Break in Connecticut Avenue bridge rebuilt with minor delays
Major J J Morrow says the cracks in the east abutment are from disintegrated rock and do not delay completion. Repairs estimated at 90 000 to 100 000, with no material delay. project total around 800 000 dollars for a concrete bridge with arches and heavy abutments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Avenue Bridge
Goonnecticut Avenue
J. J. Morrow
Biddle
Maj. Morrows
Maj. Morrow
District Construction Company
W. H. H. Allen
District of Columbia
Connecticut Avenue
Morrow
Alien
Cincinnati
Congress
Col
Col. Biddle
Ward Forges Call for Reform at True Reformers Hall
C Ward, secretary of the Chicago Y M C A, addressed young men at True Reformers Hall corner Twelfth and UU streets northwest. He cited Jephtha from Judges xii urging youths to flee temptation and begin anew in the hills of Tob. A brief song service followed with Henry Pierce of Howard University Orchestra playing saxophone selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ward
True Reformers’ Hall
M. C. Ward
Chicago Y. M. C. A
Central Y. M. C. A
Mr. Ward
Jephtha
Tub
Tob
Erene
Israel
Henry Pierce
Howard University Orchestra
Dutch Warship at Curacao Arrives for Drill
Dutch warship Du Kortenaer reached Willemstad Curacao on April 1 and conducted a squadron drill with three other ships. The message notes the cruiser Vene Glse in the flotilla and locates the ships near the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curacao
Willemstad
Island
du Kortenaer
Suadra
Vene
Death of Dr. J. Lee Adams, IRS Claims Chief
Dr. J. Dee Adams, chief of the Internal Revenue Bureau claims division, died yesterday afternoon at Emergency Hospital after three years treatment for kidney disease. He was sixty three. A Mason and Knight Templar, he worked in Treasury and IRS for about forty years, rising from clerk to division head. Funeral set for April 19 at Lee's undertaking chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dee Adams
Internal Revenue Bureau
J. Lee Adams, Jr
California
Chemical Division
Adams
Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Bureau
Lee
St. Ohigenesaay
O'clac
Candidates Named at Columbia Typographical Union Meeting
The Columbia Typographical Union No. 101 nominated officers for the coming year and candidates for delegates to the International Typographical Union convention to be held in Toronto next August. President Berg was renominated, with Seibold, Bright, and Stoops also backed. Delegates include government printers and downtown reps, with alternates named. four delegates will be chosen. A Home Memorial Fund plan and a label-on-all-goods resolution were adopted. Four deaths were reported since the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Union
Seibold
Bright
Toronto
Columbia Typographical Union
Foronto
Canada
John KR. Berg
George G. Seibold
James E. Bright
N. C. Stoops
Board of Auditors
L. C. Vogt
C. W. Radley
J. W. Carter
Hugh Everett
H. B. Goodrell
W. R. Love
D. 5. Hussey
I. T. UG
Government Printing Office
Joe M. Johnson
Mark E. Barnum
Charles B. Buckhanan
Titus IF. Ellis
Joseph Fi. Goodkey
Frank D. Smith
W. V. Smith
Philip G. Steele
H.C. Knapp
Miss Teréfea
McDonald
QO. T. Pierce
D. R. Lyons
H. W. Templer
R. A. Julian
R. B. Boucher
Bela
Feeney
Eugene Center
Home
Union Printer's
Colorado Springs
Colo
Nellie Wilson
Saince
Dd.slopter
Aiden EB. Ross
Edward Drew
Miller
Teresa McDonald
International Typograhical Union
Miss McDonald
Columbia Typoographical Union
Washington Post
Anna Wilson
No. 101
Geen
Frey
Panama
FETC
Cesseeseeceeensnerses
Dreas
Williamson Demurrers Pleas in U S Land Fraud Indictments
In Portland a U S District Court hearing yesterday saw Congressman J A Williamson file demurrers to two indictments charging the defrauding of government lands in Eastern Oregon tied to Blue Mountain forest reserve plans. Partner Dr Van Gessner and ex US Commissioner Marion R Biggs entered pleas in abatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Oreg
United States District Court
J. A. Williamson
van Gessner
United States
Marion R. Biggs
Williamson
Mitchell
Binger Hermann
Blue Mountain
Oregon
Gessner
Biggs
Btone
Matton D. Biggs
Williamson and
Gessnert
Mauck Dies After Gas Inhalation in Washington Home
William Mauck, 65, recently arrived from Hot Springs Arkansas, was found unconscious from gas in his room at 247 New Jersey Avenue Northwest. A physician revived him, but he grew worse and died at Emergency Hospital the next day. The man had been in Washington only a week. He told visitors he had just come from Hot Springs Arkansas before the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
William Mauck
New Jersey Avenue Northwest
Theodore Walters
Mauck
Woree
Washington
New Jersey Avenue House
Arkene
Peace conference at All Souls Church signals awake view on war
Former Senator William E Chandler Mrs May Wright Sewall and Miss Sarah J Farmer spoke at a Washington peace conference held at All Souls Church under Green Acre Fellowship. They urged universal arbitration and a world parliament while noting war’s persistence despite progress toward liberty and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William’ E."chandler
May Wright Sewall
Sarah J. Farmer
All Soul's Church
Parliament of Man
Washington
Green Acre Fellowship Association
A. G. B. Pierce
Chandler
Amanda de Vo
Arthur Dulin
Spanish Claims Commission
Green Acre Fellowship
Great Britain
Wortumter
Korea
Japan
Philippines
Europe
Turkey
Armenia
Morocco
the International
International Council
National Council
Council
St. Helena
Booker T. Washington
Two Small Sunday Fires Dampen Georgetown Area
A fire at 3011 M Street damaged a residence owned by Margaret Moran, quickly halted by Engine Company No. 6. Total damage did not exceed $100. Separately, rear woodsheds at 413-49 Washington Street NW were completely destroyed, with losses pegged at $300. Sheds were rented by Mary Hannen, George Williams, Andrew Jackson, Samuel G. Smith, and Benjamin Russell. cause of the fire unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Walsh
Seventh Precinct
M Street
Margaret Moran
Engine Company No. 6
Washington Street
Mary Hannen
George Williams
Andrew Jackson
Samuel G. Smith
Benjamin Russell
Canvass for votes in Daughters of the American Revolution race
Contested presidential general race for the Daughters of the American Revolution centers on Mrs. Lippitt of Rhode Island and Mrs. Sternberg of Indiana born, with a first ballot withdrawal test agreed. Continent Memorial Hall dedication set and fourteenth congress session opens with details of residences and campaign positions amid factional disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Memorial Hall
Fourteenth Congress of the Daughters
Charles Warren Lippitt
Rhode Island
George M. Sternberg
Fairbanks
Brernberg
Proposa
Lippitt
Express Apinion
Conéréas
Sternberg
Indiana
Society
Stevenson
Harrison
Sand
Flagler
California Avenue
District of Columbia
Army
James M. Fowler
Continental Hall
Continental Congress
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Tennie S. Hamlin
Walcome
William M. Liggett
Minnesota
Henry W. Richardson
South Carolina
Alfred A. Kendall
Maine
Abraham Allee
Nebraska
Miranda Berney Tulloch
Mary, Evans. Rosa
Memorial Continental Hall Committee
Memorial Continental Hall
Charles Warran Fairbanks
Ways and Means Committee
George "M. Sternberg
Memorial Continental Wall Building Fund
Mrs McLean Urged for DAR Presidency by Virginia Supporters
A letter from Virginia advocates praises Mrs McLean for leadership and dedication in the Daughters of the American Revolution. The author commends her enduring devotion, fair spirit, and administrative skill while opposing partisan impediments and urging voters to choose merit for the historic office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
South Carolina
McLean
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Weather and Temperature Report From Washington April 16
Weather Bureau bulletin notes unseasonably cold conditions across the nation with snow in the Lake region and Upper Ohio Valley. Forecast calls for gradual warming midweek, fair weather Monday and Tuesday, with light snow risk along the Lower Lakes and rain in the Southwest. Local report lists temperatures across many cities with highs and lows for the 24 hour period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Asheville
N. C
Mottana
Gulf
Atlantic Coasts
East Gulf States
Lowar Lakes
Middle
Rocky Mountain
Dakotas
Montana
Mizalesipp
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Grand Banks
Atlanta
Atlanta City
Blemarck
N. D
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Qalveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Indianapolia
Ind
Jacksonville
Fila
Farangas City
Little Rock
Ark
Aflarauette
Mich
Femphig
Tenn
New Orleans
New York, N. Y
Omaha
Nebr
Pittsburg
East Lake City
Utah
St. Louis
St. Paul
Ming
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Rock Creek
Maj. Moren
Tos
Archive
DR. J. Lee Adams
Printers’ Union Caucus
Berg
Green Acre
MR. Chandler
Cuba
Anne
Green
Virginia
Memorial Hall
New York City
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
Boston Golden
Peter Grogan
AL Watewee
Peter Grogan, “Vance Tart
Soeas
Sanders & Stayman Ca
Giddings & Steele
Pennsylvania Avenue
G Street
N. W
Underground Waterworks Co
7Th St
Washington, D. C
HUB Furniture Co
S. E. Cor
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Norfolk
American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth Street
Steinway & Sone
Jozef Hoffman
Bloomfald- Zeisler
Mme. Gadski
Paderewski
Mme
Nordica
Mme. Sembrich
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
Callowhill
Philadelphia
Lanston Monotype Machine Company
Fleischmann
Alexandria
Wilfred Bancroft
Macdonnall School OF Phrenology and Psychology
9Th St. Nw
Mme. L. Macdonnall
Mt. Vernon
Shoemaker
Tennessee
Shoomaker CO
B. B. Earnshaw
Itta
M Sts
Coberth
14Th St. WN
J. T. Walker Sons
St. Ce
McGill & Wallace
E St
Alice M. Patterson
D. D
Wilbur L. Smith
W. L
T. Blég
Bond
14Th and
New York
Osteopath Oraegas
Osteopathy
Popers
Pope
A.collins
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