Policemans Wife Sues For Divorce On Cruelty Claims
Mrs Bertis T Woodyard wife of Policeman Harry M Woodyard filed for maintenance and a restraining order in District Supreme Court alleging brutal attacks choking and disfigurement since December 30 1905 marriage. She states limited leisure outings and frequent insults by her husband and seeks absolute divorce.
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Harry M Woodyard
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Teeorge W. Thompson
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Ira ‘Thompson
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Marianna Parkuts Pfluis
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Alfred M Schurtz
Perry Wan
Henry A Works
Lo Walington
Mia
Modified News Censorship Voted by Education Board
Franklin school board of education amended and referred a censorship measure to a special committee, allowing routine news from Franklin school without approval. The debate highlighted disputes on press freedom and internal conduct policies, with reports on secretary oversight and school funds, plus personnel changes and upcoming budget plans.
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Board of Education
Laura D . Morgan
North Washington
Harry Faring Citizens Associations
District of Columbia Pubitic School Association
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James T Ltoyd
Edwin Graham
I Greenwood
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Morgan
Mra. Morgan
Apt Peyser
J. Hayden Johnson
Covalie J. Cook
William Houston
Greenwood
Graham
Lloyd
Howard L
Hodghina
Capt. Peyser
Johnson
Houston
Cook
Tr. Ballou
William L Houston
Bailey
Langdon School Fire Hazards Prompt Campaign to End
The Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Association calls for removing fire hazards at Langdon school described as the city’s worst fire trap. Improvements are under way per Fire Marshal Seib’s February inspection, but concerns persist about upper floors and exits affecting hundreds of children.
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Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Association
Langdon School
Seib
Langdon Schors
Citizens Association
Ald
M. C. Wilson
Wilson
Langdon
Mail Readers Accept Post Insurance Offer
The Washington Post offers readers a chance to obtain either a $500 life policy or a $2509 accident policy by mail with minimal requirements. No medical exam is needed, and only one policy per subscriber is issued with a small fee up to $4 for life and $1 for accident. The offer is available to readers nationwide, with standard rates for nonlocal subscribers.
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Washington Post
Election of School Board Demanded by Civic Association
The District Public School association urged election of the board of education by the people at a Franklin school meeting. Resolutions call for cooperative support with the association until Congress grants this franchise. Health, sanitation, community center work, gymnasium charges, and a maximum superintendent salary of 10,000 were discussed.
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District Public School Association
Franklin
Congress
Julius J. Peyser
Lees Association
J. G. Yaden
Ira B. Nutter
Association
Creditors Seek Receiver for Rosenthal Clothier
Creditors of David Rosenthal, clothier at 16 Ninth Street NW, asked the District Supreme Court to appoint a receiver to run the business as a going concern. Through Tepper and Edelin, they say Rosenthal left the city on April 2 after domestic difficulties, leaving only his family in charge. assets and accounts receivable far exceed liabilities.
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Clothier
Ninth Street
District Supreme Court
Tepper & Edelin
Rosenthal
Salvation Army Appeal Tops $17 000 as Drive Extends
More than $1,000 was contributed yesterday to the Salvation Army's $37,000 appeal. Ernest R. Holz, divisional adjutant, announced the total subscribed to date is $17,000. The appeal extension to Saturday prompted many telephone solicitations from office workers who planned to forward collections in a few days. The drive supports fifteen tents and two small houses for the Patuxent Army fresh air camp in Maryland. Contributions should be sent to Thomas P. Hickman, treasurer, care Salvation Arm.
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Salvation Army
Ernest R. Holz
Army
Arm Fresh
Patuxent
Thomas P Hickman
Care Salvation Arm
New York Company Fights Mellon Order in Federal Action
Atlas Chemical Solvents Corporation led by David Udren filed suit in the Metropolitan Supreme Court challenging orders from Andrew W. Mellon and related officials cutting grain alcohol withdrawals. Plaintiffs report monthly alcohol use exceeding 50 000 gallons and list Brooklyn as their principal business location. Bridgeport notes Florence King Harding invited to Warren Harding High School cornerstone ceremonies with Mrs Harding possibly attending. Washington Post Insurance Protection described for readers.
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David Udren Prescent
Imetriet Supreme Court
Andrew W Mellon
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Davd IL Blair
Internal Revenue
Roy & Haynes
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Florence K.irg Harding
Hardng
Dent
Warren Hading
Leading Newspapers of the South With Wide Circulations
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