Board Trial Is Next In Police Court Disorderly Charge
Timothy J. Cullinane and Ernest J. Fletcher, officers from the Tenth precinct, were convicted in police court of disorderly conduct and fired two each. They face a police board today on two counts and may appeal to a higher court. Witnesses testified to an assault on Jesse Mason and incivility toward Bicycle Policeman Farquhar and Sergt. Boyce during the July 5 incident on Louisiana avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy J. Cullinane
Ernest J. Fletcher
Higher Court—Board
Teal
Ernest L. Fletcher
Tenth Precinct
Police First Board
W. E. Ambrose
Louisiana Avenue
Ninth
Tenth Atree
Jesse Mason
Farquhar
Sergt. Boyce
Pagt
Cullinane
Mason
Sergi Boyes
Swindell
Tial Guard
Lohman
Shot at cat ends with man shot on streetcar
Edwin Manuel was arrested after a stray shot wounded Thomas Reeves on a Garfield Avenue streetcar route between First and South Capitol streets. Manuel, who had been released on bond, said he bought a .22 rifle to kill a cat at Earnshaw's coal yard where he works. Reeves received treatment at Emergency Hospital for a knee wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Manuel
Thomas Reeves
Garfield Avenue
First
South Capitol
Manuel
Earnshaw
Reeves
Fred
Milburn & Co win Salisbury courthouse design contract
Washington architects Milburn & Co are awarded first place for the $50,000 Rowan County courthouse at Salisbury North Carolina. Plans call for pressed brick with a granite base and possible full granite construction. Construction may start soon after award. cost may rise if granite is used. Milburn is noted for many Southern buildings. A separate item notes a lawn fete at Dolly Madison House postponed to support funds for poor white children in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn & Co
Witt
Salisbury
N.C
Frank P. Milburn & Co
Washington
Galisbury
Rowan Courty
Rowan County
South Atlantic
Sallabury
Dolly Madison House
Industrial Educational
Fire Dept Promotions and Local Notices In City Ads
Fire Department Appointments note C Colombs promoted to private of class 2, replacing Corrizas who was dismissed. Also temporary private appointment for G 3 Bishop pending twelve month probation. Local notices include embankment hazard at Eckington Place and Q Street NE impairing sightlines for drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
C. Coumbs
Corrizas
Eckington Place
Q Street
Capt
Doyle
Highth
Deny inspector report on smoke at Washington Loan and Trust building
Washington Loan and Trust Company denies a Smoke Inspector Whittaker report about smoke from its building on June 28. Executives, including Thomas E. Bradley, contest the claim and swear affidavits contradicting Whittaker while the inspector cites a base stack opening and burning refuse as possible causes, noting office fireplaces may have emitted smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Whittaker
Trust Company
Thomas E. Bradley
Charles E. Fragier
John A. Zellers
Edward ‘Taylor
Froman
Street Openings Stopped Over Condemnation Losses
Proceedings to open several minor streets in the District are halted for now as condemnation losses exceed benefits. Courts instruct juries to award actual damages rather than balancing them with benefits. A pending alley case between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets and G and T streets NE shows damages of 11586.38 and benefits of 4909.80. Officials cite lack of appropriation and unequal assessments for delay and call for legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daries
Theas
Thomas
Morrow
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Noutheast
Thames
Corporation
Themag
Bend
Coats
Liquor Dealers Must Close Promptly at Midnight
Washington liquor dealers will soon be asked to display notices in their shops warning customers to close at midnight. The excise board reports recent violations after hours and hopes patron cooperation will curb breaches. The board also bars reapplying for a rejected bar room license within six months, except for motions for reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District Exelsa Board
Excigo Board
Saboana
Haskell Reports 26 Prosecutions for Weights and Measures Violations
Col. W. C. Haskell sealer of weights and measures reports to the District Commissioners that since May 1 twenty six cases of violating the weights and measures law have been presented to the Police Court with no acquittals. Fines totaling 232 dollars were paid, including 112 dollars forfeited collateral and 220 dollars in court fines. The prosecuted include seven growers two ice dealers four junk dealers one milk dealer eight hucksters and one produce agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iust
Col. W. C. Haskell
Sealer
Col
Freedom shortlived prisoner recaptured the same night
A report by Superintendent Zinkhan of the Washington Asylum states Frank Cook escaped from the workhouse on Tuesday but was recaptured that night. He would have been released in a few weeks and had more freedom than most prisoners. Guards pursued him and Ena Re was captured near Bladensburg. Funeral for James Ciscle, White House door keeper for 30 years, is tomorrow at 2 PM at Second Baptist Church with interment in Congressional Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinkhan
Washington Asylum
Frank Cook
Zinkoon Saye Cook
Priasners
Ena Re
Bladensbure
James Ciscle
White House
B Street
Second Baptist Church
Fourth Street
Virginia Avenue
Congressional Cemetery
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Madras
R.ocs Te Mea Oiner
National Capital Brewing Company
Diamond and
Munich
National Capital Brewing CO
Horta Capitol Etreat
Washington, DC
of Columbia
House & Herrmann
Eye
MW. W
Goodyear Company
F Street
12Th
Washington Architects
City Bulletins
Schneider
Johanon Cates
Kirkman's
Shinewell
F. D. Pyles
Willard
C. OC. Wilned
Cottage Lamps Watian & Co
GEG
Sol Heurich
aUill
Sfaersen
Senate—brewery
Arlington Hottling Company
Washington Loan and ‘Trust
Manatee
Haskell
Velvat Ski
The
En's Store
Emery Shires
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Win, Hahn & Co
Aventis SE
Mayer&Pa Am OS
Duffy's
Atrang
Ana Igorous
Deva
Dufy
Airec
Ibis
Adler
Ana
Oxford
I. All Hata
Jeas Than Ceat
Victor E. Adler
Ste Brave
Fanell
West Free
Horn, Tala
F St
Muerzen
Senate
Lisenpls. Fyfers
Mass. Ave. N. W
Bushela
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
Nyw
Jantz Servier
Washington Post
Seventh Street N. W
Serge Suis
Yan
Blake
Riedlander Bros
E Streets
Randleighland
Camitol
Te Ana
Sie Blemenas Wepee Aunsey SR Gapliot
Ea ‘Dupont Circle
Osley Company
Ail Revarte
Ville “Sitar
Woh
Macy
Sade
Antelea
Mamethly
Noreas, Realty Company
Fra Gtk St
Ls Av
Firemen’s Insurance
Castelberg's
Jewelers
Penna. Ave
D. of
CQ Real Estate
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
F St. N. W
Seventh St
Ny Town Gamepany
Privria
Potomac Diarantee
Raw CO
Atlantic
Planos
Fe Insurance
Citizens’ Loan & Trust CO
Comorcial Bank Scien
Capital Loan CO
N. W
Lye
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