Police Court Complaints in Year Report Shows Cases and Fines
Francis H. Stephens presented the annual District corporation counsel report detailing 48,895 complaints filed, 345,197.91 dollars in fines and forfeitures, and 3,200 juvenile court cases with 4,767 hearings. Damages of 4544.34 dollars were collected for employees claims. Medical treatment reached 26 percent of injured employees with 6,996.92 dollars in compensation and 3,726.35 dollars spent for widows and dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Stephens
Corporaton Counsel
Corporation Counsel
Employes’ Compensation Commission
Stephena
Richards Granted Absolute Divorce in District Supreme Court
Mary J Richards of 1675 Columbia Road NW obtained a final decree of absolute divorce from John Richards an accountant in District Supreme Court yesterday Justice Hitz presiding The suit was filed in November with the couple already separated under a separate property agreement Raymond Neudecker represented Mrs Richards The defendant did not appear in court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Richards
Columbia Road Northwest
John Richards
District Supreme Court
Justice Hitz
Raymond Neudecker
Insecticide Poison Inquiry Is Started
Investigation of all insecticides sold in the district has begun by Health Officer Fowler. The health department seeks to determine exactly how poisonous the contents of powders and liquids are. Many products lack required poison labels and will be barred entry until manufacturers comply with labeling laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Health Department
Rockville Marriage Licenses Issued in Maryland
Marriage licenses issued in Rockville Maryland include John Davis Rane 36 of Monticello Georgia and Mary Belle Fones 21 of Macon Sa. John F Smith 24 of Chicago and Jane Hince 21 of Mount Pleasant Pa. Andrew Dixon 22 and Marte L Lancaster both of Montgomery County Md.
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Rockville
John Davis Rane
Monticello
Mary Belle Fones
Macon
John F. Smith
Chicago
Jane Hince
Mount Pleasant
Andrew Dixon
Marte L Lancaster
Montgomery County
Vital Statistics Berths Reported From Mixed Notices
A long list of births and related notices includes Peter J. and Lilian Rich with a girl, Albert and Sarah Hubechman with a girl, Willem and Elizabeth Hudson with a boy, and numerous other families credited with newborns or related dates. Also appears are ministers and residents with ages and locations linked to hospitals and churches, plus several entries noting severals ages from 11 months to 91 years. The compiled item resembles a community roll of birth announcements and obituaries compiled from local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J
Lilian
Rich
Thomas d
Marie K. Bor
Charles F
Grace D. Boghitt
Albert
Sarah Hubechman
James
Helen 4
Schwarts
Warry H. Jend
Fannie Richard
Frankton J
Mabel L. Jackson
Herbert H
Irene BR. Howell
Charles
Mary M. Heyden
Ernia
Lethe Adsher
District plans record low school budget cut
District commissioners will reduce school estimates to a level below other government functions. Rudolph announced the cuts aim to bring the total to 31,555,000 with about 3,560,000 trimmed Wednesday. School officials were invited to a conference this morning amid the ongoing reduction process. The Times cup regatta saw the U. S. S. Arizona win again, matching last year’s victory in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
Budget Bureau
U.S. S. Arizona
Seattle
Jake Washington
Estate of Charles D. Scheuch Bequeaths Majority to Four Children
In the will admitted for probate executors George C. Scheuch and John D. Scheuch disclose a $43,811 estate. All four children receive most property, a $84,000 cash reserve, and a North Beach cottage shared as joint tenants, with a $35 bequest to the Masonic Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Schauch
George C. Scheuch
Johnd. Scheuch
Masonic and Eastern Star
Charlotte H. Klopfar
George
John D
Walter Scheuch
Eleventh Street
D Street
John. D. Scheuch
Marion Street
North Beach
Deaver Presses Bureau Over Ongoing Disability
World war veteran Thomas M. Deaver remains at odds with the veterans bureau after being adjudged tubercular. He was given hospital transfer and authority to return to Legion Texas but says his Washington mission to regain insurance and back pay has not been resolved. He seeks further ruling on his unresolved grievance before returning to Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Deaver
Veterans Bureau
Deaver
Bureau
Veterans Hospital
Legion, Tex
Frank T. Hines
Han
Washington
Central Board of Appeals
Legion
Bus Fare Battle Ends In 10 Cent Status Quo
The Washington Rapid Transit Company sought a straight ten cent fare but the Public Utilities Commission denied the request. The commission ordered the existing 10 cent cash fare or three tokens for 25 cents to continue after an hour and a half of discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Rapid Transit Company
Public Utilities Commission
Weather forecast and readings for the Washington district
The report predicts generally fair weather Friday with considerable cloudiness Saturday and possible local showers or thunderstorms Saturday night. Winds shift to easterly, cooler air to reach the Ohio valley and lower lake region by Saturday afternoon or night. Observed data include midnight temperature 72 rising to a high 89 and a low 64, with 6 percent possible sunshine and rainfall noted in near hours. Accumulated story shows a 237 degree temperature deficiency since January 1, 1924 and a 4.68 inch precipitation excess since then.
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Batumpie
Virginia
Quabec
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Biatea
Mississippi Valley
Lower Lake Region
Rmlalm
Manitoba
Kauogs
Upper
Rio Grande Valley
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
Rocky Mountain
Perlon
Washington
Ohio Valley
Lorat
First Electric League outing draws 60 autos to Morgantown
Nearly 30 percent of participants across all ages joined 60 automobiles on the Electric League of Washington trip to Morgantown Maryland for a day of athletic events and prizes. Winners included Miss Cline Woolfender for a fifty yard lock nut race and Maj. R. P. Parrott for the balloon race with various silver prizes awarded. The outing committee was led by L. T Souder with members R. W. McChesney H. P. Foley B. F. Foley F T Shull J A Reese and R. P. Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Trades and Industry
Morgantown
Electric League of Washington
Wirla
Mies Cline Woolfender
Salk
Jeans Shull
Arthur Carroll
Phillip Mangan
Finstiight
B. E. Dement
C. B. Hamby
J. A. McAlwes
Jasper Post Orphans Outing At Tidal Basin Beach
Sergeant Jasper Post No. 13 American Legion yesterday launched a child welfare program by taking 29 girls from the Washington City orphan asylum to the Tidal Basin bathing beach. Robert H. Hetzer and Thomas J. Farley led the outing, guiding the children in water sports and swimming lessons. The post supplied lollipops ice cream cones and transportation while Gordon Leach, beach concessionaire, provided the bathing suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Post
American Legion
Washington City
Woman Rescues Girl As Three Men Drown
Severn Falls Ontario August 21 A burning motorboat capsized while fleeing a blaze. Percy Beatty of Severn Bridge Gerald Garrity and Arthur Heels of Waubaushene drowned. Miss Ethel Fontaine of Toronto was saved by Mrs Charles Wilkinson of Severn Falls who went to the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn Fallin
Percy Beatty
Severn Bridge
Gerald Garrity
Arthur Heels
Waubaushene
Ethel Fontaine
Toronto
Charles Wilkinson
Severn Falls
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Penna. Ave
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Dedge
Bulock
Ford
Cole
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Condocis Tance
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Arlington Hotel
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Mount Vernon
Chas. Macalester
Gure
the Sunday Post
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William C
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Fiizabeth C. Graham
Wiliam M
Ashison
Lette Hewit Norele
Mary Simon
William H
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Malichi
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Bor Harry
Elizabeth Davia
Arthur
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Reiseel B. Carter
Gledys Campbell
Morris J. Jenner
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Albert G Garrett
Balleton
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Park Tan
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Pella Brother
Elizabeth City
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Frank 3
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Bula
Myrtle Morrison
Columbia
John B. Brigg
Jamen Donnaly
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Yrave
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Garfield
Charles F. Reavers
Hee
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Joseph A. Dawson
St. Elisbeth
Emma Owens
Orl
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Arizona
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Masonic Home
Bus Company
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Mayflower Orchestra
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7Th St
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Irene Rich
Carl the Presen
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Rube” Nabeon
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Columbia Burlesque
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Rosslyn Terminal
South End Key Bridge
Capital Traction
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Coctmbian Street
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Gloria Swanson
Metro-Golawn
Rex Ingram
The
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Cran
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Johnny Hines
Gee
Ohan
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Ayp
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Tittman
Fred Ardath
Harry Holman & CO
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Percy Wenrich
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Eero
POLIS
de Wolf Hopper
Firefly
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Marshall Hall
Meyer Davis Orchestre
Chas
Macalester
Maem
Conte
Sam
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