Unionists Rally to Boycott Maligned Labor Films
Local union leaders adopt a resolution condemning moving picture depictions of strikes and violence as misrepresenting workers. Washington Central Labor Union plans a national campaign with copies sent to the American Federation of Labor and Maryland delegates chosen to attend a district federation meeting.
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Maryland
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
Taxicab Company Sued for $10,000 Damages
The Capital Traction Company was yesterday made defendant in a suit for damages of $10,000 brought in the District Supreme Court on behalf of Tattle Blanchard who seeks compensation for injuries alleged to have been received when alighting from a car at Seventh and N streets June 11 last. An All Night Service. Catt M 667 Quick and efficient. Experienced chauffeurs $3 per hour. Federal Taxicab Co.
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Isks
Capital Traction Company
District Supreme Court
Tattle Blanchard
Seventh and
N Streets
Federal Taxicab Co
Injured by Fall From Tree
A girl 11, Bila Lindsay of 711 Shepherd Road Northwest, fell from a tree yesterday morning at home fracturing her right leg and jaw and sustaining head bruises. She was taken to Garfield Hospital and doctors expect recovery.
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Shepherd Road
Bila Lindsay
Frank Lindsay
Garfield Hospital
Contest Sister's Will Inheritance Suit Filed
Howard G Clarkson is sued in equity by his sister in law Thomas Reynolds Jennie Howard and Nellis Howard who seek an accounting and a receiver for Mrs Clarksons real estate. They allege she did not sign the will draft and that witnesses signed after her death at the husbands request. Properties include 517 Rhode Island avenue land on Fourteenth Street and realty at Colontal Beach Virginia.
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Howard G. Clarkson
Thomas Reynolds
Jennie Howard
Nellis Howard
Equity
Howard G Clarkson
Clarkson
Providence Hospital
Race Riot's Aftermath at Southeast Diamond Fight
A Sunday baseball clash over the Seventeenth and C streets field led to a free for all. Five arrests followed by police, with Harry Smithson 18, at 12% Pennsylvania Ave, in Washington Asylum Hospital from concussion. Robert Bell and Tom Williams face assault charges. Charles White and Ernest Weldin freed. Rose Carter forfeited $5 bond.
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Seventeenth
Harry Smithson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Asylum Hospital
Robert Bell
Tom Williams
Charles White
Ernest Weldin
Rose Carter
Veteran Lipscomb Buried With Military Honors at Arlington
Lea M Lipscomb a past commander of the United Spanish War Veterans District of Columbia was laid to rest at Arlington Cemetery yesterday afternoon with military honors. Funeral services were by F Pen alpha Lodge No 1M of Gathersboro and the Spanish War Veterans. The procession from First Baptist Church proceeded to the cemetery gate where Fort Myer provided a military escort and band. A firing squad from Fort Myer fired a salute and the bugler played taps.
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Lea M Lipscomb
Department of the District of Columba
United Spanish War Veterans
Arlington Cemetery
Capt. Lipscomb
F Pentalpha Lodge
Gathersbore
First Baptist Church
National Cemetery
Fort Myer
Court scene as girl taken into her father custody
Fourteen year old Delia Page caused a scene in Justin Gould's court as deputy marshal carried her from her aunt Anna Shipman at 107 K Street SE to custody of her father Charles De Page a Loudoun County Virginia farmer. The judge ordered custody to the father on his promise to care for her. Delia had been living with her aunt and wished to stay there.
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Delia Page
Justin Gould
Anna M Shipman
K Street
Mia Shipman
Charles de Page
Loudowm
Biddle Playground Opens Next Monday In Washington
The Biddle playground the latest in the citys recreation parks will open Monday afternoon at Fourteenth street and Columbia road. No opening exercises by Playgrounds Association officials. The park is for grammar school children with swings feather poles skies sand boxes etc. Over 36000 of new apparatus is being installed in Washington playgrounds this summer with expansion larger than ever before.
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Biddle
Fourteenth Street
Columbia Road
Playgrounds
Washington
John O Connor Funeral Plans Delayed By Death
John O Connor, found dead at Ing home on Second Street Northwest, died of natural causes per Coroner Nevitt. Funeral arrangements incomplete. He 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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John O'Connor
Ing
Second Street
Nevitt
Mr O Connor
Second
G Streets
Misa Mamie O'Connor
Dennis J O'Connor
Jailed for Joy Ride by a Black Chauffeur
Frank Payne, a negro chauffeur for Francis A Blindon, appeared in police court yesterday morning after taking part in a joy ride with friends Saturday night. In default of a $50 fine he received four months in the workhouse. You’ll Remember With Pleasure an evening spent in a TCO taxicab park rides only ½ hour. Phone North 1212.
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Frank Payne
Francis A Blindon
Col Sylvester R Burch Dies After Brief Illness
Funeral services for Col Sylvester R Burch chief clerk of the Department of Agriculture will be held at Wrights undertaking establishment at 9:30 tomorrow morning. He served in the Civil War rose to adjutant general staff and later led a life as mayor and postmaster in Kansas before moving to Washington. Col Burch survived by his wife two brothers a son and two daughters.
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Thomas Bawaras
D. A . Edwards
Massachusetts Avenue
Church of the Holy Comforter
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Sylvester R Burch
Department of Agriculture
Wright
Col. Burch
Washington
Sylvester H. Burch
Col. Burchi
Col Burch
Dresden
Ohio
Linn County
Iowa
Twelfth
Iowa Infantry
A. L Chetlam
Cumberland
Tennessee
Shiloh
Olothe
Philadelphia Woman Dies From Runaway Accident Injuries
Mrs. Julia B. Pugh of Philadelphia died at Emergency Hospital after a Po pちick Virginia runaway crash. The 35 year old suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries when her buggy horse bolted, throwing her and another woman. The other occupant survived. Pugh was sister to James Huggins and Mrs Roland C Booth.
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Julia B. Pugh
Philadelphia
Julia B Pugh
Pohick
Pugh
James i i Huggins
Adams Street
Roland C Booth
Washington
Laborer Dies Suddenly at Botanic Garden Work Site
John Chesley a 37 year old laborer at the National Botanic Garden collapsed at 6 PM yesterday and died before doctors arrived. The coroner sent the body to the morgue. Chesley resided at 11 Sheridan avenue southeast. Page Robinson a 20 year old who was trapped in a cave‑in at the Episcopal Cathedral embankment on August 16 died yesterday morning at Georgetown University Hospital.
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John Chesley
National Botanic Garden
Chesley
Sheridan Avenue
Page Robinson
Episcopal Cathedral
Wisconsin Avenue
Woodley Lane
Georgetown University Hospital
Separation and Bankruptcy Petitions Placed in Court
Mrs Bessie Rosenbloom seeks separation and maint enance from Barnett Rosenbloom in District Supreme Court claiming cruel treatment and frequent curses during marriage at 534 Eighth Street Southeast. They wed January 14, 1940s and have three children. Also Jackson Bros furniture dealers filed voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities of 85 820 75 and assets 39 406 11.
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Bessie Rosenbloom
Smut
District Supreme Court
Barnett Rosenbloom
Eighth Street
Jackson Bros. Furniture
Seventh Street
Handsome Mission Clock Premium for Post Readers
Premium clock popular with over 1,000 Post readers adorns homes. Value six fifty, eight days on one wind, hourly and half hourly chimes, 27 inches high. Special contract article not sold in stores, obtainable for two dollars twenty six cents plus one month advance for Daily and Sunday Post. Delivery free within Washington city. outside, payer covers delivery. Indicate new or old subscription when ordering by mail.
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Daily and
Sunday Post
Post
Washington City
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