests include Mildred Em rt Ade Knight, Pauline Crouch, Elsie Ian Bertha Riddle and many others, with Mrs May A mean acting as chaperon.
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Ceareeats Social Club
Sth
Congress
Suuons
Mildred Emrt Ade Knight
Pauline Crouch
Elsie Ian Bertha Riddle
Hegste Beail
Stas Ramel Agnes Slattery
Nellie A. Ot Mar Bath
Bestie Birch
Marlon Mbos
Uselsa ‘Frather
Eva Krey
Mary Macleuren
May McClearean
Marion Mwelson Willams
Slarry A. Swagart
David WO ‘Tompkins
Anthony Terworase
Fthatiie
WH. Geberhart
William Flarumett
Elmer Dyer
la Four
Kaiie
Rey McConnell
William FF
Iles Doe Leopphard
Stewart Galler
Tebex
Edward Fyler
Ro Brennen
Midoare Plund
Wiliam Freeh
Jimmie Sut
Chariie Bailey
May A
James TE Queen Sentenced Life For Murder
James TE Queen, a Black hack driver, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in Criminal Court No. yesterday and received life imprisonment from Justice Wright. He had earlier been tied to a first degree murder finding in the case. The judge called him a dangerous man and ordered confinement for the rest of his life after stating the community is well rid of him. The plea relates to the throat-cutting of Nora Palmer on June 20 in Tetrare court northeast.
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James TE Queen
Ufe
Justice Wright
Ainement
Guenn
Nora Palmer
Tetrare Court
Milkmen Seek Congressional Relief on Cattle Testing
Virginia and Maryland dairy producers push Congress to fund part of compensation for cows condemned under tuberculin testing, arguing state legislatures oppose dairy welfare as benefits apply only in the District. Arlington's H P Carter leads the drive, meeting with C C Carlin and T Martin to press relief bills for producers, while Commissioner Johnston plans to sign the tuberculin order following a health officer conference.
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Congress
Virginia
Maryland
District Health Department
District of Columbia
H. P. Carter
Arlington
Carter
J. Louis Willige
Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Carlin
Thomas Martin
Martin
Mr. Carlin
Johnston
Woodward
Elder Works in New York
Abraham B. T. Elder, president of the National Biographical Society, arrested in Newark for a book scheme fraud attempt, released after returning part of the money. He went to New York City and resumed canvassing subscriptions for "Lives of the Presidents," earning 250 to 1000 dollars per copy. society employees are unsure when he will return.
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Abraham B. T. Elder
Washington
National Biographical Society
Newark
N. J
Minerva van Horn
Miss van Horn
Fr. EB. Dean
Society
Elder
New York City
Playground Funds Sought to Keep City Open Saturdays
The Washington Playground Association votes to keep municipal playgrounds open on Saturdays during winter and weekdays until November 12. Weak horse show receipts threaten early closure unless large contributions come in. Arthur C. Moses elected president. Postmaster General Hitchcock's term has expired.
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The
Washington Playground Association
Arthur C. Moses
Hitchcock
Bethlehem Chapel cornerstone ceremony described and future plans
The article covers the Bethlehem Chapel cornerstone event with Bishop Satterlee and Bishop Brent stressing unity in religion and nation. It details the crypt chapel under Bethlehem’s nave, its design to tell the birth of Christ, seating, windows, and plans to fund and complete the structure as money comes in. Groundbreaking occurred May 25, 188, with later work continuing through 1909.
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Brent
Catterlee
St. Aiban’s Chapel
Bethlehem
Satterlee
Christ
Westher Effects and Coastal Winds Reported by Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau reports a West India hurricane centered south of Jamaica moving west-northwest with unknown intensity. Cool seaward trends and mild east of the Mississippi. storm area moving northward toward Lake Huron. Showers and light snow in Michigan and Ohio, brisk winds on Lakes Huron and Erie, colder fair weather eastward to Lake Michigan and into Oklahoma. Showers expected eastward Wednesday with clearing by Thursday. Winds along Atlantic and Gulf coasts variable to northwest by Wednesday night. Local readings show temperatures ranging mid 30s to mid 60s with humidity and sunshine data. River bulletins note Potomac and Shenandoah levels.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
West India
Jamaica
Misstasmpi
Lake Huron
Michigan
Ohio
Iowa
Dakotas
Lakes Huron
Erie
Lake Michigan
Oklahoma
Canadian
Middle
New England
Lower Lake Region
Gulf States
Rocky Mountains
New
Hogland Coast
East
Gulf
West Gulf Coast
Grand Banka
Cupid Intercepted Ends Washington Elopement Plan
A Washington elopement to Baltimore for a license was halted after a complaint by the groom's father and his aunt led Capt. Boardman to summon Baltimore authorities. The couple Sidney Hechinger age 19 and Naomi Waldron age 15 returned with Detective Pratt and were released. Separately, Harry Dowling aged 19 was injured when struck by a streetcar near Fourteenth and H streets, losing both legs and later treated at George Washington University Hospital. The Latos Club announces a dinner in honor of Justice Charles E. Hughes to be held November 12 in New York.
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Baltimore
Sidney Hechinger
Naomi Waldron
Monumental
Annie FE. Rouel
Boardman
Haltimore
Young Hechinger
Miss Waltdraw
Washington
Pratt
Harry Dowling
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Fourteenth
H Streets
George Washington University Hospital
Justice Hughes
Washington Post
New York
the Latos Club
Ita
Charles BE. Hughes
Associated Justice
Supreme Court of the United States
Railroads Record 3 804 Killed and 82 374 Injured
Interstate Commerce Commission reports the year ended June saw 3 804 killed and 82 374 injured on U S railroads. There were 1 861 collisions causing 433 deaths and 7 765 injuries, plus 5 910 derailments with 34 deaths and 4 811 injuries. Property damage reached 4 629 279 dollars.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
No Lights For Gala As New Engine House Opens
Washington delays formal opening of No. 2 fire company engine house on Twelfth street as electric lights fail to arrive. Entertainment planned by Edward S Schmidt and William F Gude is postponed to December 1. $500 fund for contingencies will carry over to gymnasium equipment. Chamber of Commerce meeting to finalize arrangements and read donor names.
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No. 2 Fire Company
Washington
Twelfth Street
Edward 8. Schmidt
William F. Gude
Electric Light Company
Mr. Gude
Gude
Edward
Chauffeur funds for officer horse and veterans at show
The Post forwarded five dollars from Willard Hotel for a new horse for Policeman Karl Schecter of the Seventh precinct after his horse was fatally injured in an auto accident on upper Connecticut avenue two weeks ago. G A R veterans attended the show with Sons of Veterans parading to Convention Hall where Thomas Grant welcomed guests and Department Commander Ross replied. Tonight will be German Irish night.
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Willard Hotel
Karl Schecter
Seventh Precinct
Scherer
Upper Connecticut Avenue
Convention Hall
G. A. R. and Sons of ‘Veterans
G. A. R. Star
Thomas Grant
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Ross
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