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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1914

Page

6

Taxable Basis Jumps Valuation in District

The board of equalizations and review submitted the completed triennial assessment showing a roughly 10 million rise in value over three years and a total new valuation near 590 million. 4,000 to 6,000 appeals were reviewed. about 90 percent of changes were reductions, with increases mainly on suburban land and in business and northwest residential districts.

Board of Equalizations Benjamin A. Adams W.L. Beale Alexander Mackenzie E. W. Oyster E.M. Talcott

New Auto Laws See Mixed Enforcement Across City

District officials report rough start enforcing the new traffic code which began Monday. Complaints to police and counsel over parking rules are fewer than expected as motorists adapt by moving cars from the Fourteenth Street and New York Avenue district to nearby spaces.

Corporation Counsel Fourteenth Street New York Avenue

Police News Notes From City Streets And Incidents

A stolen Tenley Baking and Ice Co truck was recovered by manager N F P Brooks. Charles Bohannan, 49, was hospitalized with head cuts after contact with an iron pole from a wagon. Reuben Randall, 21, injured his right leg when a milk can fell on him while loading a Bowles Dairy wagon. An auto owned by C F Barnes collided with a lamppost on Seventh Street NW, damaging the car and lamp. Charles Mathews reported a burglary at 1936 Waverly Terrace NW with tableware stolen. John H Schneider, 40, was assaulted near Fourteenth and U Streets NW. he had facial cuts and was treated at Freedmen's Hospital.

Charles W. Bohannan Twelfth Street Comergency Hospital Little B Street Reuben Randall Bowles Dairy IX Street C. F. Barnes Fifteenth Street Delhor Butler Seventh Street EK Streets Charles Mathews Waverly Terrace Thea John H. Schneider Sixth Street Fourteenth U Streets Freedmen’s Hospital

Vouros Receives Greek State Department Post

Vouros, chargé of the Greek legation here for 18 months, is named assistant to the director general of the Greek state department and will depart for Athens in about a week. The new Greek Minister, Mr Schuemenn, has presented credentials to the President. Vouros previously served as secretary of the legation in London.

Vouros Athena Schuemenn Legation London

Licensed to Marry Amid City Clergy List

A long list of marriage licenses names couples from multiple states with officiating ministers. Read as a roster of intended weddings including ages and locales such as New York City Washington Richmond Md Delapline Elizabeth WW. J. and Rose J. Quigley Washington b. 6.

Benjamin L. Deutach Hazel F. Chapple F. J. Turney Wiliam J. Cah New York City Margaret Z. McDonough Washington J. M. O'Brien George M. J. Cosby Martha J. Pearson Richmond E. H. Swein Sydney A. Gaudy Mary J. Mosedale Rockville William J. Mosedale Wiliam R. Compton Alice L. Goéron W. A. Wade William Wicbking Angle Hiléebrana Baltimore E. St. Chambers Joseph L. Figg Elina B. Johnson L. M. Chambers Roeinhard Yonker Salto FL Chatkle Mosby Junction H. F. Nowns Nemabl T. Higgs Szsie M. Lerman M. O'Dries Werbert J. Kulmig Elizabeth WW. J Rose J. Quigley J. L. Weidenhan Joseph A. Duwhing Loretta M. Smith J. A. Casaldy Matthew Koons Marjorie Williamson Re J. Frochich

Tutors Seeks Help As War Maroons Teachers Abroad

Acting Superintendent Stephen B. Kramer asks principals to supply names of unreported teachers stranded in Europe. About fifteen to twenty educators are believed marooned while Monroe School principal H. W. Draper and a party of twenty Washington teachers tour Italy France and Switzerland. They reached London and await passage home on August 20 aboard the St Paul.

Stephen B. Kramer Europe America Ame Kramer H. W. Draper Monroe Draper Washington School Italy France Switzerland London American Line St .Paul American Line Company

Deaths Reported In Local Areas Across Hospitals

A list of deaths and newborns from area residents includes William Walter age 67 of 1391 11th St NW and Emma C Farr age 64 of 1231 M St NW among others. Hospital affiliations include Washington Asylum, Providence, Children’s Hospital, Government Hospital for the Insane, Freshmen’s Hospital and latter entries note multiple infant births in local households.

Willam Walter 11Th St Charles W. Vance Washington Asylum Hospital Henry O. Fowler St. Pa Hank Schiesberg St. Ne George A. Green Providence Hospital Emma C. Farr Whitlam G. Groat Gu. Ave James A. Als Children’s Hospital Gustario Minoth

Builder's Suit Is Quashed in District Settlement

The injunction suit by builder Joseph J. Moena against the district commissioners over a permit for a concrete mixer and hoisting engine was settled yesterday by agreement with each side paying its costs. Moena said he aimed to complete an apartment house by October 1. Attorneys C. F. Diggs represented Moebs and Syme the district.

J. J. Moots Joseph J. Moena Moebs C. F. Diggs Syme

Unclear Musical Recital Fragments Spark Confusion

A jumble of partial titles and names including Gasiane Glove Grand and Verdi Intermezzo appears among stray phrases. References to Lindsay Valse Boston and Gilbert The Star Spangled Banner hint at a concert program mix. Methods unclear due to damaged OCR text.

Gasiane Glove I Lombardt Verdi Lindsay Valse Boston

Alley Bill Opposition Sparks Board of Trade Debate

The executive committee of the Board of Trade discussed the alley bill now in Congress. Charles H. Bauman warned the measure would abolish $200,000 of alley property without compensation and nearly force residents from their homes. The board will take up the alley and sidewalk issue again.

Congress Board of Trade Charles H. Bauman The Oriental Building Association Cuno Rudolph Atlantic Deeper Waterway Association New York Department of the Potomac Grand Army Detroit Mich Rudolph Washington John H. McElroy Myron M. Parker G. H. Slaybaugh John Joy Edson

Jude's Home Grown Flowers sells fresh fragrant blooms

Local florist Jude offers home grown flowers with a focus on fresh fragrance. Located at 1214 Fat.

Jude

City Bulletins on Local Services and Shops

Advertising blurbs list rug and carpet cleaning, flower shop, fountain pen shop, repairs, and a theater listing. Mentions Con ger's in W, Shaffer's New Flower Store, Experia Walt, Fountain Pen Shop at 1471 Pa. Ave, Shaffer's at 900 Mth aw, and 1005 Ps. Ave. Includes Valentine Theater ticket note and lunch counter.

Fountain Pen Pa. Ave Shaffer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Horlick Rental Realty Co the Post District Board of Review Police Tenley Baking and Ice Company Tannallytown N. F P. Brooks Goodyear Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Akron Ohio Lime T. C. Garner John N. Garner Texas Ambassador Page Earle Wilfley Vermont Avenue Christian Church Margaret Wilfley L.W. Saulspury Iowa Circle Anna He Sity Archer Austria Frances Cable Brussels Susie W. Whittlesey Holmead Street Gertrude Amiss Thomas Graham Brusesls Lena Lockwood Seventh Street Northwest Helen Lockwood Kila May Katherine Trances Gullivan Luzerne Edward J. Walsh Dwight Dickinson Ralph M Regina Holford Joseph E Delia A. Bayle Joseph H Eva M. Talbot Charles R R. Gertrude Wwridwan Pewo and Venear Chaconas Ernest J Helen C. Ruftner Robert and Lillon Plekeil Joesph Minnie’ Wushnak Sidney M Lucretia V. Batley Walter B Frances Isherwood Joseph B Thoebs Battley Eugene Sarle King Richard H Lucy Johnson Mercer Mable Brown Honest Scod Elenora Brown Xirh United States Soldiers' Home Band Emil Fenstad Marsh Oaeamann Bain Gilbert Board of Trade Committee City Bulletins Conger's Ps. Ave Dy Express D. J. Oconnell Niagara Falls Washington Union Station Susquehanna Valley Buffalo Harrisonburs Pennsylvania R. R ADAMS N. W Judd & Detweiler, Inc C. A. Muddiman & CO 12Th St Abner-Drury Brewing Company Brewera Facannery Supplies National Electrical Supply CO Heurich Brewing Co Tharp H. N. D. Parker Noewer
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