BOARD DEFENDS EDUCATION FUNDS AGAINST CUTS
In answer to charges, Captain James F. Oyster denied extravagances by the board and opposed transferring control to the commissioners. He cited district spending versus 35 other cities, supported funds for police and fire, and warned Congress could abolish the current board if educational control shifted. The discussion paused, with a tabled matter and notes on faculty promotions resignations and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bog of Education
James. F. Oyster
Congress
Board of Education
Cldlea
Capt
Oyster
Lega
Fire Department
Department of Highways
Thedea
Phe
Capt. Oyater
Plans to raise funds for Welbing ton Board of Trade
A committee led by Arthur C. Moses was appointed to raise a permanent fund of 5000 dollars for the Welbing ton Board of Trade. Members include Clarence F. Norment Theodore W. Noyes and others. A separate committee to organize the annual shadbake was named with Thomas C. Noyes as chairman and several members assigned. The board's next monthly meeting is set for April 18 at the New Willard. William M. Shuster was tasked to coordinate committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welbington Board of Trade
George H. Harries
Arthur C. Moses
Clarence F. Norment
Theodore W Noyes
G. W. FE. Swartzell
J. Louis Willige
W. Woodward
Camomittee
Thomas C. Noyes
J. Harry Cunningham
BE. H. Droop
Frank Gibson
Chris J. Gockeler
Walter H. Klopfer
B. J. McQuade
Neumeyer
Frank P. Reeside
Louis 8. Wilson
Petworth Club elects Jones and Torney as managers
In a Petworth Athletic Club meeting on Varnum Street last night six new members joined. S. R. Jones was elected manager and Babe Torney coach for the coming season. The coach will command the team while Jones handles club business. The group plans a practice game against St Stephen’s Institute on April 13 and will sign contracts on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Jones
Babe” Torney
Petworth Atlletic Club
BR. Jones
Varnum Street
R. Jones
Babe Torney
Torney
St. S@tephen
Grand Jury Organized for April Term in Criminal Court No 1
The grand jury for the April term was organized in Criminal Court No 1 with John Mitchell Jr named foreman. Members include Bartholomew Daly John J Lewin John H Cripps Ralph B Batley Peter T Morris Edward H Haas August A Brueh Edward Muth William Danenhower William Reed James McQueen Albert Browning James Lampton Walter Caylor Harry Hooper Charles McHiMinn ey Frederick Young D L Engel Luther Appel Michael St Horne Michael Ehrhardt and Harry B Benjamin. Jurors serve until next October. Modern Rip in Hospital for Insane David Telifaro, the modern Rip van Winkle, moved to Government Hospital for the Insane after four days of unarousable sleep despite doctors efforts. He had been at the Washington Asylum for a month under observation. Catch Trains Call 6670 for a Western Taxicab Modern machines, expert chauffeurs. $3 per hour, $175 books. Widow Sues for $10,000 Insurance Fannie P Blunden sues Fidelity and Casualty Co of NY for $10 000 death by accident claim for her husband Joseph A Blunden killed Aug 11 190 by a Baltimore and Ohio locomotive at Riverdale Md. The company allegedly failed to pay. Watch for a City at Randle Highlands.
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Justice Gould
John Mitchell, Jr
Bartholomew Daly
John J. Lewin
John H. Cripps
Ralph 8
Rip
David
Telifaro
Rip van Winkle
Washington
Government Hospital
Telstaro
District Supreme Court
Fannie P. Blunden
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
Joseph A. Blunden
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Riverdale
Randle Mighlands
Will of Justice Brewer Probate Details and Bequests
The will of Justice David J. Brewer dated October 25, 1960s outlines the widow Emma Brewer receiving the home at 1983 Sixteenth Street Northwest and the cottage at Thamp Sona Point, Charlotte VI, with three daughters Harriet Wetmore Henrietta Karrick and Elizabeth Wells each receiving equal shares of a 90000 life insurance policy. Executors named are Mrs. Brewer and James A. Carrick. A codicil details gifts of watches rings and keepsakes to grandchildren David Brewer Karrick David Brewer Jetmore and David Brewer Hall, with books and writings to a daughter Kerrick and a Bible to granddaughter Hannah Jetmore, and individual keepsakes to other grandchildren.
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David J. Brewer
Emma ‘M. ‘Brewer
Thamp Sona Point
Charlotte
Harriet B. Wetmore
Henrietta B. Karrick
Elizabeth B. “Wells
Justice Brewer
David Brewer Karrick
Hig
David Brewer Hall
David Brewer Jetmore
Kerrick
Hannan L. Jetmore
Involuntary bankruptcy petition filed against Multidopy Typewriter Co
City bulletins report several creditors including Bond Paper Co and W F Roberts filing an involuntary bankruptcy against Multidopy Typewriter Co with the act dated April 3 acknowledging inability to pay debts. Also noted are various local ads and notices on auctions divorces and a public address by Dr. Harvey Wiley on the woman question.
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1. Bond Paper Company
W. F. Roberts Company, Incorporated
The
System Company
Louis M. Thayer
Gibson Bros
Thomas J. Wisher & Co
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephona Compa Ater Day
Multidopy Typewriter
Wiley
Harvey W. Wiley
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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Saks
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Ave
Seventh Street
J. van
Legislative Committee
Central Labor Union
Morrill
Trinity College
Geman
Wiliam Sealth
Cacataker
Hess Tortable School
Mina Blsedieth ‘Murray
Gate School
David McCullough
Hess Schoal
R.G. Fock
Sfc
Bibtey
Sceal” Af Iiss S
Mie M. F
Hears School
Piacea
Misa Bearie Whitterd
Henry
Ming Stelen Hubbard
X - Missy M.A. Hanley
Trimate
Jefferson School
Minaaf. E. Stuart
Sith
Tranefer
Jefferson
Denison
L. Skippan
Jetterson
B. T. Beston
Wiel
Wallach
Jefferson Choo
E.L. Booth
Corcoran
Bertha Rodgers
Peabody School
Cooke School
Misa M. B. Hardy
Tansfer
Farnody
Mine
H. A. Gardner
Towers School
Biles A
EB. Concklin
Entenatou
Misa “Miranda Steels
Misa Af. Heitzel
Sues OM
Davenport
Misa
Therese Schoentern
Mabel Mr Davisot
Louise J. Richardson
LB. Hardell
Bryan
Re.t. Transtar
Misa L. A. Lewis
Taxcher
Payne School
Dovs- Tass
A &P
Baker's Cocoa
Alaska
Colman
Sur
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le Campbell's
Belle of Boston
Brookfield
Duryea
Lfe
Dot
Senate
Congressional
Richardson & Robbins
Seventh St. N. W
St. N. W
14Th St. N. W
M St. NW
H St. NB
21St & E Sts
Center Market
6Th & E Sts
Mit
Alexandria
King Street
Rae
Our
Bieber-Kaufman Co
Eighth Street
S. E
Risht
Washington Brewery
Jath and Fats
Fc. Lansburght Furniture Co
Ninth St
Gates & Rich
Furniers Hopas Fony
Sen. W
Board of Trade
Beanida
Barnes
Petworths
Charles W. King, Jr
Boss & Phelps
Monroe Street
Sixteenth Street
S. H. ‘ Vonkagzher
Samuel Forrest
Shannon & Luchs
Tt Lw
District National Guard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixth
B Streets
Armory Commission
Julia Russell
Ross Phelps
John Quinn Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Thirteenth Street
TTCO
Tel. N
Will’of Justice. Brewer
Adam A. Wenchler
Aucwancer
Ave. Nw
Geda
Rosenfeld’s
H. F. Hoover
Wayne Searle Hoover
F. S. Paladini
Howard F. Hoover
Schneider's
Navy Yare
Arnold
Ogdensburg
Arlington Bottling Co
CG. A. Maddiman & Co
Jewel Gas
Cavyerly's Plumbing
A.m
John ‘Tr
Crowley
Itn
Fifteenth U. S. Cavalry Band
Fort Myer
George F. Torrem
Imperial Edward
Waitz
Hyaropater
Loreley
Iacinta
Waddington
Minnebaks
Iakobownakt, Veoh Loney
Selz Royal Blue
Selz
Robert Berberich
Prince Albert Ag Drass
Rite
Horn Ratce
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Randle Highlands
Capitol
U.S. A
Berdic
Wanbingten
Aseree
Plai
Ani
U. $ Realty Company
Washfexten
Tickein
Holmes’ Bakery
Fealy
Fealy's
Mai
Potomac Electric Power Co
St. NW
Ra & Sockeye
PT Med Ulc Ela
Maclavia
Mitea
Ewer
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