Court action seeks reinstatement for Cardozo in public schools
Supervising Principal Francis L Cardozo petitions the District Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus to force the school board to restore him after his October 17 dismissal. He alleges illegal action without charges, recounts interviews with Superintendent Chancellor about an anonymous letter, and claims the board denied him a proper hearing. The court ordered the board members to show cause why the petition should not be granted, with Admial George W Baird named among the defendants.
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Francis L Cardoz
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Cardozo
George W Baird
India
Henry H Davis
James A Cobb
Winfield S. Montgomery Cardozo
Vardozo
Chancellor
Caiduga
Dr Chancellor
Cartogo
Washington
Stuart McNamars
Rabbitt jailed for theft from sister's home in Ha
In Police Court yesterday John Rabbitt was committed to jail for thirty days after stealing a silver pitcher from his sister’s residence at 211 Fir northwest Ha. Detectives Burlingams and Weedon arrested him.
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John Rabbitt
Rabbitt
Board of Education tightens open meetings and raises appointments
The board debated public access to meetings and restricted secret sessions to teacher appointments, with McNamara urged to frame by laws. Several staff appointments and resignations were recorded, including Florence Noack, Mary Dowling, Ruth Oberly, and Anna Bright, plus transfers and promotions across grades and departments.
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Jeter Boare
Reefer
L Cardozo
Florence Noack
Satie
Lacy
Mary
Dowling
Grads
Ella F Price
WM Pholps
Mabel Ridgote Auvatt
Igiemon
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Isabel Myrth
W Burroughs
McKinley Meonol Trawming School
W A Park
Maud White
Margaret Adams
D NW Mahoney
R V Gardner
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Anna C Bright
E L Erb
EH C Wann
M Davis
MM M Bryarty
H S Curtis
Misa Susan B Sipe
Garfeld Citizens’ Association
J H Syphax
M Street High School
Coralie Cook
J R Wilder
L R Klemm
A. G B Pierce
Walter Brooks
May Lose Votes in Pennsylvania Voting Dispute
Pittsburgh registration officials moved to strike James Scott and Senator Flinn from voter lists over irregularities tied to naturalization and registration. Scott, son-in-law of Frederick Cole Fairbanks, connected to Nellie Scott, faces hurdles in the November election. Flinn, longtime Pitt boss defeated in 1901, also implicated under the new personal registration law requiring naturalization papers for foreign-born voters.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
James Scott
Frederick Cole Fairbanks
Nellie Scott
UNCLE SAM TO REWARD CREW FOR SAVING QUARTERMASTER BOAT POE
The crew of the Poe at Fort Barrances saved the quartermaster’s boat during the West Indian hurricane two weeks ago. For masterly handling in the storm, they will receive a pay increase while they remain in service. Nearly every other boat in the harbor was sunk or beaching, and the Poe’s preservation was due to the crew’s bravery.
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Poe
Fort Barrances
Fie
Berrancas
Marble Interior for Newton House Finish Conference
A conference on the Newton house interior outlines finishing plans overseen by the Edwards Super Architect. The project aims to match treasury contract terms and original cost while detailing the cave finish and specification scope.
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Newton House
Edwards Supen
Adjutant Nomination Stands, Regimental Chief Says
Colonel Hourand of the Distret National Guard confirms Capt Harry Coope's nomination for regimental adjutant and says officers opposing it do not trigger withdrawal. He emphasizes the appointment is a personal decision of the commander and notes Coope is not a complete outsider. Brig Gen Harries now reviews the nomination.
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Distret National Guard
Harry Coope
Gol Durand
Cooz
Conpa
Duncan L Richmond
Capt Coope
Choita
Coope
Leutenant
Capt. Coope
Harries
Col Qurand
Narae
Bank's Future Doubtful as Savings Bank May Liquidate
President Lambert says depositors will be paid in two installments and stockholders will control the bank if resumed or liquidated. Comptroller of the Currency plans turnover to stockholders after all depositors are paid, likely by mid November. Depositors receive 50 percent now and remainder within sixty days. no one loses a dollar.
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Capouite
Lambert
People’s Savings Bank
Yaterday
Wilton
Hmit
Treasury
Warship Recall Ordered After Santo Domingo Peace
The American naval force around Santo Domingo to be withdrawn except two gun boats. Commander William H H Southerland to be relieved, as Thomas C Dawson sails for Washington. Officials say recall not due to dissatisfaction but to reduce presence after hostilities end. Peace prospects remain bright.
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Republic
Thomas C Dawson
Senta Domingo
Washington
Soner
William H H Southerland
Southerland
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Mystery for Police Over Ransacked Home of Cole
Henry C Cole of 1317 Henyon Street Northwest reports a break in at his home yesterday. The residence was thoroughly rummaged but nothing was stolen, leaving detectives to determine why the intruder inspected belongings but took nothing.
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Cole
Henry C Cole
Henyon Street
Catarrh of the Stomach Treatment Recommendation
The article notes stomach catarrh as nearly incurable and lists nasal and digestive symptoms including fullness after meals headaches and foul mouth taste. It endorses a digestion improving tablet named Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets containing Dilastaxe Aseptic Popama Nux Golden Seal and fruit acids as a safe cure per Dr Harlangen with assurances of restored appetite and digestion.
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Harlangen
Chicago
Mater Fm
Treasury offers $9.2 million in national bank deposits
In the Treasury Department yesterday offers totaling 9.2 million dollars in national bank circulation were received under Secretary Shaw’s order. The sum, about half of the authorized amount, came mainly from New York banks as Treasury aims to ease the money market. Prof William Eimheck resigns after 35 years with the Coast and Geodetic Survey and leaves on an extended Westward tour.
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Shaw
Princiearly
New York
Treasury
Eimheck
William Eimheck
United States Coastand Geodetic Survey
West
Elmbeck
Theft Reported of Falco Teeth In New Jersey Avenue
Police investigate a theft case after Albert J Booth reports missing false teeth. Inspector Boardman notes the suspect is a man known to steal from two fellows. Readings indicate the incident occurred around October 15 and involved a stone garnet ring.
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Albert J Booth
New Jersey Avenue
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