Cortelyou Plan Timely Aids Commercial Interests
Comptroller Ridgely endorses Secretary Cortelyou's plan to deposit government funds to ease money market strain. He argues time money is tight and that the plan can relieve commercial and manufacturing sectors without triggering a broader crisis. Banking conditions are sound with banks able to meet legitimate demands and support current credit needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curteney
Willam Barrett Ridgely
Cortelynn
Ridgely
Pny
Cortalyou
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyou
Peter Organizationa
Monty
Ting
Bhig
Street Car Conductor Held for Jewels Theft
Thaddeus E. Adams a street car conductor was held for the grand jury on grand larceny charges after pleading not guilty Bond set at 100 He claimed the jewelry was entrusted to him by Mrs Farnie C Michmard but witnesses said it was in the White Hours parking deck when found by detectives Cox and Brown Adams posted bond for continued court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus E. Adams
Adams
Frank Keyes
Farnie C. Michmard
Adfims
White Hours
Cox
Brown
Funeral of J C Beckman A Capitol Hill Athlete Laid to Rest
The funeral for J Comber Beckman aged seventeen from St Marys Church Richmond will be held this afternoon at four with interment in St Marys Cemetery Richmond. Beckman lived with his aunt on Capitol Hill and died in Richmond Virginia after contracting spinal meningitis while visiting an uncle in Chesterfield County. He was a student at Mount St Josephs College and well known among Capitol Hill youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Richmond
J. Comber Beckman
M. ‘T. Burny
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Hichtrand
Beslan
Chesterfield County
Mount Bt Joseph's College of
Capitol
Imane
Stanton Athletle Kenoctation
Chapel to Conduct Funeral for Ex-Printer Emmet Chambers
Former Government Printing Office proofreaders arranged for the funeral of Emmet Chambers who died in Los Angeles on August 14. Chambers, 73, long served in the G P D proof room and was an active Mason, Loyal Legion member, and Columbia Typographical Union. He will be buried at Arlington after services in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. D. Emplaye
West
Arlington
Government Printing Office
Emmet & Chambers
Atar
Los Angeles
Cal
Mc. Chambers
Soldiers
Masante Fraternity
The
Loyal Legion
Columbia Typoeraphical Union
Swere
Biut
Workington
Arhington
Grade Change Refused for Seokson Street in East Brookland
The East Brookland Citizens Association request to alter the grade of Seokson Street between Uishteenth and Twentieth streets was denied by the Commissioners. They note the current grade was set three years ago and expect future surface improvements on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brookland
Actress Case Continued Young Viennese Detained at Ellis Island
Assistant Secretary Murray granted a continuatice until Tuesday in the case of Miss Paola Kuppenburg the young Viennese actress detained at Ellis Island on a charge of being on undesirable alIegations. Her lawyer Merrill requested the delay. A separate item notes a $1 reward for fugitive William Terbin alias Jordan from Cheltenham Reformatory and changes to the reformary fund credit. Additional lines mention Lieut Sprinkle to serve on a police trial board and various minor notices including furnace coal price and bankruptcy receiver listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kite Island
Commerce and Labor
Murray
Paola Kuppenburg
Elis Island
Dwt 8
Merrill
William ‘Terbin
Alas Jordan
Cheltenham
W. L. Green
Reformatory
Clothing and Etmer Fund
Outings for Needy Children and Mothers Planned
The Associated Charities will take 600 needy children and mothers to Chesapeake Beach on Tuesday, funded by Paul Y Waters of the Chesapaske Beach Railroad. On Saturday, 20 children will visit Luna Park as guests of navy yard workers. Additional outings are being arranged with streetcar tickets for evening rides for sickly-needy persons. Contributions received include gifts from members and organizations totaling $… with donations listed from Andrew Parker, Miler Salle A. Cox, Rev Henry N Conden, C- Bryood & Co, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Chesapeake Beach
Paul Y. Waters
Chesapaske Beach Railroad Company
Luna Park
Navy Yard
Associated Charites
Visiting Nurse Society
Camp Good Wim
Pleasant Camp
G Street
Andrew Parker
Miler Salle A. Cox
C. E Society of Bethany
Henry N Conden
G. W
Mlow Cor
Prinud
Cox
GB. van. Nest
Ryland M. E. Gunday-ackpot
Fay Jorge Wola
C- Bryood & Co
Eack
W. D. Mackwosle
EE Ward
Heuer
Pollaw
F. Tam Dyne
Marshall
Mile Rate 18 Protested in Interstate Case
Merchants' Traffic Association of Denver files with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging Pacific Express Company raised transport rates for mine and cream from St Paul Nebr to Denver from 68 cents to 7 dollars per hundred pounds, an excessive and exorbitant charge. The commission seeks to fix a proper maximum rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terstate Commerce Commission
Merchants’ ‘Trafic Association
Denver
Pacific Express Company
Express Company
St Paul
Nebr
Faster Than Tennessee Armored Cruiser Washington Trials
The Navy Department received a telegraph report on the Washington speed trial off the Atlantic Coast. It notes Guercastal steam trials averaged 1.99 knots with forced draft, no damage, and navy-yard work in progress. The Tennessee, a sister ship, achieved 20.82 knots under forced draft and 14.04 under natural draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Board of Inspection and Survey
Washington
Atlantic
Iris
Tennessee
May modify fire escapes at hotels by commissioners
District regulations on fire escapes for hotels were relaxed in several cases. Haight's Hotel owner Haight at 1008 E Street NW was allowed a ladder and chain escape instead of the standard model by Captain Kelly, assistant engineer commissioner. Connara at 16 Pennsylvania Avenue NW also received a chain escape with balcony connections approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS Halght
Haight's Hotel
E Street Northwest
Capt
Kelly
Aasistant
Connara
la Hotel
Pennesyivanta Avenue
Therith
District Employes Named and Probationary Appointments
Four probationary appointments were made yesterday at the sewerage pumping station on the recommendation of District phambing inspector Thomas O Connor. C W Hoek Leop and Kuhn Tom Magruder named as oilers at 27 a year. J Ross A Parrish obtained a master gas fitter license after filing a satisfactory bond. Water mains and service sewers were ordered laid in Emerson Street northeast Gar field Street northwest and Shepherd Street northwest with eight inch mains extending about 580 and 490 feet respectively between listed avenues.
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Phambing
Thomas O'Connor
C. W. Hoek
Leop
Kuhn
Tom Magruder
J Ross
Parrish
Ucensa Og
Emerson Street
Art, Kousay
Town Avenues
Garfield Street
Conneccut Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Connecticcut Avenue
Shepherd Street
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Impostor Cuban Ploys for Starvation Tale Police Seek
Police investigate a man who asks strangers for money claiming his wife and child are starving. A Cuban impostor described by a witness is sought after a report in Oz Eleventh Street Northwest. Police have sent the description to precincts for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J
Man
Eleventh Street
Varinus Brecincts
Suspect Held in Lincoln Flats Robbery Case
Mrs Anna C White identifies John Scott as a possible assailant after a series of prior misidentifications. Scott, 24, of 210 South East Pith Street, was arrested at Fifth Precinct and brought to Mrs White's home, where she wavered over his likeness and a mysterious phone call added to the uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna C. White
Bartholomew C. White
United States
Lincoln Fats
Twelfth Street
John Scott
Pith Street
Fifth Precinct
Beatt
Mra. White
Tannor
Scott
Smith
Lincoln Flats
Enow
Mra White
White
Mathews
al Scott
Olympia Hotel bartender found dead in Washington
A 30-year-old bartender M. Carr was found dead in a room at the Olympia Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. Death attributed to natural causes, with other items noting local ads and a river rescue of deckhand Willem Dents aboard the steamer Batley Randall and an unrelated police court fine for concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. ©. Carr
Olympia Hotel
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Willem Dents
Bately Randall
Seventh Street
DM Cook
CG. A. Mudalman
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Stanhope
Stanhopes
Saka & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Randle Highlands
Dupout
Son
Villa Alter
Mans Insurance
Bet
orThe
Hubba Offross
D Heating Co
Maia
Diamond
Munich
National Capital Brewing CO
the Sunday Post
Scientife
Lee
Homer
Washington Brewery Co
Sanitary
Sanitary Paper Bottle Co., Inc
N. W
Crosaer
Tos PA
Ave
Henrich
Hara
Maergen
Senate
Eaadeliveres
Heurich Brewing Co. Gs
the Shoemaker Co
St. N. W
Gortelyou
Aids Commercial Interests
J. C. Beckman
Case
J. I. Sprinkle
W. F. Falvey
John B Daleh
Zeh Company, Incorporated
Gude's
Denver Traffic Association
Cmriser
Atl
Souget
Mire
OLY, Bulleting
Lora! Butider
B. F. Smith
Wos Company
Lumberton
Robeson County
N.C
HASTA
Frank J. Milburn
Canaan
Pyles
Skeeter
T. Dh Pyles
Joan Curtis
Suifas Zeteas
O'Neal
Yatterday
Curtin Aad
Dirk Kaife
Lucas Grazor Acies
Sehneider
Weper Bell
Velox
Erouse
Elk Club Stratgat
Cottage Lampe & Co
Soll Heurich
Tt Muergen “Ang
Senate Brewery
Oflington Bottling Company
Bono
Shipp
Toas
Yellowstone Park
Great Park
Sameric
Druwatets
Er& le
St St
Princess
le Fisely
Elahteca
Friedlander Bros
Ss. i
Goodyear Company
Street
Mesr
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