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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1909

Page

6

Reform Wave Waning as Judge Warns Defendant on Women

District court notes show more cages in both branches, a lawyer saying reform wanes. Judge Kimball asserts protection for girls as he sentences defendants for insults to women and vagrancy. Multiple cases involve a steak dispute, water bottle allegations, shoe theft, and a youth pair trouble, with convictions and fines ranging up to six months’ jail and fixed penalties.

Mulloway United States Fred Kamp Bruce Anderson Kimball Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Eckington Kamp Norfolk Baltimore Andersen Tudge Kimball

Crusade Against Peddlers Incites Police Action

Police in the First precinct vow to restart a campaign against street peddlers on Pennsylvania Avenue. Dominica Petra is fined five dollars for obstructing the highway after resisting a request to stop selling wares. If he returns, a heftier fine may follow. Painter and Garrigan provide conflicting accounts in a disturbance case, with a continuing hearing scheduled.

First Precinct Imag Pennsylvana Avenue Garrigan Dominica Petra Petras Kimball

Protests Against Tax Led to Seizure at Mr Seibold Stand

Sethold's Goods Seized in a tax dispute with district authorities after he protested personal taxes as unconstitutional. Deputy Collector Collins and staff seized $31 worth of whisky from Seibold's Fourteenth Street southwest stall to satisfy the tax bill, prompting vows to fight the matter in court and oppose levies without representation.

Reno Solbol Fourteenth Stront Tha Seibold C W_ Colling George Boyd Collector of Taxes R Unger Hugh Kelly Tax Collectors Office Collins Selbold

Building Permits Issued For Dwellings And Apartments

The city issued multiple building permits yesterday. McHaine receives for a one-story brick dwelling at 1627 25th Street Southeast. cost estimated at 3106. Charing H Slut to construct two two-story brick and frame dwellings at 37 and 9 Maple Street Takoma Dark. cost estimated at 5500. F A Blunden to build a six three-story brick dwelling at 121 to 121 Fuel Street Northwest. cost 1009. AM Schneider to erect a one three-story brick apartment at 1 3 Vatrect Northwest. cost 2000. L C Richard authorized a two-story frame dwelling at Isty 3th Street Southeast. cost 150. Henry Ians to repurpose store and vee at 1 To Street Northwest. cost 36990. HOH Ashley to build two-story frame dwelling at 332 Georgia Avenue Northwest. cost 00.

Lf McHaine 25Th Street North Americar Corstruction Company Haine Charing H Slut Takoma Dark Charles H Shutt F A Blunden Fuel Street Allard A M Schneider AM Somnesaer L C Richard I Richard Henry Iians Webb Butler Benjamin Blethen Hoh Ashley Georgia Utect Bubler Ashley

Policeman Ordered to Chief's Office for Questioning

Crossing guard at Sovanth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW was ordered to report to Ma Sylvester's office for questioning over statements made in juvenile court. Hawkins, a complaining father, cited his son’s late nights, ties to a saloon on Seventh Street NW, and association with bad companions and smoking. Mas Sylvester ordered Laspertor Gexaford to bring the patrolman to the chief for a quizzing.

Sovanth Street Pennsylvania Avenue Sylvester Laspertor Gexaford

Workhouse Under Attack Review At Board Of Charities

Complaints against the workhouse were discussed by the Board of Charities at a yesterday afternoon meeting. A full report on the complaints will be submitted to the commissioners, with the board not meeting again until September. Attendees included George E Hamilton, Prof G W Cooke, Meyer Cohen, and Secretary Wilson.

Board of Chantees Board of Charities George E Hamiton

Ashford Faces Ruling on Private Architects for Schools

Controversy over hiring private architects for four new schools and enlarging five more ends with Comptroller Tracewell ruling that the municipal architect may delegate plan work to outside firms. Ashford contends delays could cost time and money, aiming to accelerate building plans by fall. The decision preserves plans for two buildings in the Municipal Architect office and two by outside firms.

Comptroller of the Treasury—District Auditor Comptroller of the Treasury Snowden Ashford Potomac Cleveland Park Tweedale Thie Tracewell Municipal Architet Ashfordt Blafren Diatismen Mumiepal Gataide Tastriet Congress

Auto Patrol Wagon to Be Assigned at Second Precinct

Officials announce a new motor patrol wagon to be stationed at the Second precinct after October 1 with a stable in Fifth Street near Ma. Sylvester says if successful similar cars may be placed at other stations. The wagon is described as a horse power machine with wire screen and gatorproof cover to control prisoner escape.

Trerseng Fifth Street N Ma Sylvester Poling Dos Mas Aylvester Liegenth Anavostla

Physical Tests for Six Policemen

Six policemen have been ordered before the board of police surgeons for examination as to their physical condition. The patrolmen were reported to Mal Sylvester unfit for duty and the department will decide their fate after the surgeons report. If unfavorably, the policemen may be pensioned.

Board of Police Mal Sylvester

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