Three Months in Workhouse for Mrs Fitman’s Assailants
George Fitman and William Fitman were sentenced to three months in the workhouse by Judge Pugh in the police court for brutal mistreatment of their mother, Mrs. Rose Fitman of 482 Q Street NW. Policeman Ehlers arrested the brothers at the Fitman home after arriving in time to stop a severe beating, the sons appearing around 11 am Tuesday seemingly under the influence. Mrs. Fitman urged leniency, but the judge called it one of the most brutal cases he had seen.
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Fitman
George Fitman
William Fitman
Pugh
Rose Fitman
Q Street
Ehlers
America Sidelined in Cotton Trade With South America
A Department of Commerce and Labor report notes Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay import over 20 million dollars in cotton goods annually, but less than 300 thousand dollars come from the United States. The piece also mentions taxi rates and a local phone contact for party bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Argentina
Uruguay
Paraguay
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
South America
Department
DIRE DAYS IN DOGDOM Culling by Einstein Raises Alarm in District
A Westminster health report chronicles daily canine removals by Poundmaster Einstein as muzzling edict sows fear of depopulation. From Aug 7 to now, 33 dogs and cats have been euthanized, with 30 dead dogs and 15 dead cats cited in a wagon receipt. Redeemed dogs were mostly bought by sympathetic owners. officials insist the dog population remains sustainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Health Department
Woodward
A. Jackson
Poundmaster Einstein
Outing Lodge Opens at Cherrydale Va For YWCA Members
The Young Women's Christian Association prepares to celebrate the opening of the outing lodge at Cherrydale Virginia tomorrow from four to eight PM. The two story stucco building with eight rooms features a large piazza and will serve as a weekend trip and vacation hub for visiting young women. Miss Mignonette Buckingham, associate secretary, becomes lodge house secretary and will answer inquiries.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Cherrydale
Mignonette Buckingham
Young Women's Christian Association
Rudolph Back at Desk After Lake Sunapee Stay
Commissioner Cuno Rudolph returned to the District building after a month’s absence at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire. He resumed work immediately and reported feeling better than ever. He described living outdoors while away and noted playing golf and bridge at nights. He joked there was a high mountain between him and Senator Gallinger, so he visited him occasionally.
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Cuno H. Rudolph
Lake Sunapee
N. H
Caliure
Rudolph
Gallinger
The Man in Black serial on French politics in The Post
The Post's popular serial The Man in Black attracts readers with vivid behind the scenes intrigue and lively incidents. The weekly tale blends instruction with entertainment, appealing to school children and broadening interest in history. Have you ordered next Sunday's issue?
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Ne Post
Post
Bold Show Window Robbery Attempt Ends in Arrest
Charles Davis, 312 Broad alley southwest, allegedly threw a brick through a plate glass show window at D. N. Walford's sporting goods store, 909 Pennsylvania Ave. The glass worth 75 dollars shattered loudly, drawing police and night watchmen who quickly captured him before any goods were taken. The ad for a Federal Taxicab follows after the incident.
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Charles Davis
Broad Alley
D. N. Walford
Pennsylvania Avenue
Davis
Rites for Young Baker at Potomace drowned teen
Funeral services for Benjamin P. Baker 18 of Potomace off Classic Shore Va held at his home 913 F Street SW. Rev Benjamin Meeks officiated with interment at Glenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers Carroll Donohue Frank Terry H J Espey J B Thomas A L Lakeman Lloyd Robey.
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Young Baker
Benjamin P. Baker
Classic Shore
Baker Home
F Street Southwest
Benjamin Meeks
Glenwood Cemetery
Carroll Donohue
Frank Terry
H. J. Espey
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Seventh Street
Mr. Merchant
Ask Potomac Electric
14Th St. N. W
DR. White
7Th St. N
Brown
Henry Evans’ (Inc
Draggist
C. A. Muddiman & Co
12Th St
G St
Dollar County
People's Drug Store
Tee Nowe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frida
Atlantic City
Cape May Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
N. J
Delaware River Bridge
Vavense City
Becker’s
F St
Star Laundry
TCO
Einstein
Barkers
Styx
Commissioner's Office
Mecca
the Post
Man In Black
Roger & Gallet
Elkay
Luc
Roger & Gallet’s
Odonnell
Revo
Stopit
Lange
Aries
Dobell
Walker’s
Woodbury’s
Charles
Massag Maxisat
Rexall
Roger & Tooth
Lyon's
Meade & Baker's
Kalynos
Adama
Beeman’s
Smith Bros
Deas
Cudahy’s
Armour’s
Portner’s
al Ib. Bot. Cc
Durham
Patey
Gale
Manyon
Wang
IVORY
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Neoigate
Williams
Jersey
Colgate
Packer
Johnson Foot Hand
Se Williams
Shavini Ie Warene
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Edward the Good
Regalia Selecta
EL Guidor
Bloudetta
Gladius
OWL. Se
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Manila
Little Havana
DOLMA
London
Achelberg
Havana
Muleteam
Borax
Pinaud
United States Soldiers
Emil A. Fenstad
Fifteenth Cavalry Band
Fort Myer
G. F. Tyrrell
Custer
Little Big Mor
the Peacock
Moree
Resalnl
Blanks
Johnson
Laurenday -Boettger
Ramaay -Gobb
City Bulletins
E. H. Snyder & Co
Arlington Bot. Co
Franklin School
Board of “Education
Darling
Pittsburg
Altamont
Kentucky
Kentucky Post Masters’ Association
Louisville
Co. D. Collings
Horn Vance
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street
N. W
Holmes’ Bakery
John F. Ellis & CO
Penn. Ave
N. W. Burchell
Tharp
Berkeley
F St. Nw
C. Lansburgh Furniture Co
The
Wilhelmina
National Impression CO
12Th Street
H.W
Randle Highlands
U.S
White House
Capitol
Dupont Circle
U. S. Realty Company
Tth
Avt
Carolina
R-P. Andrews Paper
New York City
la. Ave
Moreley Inst
Maryland
House & Herrmann
Friedlander & Bro
9Th & E
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