Warning to Drivers and Officials Over Street Dirt Spillage
Commissioner West backs Supt. Stidham in strict enforcement of curb dirt regulations amid threats of suits from contractor Leo Simmons. Police under Maj. Sylvester now cooperate to curb wagon dirt dropping on streets, with arrests to be made in sight of witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Stidham
Leo Simmons
Simmons
Holland
Staughton Street
Kenesaw, Avenue
Mount Pleasant
Mr. Stidham
Maj. Sylvester
Police Department
Washington
Sylvester
East Washington Residents Seek Move of Garbage Station
The East Washington Citizens Association won a hearing and the city commissioners will try to relocate the garbage transfer station at K Street and New Jersey Avenue SE if costs stay reasonable. Spokesmen Thomas W. Smith and M. L. Weller argued the move would improve sanitation and reduce odor. Officials estimated the change could raise annual expenses by 25 000 to 40 000 dollars, while supporters urged shifting the site to fit local progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington
East
James F. Shea
E., R. Nottingham
Frank Phillips
Ford
Smith
Washington
West
Weller
Arguments in Rochambeau smoke law appeal heard
The Court of Appeals heard arguments in the case of Francis H. Duehay owner of the Rochambeau Apartment House appealing from a Police Court judgment convicting him of alleged violations of the smoke law. Duehay argues the Rochambeau is a private residence not subject to the ban on emissions of smoke. The matter was taken under advisement after inspection reports and counsel arguments by Assistant Corporation Counsel Francis H. Stephens for the District and Samuel Maddox for Duehay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochambeau
Court of Appeals
Francis H. Duehay
Duehay
Francis H. Stephens
Samuel Maddox
Chief Belt Leads Fire Dept Inspection Tour
Fire Chief Belt and Insurance Expert tour engine houses with T E Sears in charge inspecting all engine truck and chemical companies. The two day inspection ends with a National Board of Fire Underwriters committee granted access to ten steamers highlighting discounted rates in Charlottesville Virginia and Southern Railway plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Sears
Fire Department
Engineering Corps of the National Board
National Board
Washingtons
Ex-Patrolman Hile Seeks Mandamus To Reinstate
Ex patrolman Hile, on the police force since 1901, asks the District Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus to compel the District Commissioners to reinstate him and to grant a hearing on his appeal from the police trial board. Chief Justice Chabaugh ordered the Commissioners to show cause April 14.
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Hile
Joseph F. Wile
Lambert & Baker
District Supreme Court
Police Trial Board
Chabaugh
Hille
William P. Burge
Homeopathic Hospital
Weat
Refuse to Recall Mandate in Coughlin Snow Case
Chief Justice Shepard announced the District Court of Appeals decision denying the recall of the mandate in the Coughlin Snow law appeal. Miss Coughlin’s conviction for alleged violation of the show and ice law was set aside, the Court of Appeals calling the law unconstitutional. The recall motion sought to permit a Supreme Court appeal. attorney George Hamilton represented Miss Coughlin. Also notes about the Mutual Benefit Association of the Employes of the Water Department and a Baltimore robbery arrest of George Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court ‘of Appeals
Coughlin Snow
Shepard
District Court of Appeals
Corporation
Duvall
Court of Appeals
Cecilia M. Coughlin
Miss Coughlin
Supreme Court of the United States
George I. Hamilton
Mise Coughlin
District
District Water Department
Mutual Benefit Association
Water Department
District of Columbia
Fred Pletcher
F. K. Steele
A. BE. Gibbons
Phelps
J. 2. Frank
D. A. Hurley
Frank Brown
Austin
Charles Wenger
Jail Sentence on Larceny Charge
Heywood Newman was arraigned in the Police Court and after hearing evidence was sentenced by Judge Scott to ninety days in jail for larceny after the housebreaking charge was dropped. The item also notes other brief notices and local ads from the city bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywood Newman
William H. Harris
S Street Northwest
Scott
Newman
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SAKS
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Thekholders
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
House & Herrmann
Chestnut Farms Dairy
Connecticut Avenue
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Health Department
Merchants Transfer & Storage Co
E Street
Horn
Selinger’s
Jepue
Commissioner West
Cravenettes
Rain Coats
Priestley
Cscesesever
F Street N. W
Goodyear Rain Coat CO
Baltimore
George Boyd
Twelfth Street
Bauer
Hartigan
Lacey
Brennen
Hogan
Burnett
D J. Kaufman
City Bulletin
Jr. T. D
Pyles
la Ave. T
Davenner’s
Sinn
Nathan T. Sion
United States
N. Auth Provision Co
Harris
All Good
Steve
A. Eberly
F. Edward Mitchell
D Street
Gunton
Louisiana Avenue
John Waldman
7Th St. R
Toyce Engraving Company
Star
Willams’ Drug Store
Special Fund
Associated Charities Special Fund
Edson
T. OS
Lotela
King’s Daughters and Sons
K. F. Dickinson
Lillie
Dewey
Ith and
L Sts
Keller
Ae O. and
W. . Brown
the Law Reporter Printing Co
N. W
Ferraro
Union
St Nw
Healthtone
Affieck
Donnelly’s
14Th
T Ste
Hugh Harvey
Pa. Ave
America
The
Chicago Tribune
J. Jay Gould
Gem Dairy
BE. Powell
Affleck
Pilgrim Light
Ingtén Brewery Co
Ghoice
Belle of Boston
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Eagle
R.P. Andrews Paper Co
Hubbard Heating Co
St. N. W
Telephone Directory
C. & P. Telephone Co
R Street
Union Outfitters
T $19
7Th St. N
Men Co
John H. Magruder
Fries and Wines
Conn. Ave
K St
Manhattan Laundry
Florida Ave. N. W
Jackson
A. A. Kahn
F Street
Sunday Post
Erkefeld
Aio
Ninth Street
Dreer’s
Fairmont Park
Worsell
Ceres
Mayer & CO
Seventh St
Baslight GO
10Th St
Muarattecd
TBC Wityckewe 10 A
Kare
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