Davis seeks raises for taxes office and a chief bailiff
The annual estimates filed with the commissioners request for higher appropriations for the tax collector and secretary. E G Davis seeks 313,235 with raises for deputy and cashier staff and a proposed chief bailiff to enforce delinquent personal tax collection. Tindall asks 29,000 for staff and a 2,000 index project of Congress and district laws.
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Tindall
E. G. Davis
Willam ‘Tindall
Davis
Daus
Ve .Ne
William Tindall
Congress
Johnson
Wagon Strikes Bicyclists On Pennsylvane and Twelfth
Two boys on bicycles were struck by a delivery wagon at Pennsylvane avenue and Twelfth street. Alfred Muth of 1108 Twenty second street NW and Nicholas Rovers of 1129 New Hampshire Avenue NW were bruised. The wagon belonged to a department store, driven by William P Jones. Jones denied striking the boys, saying another wagon turning parallel struck the rear of the wheels and threw the youths under the wagon. Jones was arrested. One boy had facial lacerations and was treated.
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Bereles
Pennsylvane Avenue
Twelfth Street
Trey
Alfred Muth
Twenty Second Street
Nicholas Rovers
New Hampshire Avenue
William P Jones
Jones
Yravera
Protest Against Garage Permit at 621 Street Northwest
Protest was presented to the commissioners yesterday opposing the establishment of a garage at 621 Street Northwest on grounds signatures on the application were not obtained and many names were signed by attorneys or representatives rather than the individuals. Grogan, attorney for H. E. Duckstein, said the garage would operate within the law if permitted. The case is pending.
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Ltreet Northwest
Grogan
H. E Duckstein
Man jailed for repeated wife beating case in district court
John Trilling a 35 year old machinist of 472 K Street Northwest was sent to jail for nine months by Judge Kimball for wife beating. It was his third court appearance on the charge with prior promises of punishment accepted in February and July. Police described the chastenings as unusually brutal and plans included a day at Chesapeake Beach for salt water bathing.
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John Trilling
K Street
Kimball
Trilling
Triling
Two Days for Impudence in Police Court
Cora Hawkins a young heiress was jailed in the workhouse for two days after defying Judge Mulloway in police court while testifying for her cousin Dorothy Miles who faced 30 days confinement for disorderly conduct. Roy Fleet of 1709 Thirty-fourth Street forfeited collateral after arrest for possessing a dead squirrel at the Seventh precinct station.
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Cora Hawkins
Mulrlowny
Cora
Dorothy Miles
Mulloway
Baitiff Hughes
Roy Fleet
Thirty-fourth Street
Spouse in Juvenile Court Attacks Husband in Non Support Case
In juvenile court Melita Williams testified against Robert Williams claiming his failures to work and support her caused their separation. The defense centered on alleged scandalous language from Melita, with both sides recounting quarrels and temper. Witnesses described Robert as unreliable and idle, while Melita admitted temper but denied using extreme insults. The court urged employment and ordered Robert to pay $250 weekly for Mrs Williams’ pain, or face workhouse consequences.
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Robert Willams
Honan
Robert
Melita
Georgetown
Lunchrooms Cleaner Now Health Inspectors Say
Health inspectors completed a month of visits to lunchrooms hotels and other food premises reporting excellent conditions They will return within a week to verify compliance Violators who skipped court faced $5 collateral losses named were George F Robertson John Murray Thomas Blackburn Benjamin Saframeck Bruno Batley and John H Johnson all of Louisiana Avenue locations
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Woodward
George F Robertson
Louisiana Avenue
John Murray
Louisiana 1
Thomas’ Blackburn
Benjam Saframeck
Louisiana
Br UN Batley
John H. Johnson
Strange Peston Trees Caterpillar Discovery by Lanham
Lanham, superintendent of Parking, believes a new caterpillar species has been found damaging city and suburban trees. He applied to the Department of Agriculture for details, noting the insect about one inch long with dark red backs and black and green stripes. The caterpillars feed on leaves and do not chew bark. Also notes four hours of sail on Chesapeake Bay weekly with round trips and tickets via The Electric Line at 18th Street and New York Avenue.
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Lanham
Department of Agriculture
Chesapeake Bay
Islh
New York Avenue
Departments of Government See Surge in Female Visitors
Department offices report a rise in women visitors from Kentucky and other states as summer tours resume at the big printery. Officials note improved staffing and many vacation leaves among clerks while several personnel changes and promotions occur in the Government Printing Office and related divisions.
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Kentucky
Pzintery
Standish to be rearrested on wrongful check charge
John D Standish alias McPherson is to be released today at Charlestown Mass then rearrested by Detective Parham from the central office. Raub of 18 Eighth Street Northwest says Standish once acted as an agent for a bottle house and passed a counterfeit check for 200 on a carload bottle sale. Standish was previously convicted in Massachusetts of a similar offense and imprisoned.
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John D. Standish
Wintiam McPherson
Charlestown
Mass
Parham
Charleston
Standish
Samuel CG. Raub
Eighth Street
Raub
Haub
Massachusetts
Salt-water Bathing at Chesapeake Beach Delights Day Trip
Suit for divorce filed yesterday by James M. Carroll Jr. against Ruth A Carroll on statutory grounds. They wed December 17, 1900, separated after five to six years, she took furniture, left home, and Carroll faced juvenile court for nonsupport at her urging. Electric Line offers $1.25 Baltimore return, $1.00 excursion rides.
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James M. Carroll, Jr
Ruth A Carroll
Baltimore
City Bulletin Traffic Rules Narrow New York Avenue
City commissioners ordered New York avenue from Ninth to Fifteenth street treated as one thoroughfare with eastbound traffic on the south side and westbound on the north side from Ninth to Fifteenth. Similar restrictions apply to Pennsylvania avenue in the same stretch. Also lists various common goods and vendors including Kilperen Werring and J T 0 Pyres stores. Funeral services held for actor William S. St Clair at Congressional Cemetery chapel led by Rev C L Pate. We Have Sold Bearich's Beer For twenty years. Srlington Bottling Company. J H Kuelling.
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Ninth
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania
Fifteenth Streets
Kipperen Werring
Chicago
A. Muddiman & Co
17Th St
William S. St. Clair
William St Clair
New York
Congressional Cemetery
C. L Pate
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Bearich’s
Maerzen 2Nd
Renate—brewery
Srlington Bottling Company
Pbhohe W. A Lightning Wadiq
Excelsior
J. H Kuelling
Randle Highlands
Depitch
Dupont Circle
U. S
US Realty Company
US Central National Bank
Central National Bank
7Th Sf
Paava Nw
Rockville Line Criticised as Hot Seats and Poor Service
A Cathedral Heights resident complains to the District Railway Commission about the Beemere branch of the Washington Railway and Electric line. He describes blistering velvet seats in heat waves, lack of straps, near-accidents, and erratic schedules, blaming the car service for slow local growth and weak real estate appeal.
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Beemere
Washington Railway and Electric
District Raiway Commission
Cathedral Heights
Joe
Capital Traction Company
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