Probe Pullman Tips Porters Paid 27 50 a Month
The United States Commission on Industrial Relations opened its inquiry into wages and conditions for sleeping car porters and conductors in Chicago. Pullman general manager S Hungerford testified that after fifteen years service pay rises to 28.87 monthly and uniforms cost 26.59 annually for the first ten years. Frank P Walsh pressed about tips and living wages, Hungerford denying origin of tipping and saying wages were not deemed insufficient though he noted no widespread dissatisfaction. He added porters are not required to polish shoes. R W Bell of the Federation of Pullman Conductors and Porters was to testify next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
S. Hungerford
Pullman Company
Frank P. Walsh
Jr. Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Pullman
Mr. Hungerford
R W. Bell
Federation of Pullman Conductors and Porters
Police News Notes of a Day
William Grant aged 25 of 1206 Waller street southwest was taken from Fifteenth street and Ohio avenue northwest to Emer Kenes hospital with a fractured left arm from a car crank slip. James Gites aged 48 of 710 Sixth street southwest was injured by a falling leg on the foot at Twenty-Sixth and T streets northwest. A horse ridden by Asinos of 2815 Fourteenth street jumped against a Capital Traction car at Fourteenth and Columbia road, breaking windows. no injuries to passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhiam Grant
Waller Street
Fifteenth Street
Ohio Avenue
Joseph Passasitt
Seventh Street
Fimergency Hospital
Tenth
Ames Gites
Sixth Street
Asinos
Fourteenth Street
Columbia Road
Capital Traction Company
Sipos
Harl Hixon
Ontario Road
Tate
U Streets
Tie
Lilian Schiles
Maryland Avenue
Walter Mitchell
F Street
Charles W. Henderson
Eleventh
F. H. Wright
Farmville
Union Station
North Capitol
H Streets
Charles Frederick
Half
Delaware Avenue
Justice Stafford
Portper Realty Company Ve. Walters
Hoebling
Peelle
Sci Fa
Smallk Ve. Polk & Co
Thomas Va
District of Columbia
Thaintiff
Pack & Church
R. J. Whiteford
Salth Va
Washington and Southern Railway Company
Bashy-Smith
R. B. Fleharty
McKenney & Flannery
Stephens Vn. Williams
Plaintffs
Rowles
John Ridout
F. Spergg Percy
Clarkson
Burkhart
Piaintiff
Downing & Berry
Attornneys
M. N. Richardson
Shreve McIntyre
W. Baker
W. E. Leahy
Dailey 'S
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company
Mckey—Razmilton
McNabb Ve. Kinney
Poe—Freebey
Hogers Ve
Washington Hailway and Electric Company
Coombe
Hoover
Sanderson
Tobin
Army and Navy Changes of the Day Military officers reassigned
A batch of Army and Navy officers receive two month details or new postings. Maj William Wallace, Maj Sam Bottoms, Maj William A Phillips and Capt Lambert Jordan are among those listed for temporary transfers. Other officers moving include Capt John B H Waring, Capt Charles B Charhe, Capt John J Fair, Capt Halmeh G Hall, Lieut Col Chauncey Barker, and several First Lieutenants with varied assignments to Quartermaster, Medical, Ordnance, and Infantry duties at sites including San Diego Fort Hays Philadelphia Texas City Columbus Barracks and Fort Slocum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster Corps
Halmehs G. Hall
Fourth Cavalry
Chauncey B. Barker
Tmy
Ohio
Ralph W. Newton
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Minsania
Mont
Fort George Wright
Waan
Seaton Norman
Clifford T. Sappington
Fort Slocum
Texas City
Tex
Charles W. Sale
Columbus Barracks
Tes Kirst
Wiilliam E. Hall
Letterman General Hospital
Presidio of
San Francisco
Texas Clix
Stanley 8
Warren
Medical Texerse Corps
Ira A. Smith
Twelfth Infantry
Detroit
Port Huron
Saginaw
Jackson
Mich
Naval Assignments and Detachments Noted in Navy Orders
A list of naval officers with detachments and transfers includes Prairie to San Francisco for Brant, Hammes to the Atlantic reserve, Simpson to Prairie, Hodson to Farragut duty on commission, French detached in New York to Maryland, Kintner from Willem Cramp Philadelphia to Norfolk yard, Carmichael on sick leave at Norfolk, Thomas resignation effective April 10, 1915, Irwin detached Guam to Pacific reserve, Stillson from New York to Maryland, Lansdale reassigned to Kentucky, with Kearsarge and mole noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacot
S R. Bransyt
Prairie
San Francisco
TP. TR. Hammes
Atlantic Reserve
G. C. A. Simpson
Bao
Francisco
Merritt Hodson
Law
Farragut
P. A
G. R. W. French
Naval Hospital
New York
Maryland
G. Kintner
Willem Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
Pato
Navy Yard
Norfolk
W. Carmichael
Bran. J. Thomas
G. W. Trwin
Guam
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Sailed and Arrived Naval Movements in Caribbean and Atlantic
A list of ships and crews sailing from Guantanamo to various destinations including Mayrant Glacier Morris and others. Arrivals at Mare Island North River New York San Juan Key West and Newport noted alongside orders for ships Wheeling Chester Frumue G1 G2 and Fulton to operate in Chesapeake Bay and routes to ports including Port Royal Philadelphia and Mediterranean bound cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Guantanamo
Southern Drill Grounds
Mayrant
New York Yard
Glacier
San Diego
Mazatlan
Colorado
Ben Diego
West Coast of Mexico
Morris
Newport
Mackensie
Key West
Habana
Cyclops
Norfolk
Wheelleg
Guacanayabo Bay
Gusotanamoe
Iroquoia
Paul Jones
Mare Island
Montana
North River
New York
Smith
San Juan
Terry, Monaghan
Roe, Sterett
Perkins and
Panther
Paducah
Clenfuegos
Wheeling
Guacensyaho Bar
Cuba
Vera Crum
Georgia
Chester
Roaton Yard
Portamouth
N. H
Port Royal
S.C
Philadelphia
St Cut
Mediterranean
Fulton
Norfolk Yard
Chesapeake Bay
Eagles Hold Concert by Marine Band in Alexandria
Washington Post Bureau reports Alva Aerie No.871 Fraternal Order of Eagles held Easter events with a Marine Band concert at the opera house directed by Jacques L. Van Poucke. Guests included Dr. D. N. Kennedy and Mrs. Reed. A post concert award followed by a dance in the Elks Hall featured committees led by Downey and Brill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alesandria
William T. Reed
Kathryn Brill
Arthur Whitcomb
Washington Eagles
Thomas D. Downey
W. L. Rammel
J. P. McDermott
V. E. Lynn
A. & Welch
W. W. Welker
W. Rammell
P. McDermott
T. E. Lynn
D. Downey
J. H. West
H. W. Summers
J. T. Harrington
B. Cane
C. L. McKenny
Fred Bulls
Dr. R. T. Wilkins
Alva Aerle
Robert M. Graham
Deeds of Trust Listings for Multiple Squares and Holdings
Ledger of deed of trust notices listing numerous parcels and borrowers. Names include Claude T. Kesleret, Mike C. Stank, Laule Zo ctux, Margaret J. Keya, William L. Browning, Tony Guiffre, Martha Ann Lewin, John J. Warren, Carl H. Kadie, Cresnon B. Finch, Lloyd E. Cookman, Marg Yeager, Alf Magutiell, Troy E. Marchal, George W. Sand, C Cocella Coleman, John W. Trask. Amounts range from 40 to 105000 dollars with terms from 1 month to 8 years and interest rates 5 to 6 percent. Parcels identified by squares, blocks, and lot numbers across several avenues and neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude TD
Alfred B. Haker
Taroma Park
Tony Guiffre
Cuno H. Rudolph
John G. Ecklef
Square
Martha Ann Lewin
Clarence M. de Velle
I. A. Bord
Sullie
Anna DL. Loket
Cresnon B. Finch
Winimum
M. Kennedy
H. Beadley Davidson
Edgar
Lloyd E. Cookman
B. Francis Saul
William Clabaugh
J. Wresley Jacobs
Lloyd
Cookman
William E. Shannon
Charles M. Ywallingaford
Middaugh
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Marg
Yeager
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Alf Magutiell
TARE
Troy FE
Marchal George Wsquare Sand Harry & Welch
Amen Nets BR. Engel
Supreme Court Journal and Docket Summary
Chain of cases listed before the Court with opinions by Justices McReynolds Pitney Day and others, including No. 172 Joe Malfoy v. South Carolina affirmed. No. 178 Detroit Trust Co. v. Pontiac Savings Bank affirmed and remanded. No. 180 Glenn Knapp v. Alexander-Edger Lumber Co. reversed. No. 158 Lola Heinman et al. v. City of Little Rock affirmed. No. 76 The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. v. Puritan Coal Mining Co. affirmed. and numerous other docket items, rulings, and adjournments for October through April terms.
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United States Supreme ‘Court
Trexent
Girlef Tustice
McKenna
Holmes
Justice Day
Hughes
van Devanter
Lamar
Justice Pitney
McHesnelde
J. A. Drake
Atlanta, Ga
Orville I. Dines
Denver
Colo
Johan Woodward Satterwhite
Los Angeles
Cal
Leslia Roy Ne
Joe Malfoy
Pleinth
South Carolina
Supreme Court of
State of
Justice McReynolds
Detroit Trust Company, Trustee, &c
Pontiac Savings Bank Et al
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Cauge
District Court of the ‘United States
District of
Michigan
McReynolds
Glenn Knapp
a.Alexander-Edger Lumber Company
Eircuit Court
Bayfeld County
Wisconsin
Lola Heinman
Little Rock
Armanian
Eat
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Puritan Cost Mining Company
Supreme Court of the State of Pennsylvania
Caste
Justice Lamar
Eantern Railway Company of
New Mexico
George WY. Lithefeld
State of Texas
Mar. Io
American Surety Company of
New York
George
Schultz
District Court of the United States
Southern District of New York
Coats
Justice Laz
Va. Sherman & Sons Company
McHeynolds
Wiliam Chapman
Pletouim
George Zobelein
State of California
Joseph F. Guffey
James A. Smith
Seventh Circuit
Costa
United States
Timois
Justice van Devanter
Va Suagnnah Sealth
Plainth
The
MacReynolds
Louisville and Nashville Tabroed Company
C. A. Maxwell
Supreme Court of the
State of Tennessee
Justice Hughes
Iuathe McReynolds
United States, Appellent
Charles
Nobie Et al
United States Circuit Court of
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Henry Henkel
Wrrth
District of Montana
Justice McReynelda
J. Sligh
James A. Kirkwood
Orange County
Fla
State of Florida
State of South Corolla
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Fite H. McMaster
Louis Sherfesee
Frank P. Covington
Emery, Bit, Thayer Realty Company
District Court
District
Missouri
Ber Reynolds
New Orleans Taxpayers’ Protective Assortation Et al
Plainoiff
Sewerage and Water Board
George G. Johnson
Youth Dakota
Appellant
Wella Fargo & Company
South Dakota
James C. Fargo
Manuel Cerecedo
LeRoy Brazee
New York and Oriental Steamship Company, Ltd
Davia
Railroad Supply Company
Ve. Elyria Iron and Steel Company
Clarence H. Mehihope
C. Linthienm
Taylor E. Brown
A. H. Stanard
United State Circuit Court of Apperds
Eighth Circuit
Harvey Riddell
American Bonding Company of
Balthmore
Arthur H. Brown
Ninth Circuit
Thomas J. Walsh
B. Nolan
William Scalion
Guo
Hedwig Fichtel
Cac Sales Company
Orange County ‘Traction.Company
Second Circuit
Martin W. Littleton
Samuel Ebby
Clarence P. Byrnes
Willard M. McEwen
Negent
Tru Concrete Steel Company
Thomas Ewing
Circuit Court of Appeals of
District of Colombia
William
Hodges
L. Chappell
Tsi
Roward A. Peters
Ve. Flenzo L. Ferris
F. M. Phelps
George A. Caritton
B. ©. Dyrenforth
Appellees
William G. Henderson
Wiliam G. Heatherson
Continuous Glass Press Company
Sehmerts Wire Glass Company Et al
Cline Brates Circuit Court of Appeals
Third Circuit
Frederick
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington and Takoma Park
Real estate transfers listed for Twenty First Street Northwest between L and M Streets and nearby zones. Transfers include Sarah Luces to Peter P. rate Ta be as and Lucena Weber to Frances H. Shoemaker for lots in Villa Park and other blocks with multiple names and parcel references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-First Street
Sarah Luces
Peter P. Ra
Tabeas
Plain-spoken plea for peace against jingoism and war
Dr. Jordan condemns militarism and urges amicable settlements between nations. He states there is no conceivable difference that cannot be settled fairly and peace requires stopping discussions of differences in terms of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
The Dog That Saved the Bridge
Charles G D Roberts writes of two Belgian messenger dogs in wartime France as one saves a bridge while the other dies. A captain in the King's Liverpool Regiment, he is at the front with Kitchener's army, and the tale is presented in The National Sunday Magazine with Pictures by Stuart Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makers
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Army and Navy
Krupps
Vickers
Armstrongs
Schneiders
Charles G. D. Roberts
Agnes C. Laut
Joyce Kilmer
Stuart Travis
Frank H. Shaw
Ee Q O. Todahl
E. W. Howe
Charles A. Maclan
National Sunday Magazine
King’s Liverpool
France
Kitchener
The War and the Trade Winds
Article by Agnes C. Laut and cartoon by G. W. Harting urge men of commerce to study a Steel Corp president’s pragmatic analysis. The piece treats solid, fact-based views intended to guide American merchants and businessmen through wartime economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes C. Laut
G. W. Harting
A Slave of Eros The Story of a Duel Not Reported in the Log
A dramatic love and hate tale by Captain Frank H Shaw with illustrations by J O Todah charts a two captain duel for a coveted woman across the Seven Seas. It frames bold courage against ruthless desire in a sweeping narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Shaw
J. O. Todah
Kipling
Conrad
Seven Seas
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Branlenburg & Brawlenburg
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J. B. Archer
Rtobinson Va Robinson
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Frederick A. Fenning
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Eal Cock
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A. S. Taylor
Anna L. Waleh
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R. Newton Donaldson
William Hatcher
Will Aled
J. A. Mavedel
George Freeman
Atock
T. L. Cogswell
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Robert J. Laleger
Mabel
Lanford
J. M. Hudson
J.C
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National Training School For Women and Girls
King Willihamton
United State
James H. de Vaughn
Williem P. Richards
Assessec
Mandamus
Plaintif
TD. W. Baler
W. F. Teahy
Tauxman & Lincell
George A. Forbes
Mbgicipal Court
Oscar Nauck
Oumord
Walker
Stickney
W. Martin
M. Keyes
James M. Green
R. P. Shenley
Joseph Funger Ve. Elerta Anderson
Wen
Alexander Wolf
Hervey A. Putnam
T Heights
North Addition
Mareoe and
Companisee
Carbon Castle Brights
Joseph J. Kircben
de CL Shank
Chillum Castle Heights
Adalyton
W. Suagh
Washington and Mortgage Company
Herbert
Ninth and
American University
PANK
American University Park
Gilen L. Tait
Truster
James L. Tait
Lota
Mamare
Jamea
Alt Et Ux
Sarah J. Crotesant
Pe Witt C. Eaeint
Beslet
James
American Univerty Park
James U
Gblen T. Tait
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Solthurst
Sifth
Seventh Streets
Josie L. Rye
W. Clyde Wrenn
Aecee Boose
Martha A. Lewis
Lot
Anna
Juliel
Carl H
Minole Mar Kadie
Meridian Hill
Juliet
Willams
John J. Warrec
Hennett B
Petworth-Middaugh & Shannon
Livya B.rookman
Galen L. Taft
Anne v. Cockerill
Alice J. Reardon
First
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John M. Groft
United States of America
Connecticut Avenue
Henrietta
Huffet
Allan E. Walker
Pleasant Plains
John L. Warren
Helen M
Juliet BP. Williams
Butler Heights
Hirem
L. L. Perkins
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Southers Bldg
Resorts and Travel
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Geo. W. Mors
St.ow
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American Line
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Azores
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M. Hicks
Atlantic City
Grand Atlantic Virginia Ave
Beach
Sum
Boe Daly
W. F. Shaw
SSA
New England
Caroling Ave
Bryan & Williams
Monticello
Bear Beach
the National Sunday Magazine
United States Steel Corporation
Eros
Fred C. Kelly
Fred Kelly
Thomas A. Edison
Marshall
Mark
Ed, Howe
Atchison
Our National Sunday Magazine
Charles A. MacLellan
Washington Post
Lincoln Hotel
10Th
H Sts
Stratford
14Th and
Monroe
Hyatt
Cairo
Qst
ST. James Hotel
Terosahour
Sth
Pra. Ave
NEW York Resorts
Omego Lake
Cooperstown
Dakota
West 720 St
Merchants and Miners Tramsfer Co
Savannah
Baltimore, Md
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Company
Palace Steamers
Northland
Southland
7Th St
Whart Aw
Old Point Comfort
All Points
15Th St
New Jersey
God
Whitesell
City
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