Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Apr 14, 1916, p. 4

Master builders face May 1 wage demand deadline

A New York construction dispute centers on a May 1 deadline for wage increases. Hoisting engineers seek 70 cents more per hour for projects including the Interior Department building and the Red Cross Memorial. Jim O Leary of the Building Trades Council says no strike unless necessary. several trades report tentative concessions.

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Interior Department Red Cross Memorial Red Cross Jim O'Leary Building Trades Council Versy O'Leary

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National Memorial Plan Draws Civil War Veterans In Washington

The National Memorial Association plans a Washington monument to honor colored soldiers and sailors. A public meeting is set for Monday at the John Wesley A M E Church with speakers including Mirhin Madden J Dyer J Kern John C Dancy and Rev W R B Jernagin. Organizations invited include Potomac Chapter G A R Army and Navy Union Potomac W R C and District National Guard First Separate Battalion.

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National Memorial Association, Incorporated Washington Sorlock John Wesley A. M. E Lon Ulchurch Fourteenth Corcoran Streets Mirhin Madden J. Dyer J. & Kern John C. Dancy Thomas J. Jones Robert H Terrell W RB Jernagin Staf Department of Fotomac G A Et Off Potomac W R. C Guy Vo. Tlanry Army and Navy Union Otcers District National Guard James E. Walker Hapist Ministers’ Union Ministers’ Union Iistrict J. Coppin Baltimora Omob Sesalon Metropolitan Church

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Quits Bench for Politics Judge Atkinson to Run for Senate

Justice George W Atkinson of the United States Court of Claims will retire next Monday at age 70 to return to West Virginia and pursue politics He has held major state offices including governor and U S attorney and is a Republican with Masonry ties A Washington Bar Association meeting is set for 10 am tomorrow to discuss his retirement at the office of the United States Attorney General Huston Thompson Jackson Place

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Greorge W Atkinson United States Court of Claims West Virginia United States Senate United States Court of Claims Justice Atkinson Masonry Grand Lodge of Washington Bar Association Waalstant Huston Thompson Jackson Place

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Brightwood Citizens to Meet at Public School

Brightwood Citizens Association hosts a meeting at Brightwood Public School on Georgia Avenue opposite the car barn tomorrow at 8 o'clock. Guests include Mr. Phillips sewer department superintendent and Mr. Snowden Ashford municipal architect of the District of Columbia.

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Brightwood Citizens’ Association Brightwood Georgia Avenue Phillips District of Columbia Snowden Ashford

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Cathedral Service Invites DAR to National Cathedral

The Fight Rev. Alfred Harding bishop of Washington invites the Daughters of the American Revolution to a service at the National Cathedral on 38 Meter and Peal Bethlehem Chapel. The Rev Cearke H McGrew DD chaplain of the DAR will deliver a patriotic address on Sunday April 16.

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Alfred Harding Washington Daughters of the American Revolution National Cathedral Bethlehem Cearke H. McGrew S Aa.r

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District Court News The Standard Oil suit and wills noted

A District Supreme Court suit seeks $10,000 damages from The Standard Oil Company after a June collision on New York avenue involving a horse drawn wagon. Mary B. Allen sues through Wilton J. Lambert and R. H. Yeatman for injuries including a facial bone fracture and eye issues. Probate filings list William H. Moreland’s estate with land near Rocky Creek Ford road and Military road, plus Harvard Street properties with specified equities. Annie Clements’ will leaves multiple bequests to St Anns Infant Asylum, Little Sisters of the Fo or, and others, with W. Gwynn Gardiner named executor to sell 2323 H Street NW and handle an insurance claim.

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Standard O1l Company Iscade District Supreme Court Mary B. Allen Wilton J. Lambert R. H.yeatman New York Avenue Sixth Street William H. Moreland Paul H. Moreland Protate Rocky Creek Ford Road Military Road Harvard Strees St. Ann's Infant Asylum Annie Clements Mary A. Singleton P. J. O'Connell St. Vincent de Paul's Church Elizabeth Mason Oklahoma Elizabeth Austin Francis Hibbs W. Gwynn Gardiner Supreme Court District of Columbia Justice Anderson Somervell Ve American Security and Trust Company Guardian Ad Istem Piaintiff D. W. Baker Nathanial Wilson Clarence R. Wilson Washington Yoon Trust Company Thompson Plaintiff Ohn Barner Lddick HR. B. McNeill J. HE Ralston & Rich Anison Bt. H. McNeil and Douglas, Ruffin & Qbear Walker Va Jarvis Dickey Coverly Company Johnson—Hinton J. H. Nolan Sullivan—Marshall Greenham & Co Bliss Company Richardson Raleton—Sullivan Brosnahan Ve Brosnahan Gardiner Coppinger Thompson Ye Flan Quinn Darling Va Birney Attornese Johnron Kelgwin Kelgwin—Bowie, Kherler, No. 8 Murphy Va. Murphy. Attorneys Bigon R Talbott Va Frey Ridout Gordon Poe Carter Va Carter Turnage & Quinn Joachim Perkins Hamilton, Hogan Wiliam Henry Wright, Wampler Tobriver Tucker, Gatley Santmyer Va Santmyer Miller Taliaferro O’donnell McDonald Lambert Wilson Camp Va Camp Whip Va. Alexander Dart. Peyeer Koenigsl Tra Equity Division Atr Dustire McCoy Cohen Va Alport Wolf Plainfit Marr O'Toole Fllen Maossey J. B. Lankey R. M. Hudson J. B. Hicks Charles T. Hender Herrell Ve. Ward Margaret M. Murray Millan & Smith Jom A. Haapanen Brooklyn N. Y Frederick A. Fenning Julius Mings Frederick A. Fening Riotaro Kobayashi Regal Mayer Va Piminti R. Golden Donaldson Susann Williama B. Emmert German Bond Fager Ya Ellis & Donaldson Dante Ve. Hutchins Frandenburg & Brandenburg Gittings & Chamberliz W. G. Johnson Myer Cohen Adams National Savings and Trist Company Fox, Fox & Foxr Stetnon Illem Mirguet Hawken Jenkins Jackie Cox & Krats Glark United States Smith Glausie Johnson Shields Overhol Ve Matthews Eamar—Keigwin Dante Va Hutchins aAttorneys Gittings Wheya Stewart Benning D. C Baltimore Joe Tignor Samuel Green Brittania C. Reed Nfrica Richards—Barnerd Rhodes & Cromelin Linkina Va Alexander Derr, Peyser & Taylor Gleenan, Murphy Taylor

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Police News Notes From Yesterday Robberies and Incidents

Police notes report robberies and damage across the city yesterday. Items stolen include a gold diamond ring from George B Williams at Keiths Theater valued at 60, bed linen from Priscilla Smith, and a copper wire theft from C E Coarman. An unidentified white man is sought for breaking into Hyman Dodeks clothing store on Seventh Street Northwest. A body was recovered from the George Town channel of George Pulliam, 36, of 1226 Twenty Fifth Street Northwest, as coroner cites accidental drowning. Several injuries occurred including a foot crush on Connecticut Avenue, a head injury on Minnesota Avenue, and stove and fire damage to homes on Third Street Northwest and L Street Northwest.

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Keith George B. Williams Priscilla Smith Marioncourt Charles E. Parsons Atrest Margeret McPhee Fourteenth Street C. E. Coarman Queens Chapel Road Edward Armentrout J. B. Mulcase H Street Hyman Dodek Seventh Atreat Nix Skinner Mon‘day George Pulliam Loved Twenty Fifth Street George, Town Rasiee Feling Street Pulliam

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New department heads take effect after district changes

In the District the commissioner appointed new heads replacing J H Sherman resigning to take a Paramount position in New York. George M Roberts becomes head of the weights measures and markets department and Susie Root Rhodes of the board of education becomes head of the vacant office. Sherman served as head for two years and Roberts had led playgrounds while Rhodes has long been a board member. Also reported are several accidents and a poisoning incident including a woman ingesting bichloride of mercury at 306 H Street Northwest.

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J. H. Sherman Sherman New York City Paramount Moving Picture George M. Roberts Susie Root Rhodes Board Ofeducation Roberts Rhodes Board of Education

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Guiteau Juror Dies at 85 in Brookland Home

William H. Brawner, 85, last member of the jury that tried Guiteau the Garfield assassin, died at his Brookland home on Thirteenth Street. Born in Georgetown in 1831, he spent his life in the District and was known in business circles as a partner in John H. Semmes & Co. After the firm failed, he served for years in the District tax office. Funeral services were private.

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William H. Brawner Guiteau Garfield Thirteenth Street Brookland Brawner Georgetown John H. Semmes & Co

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Withdraw Mediation Offer On Washington Virginia Line Strike

The Department of Labor withdrew its bid to mediate the Washington Virginia line dispute, citing lack of jurisdiction where operations were uninterrupted. Washington Virginia line officials said they recognize no union and that service has not been interfered with, so mediation is unnecessary. About 50 workers were locked out for forming a union, and a Clarendon meeting backed the strikers with threats of a local boycott.

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Department of Labor Washington-Virginia Martin A. Knapp Board of Mediation and Conciliation W. W. Hanger Clarendon

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Army and Navy Changes of the Day in Promotions and Assignments

The army announces promotions and duty changes across infantry and staff. Officers named include Edward K. Jones Jr to lieutenant colonel, William R. Rogers to major, Vernon W. Boll er to captain, and Charles E. Coates to first lieutenant, with various reassignments, retirements, and special duties at installations such as Madison barracks, Walter Reed, San Diego, and Springfield armory. Several officers go on leave, report for duty at Fort Williams, Fort Shafter, and other posts, and a board convenes at Springfield armory to test a Lewis gun.

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Edward XK. Jones, Jr William ©. Rogers Twenty Eighth Infantry Vernon W. Boller Madison Barracks Wentworth H. Moss Third Infantry Herbert N. Royden San Diego Cal Signal Corpe Aviation School George F. HozeLue, Jr Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College Baton Rouge Henry A. Wiegenstein Twentyfourth Infantry Walter Reet General Hospital D. C Earl McFarland Ordnances Department Springfeld ,Armory Springfield Maas William T. Littrsrant First Cavalry United States Ralph D. Bates Coast Artillery Corps Powell Clayton General Staff Arthur S. Conklin Fort Williams Coast Defenses of Portland John A. Berry Quartermaster Corps Coneral William BR. Bmedberg, Jr Second Cavalry Gilbert H. Stewart Ordnance Department Thomas W. Brown Seventeenth Infantry Springfield Artory Springfeld Mass Stewart Albert EK. B. Lyman Corps of Enginery Fort Shafter Hawaii Harrison W. Stuckey Medical Reserve Corps New York City Fort Rosecrans Fort Hancock N. J Henry Maddux Medical Corps Fort Bayard N. Met Khos Pitel Charles F. Mason Panama Canal Deane C. Howard Thin City Charles J. Mason Canal Zone David B. Bower Signal Corps Nicholas W. Camernold Campanoln

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Naval Orders Update Detaches and Relates Movements

Navy and Marine Corps orders list personnel reassigned or detached to various ships stations and commands. Notable moves include Enalyn J. T. Mathews to radio censor, L. W. Bishop and W. 8. Pugh Jr. shifting to New York assignments, and Captains Chamberlin Huey and Bishop among several Marine Corps detachments ordered to Mare Island Portsmouth and Norfolk, with several vessels sailing for trials or yard movements and ships ordered to proceed to Hampton Roads for coast trips via the Panama Canal.

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Enalyn J. T. Mathews Baltimore Miami Fis L. W. Bishop New York N. Y Texan Pugh, Jr Navy Yard Allen Stuart Navy Recruiting Station Lowell Mass Navy Providence R. J J. B. Dennis Washington, D. C John Harper Naval Medical School William Martin Charleston A. J. Holton W. D. Dadd Buffalo Maryland Marine Corps P. E. Chamberlin Marine Barracks Mare Island Naval Prison Mare Talend J. McK. Huey San Diego Portsmouth N. H Giles Bishop, Jr Philadelphia Marine Detachment P. H. Torrey Norfolk Bentham New York Navy Yard Burrows Whitestone Landing Rosebank San Francisco Saxo Pedro Obicego Boston Glacier Masatina Hencock Galveston Vera Cras Jason Guantanamo Nereus Nagaska Olongapo Peacock Portamouth Boston Navy Yard Ammen Whitestone Burrowes Hector Lambert Point Iris San Pedro Jupiter Loboa Island Kanawha Newport Leonidas Cristobal Machia Milwaukee Nanshan Neptune Hampton New Hampshire Cape Henry Paul Jones Stewart Perry Whipple Wheeling Progresso Mars Hampton Roads Nest Coast Panama Canal Melville BR. I Dubuque Pennacola Fla Iutant Key West 3. C Norfolk Navy Yard Charleston Navy Yard

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Navy League Warns of Naval Inadequacy at Willard Meet

Delegates at the Navy League convention in Washington demand an immediate navy increase. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt defends ships and personnel shortages as core to national defense. Speakers criticize the Navy Department and urge legislation, while preparations for aerial defense and women’s war service receive attention.

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Public reception honors Mackey and Ball in Alexandria

A public reception to honor retiring Commonwealth's Attorney Crandall Mackey and welcome the new Frank L. Ball is set for Monday at 8 p.m. in Alexandria county courthouse. Speakers include C. C. Catlin Andrew J. Montague J. B. Thornton C. E. Nicoly and Ball. Refreshments served. Also notes upcoming Rose Croix banquet and Masonic Shrine events with large Alexandria participation.

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Commonwealth Crandall Mackey Frank L. Ball Alexandria County C. C. Catlin Andrew J. Montague J. B. T. Thornton C. E. Nicoly

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Degree conferral plans discussed for Lynchburg trip

At Canton Alexandria No. 1 I C O F meeting in Odd Fellows Hall last night plans were laid for a May 8 Lynchburg Va trip during grand lodge sessions to confer the degree of chivalry on a class of about 25 candidates. Local 1665 Carpenters and Joiners marked their twelfth anniversary at McBurney's Hall with William R Hamiten presiding and speeches by R 3 Cleveland and T H Nelson.

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Washington Post King Street Alexandria George F. Moore Supreme Council Marshall Claude A. Swanson Randolph Chapter Monig William 8. Connelly Wise Randolph Masonic Temple Manonia Acca Temple Mystic Shrine Richmond Mecca E. E B. Downham Thia City Imperial Canton Alexandria No. 1 Odd Fellows’ Hall Lynchburg Grand Lodge Canton Alexandria McBurney's Hall William R. Hamlten R. 3. Cleveland T. H. Nelson

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Supreme Court docket and resumed arguments list

The court's daily call lists numerous cases with parties and counsel names. Notable mentions include Bankers Trust Company versus The Texas and Padoc Railway Company, James J. Abbott versus James Brown, Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company versus Secretary of State, and The Western Union Telegraph Company appeals. Adjournments and notices of adjournment to Friday are noted, with judges and admission of counsel listed.

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United States Supreme Court Justice McKenna Justice Holmes Justice Hughes Justice van Devanter Justice Pitney Justice McReynolds Bankers Trust Company Appellant Texas and Padoc Railway Company Henry Coke Maurice H. Locke James J Western Union Telegraph Company J. BH. Messerschmidt Rueso-Chinese Bank National Bank of Commerce of Seattle Waoh Warren Gregory

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Death Verdict for Mrs Elizabeth Gould at Home

A coroner's jury ruled death from natural causes for Mrs. Elizabeth K. Gould who died Tuesday night at 204 Euclid Street NW after weeks of osteopathic treatment for chronic paralysis. Autopsy revealed acute kidney trouble. coroner noted life might have been prolonged with proper care, no physician was involved prior to death. Funeral services were held at the family residence and burial is planned in Brooklyn.

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Elizabeth K. Gould Euclid Street Nevitt Gould Alfred R. Gould Bureau of Engraving and Printing Gore Griffith Johnson Immanuel Baptist Church Brooklyn

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Dr McKeown Victim In Petersburg Car Crash

Dr Thomas H McKeown veterinary inspector for the US Department of Agriculture died from injuries after his car overturned near Petersburg Virginia He was 45 lived in Congress Heights Washington and is survived by his wife and several children Funeral arrangements awaiting announcement

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Thomas H. McKeown Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture Petersburg McKeown Congress Heights D. C

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Patent Office Team Triumph Spars with Land Office Loss

The Patent Office team defeated the Land Office 423 to 46 in a rifle tourney, with individual scores listed for Wheat 96 and others. The report also outlines next week's match against the Pension Office and proceeds of various court notices and docket entries in Circuit Divisions 1 and 2, along with extensive probate and property transfers listed for multiple Washington addresses.

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Patent Office Land Office Wheat Landers Stone Quiggie Wilson Colburn Weeder Dudley Mikesel Hil Pension- Office

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Deeds of Trust Listings Across Washington Areas

A compendium of deeds of trust and mortgage details for properties in Mount Pleasant North Columbia Heights and surrounding blocks. Entries name grantors, trustees, and lenders, with loan amounts from 4000 to 40000, terms from 3 to 8 years, and interest rates from 6 to 8 percent with semiannual payments.

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H. Sidney King George M Emmerich Douglars Marhall Washington Building Association Mount Pleasant Frank Rupert Frank Reesile Thomas Bradies Karl Ko Kramer Ton Roth Wilhem Richardson Kent Ashford Mount Plearant Rane Hubert Woeatherstone Geerge Benderson James J Tampton Howard Florence Whitford Triste John Coughlan William Piather Ar Bfarry Pilear McMayne Charles Ho Davidson Alexander Muncaster Hradler Davidson Peure Daniel Sehum Francis Saul James FooShea Home Savings Bank Monilly James H Smith Trearge Tunmerich Douglase & Mackall Tel—Nicharnd Gorgas Washington Loan and Trust Company Trion ‘Trust Company North Columbia Heights Julia Bright Arthur Carr Marvin A Custie Alexander G Bentley Wo Rawlings Alfred Highle Frank Collins

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Pleasures of Paderewski Move Washington Music Season

Paderewski closed Washington's season with a brilliant National Theater recital. The pianist displayed supreme technique and expressive depth, ranging from Liszt to Chopin and Rubinstein encores, with a program spanning Schubert Beethoven Rubinstein and Mendelssohn pieces.

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Pollah Paderewski Washington National Theater Fadorewski Rubinstein Schubert Beethoven

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Adkins Host to J. W. Davis on Birthday Lunch

Solicitor General John Williams Davis was the guest of honor at a noon luncheon at the Cohmog Club hosted by Jesse D. Adkins. The event marked Davis forty third birthday and Adkins thirty seventh. Attendees included Supreme Court Chief Justice Shepard District Court of Appeals and Covington District Supreme Court leaders along with multiple DOJ officials and Pittsburgh officials.

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John Williams Davis Cohmog Club Jesse D. Adkins Davis Adkins Supreme Court Department of Justice Justice Dav Canton Ohio Shepard District Court of Appeals Covington District Supreme Court George Carroll Todd Ernest Knaebel E. Marvin Underwood Charles Warren H Thompson John E Lankey Morgan H. Beach W. M. Mills Harold Thompson Pittsburgh

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Community Ideals Discussed At Charities Round Table

Under Associated Charities a six week review of Community Ideals lectures was held at Rauscher's. Walter Ufford urged focus on youth ages five to 15 to prepare for future responsibilities. Speakers included Dr Sheldon Ely Miss Clara J Van Trump Dr Loren B T Johnson Miss Elizabeth G Fox Miss Louisa S Roberts Rev Dr George W Atkinson Jr Miss Louise Beall Dr Arthur L Murray Miss Ella Moore Miss Margaret F Simpson Miss Ellis and John Thider.

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Associated Charities Rauscher's Walter Ufford Sheldon Ely Clara J. van Trump Loren B. T. Johnson Elizabeth G. Fox Louisa S Roberts George W. Atkinson Louise Beall Arthur L

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