Public utilities bond row over 495000 improvements
Potomac Electric Power Company sues to vacate a district utilities board order denying bonds to cover 495000 in improvements paid from company treasury. The suit alleges government orders drove costs and claims discrimination after the board limited the bond issue to 79210 while delaying valuation completion. Attorneys Barbour and Bowen represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver P. Newman
Louis Brownlow
Charles H. Katz
Public Utilities Commission
Terminal Taxicab Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
District Supreme Court
Potomac Electric Power Company
Commission
Attormneys
John S Barbour
S R Bowen
Licensed to Marry Listings and Dates
A historical notice lists multiple marriage license bookings. Names include Michael J Browne eighty and Wade Kenington eighty one with ministers officiating. others feature ages from teens to eighty eight, and locations such as Richmond and Wilmington. The fragmentary list implies a series of licensed marriages overseen by various Rev pastors.
Births Reported in Local Notices From Area Families
Birth announcements list James and Dora Witt a boy Moses and May Starbecker a girl George O and Remice Rowe a girl Hoss C and Mary Pyles a boy Herbert A and Mary TR Poole a boy Mathew and Annie McNamara a boy Fred Lami irene Morgan a girl Harold and Sarah Levine a girl Ray W and Antionette Koonts a boy John J and Mabel M Krust a girl John jr and Frances Dudley a girl Edward and Hattie Torrance a boy Alfonso R and Pauline H Scarborough a boy Amos and Marie Sharp Teonard and Maud Johnson a girl Edgar and Henrietta Johnson Benjamin and Nellie Clar Henry and Norm Barnes a boy Frank W Donn 49 George Hammer 68 Jerome A Stridter 1 Maggie Bacon 87 Elisa KR Cooke 61 Nanpie Strother 72 Christina Mesnikheim 95 Tathan M Reynolds Virginia J Bulkley 78 The Fortland Emenuel Madison 82 Nellie Gross 80 Maggie Henderson 28 Joseph Warner 22 Harry Coleman 25 Tester Medicy 26 Alexander Woolfsik 22 Ethel Turner 2 months James W Johnson 50 plus floral tokens noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Dora Witt
Moses
May Starbecker
Kenneth
Bessie Smith
George O
Remice Rowe
Hoss C
Mary Pyles
Herbert A
Mary TR .Poole
Mathew
Annie McNamara
Fred Lami
Irene
Morgan
Harold
Sarah Levine
Ray W
Antionette
Koonts
John J
Mabel M Krust
John
Frances Dudley
Edward and
Hattie Torrance
Alfonso R
Pauline H Scarborough
Amos
Marie Sharp Bor Teonard
Maud Johnson
Edgar
Henrietta Johnson
Benjamin
Nellie Clar Henry
Norm Barnes
Frank W. Donn
George Hammer
Jerome A. Stridter
Rock Creek Church
Maggie Bacon
Government Hospital
Elisa KR
Cooke
Brownstow
Nanpie Strother
Georgetown Hospital
Christina Mesnikheim
Tathan M_ Reynolds
Fears
Foxball Rd
Virginia
J Bulkley
Fortland
Emenuel Madison
Washington Asylum
Nellie Gross
Maggie Henderson
Homeopathic Hospital
Joseph Warner
Nichols
Harry Coleman
Church Staw
Alexander Woolfsik
Ethel Turner
Heeran
James W Johnson
L St
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Report Notice
Today’s sun and tide data show am rise at 5 10 high tides 6 40 and 1 687 low tide 2 24 2 55. Weather bulletin from U S Weather Bureau Washington August 19 outlines partly cloudy conditions for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with possible showers in the western portions and a tropical disturbance east of Dominica moving west northwest. General thundershowers in Ohio valley gulf and South Atlantic states with fair conditions elsewhere. Local readings list temperatures and humidity, sun hours, and past year comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U 8
Dept. Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Dominica
Ohio Valley
Gulf
South Atlantic States
New England
Rocky Mountains
Interior
Lower Lake Region
Ohie
South Atlantic
Est Gulf States
West Gulf District
East Gulf
Upper Lake
Easter Lower Lake
Middle Atlantic States
West Gulf States
Tennessee
Alheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Boston
Masana
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Davenport
Denver
Colo
Moines
Duluth
Minn
Galveston
Tox. T
Helens
Mont
Lot
Indianapalia
Ind
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Ton Angeles
Cal
Marquette
Memphis “Tenn
Miami
New Orleans
New York
North Platte Nebrad
Omaha
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Portland
Salt Lake City
Utah
St Louis Mo
San Francisco
Springfield
Tampa
Toledo
Vicksburg
Washington, DC
Senators Speak in New York On Trade With Neutrals
Georgia Senator Hoke Smith traveled to New York to deliver the keynote on Our Trade With Neutral Countries at the National Importers Association annual convention tonight. Senator Smith’s visit follows earlier reports that guardsmen were vaccinated ahead of events in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Smith
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
National Importers’ Association
Baltimore Oyster and Fish Depot Bulletin
City notices advertise fresh fish poultry crab meat deviled crabs clams and choice fruits and vegetables at near wholesale prices. Located at 643 P Street. Chaplin daily Virginia, 632.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chaplin
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Romer
Chapin-Sacks Miz. Co
Lincoln
Resist Utilities Board
Potomac Power Third Company
Treasury
Michael J Browne
Wade Kenington
William J’ Brooke Frank Frasca
Racheia Rosetti
N. M DeCarlo
Howard
Rhode
Pearl Hatter
Howard F Downs
Sylvan Powdermaker
Core Coleman
Abram Simon Robert E_ Brown jr
Genaviave © Williams
Richmond, Va
James A Smyth Jacob T Shallcross
Wilmington del
Nora J Rabbitt
Chia Geyan Leonard
Duty
Meeks
Lynchburg
L Morgan Chambers
Robert M_ Riddell
Elizabeth M Boehring
Richmond
Rey William
Gude
Ady
RR Towest
Parsini Ipo
Underwood
Ee Pepe Co
National Hotel
L Street
Hodges
Star Building
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
National Guard
Thors
Harvey
City- Bulletins
Typewriter Club
Onata
Expere Aumirers
United States
Typewriter Distributing CO
F Street New
Riggs
Perkins
W. C. Alexander
ST. Johns
10Th St. N. W
Representa
Peels
Washington Gas Light CO
Ecaman
Andrew B. Graham CO
Bank Snd
14Th and E Sts
Washington, D. C
the Sunday Post
Monarch of Remington
Smith
Oliver
Royal
General Typewriter Co
14Th Street
N. W
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