School board tightens transfers and staff changes
The board announced numerous teacher transfers across district schools, new appointments in drawing and home economics, resignations accepted for several principals, and substitute staffing shifts. The McKinley Manual Training sees upgrades including a new lab and larger student capacity as classes consolidate under one roof.
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Wla Aed
Valame
RSKSY
Huntness High School
theKiley Manual Training School
Board of Education
Long School Faculty Roster Highlights Transfers and Appointments
A long list details transfers and new posts across elementary, junior high, and senior schools. Several teachers move between Milibary Road, Garrison, Simmons, and Cook schools, with additions in kindergartens and specialized subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss &. Po Simmaous
Bruce Schon
CC. Bannister
Fromhain Reidge Road
Truce School
Georgia Brooks
Garrison Schocl
Paterson School
Mee. Brear
Cookchool
Simmons School
Miss Mool. Turner
Simmons Schaal
Cook Sebel
Mina Btl Ith Grate
Fran Miner
Montgomery School
C.J. Aranda
Montgomery Rehont
Miner School
Patterson Rehont
Gardon Sehoal
HE. Webb
Military Real School
Garrison School
Wounded Boy May Die After Accidental Shooting
Harry Pauls aged 14 of 424 Fifteenth Street Southeast was shot by Pant Dy Johnson at 123 1 Street Southeast with a saubiar rifle. Doctors at Washington Asylum Hospital say the bullet hit his brain. recovery unlikely and neck paralysis possible if he survives. Johnson remains in detention as playmates insist the shooting was accidental. Police search for 11 year old Kelsey Herndon missing since September 7 at 82 New Jersey Avenue have yielded no clues. father notes the boy often left home briefly but returned and may have left town.
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Harry Pauls
Fifteenth Street
Smitheast
Pant Dy. Johnson
Thursdis
Washington Asylum Hospital
Johnson
House of Detention
Althongh
Kelsey Herndon
New Jersey Avenue
Stolypin Shot at Theater in St Petersburg
Premier Stolypin was shot by a police agent during a theater performance in St Petersburg in the presence of Emperor Nicholas and royal family. Doctors report his condition satisfactory with hopes for recovery. Police say the attack was revolutionary, planned by Jewish and Finnish groups. Bogroff acted alone as the would be assassin.
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M. Stolypin
M. Stolymin
Social Revolutionists
Bogroff
Kullabaka
Dimitrisegrou
Kiel University
Social Revolutionary
M. Ktolypin
Eugene Azef
Revolutionary Socialist Party
M. Stolipin
St. Petersburg
McKinley
Buffalo
Sukhomirioff
Bogreff
Kokovsoff
Kief
Russia
Stolypin
State Department
Department of State
Stolypin Admired for Moderation Despite Assassination Attempt
A speaker recalls Pyotr Stolypin as a popular reformer who earned public favor without harshness. He discusses leaving Russia amid apparent calm and prosperity, questioning why an assassination attempt occurred when the nation seemed financially thriving.
May Leave Asylum Today In Recovery From Family Tragedy
Miss Myrtle Smith at Washington Asylum since Wednesday may be moved to a hospital as her condition improves after hysteria triggered by her murdered brother at Tony Milano's shoe shop. May Smith remains ill since learning of the death. Mrs. Smith, a former nurse, stays with her and abandons a Tennessee visit. Police deny reports of three men allegedly luring into Milano's shop before Harry Smith's murder.
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Myrtle Smith
Washington Asylum
May Smith
Tony Milano
Smith
Tennessee
Harry Smith
Boy Hobo Vincent Brown Runs Away Again
Morris M Brown of 718 Rhode Island Ave NW reports his 13 year old son Vincent has departed home again. A noted juvenile runaway since age three, he has spent time at St Vincent's Baltimore and St Mary's School, with recent episodes leading to a brief stay in detention before a potential reform placement was discussed. The father says the boy is not vicious and cannot explain his motives, often returning tired and silent before retreating to bed. Police were asked to locate him after his latest disappearance.
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Vincent Brown
Morris M. Brown
Rhode Island Avenue
Vincent
St. Mary's School
St. Mary’s School
Baltimore
Brown
Baron Rosen Returns to Wind Up Affairs
Baron Rosen, recalled Russian Ambassador to Washington, arrived in New York by the Baltics to wind up his affairs. Former Senator Chauncey M. Te Pew arranged a train meeting with President Taft at Albany, with Rosen riding to Syracuse aboard the President’s special. The baron said he would bid the President farewell before Washington. He attributed the attempted assassination of Stoypin to a Nihilist.
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Washington Post
New York
Baron Rosen
Washington
Baltics
Chauncey M. Tepew
Taft
Albany
Syracuse
Stoypin
Eusallant
Hotel Guests by City Listings Across the U S
A long list of guests staying at hotels in Boston Raleigh Philadelphia Pittsburgh California Connecticut Georgia Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Ohio Indiana China and Japan appears. Names include Burwell Gilligan Knight McChew Reynolds Schihel Wickes Flanagan Glessford Spanier Brigatorks Nell Whitey Clark etc. The roster shows guests visiting from multiple states and international travelers with hotel affiliations such as Willard Raleigh Shoreham Ebbit St James and more.
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Boston
F. L. Burwell
N. J. Gilligan
R. M. Knight
Chicaro
George M. Clark
E. F.reynond, Jr
Willard
Friend
Mrs. c. Lange
H. c. Jones
A. Philbin
C. McNeil
Raleigh
J. Tampleton
St. James
New York City
Craig McChew
Jr. Shoreham
A. ‘Mitnick
Edwin Schid
Glessford
R. Cross
J. James
Philadelphia
W. L. Shepherd
Ebbitt
F. W. Coolbaugh
G. Grimih
M. B. Warner
Dunne
Pittsburgh
Frank W. Dale
C. E. Vogel
Ebbit
Wolentz
J. Spigelman
California
John F. Curren
Los Angeles
Connecticut
William c. Skinner
H. R. Williams
Hartford
Georgia
Mre
Giddings
Atlanta
Shoreham
W. D. Hudson
Dale Savannah
Kentucky
A. J. Lynch
Louiaville
Arlington
Maryland
Mrs
Harry
Schumacher
C. B. Parrar
Baltimore
G. K. Miller
G. Percy
Frank Dawson
Otto Bibby
J. D. Downes
Massachusetts
Weld
Pittsfield
Bhoreham
Ohin
H. G. Grté
Ainford
Canton
Frances Howe
Cincinnati
Wip
Pennsylvania
Calling
H. Ball
Mise M. Bull
John H. Pollard
Munbancy City
Dope
Tennessee
Cyrus Garnsey
Caroline Garnsey
Mary Garnasy
Memphis
Virginia
J. Hannon Mitchell
Richmond
A. C. Broxton
M. W. Mercerean
Staunton
A. G. Weaver
Front Royal
Norfolk
H. W. Davant
Ron T. Anderson
Galeski
Tipping in Hat and Coat Rooms Draws Outcry
A traveler condemns the practice of hotel staff demanding tips in hat and coat rooms and washrooms. The letter argues such demands are disgraceful, comparing American hospitality to European norms and calling the system an outrage that patrons should not tolerate.
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Tipping Trust
New York
Atlantic City
Geeme
America
Machinists to Stay Here in Navy Yard Dispute
Reported move of the International Association of Machinists headquarters from the McGill building to Indianapolis or another central West town was denied by Navy Yard employees and Columbia Lodge No 174. President-elect William H Johnston would not approve any change without Davenport convention sanction. No strike involving 3000 Washington Navy Yard workers without general advisory board approval.
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International Association of Machinists
McGill
Indianapolis
Laporte
Central West
Navy Yard
Columbia Lodge
Union
William H. Johnston
James O'Connell
Davenport
Iowa
Washington Navy Yard
Taylor
General Advisory Board
Court Frees Boy Robber in George Todd Case
George Todd an 18-year-old St. John's Academy student in Annapolis had stolen jewelry from Mrs. Am brose then returned it. He was paroled by Judge Aukam after a 60 day jail sentence and will enter Westminster College next Monday as his father planned. Detective Burlingame supported the plea and the judge offered guidance for reform.
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George Todd
St. John’s Academy
Annapolis
Caroline Ambrose
I Street
Northwest
Aukam
United States Police Court
Westminster College
Salisbury
Central Office
Burlingame
Todd
Groome Confesses Theft Of Watch from Co worker
James T. Groome a 20 year old department store driver was arrested by Central Office Detectives Warren and Mullen after trying to pawn a stolen watch belonging to fellow driver James Ridick. Groome allegedly confessed to officers after the locker break in weeks earlier.
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James T. Groome
Weather Conditions and Regional Forecast Summary
A Washington Weather Bureau report notes a Manitoba centered disturbance moving eastward with rains in the middle Atlantic and New England States, Ohio valley and lake region. Warmer trends in the east and northwest, cooler in the central plains, with local rains in New England, Ohio, and middle Atlantic areas before Sunday. Winds vary by coast and region, with general fair weather elsewhere Saturday and Sunday. temperatures fluctuating, with highs around 70 and lows near 58. River conditions show Potomac clear but Shenandoah muddy as of Sept 18.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Manitoba
Lake Ontario
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Middle Mississippi Valley
Middle Plains States
Oregon
Rocky Mountain Region
Northwest
Ohio
Middle Mississippi
Mississipp
Upper Lake Region
South Atlantic
Florida
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Grand Banks
Capital Traction denies District court jurisdiction in transfer dispute
Capital Traction Company answers Baltimore and Washington Transit suit denying the District Supreme Court's authority to oversee transfer exchanges. President George E. Hamilton signs a document arguing the charter binds only six tickets per quarter, creating a federal contract immune to later legislation. The reply asserts no physical track connection and challenges the act's reach, placing the case on the regular October calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
District Supreme Tribunal
District Supreme Court
Capital Traction Company
Baltimore and Washington Transit Company
George E. Hamilton
Kennedy Avenue
Fourteenth Street
District Court
Congress
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Dr H L E Johnson Returns From Western Tour
Dr and Mrs H E Johnson sail back to Washington after a three month trip to the Pacific coast and Canada He studied large city hospitals and notes growing Taft support in the West He says Canadians regard Taft and Laurier's party favorably toward reciprocity with the United States and believes voters will back the reciprocity plan despite talk of it The mass of people are eager to trial the proposal.
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H . E. Johnson
Washington
Pacific Coast
Canada
Johnson
Taft
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
United States
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