Teachers Seek Septembers Pay Amid School Law Clash
Washington public school teachers contend the September salary should be paid from the start of the fiscal year under pro rata rules. They cite new law divisions and potential injunctions to block salaries for successors until court decisions. Colored night schools report growing enrollment and interest in cooking sewing and manual training.
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Washington School “Board
Washington
Washigton
Berlintern
Board of Education
Franklin School
Conre
Ann
White
Last Year’s Engineering Class to Expand Board of Engineers Path
Last year’s engineering cohort produced several eligible for the board of engineers, with incentives for many to pursue the field. The program will broaden to admit more, offering instruction in electrical machinery, pipe work, shelter and engine repairs, and general machine shop practice. A business course for high school entrants includes shorthand, typewriting, and English at the Armstrong. Stevens Garnet and Randall graded schools provide elementary schooling plus cooking, dressmaking, and renovating. Principals will issue admission tickets at each building tonight and tomorrow from 7 to 7:30. A meeting of all colored teachers is set at Armstrong School tomorrow at 10.
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Armstrong Manual Training School
P Street
First
Third
Stevens School
Garnet School
Vermont
Acemw
U Street
Randall
Hooke
Board of Engineers
Armstrong
Stevens
Garnet
Armstrong School
Freshmen Parade at George Washington University
First year men, garbed in bizarre costumes and tied with ropes, were paraded through the streets by sophomores who drove a handcart. The Freshies’ Annual Parade left participants hungry and tired, but game, with one honored freshman enjoying the ride. They sang Oh How Green I Am under a flowered umbrella while being paddled for mischief.
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George Washington University
van Ness Park
Ava Paraue
Cue
Fresman
Houdini
Thirteenth
Reeside Sees Southwest Prosperity For U S Trade
H S Reeside treasurer of the American Security and Trust Company returns from a month long survey of Western cities. He toured El Paso San Antonio San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake Chicago Cananea and reports on labor tensions at Cananea and broad Western and Southern commercial growth. He notes Mexico’s rich mineral belt rapid development and Arizona irrigation projects expected to boost agriculture and regional empire.
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H. S. Reeside
American Security and Trust Company
Reesile
el Paso
San Antonio
San Franceisco
Los Angeles
Denver
Salt Lake
Chicago
Cananea
Old Mexico
Canenea
Col. Greene
Reeside
Col. Konterlitzky
Mexico
New Orleans
Salt Lake City
New York
Panama Canal
Arizona
Plead for Freedom Delusions Delay Hearing in Washington Case
In Washington District Supreme Court, Mrs. Carolyn Corbett and her daughter Cornelia Corbett, long residents of Alexandria, are committed to St Elizabeth's Asylum since June 194. The case, involving persecutory delusions and alleged habeas corpus, was postponed until witness Rev. Dr. Hamlin returns from Europe. Daniel Whalen and Samuel C. Stansbury were also committed. Whalen denied wireless telegraphy claims while Stansbury was deemed insane after wife testimony.
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Dr. Hamlin
Europe
Daniel Whalen
Samuel C. Stansbury
St. Elizabeth’s
Washington
District Supreme Court
Carolyn Corbett
Cornelia Corbett
St. Elizabeth's Asylum For the
Alexandria
St Elizabeth's
Tennis
Hamlin
Hanlin
Hamiin
Anglatane
United States
McNamara
Robert H. McNeil
Richard P. Evans
Arthur R. Barney
Marconi
Whalen
Seventeenth Street
St. Elizabeth's
John EI. Lee
Sue ¥. Lee
Rosa Sullivan
Rosa
Saruels
Harriet Bailey
St. Miizabeth's
Stansbury
Lillian R. Stannbury
Prince George apartment house sold for investment
Stone and Fairfax sold the three story Prince George apartment house at 3813 Thirtieth Street to a local investor for 28000 for Francis Carmody who finished building in August. The eight unit building is fully occupied and regarded as a fine Georgetown property reflecting strong demand for such investments. Also noted is a postponed Knights Templars drill day at Friendship weather permitting. Citizens' Association fall meeting set for Monday at Hooganpl's Hall First and V Streets NW to elect officers.
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Stone & Fairfax, Incorporated
Prince George
Thirtieth Street
Francis Carmody
Georgetown
Knights Templars
Friendship
Citizens’ Association
North Washington Citizens’ Association
Hoajanlp
Hell
V Streets
Ford seeks nullification of 1904 marriage in Spencerville
John H. Ford petitioned the District Supreme Court to annul his marriage to Louisa Ross, dated October 4, 1904, in Spencerville Maryland. Edward Robinson, two dozen, who was reported cocaine poisoned, was detained at the Ninth precinct and sent to Washington Asylum Hospital in serious condition. Bridget Afurth's will, dated April 7, 1602, was probated naming daughters Mary J. Murth and Annie A. Murth as beneficiaries, with a $1000 bequest to son F. AM. B. Murth that he would forfeit if he contests.
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John H. Ford
District Supreme Court
Louisa Ross
Spencerville
Edward Robinson
Ninth Precinct
Washington Asylum
Bridget Afurth
Office of the Register of
Wil
Mary J. Murth
Annie A. Murth
F. AM. B. Murth
New York Interest in Mourteenth and Pennsylvania Property
Edwin H. Pillsbury travels to New York to discuss a potential sale of the northeast corner property at Mourteenth and Pennsylvania. A hotel development by a local syndicate is planned with an architectural competition underway. The offer is described as favorable and a sale decision is imminent today. resale would not alter the disposition of the site.
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Mourteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Edwin H. Pitlebury
David Moore
New York
Washington
Mr. Pillsbury
Canteen Return Favored At United Spanish War Veterans Meet
At the U S War Veterans encampment in Washington a resolution to restore the army canteen is expected to pass by a large majority amid a lively fight for commander in chief between Gen George M Moulton and Hamilton Ward Local leaders report wide support for the canteen reform and for funds to entertain delegates A District meeting at Costello's Hall will finalize plans for participation in the encampment
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Moulton
Chicago
Middle West
Mitchell Dark Horse
United Spanish War Veterans
Hia
Smoot
Arlington
Spain
Grand Army of the Republic
George M. Moulton
Ilinois National Guard
Cotons
Hamilton Ward
Buffalo
Knights, Templars
Hodgson
Ilotal
Ward
Mitchell
J. Walter Mitchell
Gen. Harries
Harries
Blount Vernon
District Department
Costello's Hall
Sixth
Great Falls Tournament Crowned Beall Queen of Love and Beauty
C W Beall won first prize at the Great Falls tournament celebrating the Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad. Pearl Sawyer was crowned queen of love and beauty. H T Palmer and E Palmer received prizes. About three thousand attendees heard speeches by B Gordon Pinney and others as Caldwell’s band played and dancing followed.
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Great Falls
Old Dominion
George G. Boteler
Thesie
Fairfax
Alexandria
CG. W. Beall
Baltimore Bay
Maryland
Virginia
Columbbia
Mr. Beall
Mass
Pearl Sawyer
Alexandria County
H. T. Palmer
Georgetown Bay
Palmer
E. Palmer
Georgetown
Martha Baker
Washington
W. L. Herron
Washington Bay
Grace Coppershite
B. Gordon Pinney
R. C. L. Moncure
C. E. Nichol
BR. Walton Moore
Lewis H. Machen
Crandal Mackey
C. V. Ford
Caldwell
Washington Harbor
Hl. ML . W
Willer
Palmar
W. H. Jackson
Dalton Berry
Kenmore Shoe Firm Seeks Washington Jobbing House
The Kenmore Shoe Company of Fredericksburg Va expresses intent to open a Washington jobbing house and promises patronage to attract retailers. The Jamestown Exposition space needs definite assignment with several cities requesting dedicated space, while a 400,000 Club plan to boost Washington’s image gains unanimous support.
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Kenmore Shoe Company
Fredericksburg
Shippers’ Association
Washington
Manrog Lachs
Kenmore Company
Judge Kimball Returns to Hear Cook Family Assault Case
In a joint assault case Judge Kimball presided as Marla and Barah Cook accused Thomas Cool of brutal acts. Testimony from the Cook family described strikes on a wife, a broken false teeth plate, and a chase of their youngest daughter with witnesses reporting severe domestic violence. Cook was fined 80 and 60 dollars in two separate counts.
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Kimball
Marla
Barah Cook
Thomas Cool
Thomas
Sarah
Cook
Fatal head injury in Seattle man dies after assault
Thomas Chinn a forty year old Black man died at Emergency Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck on the head with a prick. George B Richardson, sixteen, was arrested, fined five dollars, sentence suspended, rearrested awaiting coroner inquest to be held today.
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Thomas Chinn
Chinn
George B. Richardson
Richardson
Coral
Coffee Was It. People Slowly Learn the Facts.
A testimonial about stopping coffee after two years of nerve and health decline. The speaker credits Postum with restoring nerves, sleep, strength, and overall well being, citing ease of transition, improved health, and renewed vitality. The ad attributes the experience to Postum Co., Battle Creek, Michigan, and ends with the slogan There’s a reason.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Prisoner Gives Two Names and Is Held on $300 Bail
An aged man arrested yesterday in Philadelphia at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel as a suspicious character gave the name Harold Morgen of Washington, D C, then John Waingalp of Conemaugh Pa. Held on $300 bail until he explains several mysterious checks, including a $1,000 draft signed by B P Berry of Washington. Family says they know nothing of Harold Morgan or Fond Winship. Checks drawn on Traders National Bank and Farmers and Mechanics Bank, plus others from Baltimore Washington and Alexandria, indicate a large number of blank checks found in his possession.
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Philadelphia
Bellevue- Stratford
Harold Morgen
Washington
D. C
John Waingalp
Coneymaugh
B. P. Berry
Baltimore
Alexandria
Hig
Weather Conditions From Gulf Storm Developments
Weather Bureau notes Gulf storm near Pensacola with hurricane force winds. Storm likely moving north through Ohio Valley, affecting Mississippi Valley and Lower Lake region by Friday night. Rainfall totals around 0.19 inches, temperatures in the mid 60s, widespread brisk winds from northeast to northwest along coasts and inland.
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Alabama
Lake
Terrecces
Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Miesiesippi
South Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic States
Lower Lake Region
Atlante
Lower Lake
New England
Ses
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
Lowar
Young Hunter Wounded In Rifle Accident Near Cochran
A 13 year old Elmer Giddings suffered a flesh wound to the head when a .22 rifle carried by Ray Creasey discharged accidentally as they hunted near Cochran. Giddings, staying with the party, was not seriously hurt and was taken home.
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Giddings
Cochran “Hoelghie
Ray Creasey
I Street
Elmer Giddings
Thirteenth Street
Creasey
Red
Naval Cadets Banquet for Class of ’08 at Annapolis
The Naval Academy class of 1908 holds a Wanguet tonight in the New Willard small hall. Cadet R Welsheimer leads arrangements for the ninety cadets. Dinner starts at 9 30 pm and will be an all night affair with pennants, songs, speeches, and lavish city entertainment for visiting cadets and friends.
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Naval Cadets
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
New Willard
R. Welsheimer
Romes
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Miss Pearl Sawyer
Love
Christian Endeavor Fellowship
Conference Committee
Christian Endeavor Society
Trinity A. M. Ri. Zion Church
Joseph H. Lea
S. Pinckett
Logan Johnson
Jamestown
Jamestown Expositon
Exposition Company
Bell
Board of Trade
Business Men's Association
Jobbers and Shippers’ Association
Wife
Seatle
SILK
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th Street
Haines Bros
Gheges
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Auheville
H.C. A
Atlanta
Atlantic Cliz
J. Er
Blemarck
Bouton
Cincinnati
Cheranne
Davenport
Lanvar
Mines
Halveston
Tex
Botena
Mont. Ly
Jacksonville
Frs
Thatanapolia
Tad
Haudox
Dish
St. Loui
Aems
St. Pat
Jeha
Vicksburg
Miss
W. m
Suerior
Peter Grogan
Seventh St
Bet. H and I Streets
Fifteenth and
Pone Ames
Charles J. Bell
O'Sullivan
Vale
National Shoe Mfg. and Repair Co
Ninth St. N. W
Washington, D.C
O'Sullivan Hubber CD
Lowell, Mass
Asti
Burgundy
Waxeuene Yuani
Menmancurenile
Gonoma County
California
Christian Xander
Ebon Howe
Droop “Sons
The
Wilkens-Sherry Printing Co
Bradbury
F. G. Smith Piano CO
Bradbury Building
Pa. Ave
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