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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1920

Page

8

Rent Comparisons Filed With Board Amid Challenging Charges

The Mohawk Apartment Run case surfaces as rent figures are scrutinized. Scattered lines reference Monmouth, Ghent, and nearby properties. charges cited include 60 percent tax demands and alleged excess rents. Multiple tenants, addresses, and figures appear amid a dense, disrupted OCR. the strongest recurring facts point to rent disputes and board filings.

Ghent

Sun and Tide Table Warns Against Tiseg in DC Area

Today’s sun and tide table notes high tide at 429 in San Tiseg and low tide at Sunsete 52 in Washington DC, with a weather section predicting warm, unsettled conditions across the District of Columbia Maryland Delaware and Virginia. The report mentions possible showers, southwesterly winds, and a disturbance moving eastward, bringing cooler air to parts of the Midwest and Northeast.

SUN and Tide San Tiseg Oavel D. C Agriculsure Weather Bureau Wasington Bombore District of Columbia Maryland Delaware Virginia Jamebain Jodina Cape Jbedebie Geserel Nest Toad Reine Rocky Mountain Firda Mavssippi Chio Taka Chin Sretes

District of Columbia Representation Debate at City Club

The District of Columbia would have two representatives in Congress, not five, under a suffrage plan. Martin Morrison of the United States Civil Service Commission argued civil service employees from states would gain influence with the House. Louis Brownlow will speak at the City Club on utilities, as the annual City Club election is held today amid a contest for fourteen governorships.

District of Columbia Congress Martin A Morrison United States Civil Service Commission Morrion Civil Service Louis Brownlow Board of Ef v Commissioners Luneheon Forum Tison Tipny

Licensed to Marry in Multiple States and Venues Across 1920s America

A scanned notice lists numerous individuals and locations connected to marriage licenses in diverse towns. Names include TOM Brien, Washington, Charlestown MA, Milfera VA, and others. The item catalogs applicants and spouses across states with dates and officiants, reflecting a broad record of licenses issued.

Paalles Henin TOM @ Brien Renamin Anderaon Laurdera Wilan Strobel Ben Miry Robertson Jeffries Duis Nannie Stogisis Sam Ot ¢ Ress Katte Rospelton George Washington Samael H Greene Conta Este Broakien Noe Margaret King Wesangren Rey Borat Torrey Morare Topler Palm Beach Dudge Iubert Walther Baltemore Mary F Brown Washburn South Voth Bey Lee Tanua Pendicant Tieta Ataren J Osmond Guou Eater Mays the Ree Walter Ba Lev

Germans Desiring at Coblenz by U S Allied Refusal Foretells Withdrawal

Allied officials indicate that extending the German neutral zone accord, expiring April 10, is unlikely. Germany sought a three month extension to keep a limited garrison near the Raine bridgeheads, but San Remo decisions favor strict Versailles enforcement and withdrawal by the deadline.

State Department Germany San Remo Vane Rubid Street Prem? Millerand Goeppertheid Bir Lhan Coblenz

Primary set for Republican delegates to Chicago convention

Robert J Miller and Armand W Sentt announce a city wide Republican primary before May to elect delegates and alternates to the national convention at Chicago. The plan, disclosed at a conference at 503 1 street NW, allows any Republican to enter the primary and receive tickets. Miller and Scott lead the first ticket.

Robert J Miller Armand W Sentt Chicago Miller Scott

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