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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
8
A push to appropriate funds for a new high school site in East Washington is discussed amid plans for Western Girls to study atEpiphany Church. board echos a pending decision on locations as Langdon School congestion prompts potential relief measures.
A note records a marriage license for Coanamima Tenaithaha age 27 and Ilan bKawatha age 43 in Chaagu Jil aut, with other names appearing as parties or witnesses across the public notice. The fragmented text lists multiple individuals and locations, suggesting a broad notice of licenses or marriage events in a regional record.
A condensed birth notice lists multiple newborns with given names such as Anne Meher, Lara Pew, Mario Hand, Margit, and Henriette Woe. It references families and locations in a broad, catalog-like format typical of a community births column from a historical newspaper.
Stuart, director of Intermediate Instruction, met with sixth grade teachers at the Franklin school building to discuss the course of studies. A meeting of the fifth grade teachers has been called for Sunday afternoon at Thompson School to arrange duties for cadet assignments and upcoming examinations. The daily examinations for fourth year classes in the local schools will be given Friday afternoon with all arrangements coordinated by school officials and the inspecting board.
Public utilities commission to hold hearing October 19 in District building to propose a seat standard of 25 seats per 100 passengers during rush half hours and 125 seats per 100 passengers during nonrush hours. Standards reflect traffic conditions on the District street railway system and aim to ensure every rider has a seat except during peak rush periods.
Fragmented obituary notes list several individuals including Mary Campbell and Catherine Wo Reiller with ages variously stated. Entries reference Garfield Hospital Adelail and Morris Government Hospital for the Insane, noting health and death notices amid unclear OCR details.
Baxter of Paterson New Jersey has been chosen by the President to succeed Walker Woolmuk as collector and customs for the Dominican Republic. The nomination will be sent to the Senate this week amid charity and political talks. Governor Wart of New Jersey conducted an investigation for the President. The White House also announced a peace commission treaty today between the wanted states and Thussia to be drafted by the Secretary of State and the Russian Ambassador.
Secretary of Commerce urged that fish under government supervision should have same oversight as beef. Delegates at the American Fisheries Society convention in Pratt discussed tuna, salmon exhibits, and disease risks, with Prof. Dyche noting successful ponds and conservation efforts.
Fragmented OCR lists vendors and notices for fall weddings and services. Mentions Shaffer's Lew Lower Store and Philadelphia oysters amid garbled text. Includes prices, contact hints, and scattered product references.
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