Watertown Arsenal Trial of Scientific Management Receives Endorsement
The report by Brig Gen Wittayn Cro sour, chief of ordnance, endorses scientific management at government shops including Watertown arsenal. It cites increased efficiency, reduced costs, and no harm to workers, while stressing cooperation between employers and labor. The War Department aims to test further before broad adoption.
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Yeaterday
Ethan le
Dawn
Wittayn Crosour
Ordnance
Westernay
Matin Hng
Jamis
Delured
Union
Wworkinem
Maon
AnpouRdes
Watertown
Anewniow
Washington
Taylor Agetern
War Department
Wastertown
Reeulte
Meloney
Nowie
Genjoer
Viet Tis Erdaguca
Taylor
Watertown Arsenal
Othey
Gen. Croater
Labor leaders oppose Taylor atom system in navy yards
Emmett L Adams of International Machinists warns Congress that Taylor atom work system would not raise efficiency but risk disorganizing workers and eroding wages. He cites 2 percent premium for machinists at Watertown and vows to fight in Congress with allied labor reps despite alleged pressure from military officials.
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United States Service
Ald
Navy Yards
Avawals
Monty
Tang
Superianes
Congress
Beathes
Pd Ryan
Canteal Labor Union
Stimuon Fle
Organized Labor
Edruggié
Cangrese
Army to add two horses to Front Royal breeding station
The War Department plans to expand the Front Royal breeding station for cavalry and artillery horses with two more Belmont horses Footprint and Vestibule arriving soon. Secretary Stimson accepted gifts for a permanent U S breeding unit, with Congress urged to fund land and stables at the Front Royal facility.
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U. S
Congress
Parmamrat
United States Army
Front Royal Va
August Belmont
Jockey Club of New York
War Department
Front Royald
Belmont Imat Deoimbar
Meaty
Navarre
Famoun Am
B Cassatt
Thomas W Lawcon
Ofhera
Artery Rae
Footprint
Belmont
Theae
Front Royal
York
Tremont States
Hoth
Hock Sand
Horace
Belmont Stabies
Bumgon
Yeaserday
Vistumje
Mp- Batmans
Richboen Denies Report on Divorce Understanding
Philip Hiohborn denies reports of an understanding with his wife regarding divorce. He says he knows nothing of Mrs Hiohborns whereabouts and will make divorce proceedings public when initiated. He insists the matter is private and denies any agreement that his wife will not contest a decree.
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Philip Hiohborn
Hiohborn
Hichborn
Timaelf
Ylone Eante
Frats Put On Trial Over Conditions At Tech High
Aboard committee discussed cadet complaints and fraternity influence in the upcoming senior class election at Technical High School. Officials under Davidson study alleged efforts to control the election while teachers pay delays and school discipline were reviewed.
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Technics High School
Hgh School
Board of Educational Committee
Technical High School
Frank Daniel
Technical School
Fraternity
Isdhority
Ife Hies
Davidson No
Twan- Je
Dain
Davideoo
Dantat
Appointment notices at the Meeber Behoch school system
A garbled text lists multiple personnel appointments across the school district. Names appear with roles such as teachers of science drawing grammar and sewing, plus appointments to high school and night school posts. Several entries reference terms and duties along with department heads and supervisors.
Praises High School Cadets at Central High School Event
Secretary of War Henry L Stimson awarded medals to cadets from District high schools for rifle team achievements at Central High School. Central High won the interschool match earning a Du Pont trophy. Gen George Williams Cro wer donated models. Awards were presented by Dr Davidson and district officials, with out of school entrants from several institutions.
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Meport
Hites
Board of ‘Trade
Otf
Snowden Ashford
Adhool Aegts
Henry P Blair
Central Labor Union
Rembera
Ita Andings
Amul
Epatsom High Behool
Judgy Bundy
Columbia
Pond
Clethorma
Ishorer
Fan Montes
Thomas Opdb
Pegree Bedok
Tramfer O ™ P Ashton
Inberer
Curtis Wotha Broery Shoat
Trametes
Thomas
Matiite Greth
Paw
Mchicar
Desma Geese
Appolat
Alex
Bland
Histor
Wight
Appeat
Misa Roma
Vlett
Roms
Uinem
Mime BB
Orem Oo
Mina Brown
Ninterkerten Atgiotant
Auian
Jim Cleir Bohol
Appalut
Misa MA
Taylor
Temaporany
Henry I. Stimson
Suegoratul Feta
Hobert Oliver
Asmata
R. B. Jury Simeon
Central High School
Dr. Davidson
Schoola
Stimson
du Pont
Ferge
D. H. Blake- York
MC. Bubcack
HD. Gordon
C. Martin
J. N Marz
Cndela
Company G
Business High School
William B Hibbs
Be ‘Cora
McAloor
J. H Molinesy
C. A. Robinson
W R Seltman Liont
Albert S Jones
National Rifle Association
Secretary of War
Central
WR. Bhalton
Busly
G. Rice
Hartern
E Jones
We Tert
W. O. Wella
McKiney
Mapua
Representatives Named for New York Horse Show Team
Army chief of staff Gen Wood announced officers to represent the service at the New York horse show later this month. Names include Lieut Carl Boyd Third cavalry and Capt George Vidmor Eleventh cavalry from various posts such as Fort Sam Houston Fort Riley and Fort Behan with several others unnamed.
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Wood
Staf
Yeaterning
New York
Fort Bam Houston
Sam Antonio
Tex
Carl Boyd
Third Cavalry
Tieut
Bawin Ht J. Groble
Artilery
George Vidmor
Eleventh Cavalry
Br “Linteay
Putvecath Turnieys
Mth Cavalry
Liao Jann W. Downer
Willam Ho Shap Nord
Eld
Tliaut
Erica Disque
Wilt
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Fort Riley
Kana
Guy Vo Henry
Twelfth Cavalry
Fphraim Grakst
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Behan Aber
Widemont
Pension fund plans discussed by Chamber committee
William F Gude, chair of the directors panel, said a committee would meet soon with associates to discuss replenishing a depleted police and Denalon fund. He noted no plan yet, but预计 congressional action likely. Merchants favor a public seed, funded by a monthly fireman and policeman contribution, with a court base contingency viewed favorably.
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Wiliam F Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Denalon
bin Aveociaten
Bra¢at H
Dante
Japac Gana
Hubert N. Harper
Joapph Straaburgar
Gudewald
Inga
Briefest brief evaluated by Supreme Court in Porto Rican bankruptcy case
The briefest brief entered this week by Georgi H Lemar in a Porto Rican bankruptcy case drew scrutiny. Chief Justice White declined to grant permission, labeling it a mere memorandum of citations Lemar mentioned in his argument.
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United States Supreme Court
Georgi H Lemar
Lamar
Suatice White
Hotel Guests in Fite Inn Washington Hostelry Fire
An alarm of fire at the George Washington Hotel on Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue caused panic among guests yesterday evening. The blaze started on the third floor in a closet or compartment, damaging the area and prompting evacuations as guests fled with belongings, though the extent of damage remained to be clarified.
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George ‘Washington
George Washington
Fitteanth Otreat
Newze Avenua
War on tips spurs boycott threat by hotel men
National League of Commercial Travelers declares tipping an un-American nuisance and vows to pressure hotels to abolish tipping or face a boycott. The plan includes posting “easy mark” boarding houses in cities for travelers and creating a centralized system of hotel accommodations to avoid tipping, arguing high daily rates harm traveling salespeople.
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K Dows
National League
F. EB. Dows
Commercig
State Associations of
Hotel Proprietora
George Pullman
Pullman Company
Dante
United States
Fiells
Thane
Heavern
Seven Washington liquor licenses canceled for renewal failure
In Washington seven establishments will not be allowed to operate in the new liquor year due to failure to make required renewal deposits. Four are barrooms and three are wholesale liquor houses. Names include Junge C. Colon, Playhorns Quip, The Chop House president Charis H Pryor, and others listed with locations on New Fork Avenue, N Street Northwest, Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, and Ninth Street Northwest.
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yeater@ay thera
Washington
Junge C. Colon
New Fork Avenue
Charis H
Ninth
Biepoo
Barry L. Clanseoning
Wo Street
Aged Elisabeth Appears Before Judge Pugh In Police Court
In a police court session Judge Pugh warned Elisabeth about objectionable features in her house. The foreportion of the case noted complaints and Inspector Berie planned 40 items found, including rabbits and mice. The judge gave Elisabeth until Mandy to eliminate the issues and pledged she would comply with the order.
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Elsabeth
Puch
Berie
Pugh
Mandy
Central Market Report Shows Sparse Game Offered
A distorted market note indicates low supply at Central Market with few rabbits and squirrels and no ducks. Reported rabbit quality was inferior, with prices around four and a penity. squirrels priced at 15 cents. Turkey demand reportedly rising, but no birds available yet.
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