Pay Of The Teachers In Washington Faces Talent Drain
A district board letter warns that skilled teachers are leaving for higher pay in other cities, threatening future welfare of public schools. The notice cites declines in normal classes and fewer graduates entering Washington Normal School, urging salary scale reforms and listing proposed salary classes and promotions across the district schools and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boar
Rte
Efts
Unis
Ibix
District of Columbia
Larga
Will of Nora Feeny and bequests for masses
The will of Nora Feeny named executor James Connor and left five hundred acres for masses for her parents and family. John Conner received funds as a token of appreciation, with $300 to St Ann's Infant Asylum. The remainder goes to the Sacred Vicars church to fund masses and the testatrix’s family. Separate item notes Frank Bennett's new Gotham Hotel in New York and a celebration linked to a Washington club. Three Philadelphia runaways were arrested after alighting from a freight train. their homes listed in Philadelphia.
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Nora Peeoy
Serlerday
James Cannoe
Conver
John Conner
Fitte Seare
St Ann's
Unis City St
Soin MaGer
Frank Bennett
New York
Frisk Vo Hennett
Arlington
Fire Rd Street
Avenur
Gotham
Bennett
Wintmoes
Oineng Club of
Washington
Hewett
Sore
Philadelphia
Edward Young
Joseph Werner
Joseph Wayes
Nisth Precinct Pox Lion
Benning Yards
Young
George Young
North
Fourth Street
Wayes
Elenry Wayes
Orianna Street
Werner
Diamond Street
Columbia Union Approves Five of Six Amendments
About 1,500 Columbia Union members voted on proposed amendments to the International Typographical Union constitution and an eight hour day. Five propositions carried by large majorities while the pay raise for the international president and treasurer was rejected. Results will be sent to Indianapolis for canvassing with other unions in the U S and Canada.
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Columbia Union
International Typographical Union
Eix
International
Fer
Agatoat
Indianapoli
Canada
W. Seymour McLeod
Double Dislocation of Collar Bones From Strenuous Schoolgirl Athletics
Fourteen year old Miss Laura Stotsenburg suffers a double dislocation of both collar bones from overexertion during school athletic activity. She was saved from a strong current during a Virginia Beach swim and now under treatment that may require weeks of invalidation. Surgeons plan reduction via drug-assisted immobilization, with possible open surgical repair if needed. Her father, Col John Miller Stotsenburg, was killed in action in 1899 during the Philippine conflict.
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Misa Laura Stotsenburg
Corcoran Street
Ming Stotsenburg
John Miller Stotsenburg
Philippines
Storgenburg
Miss Stotsenburg
Misa Stonenburg
John Miler Stotsenburg
Quingua
Philippine Islands
Hla
Fire started by thieves at city store in Northwest
Thieves used wire cutters to sever gas lines after looting the Smyth store at 983 Fifth Street Northwest. A blast and fire followed. an unidentified companion escaped harm as detectives recovered copper wire and an electric meter. George Shanklin, charged with petit larceny, was arrested, while Frank Smith faces similar charges for stealing a purse containing about $10 from Annie Williams.
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George Shanklin
Malen
Clarendon Smith
Fifth Street
Shankin
Smyth
Frank Smith
Miutlan
Annie Willams
Smith
Uncertainty Lingers in Waggaman Estate Proceedings
Bankruptcy referee Andrew Y Bradley spent yesterday collecting claims against Thomas E Waggaman estate and interviewing creditors. A Friday October meeting of creditors looms as lawyers comb titles to real estate and other assets linked to the former Catholic University treasurer.
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Andrew Y. Bradley
Thomas E. Waggaman
Hig
Catholic University
D. B. Clarke
Waggaman
Robbery charges against two youths in Dailey case
Detectives arrested James McNey and George W Utermahle for the robbery of actor Peter F Dailey whose private car on the New York express carried his alligator skin grip with diamond shirt studs cuff buttons manicures and a large set of keys. McNey confessed and is held on petit and grand larceny charges with Utermahle facing a grand larceny count as well.
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James McNey
George W. Utermahle
Peter F. Dailey
National Theater
Mr. Dailey
New York
Dalley
Lutz & Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dailey
Ctermehle
Double Track Opened on Southern Railway
Southern Railway completes double track between Washington and Orange Virginia. All trains run over the new track starting today. The line includes acclaimed services like the Washington and Southwestern Limited and the United States Mail. Plans are under way for the Palm Limited, a premier winter train solid between New York and St Augustine.
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Southern Railway
Potomac River
Southern Halfway
Washington
Orange
Washington and Southwestern Limited
United States
New York
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Will of Dr E Carroll Morgan Sustained for Georgetown
Court of Appeals yesterday upheld most bequests in the will of Dr E Carroll Morgan benefiting Georgetown University. The ruling affirmed that Georgetown College is an educational institution, not religious, and allowed gifts to fund senior scholarships and research. One provision for a classical department scholarship was deemed too vague to enforce. Attorneys Hamilton and Colbert appeared for Georgetown University.
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Alvey
Court of Appeals
E. Carroll Morgan
Georgetown University
Morgan
Emory Spear
James Mosher
Hfe
Georgetown College
Maryland
Game Catholic Church
District of Columbia
St. Vincent's
St. Joseph's Orphan
Georgetown Medical School
Spear
Haegner
District Supreme Court
Prober
Perdons
Hamilton & Colbert
Diamonds Drifted Back to Honest Owners at Harris & Shaffer
Two diamond shirt studs stolen nearly a year ago from Harris and Shaffer on Pennsylvania avenue were returned in a remarkable fashion. A well dressed man offered them for sale. the store detected the private mark and alerted police. The thief had pawned the gems in New York, and authorities may investigate pawn records to track the culprit.
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Harris & Shaffer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Po- Nce
New York
Italian Day at Fair Honors Columbus Clicks in St Louis
In St Louis 6 000 Knights of Columbus joined Italian Day at the World's Fair commemorating the 412th anniversary of Columbus landing. Officials from the Italian government attended with Archbishop Glennon and Supreme Knight Edward L. Hearn presiding as addresses and ceremonies unfolded in Festival Hall Stadium and on the plaza.
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St. Louis
Columbus
Gan Salvador
United States
Washington
Knights of Columbus
Exposition Grounds
Festival Hall
Plaza of
Columbus Aniversary
National Board of Directors
Order
New Haven
Conn
Edward L. Hearn
South Framingham
Mass
Archbishop Glennon
Patrick L. McArdle
Chica
Thomas H Maione
Denver, Co
John §. Leahy
St. Ouis
Winnipeg Fire Devastates Two Business Blocks
Winnipeg Manitoba October 12 A major city fire destroyed two key business blocks causing estimated losses near one million dollars with insured coverage of eighty hundred thousand. The New Bulman block and J H Ashdown block were totally destroyed with other properties damaged. several firms including Bulman Brothers Ashdown Meikle Bryce J G Cleg horn Steele Co Dufferin Hingston Smith and others affected. No lives were lost.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
New Bulman
J. H
Not Guilty Finding For Gaitree Stuns Cincinnati News
Cincinnati report states William B. Gaitree, former Sixth district rural free delivery superintendent, was found not guilty on embezzlement charges. He had been indicted for $4 taken while purchasing a filing case for the Cincinnati office and cashing a warrant from the Post-office Department before paying later.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
William B. Gaitree
Galtree
Post-office Department
Franco American Parcels Post In Force November First
Paris announces that the U S France parcel post agreement covering Corsica and Algeria will begin November 1 under contracts with Compagnie Generale Transatlantique and American Express Company.
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Paris
United States
France
Corsica
Algeria
Compagnie Generale Transatlanfique
American Express Company
Labor fight looms at Central Union meeting over building trades
Rival factions clash as Central Labor Union prepares to hear a committee report on internal trouble within the building trades council. The clash pits the steamfitters against plumbers and other unions, with the AFL seekING to expel steamfitters if they do not unite with plumbers. The council has expelled plumbers and sided with steamfitters, signaling a likely rupture at the Monday night meeting.
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Building Trades Organization
Central Labor Union
Building Trades
Building Tradesmen
Council of Allied Bullding Trades
Washington
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompere
American Federation of Labor
Steamfitters
Plumber Union
Federaton of Labor
Antis Council
Council
Gumpers
Heurich’s
Timothy Healy
Brewery Engineers' Union
Lalion and Tunnel
Honduras Storm Swept Leaves Banana Crop Ruined
New Orleans dispatch reports a Honduran coast storm covering late September and early October. Puerto Cartes and settlements from that city to Ceba suffered severe damage, with numerous landslides and widespread devastation. banana crops are ruined.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Prison for Bribe-Takers in City Assembly
St Louis report: Charles Kelly former Speaker and Charles Gutke former member sentenced to prison terms for involvement in suburban bribery. Kelly gets two years for perjury. Gutke five years for bribery. Also reported: fifteen injured in a Philadelphia train wreck. two girls Guilty of Murder in Bellevue. a fatality in Athens from a beer bottle assault. and an ad for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a remedy.
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St. Louis
Charles ¥. Kelly
Charles A. Gutke
Kelly Waa
C. A. Guike
Tar Heels Visit Capital North Carolina Excursionists
North Carolina excursionists from Asheville spent nine hours in Washington visiting major sights. They arrived on the steam er Norfolk at 1 o'clock and left Tuesday on a special train for Norfolk, reaching home tomorrow morning. The organizers include the Stoner brothers J. L. Page D. G Noland W. J. Kincaid J. F. McFarland and ex-Sheriff R. F. Lee of Asheville.
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North Carolina
Washington
Asheville
N. C
Norfolk
India
Stoner Brothers
J. L. Page
D. G Noland
W. J. Kincaid
J. F. McFarland
R. F. Lee
Agheville
Weather conditions and forecasts from Washington report
The Weather Bureau notes a falling barometer over the Caribbean and West Indies with no major disturbance yet, while pressure rises over New England causing steep gradients and high northeast winds. Rain and showers are expected across New England, the Middle Atlantic, Florida, and the South, with warmer conditions by Friday in the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys and the Great Lakes region. Storm warnings extend from Delaware Breakwater to Boston. detailed temperatures, humidity, and tides for the local area are listed along with temperatures from other cities.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Caribbean Sea
West Indies
New England
St. Lawrence Valley
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Florida
South Atlantic States
Missouri Valley
Upper Lake Region
Missisippi
Ohia
Gulf Coast
Great Lake
Grand Banks
Delaware
Boston
Ratntali
Muxterum
Gisaw
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Peer Br
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Alain Chane
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Cinasem
Aesterauts Cy Elgas
Brad Lieniee Fest
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Tay Gale Plas
Te Ty Ook Ag
Pon Asalntania
V-sorane
Promothap
Lockwand
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Anni Appelatmenta
Moe oWilxen
Rita Wit
Ethel M. SaMuld
Elizabeth Tompkins
Ant Mary A Dani
Subacute Roneiera
Ant Mary Emmens
Otavia Green
FG. Fishond
Laure Jacob Havries Millard
Fierey
Mary Farquabar Irma
Weedon
Duile Kuuwershe
Evelsa Lien
Dudalicte
Jorrar Ren Leat Hare
Nora Feeny
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Hoatetter
Morais
Grugelate
Hostetter
Wiliam A. Gordon
Gordon
Osceola
C. Green
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Waggamun
Mr. Green
Rosedal
Cleveland Park
Pete Dailey
Justice Hagners
Winnipeg Fire
Gaitree
Central Union
Lansburgh & Bro
Nottingham
Reealay Saath
Palmerran ateocessnos_ Sanders & Stayman
F St
Pennsylvania Railroad
Camden
N.J
Bordentown
Isaac Wurts
Epgineer
Bradford Steelman
James Zane
Bellevue
Belleville
Nellie Gardner
Mabel Wright
John Dunlap
Athens
Frank Blackstone
Emmett Mason
Magon
Blackstone
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17Th St
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Mich
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Tenn
Luisa
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Omaha
Nebina
Pittsburg
Alt Lake City
CIA
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Seventh Street
James K. Probey
St. N. W
Anna Aarne O
DANO
Boaq Credit
Hub Furniture Co., Ss. E. Cor. 7Th and
D Sts
Piano Ag
Elf
VOSE
J. DE Well & Co
Hebbard
Orden
Geo. E. Hebbard
Hebbard & Wineman
Ninth Street
American Security and Trust
Munyon
Paw-Paw
Candy Cathartic
Macndon Natl School OF Phrenologs
AID Mehst
Lo Macdonnan Bror
B Gurley
Stieff
N. W
Alexandria
Mr. Vernon
Shoemaker
Tennessee
Shoomaker CO
Talking Machines
Ed'son
Victor Nade
Ole Rece
Myst
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
S. Robbin & Bro
N. Y. Ave
Watto
Tor
E Street
Pepe
Phore
Main
Mackenaia
Fisney R Baie Ballachman
Osteopathy
Epathy
Paterson
Lemih
Freeh
Erlepan
Tolman
Tharp
Berkeley
St. N.W
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