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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1910

Page

4

Local dignitaries named as judges for merit awards

Mr. A. T. Stuart superintendent of public schools Mr. W. F. Gude chamber of commerce president and Mr. D. J. Callahan board of trade secretary have kindly consented to serve as judges and sole decision makers on merit.

A. T. Stuart Public Schools W. F. Gude President Chamber of Com D. J. Callahan Board of Trade

Householder’s quarrel ends with move and payment

A tenant complains of a long abusive arrangement at Maria Daly’s Reeves County home in Marfa. She accuses him of debt and harassment while detailing chores and a nightly boarder rule. After lawyer Jones intervenes, the boarder is allowed to leave upon paying $5. Además, directions list motor trips to Cabin John Bridge Falls and party rates for oxcabs at $2 per hour.

Jedge Maria Daly Reeves Cot Montgomery County Marfa Neil Johnson Aly Ilesr Maria Dedge Jones Wills

Praise for Forest Rangers Inspires Firefighter Care

Chief Graves urged Congress to fund injured forest workers after praising rangers for courage in protecting public property during his inspection tour of national forests in Arizona Colorado and Utah. He returned to Washington from Missoula Montana where he directed firefighting efforts and visited local suburbs featured in a federal taxicab feature.

Graves Henry F. Graves Washington Arizona Colorado Utah Missoul Mont Forest Rangers Congress

Prince to See Mint at Work in Philadelphia

Prince Tsai Haun, head of the Chinese andy, brother of the Prince Regent and uncle to the little emperor, will visit the Philadelphia mint on September 26. Acting Secretary of the Treasury Charles D. Jules has ordered the mint superintendent to admit the royal party. Also notes on stenography demand, a civil service exam prep firm, medical apparatus ads, and local business notices.

Tsai Haun Andy China United States Sea & Mint Philadelphia Charles D. Jiules

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