Labor Union condemns moving pictures depicting strikes
The Central Labor Union adopts a resolution denouncing moving picture scenes that show strikes or violence by workers, arguing such depictions mislead the public and cast labor in a false light. Delegates plan to circulate the resolution nationwide with a call for formal endorsement by the American Federation of Labor.
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Moving Picture
Washington Central Labor Union
F. C. Roberts
Columbia Typographical Union
S Man
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Roberts
Jeffries-Johnson
Central Labor
Central Labor Plan
John B Colpoys
Sam DeNedrey
P J Ryan
Suit Seeks $10,000 Damages From Capital Traction
Tattle Blanchard sues Capital Traction in the District Supreme Court seeking $10,000 for injuries alleged to have occurred when alighting from a car at Seventh and N streets on June 11. The case was filed yesterday.
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Capital Traction Company
District Supreme Court
Tattle Blanchard
Seventh and
N Streets
Injured by Fall From Tree At Home
Eleven year old Bila Lindsay daughter of Frank Lindsay fell from a tree at 711 Shepherd road northwest yesterday morning. She suffered a fractured right leg a broken jaw and head injuries. She was taken to Garfield Hospital where physicians expect recovery.
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Shepherd Road
Bila Lindsay
Frank Lindsay
Garfield Hospital
Contest Sister's Will Suits Clarkson Relatives
Thomas Reynolds Jennie Howard and Nellis Howard sue Howard G Clarkson in equity alleging their sister the late Mrs Clarkson did not sign the proposed will and refused to sign it They seek a receiver to handle Mrs Clarksons real estate The suit claims the two witnesses did not visit Providence Hospital during illness or on the dates on the will An affidavit says only one witness knew the paper was a will and both signed after Mrs Clarksons death The property includes 517 Rhode Island Avenue land on Fourteenth Street and realty at Colonial Beach Virginia
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Howard G. Clarkson
Thomas Reynolds
Jennie Howard
Nellis Howard
Equity
Howard G Clarkson
Clarkson
Providence Hospital
Race Riot Aftermath On City Diamond Fight
A Sunday clash over a baseball field at Seventeenth and C streets southeast led to a police court appearance. Five arrests were made by Fifth precinct officers after a free for all between white teams Olympias and Vigilantes and local Negro players. Harry Smithson, 18, was hospitalized with a concussion. Robert Bell and Tom Williams faced assault charges and were held to August 24. White and Weldin’s disorderly conduct charges were dismissed. Rose Carter forfeited a $5 bond.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Asylum Hospital
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Tom Williams
Charles White
Ernest Weldin
Rose Carter
Veteran Lipscomb laid to rest with military honors
Lea M Lipscomb longtime commander of the United Spanish War Veterans District of Columbia posthumously honored by a Arlington Cemetery burial yesterday afternoon. The service, under F Pen talpha Lodge and the Spanish War Veterans, included a church funeral, military escort, Fort Myer band, a caisson hearse, firing squad, and taps.
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Department of the District of Columba
United Spanish War Veterans
Arlington Cemetery
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F Pentalpha Lodge
Gathersbore
First Baptist Church
National Cemetery
Fort Myer
Court scene as 14 year old Delia Page placed with father
In Justin Gould's court the 14 year old Delia Page caused a dramatic scene resisting custody. Deputy marshal removed her from her aunt Anna Shipman at 107 K Street southeast. Relatives alleged Charles De Page, a Loudoun County farmer, couldn't care for her due to drinking. Judge Gould ordered custody to the father on his pledge to provide proper care. Delia had been living with her aunt and wished to stay there permanently.
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Delia Page
Justin Gould
Anna M Shipman
K Street
Mia Shipman
Charles de Page
Loudowm
Biddle Playground Set to Open Next Monday Afternoon
The Biddle playground at the Fourteenth Street and Columbia Road intersection will open next Monday afternoon. Officials from the Playgrounds Association will hold no opening ceremonies. The park, for grammar school children, features swings feather poles skies sand boxes and more equipment. Over 36000 worth of new apparatus is being installed across Washington playgrounds this summer, marking an expansive expansion of municipal recreation facilities.
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Fourteenth Street
Columbia Road
Playgrounds
Washington
John O Connor Funeral Plans After Death Found At Home
John O Connor found dead yesterday morning at 614 Second Street Northwest. Coroner Nevitt issued a death certificate from natural causes after examination. He had lived near Second and G Streets for years and was once a horse dealer. Survived by daughter Mamie O Connor and son Dennis J O Connor.
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Ing
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Nevitt
Mr O Connor
Second
G Streets
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Dennis J O'Connor
Jailed for Joy Ride by Negro Chauffeur Frank Payne
Frank Payne, a Black chauffeur for Francis A Blindon, faced police court after a Saturday night joy ride with companions. In default of a $50 fine, he received a four month sentence in the workhouse. Park rides only. Phone North 1212.
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Frank Payne
Francis A Blindon
Death of Col Sylvester Burch Mourned by Officials
Col Sylvester H Burch chief clerk of the Department of Agriculture dies after two weeks illness. Funeral set at Wright's tomorrow at 9:30 am. He served in the Civil War enlisting in the Twelfth Iowa and later led as adjutant general staff aide. Survived by wife two brothers a son and two daughters. Body to be taken to Olothe Kansas for interment.
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Wright
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Washington
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Burchi
Col Burch
Dresden
Ohio
Linn County
Iowa
Twelfth
Iowa Infantry
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Cumberland
Tennessee
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Olothe
Philadelphia Woman Dies from Runaway Injuries
Mrs. Julia B. Pugh, 35, of Philadelphia, died at Emergency Hospital after a buggy runaway near Pohick Virginia. She suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries from a rock strike when she and another woman were overturned. The deceased was sister to James Huggins of Adams Street and Mrs Roland C Booth.
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Philadelphia
Julia B Pugh
Pohick
Pugh
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Adams Street
Roland C Booth
Washington
Laborer Dies of Heart Trouble at Botanic Garden
John Chesley aged 37, a laborer at the National Botanic Garden, collapsed from heart trouble while walking home yesterday afternoon at six. He died before doctors arrived and the coroner sent his body to the morgue. Chesley resided at 11 Sheridan avenue southeast. Page Robinson, 20, hurt in the cave-in at the embankment near the Episcopal Cathedral, Wisconsin avenue and Woodley lane on August 16, died yesterday morning at Georgetown University Hospital from his injuries.
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National Botanic Garden
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Sheridan Avenue
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Wisconsin Avenue
Woodley Lane
Georgetown University Hospital
Mrs Rosenbloom Seeks Separation Over Cruelty and Custody
Mrs Bessie Rosenbloom told the District Supreme Court she endured continual abuse and harsh language from Barnett Rosenbloom while running a clothing store at 534 Eighth Street Southeast. They married January 14, 194?, have three children, and she seeks separation and maintenance after leaving him again ten days ago. Separately, Jackson Bros furniture dealers at 915 925 Seventh Street Northwest filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition showing liabilities of 85 820 75 and assets 39 406 11.
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Smut
District Supreme Court
Barnett Rosenbloom
Eighth Street
Jackson Bros. Furniture
Seventh Street
Handsome Mission Clock Premium Offered by The Post
The Daily and Sunday Post offers a special premium clock as a popular article for readers. It runs eight or more days on one winding, stands 27 inches high, and strikes the hour and half hour. Priced at 2.26 with one month in advance, delivery is free within Washington city. elsewhere delivery costs apply.
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