Rescinded appointments amid a spurious name swap in high school staff list
The school board rescinded appointments after Superintendent Chancellor found three names had been substituted in the list of teachers for high schools. He had intended Bruce Evans for assistant director of night schools, but C K Wormley A N Craig and E Jackson were sent to the trustees. The board held a private session and scheduled a future meeting to address the issue while promises of further explanations emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Evans
H. Madeliz
N. T. Jackson
C. K. Wormley
A. N. Craig
E. Jackson
Montgomery
Lst
Bruce
Vans
C.K. Wormley
A. N. Crale
C.H. Made
Evans
Dr. Changellor
Supt. Montgomery
Suyner Intendent
Fist Forest
Secretary Hoots to Arrive in Washington Next Sunday
The Secretary Hoots is due in Washington from a South American trip next Sunday night. The Sylph is ordered to the Potomac mouth to meet the Columbia, with vatary and family aboard to travel upriver to Washington. The Columbus will reach the canes Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoots
Washington
Potomac
Columbia
Vatary
Colon
Cartagent i
Columbus
Jobbers and Shippers Plan Exhibit at Jamestown Exposition
In Washington a joint committee of Jobbers and Shippers Association and the Business Men's Association moves to recruit members and fund operations. A letter urges firms to join at dues of ten dollars, aiming to boost Washington’s jobbing and shipping interests and place exhibits at the Jamestown Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promotors and Businers Men's Association
Jamestown
National Capital
Robbers and Ghippers’ Association
Washington, D. C
Washington
Board of Trade
Robert M. Harper
Stiles
Rade
Boom Thain at Salisbury Exposition Train Stop
The Greater Washington special arrived in Salisbury from Greensboro last night aboard a Pullman coach and two express cars. Early visitors pressed to see the display, Mayor Hayden led tours, and local businesspeople hosted interviews and orders. The train then moved to Statesville and Charlotte, with thousands viewing the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Salisbury
N. C
Greater Washington
Greensboro
North Carolina
Hayden
Salighury
Washington
Statesville
Charlotte
Howard University Opens with New President Thirkell
Dr Wabtur P Thirkicla has taken the helm as president of Howard University elected last May. He resigned as corresponding secretary of the Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education Society of the M E Church which runs forty three schools in the South. The college of arts and sciences teachers college and preparatory school open today with the theology medicine and law schools to follow October 1. The freshman class is expected to be among the largest in the institution's history. The Thirkell family spent late summer at Lake Michigan before moving into the president's house built for President Rankin years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabtur P. Thirkicla
Howard University
Freedman's Aid and Southern Education Society
M. HE. Church
College of Arts and Selenges
Wepchers’ College
Medicine
Law
Thirkiell
Lake, Michigan
Rankin Geno
Washington Bar Divides Over Stafford Gould Contest
Washington Bar Association debates support for Justice Stafford or Gould for vacancy on the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. Debate centers on Friday meeting outcomes, endorsements, and precedent for future neutral stances. a mass meeting may propose a candidate slate, with Chief Justice Shepard to chair a temporary selection before Roosevelt makes the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Bar ‘Association
Wendell F. Stafford
Supreme Court
Justice Duell
Ben
Washington
Court of Appeals
of Washington
J. W. Eehos
Aghipy M
A. Leftwich Sinclar
Mattingly
William
Gould
Baker
Indorse
Duatite di Ir
Bwehel
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Aahlegauld
Suprema Court of
District of Columbia
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Kovern
Bistetet
Columbia
Goth
District At Columbia
John
Echols
Whyte House
Stafford
Key Smith
Washington Bar Association
Waa
Nfo
Indornement Wap Fair
Justce
Smith
Afonday
Mr. Smith
Justice Stafford
Tnriesa
Shepard
Roostvelt
Man Dies in Hallway. Patrick McAuliff 57
Patrick McAuliff aged fifty seven died of heart disease in the hallway of a building at 478 Pennsylvania Avenue NW yesterday afternoon. The long time clerk had just returned from work in Alexandria and collapsed while heading to his room. Coroner Negitt certified death as natural. The report also lists a concert program for the Marne Band at the Capitol today at 4 20 p.m with pieces by Santelmann and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McAuliff
Pennsylvania Aovenue
McAuliff
Aleandria
Cor
Oner Negitt
Marne
William H. Santelmann
Capitol
Teike
Aftenon
Thames
Amd Imtermerca
Laoncavallos
Troy
Lueta
Smith
Llewellyn
Stone
Breartog
May
Bretatyre
Danfacttt
Weber-Walngariner
Sarason Gud Delfick
Saint Saapabur
Godfrey
Detroit Youth Arrested in Diamond Ring Theft Case
Arthur Green a sixteen year old of Detroit was seized by Detective Charles W. Seymour with Washington police aid for allegedly stealing two diamond rings valued at 350 dollars from his aunt Helen Stelling. Green did not resist extradition and was to be used as a witness in Detroit authorities case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Green
Detroit
Mich
Charles W. Seymour
Théington Police
Helen Stelling
BBA
Mathet
Justice Clabaugh
Washington
Seymour
Green
Hi Hunt
Bhare
Boonie
Judge Campbell Honored for Long Interior Service
Judge Frank L Campbell an assistant attorney general in the interior department is praised for a distinguished career. Born near Haysock Pennsylvania he served in the Civil War era regiments and moved to Stars County Ohio before long. He held a board position for six years then rose through interior senior roles culminating in 1908 appointment as solicitor general of the interior department. He received an honorary degree at the centennial of Washington and Jefferson College in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Camppell
Ypell
Haysock
Pennsylvania
Ctv
Stars County
Phio
Inter
Hs Cping
Pmresbin
Interhoy
Subaens
Intérior
M ‘Inley
Ae ‘Campbell
Interior
Rabigtant
Rooses Lb
Washington and Jefferson College
Campbell
Hig
Bethesda posse hunts horse thief after stable theft
Armed men searched woods near Bethesda Maryland after a thief entered a stable and stole eight valuable animals. The horse was found hidden in the woods hours later. Police from Washington and local units guarded roads to trap the suspect amid ongoing thefts in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda
Hbyzhes
Washington
Tonnailytown
Chevy Case
Qly
Robber Caught in Act at Store Break In
Officer concealed in a store trap, Robert Brooks colored twenty two years old attempted to open a whisky cabinet at John G Cook’s 1908 Fourteenth Street NW residence after 1 am. Detective Tyser chased him to a basement closet and captured him as he unlocked the cabinet. Brooks, former employee, was handcuffed and jailed awaiting Police Court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Cook
Fourteenth Street
Robert Brooks
Tyzer
Eighth Preaingt
Tyser
Brooks
Man seeks loaned money from stranger in hotel scheme
Joseph Koffier of Will Street Northwest appealed to the posse for help locating eight suspects and a young man to whom he lent $25 last Sunday. Koffier described the man as about 22, 5 feet 6 inches, neatly dressed in a gray suit, who posed as a telegraph operator in charge of a hotel branch office. He claimed banks were closed and that the money would run his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toseph Koffier
Will Street
Koffier
Teoffer
Cam- Gentes
Batora
Hig
Sundey
Tig Allemad
Kofler
Pageant Review Hears Roosevelt Plans Amid Parade
A fragmentary account details preparations for a pageant review involving military units from the army navy and marine corps. It notes figures like Gen hal and Capt Lipscomb and references a veterans gathering at a president's home with names such as Joseph J Gordon and James H Rollings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conradl
Barney
Joseph J. Gordon
Kati Gray
Forty Members Attend Fitzhugh Lee Camp Encampment
Special to the Wasalacganee Camp Richmond reports forty members of Fitzhugh Lee Camp will attend the national encampment in Washington. Commander A H Sands leads the Richmond contingent with Maj. Dy cheat Capt Rabert L Mausirsr Cant eage N Shawith and John CG Eckert among named participants. The gathering aims to strengthen ties with Spanish War veterans and extend organization efforts in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
Richmond
A. HL. Sands
Washington
Ag’ O
James McGway
Rabert
Eage
Shawith
John
Eckert
Meat Export Rules Promulgated by Acting Secretary
The Acting Secretary and Opnimeros and Lahor issued rules regulating meat export shipments. They mandate duplicate delivery to customs, require original and duplicate certificates, and require proper proof of identification and shipment details at destination. The rules take effect in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opnimeros
Lahor
Ang
Orginal
Talon
Cartifias
Virginia Democratic Association meeting at Riggs House
The Virginia Democratic Association held a gathering at the Riggs House last night with officers to be elected for the coming year. The Otis Elevator Company, supplying lifts for the new sewerage pumping station, received a sixty day contract extension from the Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovale
Wes
See Catt
Poller
Wil
Meesttig
Virginia
Riggs House
Brofdock
Otis Elevator Company
Panama Buy Rates and Trade Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Panama buy rates and export business. Mentions United States Steel and general purchase figures, with unclear figures and stray phrases about days and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gommisaign
Reckue
United States Steel Gordaration
Fzneund
Everal
Akilapla and Baers Report On Special Forecast
Fragmented OCR notes mention temperatures, forecasts, and warnings. References include Mt. Ralative Bowntown and a Hoops bulletin. The garbled text cites rivers, harpers, and a Westinetan Poet, with scattered numbers and dates.
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B. M. Wilton
Prankiin
C. K. Finckel
Gales School
Charles’ Hart
Jalfection
C. R. Thompson
Watlack
M. A. Burns
L. EL Glenn
A. Mo McDaniel
D. Moore
M.A.’ Mc Manon
E.R. Voss
D. E. Ulrickson
L. M. Dreaman
O'Belen
Ja Hodgkins
Hy Buyroughe
L. A. Bentley
Johnson
B. B. Crandal
Bord
M. B. Hildreth
Dalzell
Agnew
Jaolors—High
Wiliam — McQueenor
Franklin
O. K
Gales
Ruth
Jeffergon
Julina Strobe
Wallach
Joseph Pargous
Corcor@n
Philip Arta
Har Tl
B. Lewis
D. L. Monroe
J. E. Anderson
I. W. Shaw
L. Gray
M. F. Benn
J. J. Dan
M. E. Grif
D. Q. McDonald
H. Miller
M.Y. Ruby
R. B. Stokes
O. L. Haimes
Qi Lbson
G. Beott
A. Pinyon
Janttors
Irinatrang School
Q. P. Taylor
Ateyana
J. TL. Matthews
Brevens Cooking and Sewing
Waiton
Randall School
L White
Garnet School
R. Beverly
H Street
Capitol Hills
Bho Ve Ramies
Rehdol -Teavborn
M. H. Thole
M. EB. Hedrick
Miers & F. Sieman
J. W. McAdan
Annis & Thomas
B. M. Thomas
E Aniis M. W. Frank
Petworth School
M. V. Fanth
Imma Tascher
A. H. Uiko
Breriye
Root
Sylph
The
Jobbers and Shippers’ Association
Charles T. Bell
American Security ‘and Trust Company
Boom Thain
Boyden
Howard
Thirkield
Justice Gould
Duell
Marine Band
Judge Campbell
Grand Army of Republic
Department of Interior
Oldiers
POSSE
Ipa
Companton
Wigtim
Capital
Vil Way ‘District Guard
Navy
Hal
Mulagy
Lipscomb
Grand Army
Hell
Goldiers
Therstore
Orgap Eatieris
Hig Oyster
Mhat Packers
Lansburgh &Bro
7Th Street
Browns &c
Panama
Baers
Hbaterg
Harpers Berey
Eidigo
Bunele
Chaetany
Cheyer
Davenport
Danver
iCajo
Galvaxton
Bs” Hiat A
Rd P. Bets
Peter Grogan
Seventh St
Bet. H and I Streets
Sanders & Staynaa Co
Amore Creations
Avery Price
Dulin & Martin CO
Foltery, Porcelain
Chita
Dlans
Wegan
Atlantic & Pacing
Fain
Bhorey
Berkeley Eye
Jandoline
Abel
TWE Sunday Post
Common Sense
Sullivan
Beale
Ingnor
National Shoe
MIG, and Repair Co
Ninth St. N
Washington, D
Gmewyen Ge
New York
Ambrigan Security and Trust Company
Droop
Vay Me Ewan Wei Tie
Carleton Vaughan
Olivina
Burgundy
Christian Xander
Ley
Pond
Herauge Evers
Beme
Annie
Jow
Gome
Wilkens-Sherry. Printing Co
Desi Ere
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