Cattle Scourge Here Entire Herd To Be Killed
Foot and mouth disease spreads from Maryland to Washington area dairy herd on Brentwood road. Seventeen cows to be destroyed under federal quarantine as investigators trace infection and secure new milk supply for hospital. Officials stress low human risk and minimal impact on meat and dairy shipments.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Maryland
Brentwood Road
Health Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
North Capitol Street
Woodward
Johnf. Mohler
Virginia
Inquiry Over Girl Death Sparks Maryland Investigation
Sheriff Hardy of Prince George's County Maryland arrived in Washington after police reported Lily Windsor a white girl from Brandywine died Sunday morning at Casualty Hospital under suspicious circumstances. Windsor was brought to Washington Saturday afternoon in a wagon driven by a man found near Brandywine and en route to Providence Hospital. Her condition worsened and Casualty Hospital physicians say an operation attempted there preceded her death.
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Sheriff Hardy
Prince Georges County
Washington
Lily Windsor
Brandywine
Prince George County
Miss Windsor
Providence Hospital
Fifth Precinct
Casualty Hospital
Union opposition to national donations defeated at meeting
Members of Columbia Typographical Union No. 101 failed to block money donations from the national body without a union referendum. A revolt led by taabhes headed the effort, but the resolution was left on the table and carried to the September meeting.
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Columbia Typographical Union No. 101
Joval Umton
Eeph KE
Taabhes
New Honor for Mgr Sharan at Baltimore Consecration
Thomas J. Shahan rector of the Catholic University was consecrated titular bishop of Germanicopolis at Baltimore cathedral on Sunday morning. The elevation followed Pope Pius X. Cardinal Gibbons led the consecration with Bishops O Connell and Nitan assisting. A large display from the university and Ancient Order of Hibernians attended, with music by the cathedral and St Marys Seminary choirs.
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Mer. Thomas J. Shahan
Catholi University
Germanicopolis
Baltimore
Washington
Pius X
James Carsinal Gibbons
Catholic University
All Ole
Order of
Hibernians
Tadies
Cardinal Gibbons
D. J. O'Connell
Wedmond
J. W. Nitan
Hartford
Conn
Mgr
Edward J. McGorrick
Brooklyn
N. Y
Meet in General Assembly at Western High School
The first general assembly for Western High School students convened yesterday in Woodward and Lothropia. Welcomed by William W. Jiverett, with brief talks from Principal Edith Westcott, football captain Miward Dublin, cadet captain Longstreet Welchell, John Leetch, and Mrs. Lyman B. Swarmate. Fire-related scattering of classes delayed prior gatherings.
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Western High School
Woodward & Lothropia
William W. Jiverett
Edith Westcott
Miward Dublin
Longstreet Welchell
Cadet U Company H
John Leetch
Western
Lyman B. Swarmatedit
Western Home and School Association
Italy to Aid Christmas Ship Jason
Ambassador Page reports Italy will provide free transport and hospitality for the Christmas ship Jason. The Italian foreign minister relayed that every courtesy and facility will be extended at the port of Cienca upon the vessel's arrival.
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Italy
Jason
Thomas Nelson Page
Cienca
Will Return Root's Visit to Uruguay Envoy
An executive decree out of Montevideo appoints Dr. Juan Carlos Blanco minister of public works as special envoy to the United States to return Secretary Boat A's visit. The telegram says Blanco aims to study U S industrial relations and conditions related to his ministerial interests during the trip.
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Montevideo
Juan Carlos Blanco
Uruguay
United States
State Department
Mrs Hoxie Not Improved Amid Illness At Washington Home
Mrs Richer T Hoxie wife of Brig Gen Hoxie US Army retired and noted sculptress remains critically ill at her Washington DC home 1642 K Street NW. She has many famed works including Lincoln and Farragut statues and a Sequoyah commission for Oklahoma. Born 1847 in Madison Wisconsin she studied in Paris and Rome and married Gen Hoxie after serving in the US Engineers.
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Richer
T. Hoxie
Hoxie
U. S.A
K Street
Northwest
Wan
Hoxle
Mary Ream Fuller
Washington
Iowa
Vinnie Heans
Lincoln
Capitol
Farragut
Gov. Kirkwood
Sons
Oklahoma
Sequoyah
Winita
Woxte
Madison
Wis
United States Engineering Corps
Christian College
Columbia
Paris
Bonnat
Rome
Mafolt
President sends cordial greetings to Brazil on independence anniversary
The President sent a message to the President of Brazil on the anniversary of Brazil's independence. It extended cordial felicitations from the United States government and people and wished prosperity for Brazil, highlighting traditional friendship and shared ties.
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Brazil
United States
Pepuliic
Railroad Officials Meet to Discuss Valuation and Accidents
National Association of Railroad Commissioners opens a four day session at the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. Key speakers include Laurence Finn and Charles Prouty with reports on valuation and common carriers. A ten year study shows 127,871 train accidents injuring 127,542 and killing 8,806, with nearly $195 million in losses.
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National Association of Railroad Commissioners
Oelock
Interstate Commerce Commission
Judson (. Clements
Interstate Commerce
Laurence B. Finn
Railroad Commission of Kentucky
Clements
Charles A. Prouty
Milo R. Maltbie
New York Commission
Halford Tarickson
Wisconsin
Lawton HH. Hemans
Michigan
Arthur Lewis
Washington
George A. Henshaw
Oklahoma
Fred J. McLeod
Massachusetts
Milott. Mauhie
New York
Charles
Chord J
Home Talent Show by Washington Saengerbund Delights City
Vocal and instrumental music marked the annual home talent evening at the Washington Saengerbund quarters on 314 Street NW. Despite rain, a larger crowd than ever enjoyed performer lineup including Wekc, Frank Wolf, Max Schmidt, G Callan, A Lepper and others. Armand Gumprecht directed. a Saengerbund concert is planned for next Sunday.
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Washington Saengerbund
Saengerbund J Entertainment
Weck
Frank Wolf
Max Schmidt
G. Callan
A. Lepper
W. Hannemann
Gravelotte
Sherman criticizes district market location and waste in supply shipments
John H. Sherman, superintendent of weights and measures, told the Secular League at the Pythian Temple that the municipal market in the District is poorly located for economical and sanitary food purchases. He urged unloading cold storage directly into market facilities, buying wholesale, and a six year plan to counteract rising prices by reducing wastage and improving handling.
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John H. Sherman
Secular League
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street
Sherma
Sherman
Up o' Me Thumb to Aid Belgians at Playhouse
The Playhouse hosts Up o Me Thumb tonight with Washington talent to fund relief for Belgian children. The event is under the Children's Relief Committee and Readers' Club guidance, with Misa EK Dabney as committee chair handling ticket sales and noting tickets won’t be sold at the door. A Supreme Court denial halted a new trial for Albert Freeman of New York, tied to Hawthorne and Morton in a mining stock mail fraud case. Hawthorne and Morton have served their sentences.
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Playhouse
Washington
Belgium
Children’s Relief Committee
Chib
Misa EK
M. Dabney
Supreme Court
Albert Freeman
New York
Julian Hawthorne
William G. Morton
Hawthorne
Mortontt
West School Flood Delays Sessions After Boiler Room Flood
Teachers and pupils at West School Farragut Street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets arrived yesterday morning to find the basement flooded from the surly fire water, disabling the boiler room briefly and prompting a holiday for children. The building will reopen for today’s sessions.
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West School
Farragut Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Births Reported In Local Notices
Birth announcements list several couples with newborn daughters and sons. Entries mention Joseph A and Worguvia Sesrin with a girl, Bertholamaw and Jula Moore with a boy, and other pairs including Frans A and Dorothy Jotss, Joho YW and Matilda Herman, Joseph A and Blaneda A Hull, among others, indicating multiple births.
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Toho
Mazel
Wedet
Alva
Gola ¥Te
Joseph A
Worguvia Sesrin
Ber Wifiian
Mary Parry
Bertholamaw
Jula Moore
Bey Frans A
Dorothy Jotss
Pes Brace WL
Cine
Harilton
Bev
Joho YW
Matilda Herman
Blaneda A. Hull
Harry A
Bessie FR. Gehrmann
John and
Woonie Chrems
James T and
Carrie Fo Prede
Commission to hear urgent claims for plaza awards
The most needy cases were investigated yesterday at the Southern building offices to dispose of them first. Awards will be made by blocks, prioritizing undisputed cases. Once property owners accept the commission award and the Department of Justice approves, the money will be paid.
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New Plaza Commission
Sooon
Department of Justice
Sophomore Society Reorganized at George Washington University
The Order of the Skull and Chrele, a GWU sophomore honor society, reorganized for the coming year, elected officers, and outlined a program of activities. It promotes student achievement by conferring membership on juniors distinguished in athletics debate editorial work and scholarship.
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Order of the Skull and Chrele
George Washington University
Licensed to Marry In Federal Notices of Multiple Names
A chaotic listing from a marriage license section shows numerous individuals linked to cities including Kremlin Ta Warsax Va Richmond Va Pittsburgh Pa and Washington DC. The fragment references officiants such as Rev K Hardin Rev J Hermes and Rev HV Howlett along with several surnames and ages, indicating a batch of marriage license data rather than a single event.
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Kremlin
Warsax
Jadeon
Pontes Meggie Mc Auir
Burgs
John M. Redpath
Jessica Adameau
K. Hardin
Frederick J. Lewis
Adam Kendrick
HV. Howlett
Granville D. Davie, Sr
Granute Carter
Bach
Richmond
Tae Rey
H. T Stevensor
Pittsburgh
Washington
Shaffer's Mowers Opens New Store With Low Prices
City bulletins advertise Shaffer's Mowers at a new store on 800 Lyth offering thorough work and low prices. Also listed are Philadelphia area specialties at Gyrtec & Chop House and Harvey’s as a dining and after theater spot with music.
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Hink Gs
Tel AL
Shaffer
Lenacsh
Our Speciatty
Phila
Gyrtec & Chop House
11Th St
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
L. Douglas
Not For Sale
Tae Tac
Ab Ali
Tims
Atog Shaw
W. L. Douglas BO
Las
O—Ko
WE. Douglas
Brockton
Miass
We. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Pennsylvania Ave
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Prin
Emipal Ofer
N. W
J. Maury Dove Company, Inc
D. C
Printers’ Union
Sharan
General Assembly
Western High
Root
Dr. Blanco
U.S
Mrs. Hoxie
Criterion
John T. Crowley
ADAMS
Steith
Royal Pilsen
Teadling Ieters
Dbury Brewing Company
Mashington
B.C
F Street
Nhb Hiye
Amlankin
H. N. D. Parker
9Th Street
Washington, D. Cc
Berkeley
Benes
Buthls
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Frewig
Jardin de Danse
N. W. Mont Beece
Wysan
Aeton
Menin
Nyndham | Bros
From & m
Naval Lodge
Columbia School of Dancing
Harvard St. Coal
M. Cc
Shane Ane Oa
Hotmrens
N. Ss
Sophomore Society
City Bulletins
Harvey
W. WB. Wases & Sons
Sts
Fine Furniture
Lola Pighowany
Azn
Boas
Soliel
Fisk Ou
THE
Horner Dairy
Eighth and
M Streets
D. Hickman
C. F
Willan Art
Milly Wiestig
Casualty
Louise Maudsley
Providence
Mary A Tiotiittes
Cran
Lewle M.essing
Susan Fo Hath
Mary Eo Smith
St.re
Gennis Barrett
Asylum Tosp
John Colgan
Provideurs Hoapital
William Sheehan
Ruth Urawse
Gregore
Bernice Tierney
Providence Hoapital
Francis Scraspoila
Providence H Hospital
Estella Howard
Sears
Robert Asking
Vraneeg
Gallinger Masot Patwond Nicholas
Eadward Matthews
Hildren
M. Goldsmith & Son
Chas.a. Goldsmith Dewelers
St. N. W
Home Ice CO
Sts. N. W
Phones North
Wallis Cafe
12Th St
C. A. Muddiman & CO. Big
Suadae
Elk Grove
Delcon
Golden & Co
la. Ave
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