Bill on transfer act discussed by Mauri idetha Chamber
District commissioners may approve or veto a citizens bill prepared by the Mauri idetha Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade for Congress action. A mass meeting is set for September 18 to lay plans, with talks to Senator Works and Representative Johnson to coordinate the campaign areas. Chairman Charles W. Dart said they will confer with Senator Wo next week to finalize action. The bill approved by
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Congress
Citimena
Mauri Idetha Chamber of Commerce Board
Ftnas
Teenator
Johnson
Charles, W. Dart
Wo Ie
New York Public Service Order Prompts Transfer Precedent
Debate centers on a proposed universal transfer system as in New York where a passenger may ride from any point within the metropolis. Senator Works and Representative Johnson urge legislative action to mirror that precedent, arguing the measure may set a sweeping standard for the Darr administration. The public service committee faces pressure to require carriers to implement universal transfers beginning January 4.
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New York
Carr
Cortinles
Imetropolis
Companite
New
Public Service
Italian in chase fires at youth during street quarrel
Rocco Filippone, 29, an Italian of 816 Eighth Street Southeast, sought Turks on Eighth Street between D and E Streets and fought Harry Davis, 15, of 716 Eighth Street Southeast. After a pursuit by Fifth Precinct officers, he was captured with a revolver hidden under his coat and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Rocco Filippone
Eighth Street
Fifth Precinct
Harry Davis
Filippone
Davis
Filippond
Criea
Jukes and Moffet
Automobile World Opens New White Marble Showroom
The Motor Supply Show holds an informal opening at 128 Connecticut Avenue Northwest in a new white marble building. Manager W Elkins Reed leads the venture with Shevella-Duryea models on display. Also notes Ford production gains, a future San Francisco to Los Angeles auto service, and obituaries for John H Saunders.
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Connecticut Arernue
W. Elkins Reed
Reed
New York
T. la Mer Jackson
Ford Motor Company
Highland Park
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cava
Garford
Jorge
Frisco
Taft to receive district improvement push from chambers
The Washington Post reports Taft will get a unified push from the Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade for district improvements. A joint committee will present concrete forms for requested actions and the executive committee will consider an audience today. Proposals include continued general appropriations, a public utilities commission, park system upgrades, a stadium for drills, teachers retirement, and pension fund measures.
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Pegponea
Chamber ‘of’ Commerce and Board of ‘Rade
Washington Post Yeatarday
Hat” Preatient
Patt. Cofftenplatés
Congress
Neds
Angong
Chamber of ‘Commerce and
Board of Trade
Taft
Chamber of Commerce
Pees
Park Commission
Kaphasam
14 000 Aid Pension Bill Promoted by Police Association
At a Metropolitan Police Association meeting held at the Pythian Temple more than 14 000 signatures were gathered on petitions urging legislation for a police and firemen pension bill. A Turner and Rev P Murphy spoke, and a post meeting buffet was provided by a committee including George Sellers and W G Stott. Next Monday at the police court the annual election of officers will occur with candidates listed for president, vice president, secretaries, treasurer, trustees, and election judges.
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Metropolitan Police Association
Pythian Temple
A. Turner
Rev
P. Murphy
George Sellers
W. G. Stott
C. P
C. &. Dalrymple
C. L. Plemmons
J. R. Hood
Nady Kelly
C. E. Showalter
Young physician honored as Emergency Hospital superintendent
Dr. Harry S. Lewis, a budding District physician living at 811 street NW, is elected superintendent of Emergency Hospital to replace Dr. K. B. Magruder. A George Washington University Medical School graduate of 1910, he returns to duty today after a year on the hospital staff and a period in private practice.
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Herry S. Lewis
Harry 5. Lewis
Youngeat
Ensign Toapital
KB. P. Magruder
Lewis
I Street
George, Washington
W. F. McLaughlin
Emergency
Wat
Women Autoists In Crasean Incident
Mrs John C McLaughin wife of Potomac Electric Power Company chief and her mother Mrs R Thorn were shaken after an electric automobile was struck by a Union Janefer wagon at New Hampshire Avenue and U Street NW. The wagon pole damaged the car woodwork but the women escaped serious injury by acting quickly and moving away from the loaded horses. They returned home to 1797 Kilbourne Street Northwest.
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John C. McLaughin
Potomac Electric Power Company
R. Thorn
Union ‘Janefer Company
New Hampshire Avenue
Sind U7
McLaughlin
Kilbourne
Rotth- West
City Bulletin Advertisement Fragments From Theatre Listings
Fragmented OCR reads like a city bulletin with theatre times and venues. Notes mention Barrymore and The Taxi Gite with showtimes around 8:15 pm and 2:18 2:35 pm. Mentions Imperiale theatre, Patron Conger and a local wagon service. Contains garbled text and partial venue names, suggesting a schedule of performances and public notices.
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O Barrymore
Mrs Bettie Fugitt Dies in Maryland Home
Mrs Bettie Dade Fugitt wife of Nathaniel B Fugitt died last night at Oak Lodge Maryland, at the home of Mrs William E Wall. She was a descendant of Maryland families and mother of Donald C Fugitt formerly of Washington and Hawser port official Carrol Jt of 1468 Rhode Yard northwest. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1:30 in the Church of Ghjeer with Rev Dr Hen Linbg Nelms officiating.
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Bettie Fugitt
Bettie Dade Fugitt
Nathaniel B. Fugitt
Oak Lodge
William E. Wall
Fugitt
Mary
Donald C. Pugitt
Washington
Hawwepser
Port
Los Angeles
Cal
Carrol J.tt
Rhode Yatund Avenue
Eleck
Church of
Thin City
D. Hen Linbg Nelms
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Banking Department
the Locomobile Company of “America
Connecticut. Ave
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Specter
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Ohio Volunteer Infantry
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Crase
J. C. McLaughlin
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Mary Bell
New York Ave
Port Vie, Pa
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Ohio
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Pittsburgh
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Frederick Club
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Rochester
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Frederick Piano Club
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Edward A. Reich
Youngstown, Ohio
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Mel
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Life Insurance
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D. G. Pfeiffer
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Syndicate Publishing CO
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Patton Conger
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Starmont ‘Saratorium
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Jesse. Ramsburgh
Ryan, Devereux
Chevy Chase
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I Masia
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