Sanitary Lunch Playground Report Spawns District Critique
Dr Stonewadl asserts sixteen thousand dollars needed to maintain twenty four recreation places from April to December while Captain Oyster criticizes district government. The board approves changes in education staffing and prizes, names promotions, and assigns teachers across multiple schools including McKinley Manual Crab, Central High, and Foster High. A note on dental care education and playground planning accompanies personnel moves, with thanks to a former board member and acknowledgments to Mrs Justina Wi for ongoing school support.
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Stonewadl
Oyster
Sunitary Landrooms
Cunisnis
West Arn
Ashford
Board of Education
West
FB. Brench
Verminclun
Gell
Central High School
Wuards
Galt
Eualness High School
Abraham Juve
Teu Street
Misa Winifred Moresland
Girard Street
H.R. Har
Sale
J. Ge
Ho Boss
VC Win
W. J. Ahern
Alm
King
McKinley
Dental Society
Dis
Howan
McKinler School
Stoneroad
Phys- Trut Trading
Charae
Er Im Maintein
Washington Colony
National Society of New England Warente
Petit Taven
Cen
Justina Wi
Elizabeth Herke
Tusater
Doard Mit
Va Wiech
Kush Co Mah Sehubl
Foster High School
Miss Petingale
Spit Mis T
Fetingale
Corae Dasa
Metingelo
Sransis
Gorentan
Dentists in Convention Adopt Health Promotion Resolutions
The Maryland State Dental Association and District of Columbia Society held their fourteenth union meeting at George Washington University with sessions day and night. Resolutions urged cooperation among dentists, physicians, teachers and mothers to improve oral hygiene, promote dental clinics, school inspections, and public lectures on dental health as part of tuberculosis and infectious disease control. Headquarters were at the Nomandie Hotel as sessions continued.
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Maryland State Dental Association
District of Columbia Society
George ‘Washington University
A. D. Weakley
Charles W. Necanam
George Washington University
J.T. McClenahan
District of Columbia Dental Society
D. W Smith
Maryland Dental Asgociation
RF. H. Snyder
Baltimore
Lyman Kebler
Department of Agriculture
Dudley N. Carpenter
J. SN
Richard Grady
Tava Academy
Annapolis
Unaumois
Dentity
Biot
Boston
Normandie Hotel
Navy announces targets record wearers at practice
Secretary of the Navy names three enlisted men who achieved high scores at naval target practice and are eligible to wear the navy on their sleeves. The list includes Lieuts H. E. Emote and I C Kad plus Ensign J. N Ferguson among others with crews listed from several states.
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Navy
Secretary of the Navy
H. E. Emote
Louisiana
I C. Kad
New Jer
J. N Ferguson
New Hampshire
W. KR. Carter
Minnesota
Ensign L. ©. Farley
Maryland
A. H. Lacey
Knox
Cleveland
R. E. Gillmer
Hull
Richardson
Tingey
Jobality Elects Officers for St Pauls Sodality
The St Pauls Senior Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary held its annual officer election in St Pauls parish hall. Newly elected for the coming year are Kate Barry president, Mary Ickey first assistant prefect, Mary Livingston second assistant protest, Mae Lee treasurer, and Mary Carrick secretary. Rev A Aldridge O P, novice master at the Dominican House of Students Brookland, will preach at the next liturgical meeting in St Pauls Church next Wednesday evening.
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St. Paul's
St. Paul's Church
Airtax Courthouse
Fairtax County
North Carolina
North Carolia
Virginia
Lang
W. W. Lang
Joseph Berry
Frank Williamng
Detwiler
Gainesville
Jalstricts
John D. Garcutt
Centerville
M.D. Hall
Lee
B. Reed
Bright's Disease Cure Promises Hope for Incurables
An advertisement from Spaight Street Madison Wisconsin promotes Patton's Medical Compound for dropsy and albumen in Bright's disease. It claims rapid improvement, recounts a patient who worsened until Eureka Springs Arkansas, and reports dramatic recovery after starting the remedy. It invites readers to request full literature via John J Fulton Company San Francisco and to ask Henry Evans drugstore for the Renal Compound.
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Madtaen
Wis
IMM
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Patton
John 3. Fulton Company
San Francisco
Cal
Fuluon
Henry Evans
Fairfax Good Roads Group Elects Long President
W. W. Long elected president of the Fairfax County Good Roads Association formed to back the Washington Leesburg road project. The meeting in Fairfax Courthouse set plans for campaigns, fundraising, and formal cooperation with the District of Columbia Good Roads group while praising efforts of the Washington Post.
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Emecors
Lars
District of Columbia
God Honda
Leesburg
Fairfax Association
District Association
John G. ‘Hopkins
C. Hustis
Ceclein
Loudoun
Pulrfax
Washington
Good Rails Association
Oun
District of Columbia, Good Roads Association
Washington Post
Virginia
Dia Jtrict of Columbia Good Roads Association
Hopkins
Eustis
Messrs Long
Huddieson
Hall, Detwiler
Willams
Longgreg
Fairfax
Alexandria
Berry
Bir
Long
Fairfax Courthouse
Leesburg-Washington
Fairfax-Leesburg
New York Awakens amid subway clash and Hearst support
The city debates subway plans and Tammany power as Democratic leaders push rapid transit despite Republican opposition. A Brooklyn Eagle editorial praises Hearst while Gaynor's campaign loses momentum, signaling shifting local loyalties and doubts about Gaynor’s mayoral bid.
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Brooklyn
Tammany
The
Eagle
Barnard
Hearst
Gaynor
Mr. Hearst
Bia
Oll
Municipal control proposed for Norfolk phone system
Virginia briefs note agitation over telephone service in Norfolk leading to a proposal for municipal ownership as two systems exist. Mayor Ridout calls for investigation into the plan to absorb the rival system and set rates amid opposition. Winchester grand jury indicts five on Byrd Alcohol Law violations tied to local option territory. Valley Turnpike Company stockholders elect Byrd’s son president, with officers named at the meeting. Mrs Kerrick sues Caroline county for desertion, case details unclear.
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Norfolk
Riddock
Winchester
Harry Chiris- Imore
Anthony Graber
Fred Wood
C. 4. Bahlman
Charles Kizpatrick
Byrd Aquor
Nést Beac
Ardent Spirits
Valley Tutnpike Company
Harry Byrd
Sneaker Byrd
House of Delegates
Juddp
H. D. Neman
Woodstock
D. B. Dingés
Middletown
W. Newman
Seema
Amurar
Cora Kerrick Dons
Caroline Coun
Kerrick
Givarco Eptim Giants
Eral
Sunday Exhibit at Mount Vernon M E Church
Exhibit titled Seat to Baltimore will be shown this week at Mount Vernon M E Church South. It will be shipped today to Baltimore to form part of an Evangelical Society exhibit. The display opens November 14 at the Bart Baltimore Methodist church.
Women Demand Honest Leaders for New York City
Special to The Washington Post from New York on October 28 reports Mrs Belmont urging men of power wealth and integrity to enter politics and lead the city. She questions why no moral teachers financiers or able thinkers have stepped forward to frame a platform and govern for the people in the upcoming four years.
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Washington
New York
Oliver
Belmont
Tagic
New York City
Mitions
Tore
Simon Wolf Celebrates Sixty-Third Birthday Amid Greetings
Friends and officials from Washington and beyond sent congratulations to Simon Wolf on his 63rd birthday. Messages came from Justice Stafford, the Bnai Brith, Admiral Adolph Marie, General Julius Staher, and Col. H Lauchneimer. A poem by John A. Joyce honored the occasion, as flowers and telephones buzzed with well wishers.
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Simonale
Washington
Justice Stafford
Oso
Ruppert Home
Baengerbuns
B'nai Brith
Adelph Kraus
4. B. Seelenfreund
Adolph Marie
Julius Staher
Kossuth
H. €. Lauchneimer
U. S
John A. Joyce
Wolf
Turners Hold Social by Columbia Turnverein Ladies
A social event hosted by the Columbia Turnverein ladies at 929 M Street last night featured a program with piano solos and recitations by Mrs. S Sobel Otto John and others. A joint exhibition by the Columbus Turnverein and Baltimore equivalents is planned for November 21 at the local society home.
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Columbia Turnvsteinat Ie
M Street
Fiano Sala
Frederig Volz
North Pole
Otto John
S. Sobel
Siegfried Scharban
Columburnversin
Vorwaerts and
Germania Turnverein
Iitimore
Crusade to Save Horses Opens Police Court Case
Edwarda case leads a broader drive by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals after a police court hearing on a horse afflicted with spavin ring bone and hock disease. Seven more cruelty cases, including a local drayage firm as defendant, are set for trial next Tuesday before Judge Mulloway.
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Washington
J. B. Thomas
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Channing M. Edwards
Powards
Edwards Hog
Nex
Mulloway
Edwards
Whch
Georgia Avenue
Te Horve
Thomas
Talbot
Thoms
New Mint Director Named at Harvard Professor Takes Oath
Prof A Platt Andrew of Harvard University is named the new director of the mint in Washington. He conferred with Assistant Secretary Norton at the Treasury yesterday and will accompany Senator Aldrich on a trip to educate Western States on currency legislation. Andrew will take the oath next Monday.
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A. Platt Andrew
Harvard University
Tew
Mint
Waoshington
Treasury Department
Norton
Aldrich
Andrew
Meteor explodes over Pen Mar as snow grips western Maryland
Severe cold settles over the mountain district as snow showers persist. Frederick completes its annual tax levy showing a county taxable base of 23,406,109 with state and county rates set. Rev BL Goodwin resigns to take a Virginia rectorship. A monster meteor lights the sky near Pen Mar. Eight year old William Rogers of Mount Savage dies by hanging at Valley Falls, leaving wife Ila Brode and four children in distress.
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Mountain District
Oallang
Frederick
BL. B. Goodwin
S Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Hencosk
St James’ Chapel
Covington
William Rogers
Mount Savage
Valley Falls
W. Vu
Minella Brode
Frostburg
Weather Conditions Across Regions Foresee Rain and Cooler Temps
Weather bulletin notes a broad rainstorm spreading from the West to the East, with a cold wave lowering temperatures from the upper Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic. Expect unsettled Northwest conditions and lighter showers on the New England coast, with cooler highs along the Rockies and Missouri Valley through Friday and Saturday. Local readings include tonight’s temperatures around 48 to 62, with a trend toward sunnier spells later in the period.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Westie
Burcee
Washington
Thuréay
New Gagland
Missiasippi
Rockies
Atlantic
Rocky Mountaine
Miesnirt
Oragon
New England
South Atlantic
Mconight
Fame
Am Beems Bekam
Howra
Auabive
Inimum
Cummins
Charles F. Cummins
Remuer
Postoffice
Sp Department
Asheville
Milton H. Holland
Blamarcs
Cumming
Aritor
Orleans
Lxt
New York
North
Piste
Plamire
Portland
River Bulletin
Weshington Pott
Mirpyore “Ferry
W.va
West Virginia conference and local notices in Harpers Ferry
An educational conference occurs this afternoon in Harpers Ferry with remarks by Assistant Gate Superintendent F. F. Friend Thorn C. Miller and Prof Marek of Charleston. A Fairmont donor contributes 500 dollars to fund a gymnasium for Broaddus Institute Philippi. Jumbled reports surround Elbert J. Goshorn, 41, of Lobmeyer Goshorn Charleston, who vanished after transferring all interests to his wife and leaving a note.
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Harpers Ferry
Assiatant
F. F. Friend
Thorn C. Miller
Prof. Marek
Charleston
Elbert J. Goshorn
Lobmeyer & Goshorn
Goshorn
Chrysanthemum Exhibit Opens on Washington Monument Grounds
The chrysanthemum show opened yesterday and runs daily until November 2 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Visitors viewed 68 varieties, including striking blooms named President Taft and Col. Deniel Appleton. Unique hybrids like Mrs. H. Robison drew admiration, with a cabbage-type white flower showing pale pink-tipped petals. The display is part of two exhibitions with others at the Department of Agriculture greenhouse.
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Washington Monument
Department of Agriculture
Taft
Deniel Appleton
Taft Campaign Reported At Men’s Temple Meeting
Washington correspondent Gun J. Karger of the Cincinnati Times Star described Taft campaign speeches at a Men’s Temple gathering on Elm Street Temple. Officers elected for the coming year include D. J. Kaufman president K Hirsh vice president B SaloMon treasurer J Reis secretary. Directors named Dr. A Simon Dr L Stern Bion Wolf and L Goldheim. Refreshments were served in the vestry room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Club
Ena
Lripa
William H. Taft
Gun J. Karger
Washington
The
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Charles F. Taft
Taft
Eleni Street
D. J. Kaufman
K. Hirsh
B. Salo- Mon
J. Reis
A. Simon
L. Stern
Bion Wolf
L. Goldheim
Sleepless Nights and Nervine Benefit Report
Sleepless nights blamed on nervous temperament. W W Fishback of Redkey Tad testifies Dr Miles Nervine steadies nerves and promotes deep sleep. Advertisement promises soothing influence, nerve restoration, and full refunds if not satisfied.
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Mopoie
Mis
Corveran School
Myers
Jebubor
Vla
Senin
Ais
Attacegn
Jefferson School
Adams
Taueihy
Felon
Aac
Aac Wi Grete Abel
Ulet Wes
Malomlm
Benning School
Tegelen
Hawes
Twner
Bebning
Sitth
Pride
Haror
Abe
Grae
Uadergarten Prin Vy
Webb Schaal
L. Raun
Ty Webb Schaal Moe
T. Brandt
Sisth
Lenox
Cunshee
Aol
Margaret Adams
Sritir
Vongeess
Wr Sunstitute Courier
McDanlet
Wal M. Morell
High Gvorau
Aumat
Sete
Ausker Hiifod
Rimmons
Simmons
Parke
Mies
G. A. Coleman
Miss Shepherd
Migs VY. C. Sheppard
Tansfer
Weson
Miners School
Prosstte Mix L. &. Lacey
Tinalee
Stvens
Wilson Behool
Mise J. G. Werton
Fred Strato
Mda
N. Orme
Rede
B. HL Browne
Apostol E. Ho Syphax
Amie Randall
Franatzi A. G. Xsort
Garseta
Camet Sugar School
FF. Aros
Bell School
W. H. Byers
John McCarthy Sentiee
Amidon School
W. PF. Mitchell
Sire
Northwest
Robert Wilton
T. A. Matthews Jeoster
Wilson Dahaat
Hilse MM. Greenwood
Pith Rade
KL. Thom
Seegna
Sram Ranch
Bryan Sebo
G. E. Batchelor
Second Pride
Fom
Bryan
Xia
Amiiaate
Chai
Probey Carrage Co
Thirty-second St
Kate Barry
St.’ Paul's
Bright’s
Fairfax County
W. W. Long
Baimard
Gay- Not
Circulara
Alleen
Lare
Abestry
Tatamany
Republicania
Estlmates
Democratic Board
Metz Tody
Metz
Calder
Carnegie Hall
Taxpayers’ Protective Union
Brooklyn Eagle
Praiaes Hearst
Brooklyn Eagly
Graf
Tammany Organization
Cadilac
Cadillac
Tley
Ibach
Bannard
New York Trust Company
Broadway
FLW
Vidginia Briefs
Simon Wolf
Tse
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th St
la NY
Turners
Soceal
Crusade
Humane Society
Edwarda
Kaufman
Leghard
Daniel
John H. Hrinkman
Carriage and Wagon Warkve
JNO
W. Bahlm
W. Baker
J. Gay Gould
M. T
Century Building
the Provident Hank Bldg
Ninth and & Ste. Mw
David Rothavhild
Tee Or Weaver
Kengla & CO
Celephonm West
WEAVER, KENOLA @ CO
Georges & Son, Inc
F St. N.W
Treasury
Western Maryland News
West Virginia
Fairmont
Broaddus Institute
Philippi
Bepwood
Charlestown
Lacy Barron
Gassawsy
W. Va
West End
Pa. Ave
N.W. Phore
Sauter
Sapien
St.m. W
Ee Tallantine
Newark
Shoomaker CO
DR White
Pa Ave
Buona of
Mary Fem Om
Milburn
Meister
Christian Xander
Prange
Quality House
Gothen
Sidney West
TRE Sunday Post
Wilson & Mayers Ufacturers
G St
Brussel Eols
United Beaten
Wilson & Mayers
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