Antivaccination Debate Touches Howard University
Opponents plan to fund salary for Prof. Harry B. Bradford if he is ousted from his Howard University teaching post over antivaccination activities. Howard President Thirkield warned Bradford to cease leadership or lose his position. Local supporters urge donations to sustain his leadership and medical liberty crusade.
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Harry B. Bradford
Bradford
Howard University
Francis B. Livesey
Clarkson
Washington
Thirkfeld
Millonairea
Ol'lara
Prof. Bradford
Kensington
Charles W. Carr
Personal Liberty League
F. D. Scott
The
Antivaccination Society
Organizetion
Hinrichs Leaves Hospital After Treatment
Bill Hinrichs, pitcher for the Washington baseball club, left George Washington University Hospital for home near Los Angeles at 7 last night. Doctors say he has recovered, though he may never pitch again, his right arm soon strong enough for ordinary duties. He was paralyzed in both legs and right arm, taken to Union Station by Dr. Cox and teammates Bob Groom and Bill Otey, with Dolly Gray accompanying him.
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Bill” Hinrichs
Washington Baseball Club
George Washington University Hospital
Washington
Los Angeles
Cal
Clifford Cox
Hinrichs
Union Station
Cox
Bob Groom
Bill Otey
Dolly” Gray
Catholic University Opens with New Faculty Additions
The Catholic University held a morning mass in McMahon Hall led by Rt. Rev. Mer. Shahan. He announced several new professors joining the faculty including Baschalde in oriental languages Himmel in English literature Weschier in mechanical engineering Crook in mechanics and physics Murphy in architecture Thompson in mechanical drawing Froning in chemistry Baltzley in meteorology and assaying Gebert in ecclesiastical music.
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Catholic University
Mer. Shahan
McMahon Hall
Mgr. Shahan
Dr. Baschalde
Francis J. Himmel
School of Science
George Alphonsus Weschier
Louis Henry Crook
Frederick V. Murphy
Francia J. Thompson
Henry Bernhart Froning
Charles
Edward Baltzley
Abbe Gebert
Annual Memorial Services at Adas Israel and Reform Temple
Memorial services for the dead were held yesterday at the Adas Israel Cemetery with Rabbi Louis I. Egelson, followed by prayers. At the Reform Temple Cemetery Rabbi Abram Simon officiated. The services mark the annual rite before Yom Kippur, which falls Wednesday, then the Feast of the Tabernacle begins October 12, a day of thanksgiving.
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Adas Israel Congregation
Louis I. Egelson
Egelson
Reform Temple
Abram Simon
Knights Templar Field Day Plans Highlight Parade and Camp
Preparations are complete for 4,000 pardons at the Knights Templars field day to be held tomorrow at Friendship on Tennallytown road. District commanderies including the grand commandery will set up tents and a large commissary tent. The group gathers at 10:30 AM, then moves to the parade ground at 11 to hoist colors. Camp William T. Gallagher will honor Past Grand Commander Gallagher.
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Knights Templars
Friendship
Tennallytown Road
Knights
Grand Commandery
William T. Gallagher
Gallagher
E Beach Leads Plate Printers Campaign in the Capital
E Beach, representing the Plate Printers Campaign, campaigns actively in the capital to influence policy and public opinion. Local observers note his organized outreach and messaging efforts aimed at industry stakeholders and government officials.
Trade union label campaign at Typographical Temple
S E Beach of the Plate Printera Union opened the union label campaign in the city. He argued the label guarantees goods from well paid workers in sanitary shops rather than sweatshops. Rev Charles E Fultz urged support as a union advocate. Solos were sung by E L Hutchinson Florence M Huss and Benjamin A Lineback with Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Club provides music.
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S. E. Beach
Plate Printera Union
Imbel
Union
Charles E. Fultz
United Brethren Church
E. L. Hutchinson
Florence M. Huss
Benjamin A. Lineback
Nordica Mandolin and Gultar Club
Had No Cash to Wed Minsters Refuse Vain Plea
A young Washington man W A Spencer and Nettle M Stocksdale from Canton Md after a muddy overnight at Ingleside Avenue Catonsville walked to Ellicott City to seek a marriage license without funds. They pleaded with ministers who refused, citing lack of witnesses and payment. The tale ends with no wedding and no payment. A Federal taxicab is advertised at the end.
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W. A. Spencer
Washington
Nettie M. Stocksdale
Canton
Catonsville
Ellicott City, and Sons
Ingleside Avenue
Catonsvile
Ellicott City
I. R. ¥. Wagner
Ellicott City First Lutheran Church
William A. Spencer
Nettle M. Stocksdale
Baltimore County
Wagner
5. M. Engle
Union Station Locker Looted In Washington Terminal
Robbery at Union Station power house leads to theft of 442 in cash a diamond ring valued at 75 and numerous papers belonging to electrician Frederick Saxton. Police report no clues or suspects in the theft.
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Union Station
Washington Terminal Company
Frederick Saxton
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