Distillery Seizure Over Tax Whisky Case At Capital Supply
Internal revenue agents seize the Capital Supply Company distillery at Fifteenth and L streets southeast and arrest four officers for defrauding the government of whisky taxes. J A Pierce leads the book examination as the plant runs to supply four days of grain fermenting in vats. Government expects possible compromise if taxes are paid. officers bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Supply Company
Fifteenth
L Streets
Internal Revenue
J. A. Pierce
Seager
Internal Revenue Service
Pierce
C. F E. Hall
James Cole
B. C. Whittaker
Samuel Gomillian
United States
Angon
Taylor
Gemillian
Internal” Revenue
Goldborough
Beltimore
James C. Wheeler
Royal
Cabell
California
Gauger
Capt. Wheeler
Gauger Pierce
Revenue Service
Hall, Cole, Whittaker
Gomillian
McNeill’ & McNeill
Will Visit the Republic Students From Oxford
Six Oxford students will visit Annapolis Junction Maryland to live with the National Junior Republic residents. They will study their politics and way of life and become citizens of the miniature commonwealth. Secretary Crees leads the group for the International Students Exchange. They arrive September 7 to begin the cultural exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis Junction
Oxford
Commonwealth
Crees
United Kingdom
International Students Exchange
Judge Diaz
Brazil
Junior Republic
Settlement Denied in War Department Claim Case
The comptroller of the Treasury sustains the auditor of the War Department in refusing to settle a claim for 65 canto increased service pay of George W. Lambert, a discharged private of the Twenty sixth United States infantry. Funeral services for James Bright, longtime government printing office employee, will be held at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church with interment at Congressional Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller of the Treasury
War Department
George W. Lambert
Twenty- Sixth United States Infantry
James Bright
Government Printing Office
Sibley Hospital
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
France
Congressional Cemetery
Eagle and Hat to Resume West Indies Survey Work
The Eagle and the Hat, American naval survey vessels, will leave Portsmouth New Hampshire naval yard around October 1 to resume survey work in the West Indies. The Eagle sails to Haiti coast while the Hist proceeds to Cuba's south coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle and
Hat
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
West Indies
Eagle
Haiti
Cuba
Dr Lyons Tooth Powder Cleanses Teeth and Breath
Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder claims to cleanse teeth and impart purity to the breath by removing instantly the odor of tobacco, highlighting cleansing and freshening benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lyon
Raze Treasury Steps For New Classic Entrance
The east steps of the Treasury building will be torn down to create a grand classic style entrance. A Tonic order porch and vestibule with elevators will replace the old stairs, providing street access and eliminating the long ascent. Work has begun and the entrance was closed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Building
Open Shop Stand Explained by James L Parsons
James L Parsons president of the Builders' League denounces coercion in labor disputes and asserts his friendship to honest labor while opposing demagogic coercion and forced unionization. He says employers must resist unions shaped to coerce workers, with action to follow from ongoing union activity and employer solidarity. Funeral services for Dr. Wells Bulkley were held at Trinity Episcopal Church. Burial followed at Rock Creek Cemetery. William Hall alias George Sprigg jailed for $2,000 bail in theft case involving a pocketbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Parsons
Builders’ League
William Hall
George Sprigg
Mulloway
Hall
Policeman McPherson
Alice Cunningham
Nellie McCarthy Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie GC McCarthy wife of John B McCarthy who died at her home in Silver Spring Md were held at Oak Hill Cemetery chapel yesterday at 11 o'clock Rev A H Thompson of Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church officiated Also in City Bulletins Daniel Sweeney's Will filed detailing legacies to Julia T Sweeney Thomas Hall Margaret Riley and other Sweeneys with remainder to Julia T Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson Call
Florida
Oak Hil Cemetery
Charles T. Warner
St. David's Episcopal Mission
Oak Hill Cemetery
Nellie McCarthy
Nellie GC. McCarthy
John B. McCarthy
Silver Spring
Chapel of
A. H. Thompson
Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church
Daniel Sweeney
Florida Avenue Northwest
Thomas Hat
Nicholas Riley
Dinléel Sweeney
Julia T. Sweeney
Thomas H. Hall
Margaret Riley
Albert
Joseph
Harold
Thomas Sweeney
Protestants to Press Lighted Wagon Rule Before Commissioners
Horse drawn vehicle owners gather at the Chamber of Commerce to protest a proposed regulation requiring lamps on wagons and carriages at night. They argue streets are well lit enough that lamps are unnecessary and cite practical burdens of lamping heavy loads. Representatives from Knox Express and Belmont Dairy attend along with other local firms. The meeting reviews experiences in other cities and suggests amendments to permit slow travel for heavy loads after dark. Mor gan Narres sentenced to death and Emilia Montenegro to ten years in Durango murder case reported by the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesteriny
Chamber of Commerce
Hearng
Knox
Ington
Ia W. S. Knox
Knox Express Company
Thomas W. Smith
L. A. Smoot
F. B. Lincoln
J. Maury
Dove
Johnson Bros
Belmont Dairy
Belmont Dairy, and Messrs. Downey, Burghorf, and Kimberly
Tinal
William R. Boggs, Jr
William R. Boggs
Winston Salem
N. C
Durango
Mexico
State Department
Jesus Monarres
Emilia Montenegro
Boggs
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
North Pacific Coast
Chicago
Union Pacific and
North Western
Our
Pacific Coast
S. A. Hutchison Manager Tours Department
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Rau
Friedlander & Bro
9Th & LE
Randle Highlands
Capitol
White House
Dupont
U. S. Realty Company
7Th and
Pa. Ave
N. W
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Maryland
R.P. Andrews Paper CO
New York City
la. Ave
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Delaware River
Ty Mall
Post- People's Drug Store
Annapolis
Nelson Bpoulwen
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Warwick
N. Y
Commission
Lehigh and Hudson River Railway Company
Erie Railroad
Senator Call
James L. Parsons
J Ww. Bulkley
Ws. Wells Bulkley
Trinity Episcopal Church
C. W. Whitmore
St. Agnes’ Episcopal Chapel
Edward M. Dawson
William Stone Albert
Louis P. Shoemaker
J. Ford Thompson
Thomas C. Smith
Henry Randall Webb
C. C. Calhoun
Theodore HE. Ebaugh
Maj. Carroll Mercer
Snowden Ashford
Eugene B. Walls
Walter D. Davidge
Edward 8. McCalmont
Henry J. Crosson
Maudhin Niven
Charles M Staley
Rock Crésk Cemetery
Feasion
City Bulletins
H. Snyder & Co
Grocers
Phone Arlington Bottling Co
Robert Bell
Harry Smithson
Seventeenth and
C Streets
Tom Williams
Loffense
John Moran Co
Pa Ave
Kennepec River
Fan‘nie C. Bowen
Rupert
Heyburn
Burley
Tdahoyaevey
11Th
Ment
Nextfon
Government Dam
Arvey
Frederick
Great Falls
Post
Boggs’ Slayers
Iowa Circle
Tullus Kamper
Marek
Coeur d'Alene
Raymond
Picco
Humming Bird
Corp. Leven
Spangied Hamner
Thomas
Damare
Veees Verda Wienlawskinders
Wagner
United States Soldiers
Emil. E. Feind
Columbia
Bonnie
Scotland
Father
Grend
Edmonston
Edmonston & CO
Potomac
Charles Macalester
Marshall Hall
Brown
Henry Evans (Inc
Herrmann
Sevenith
Burchell
Ze. O'Donnell
Rexall Dros
Panama
7Th Stn. W
A. Muddiman & Co
12Th St
G St
Berens
Brean
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Prince Albert
Dness
Bire
Star -Laundry CO
Holmes
Wilhelmina
Toe National Impression Co
Washington, DD. J
Phoene Main Fea
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