Big hotel planned by New York capitalists at North Capitol
New York capitalists plan a million dollar hotel near Union Station on the southwest corner of North Capitol and E streets. The nine story building would have a 120 by 160 foot lot, with an option held by W J and F J Acker. Construction could start within 30 days if plans proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Capitol
W. J
F. J. Acker
Union Station
New York
Washington
Noth Capitol and
E Streets
Washington Hotel
Caase
W Oj
F J. Acker
North Capitol Street
EH Street
Cerner
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ
Orelock
Colorado
Devamata
Iowa
HH. Roynton
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street North West
Ninth Street Northwest
Mr Kates
Kates
Public funds sought to save Nathan Straus milk lab
District building boardroom meeting to raise ten thousand dollars for one year of operation. Gen George S M Sternberg, chair, says report ready and no time to waste. If not raised by January 1 the laboratory closes. Public subscriptions likely. Chamber of Commerce backs keeping it open.
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Nathan Straus
George SM Sternberg
Congress
Chamter of Commerce
Further Hearing On Lights Regulation Extended
City commissioners agreed to further consider the recently adapted lighting rule for all vehicle classes after a two hour session with business leaders. A petition signed by 200 businessmen was left with officials protesting the regulation. The businessmen seeking more time included John M Newbold, Wm Hoge, Perry Johnson, T W Smith, Geo Alvord, Will Griffin, Will Moses, Carl Burgdorf, and Wm Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Newbold
W Os Hoge
Perry Johnson
T W Smith
Jeo Alvord
Woo Gufith
Woo Moses
Carl Burgdorf
W. Wo Smith
Sims Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case
John G Sims pleaded guilty in Criminal Court No 2 to embezzlement and was sentenced to three years in Leavenworth. Former manager of Life Insurance Company of Virginia with offices here, he allegedly attempted suicide after account examination. Clemency appeal by attorney failed. Also notes a church speaker from Peking siege and a postponed Citizens' Meeting for the George Washington Memorial Hall, now rescheduled for Monday at the American Security and Trust Company building.
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John G Sims
Justce Clabaugh
Leavenworth
Sims
The
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
N Striet
William Fatl Ambrose
Citizens
Citizens’ Committee
George Washington
American Security and Trust Company
Washington Levern
O'Elnck
Baptist Church
G Street
Northwest
Strats Narthwest
Rey Wow McBaster
Tublie Worsh
Charns Clr
Mina Marian McFall
Elgin Smth
Christian Finnleay
Presbyterian
Church OF the Covenant
Connecticut Avenue
Eighteenth
Harles Wood
Silart Drhady
Harry Barevore Angus
Pack
Ain
Cief
Wilfred Morrison
Canada
Christian Endeavor
Gunton Temple Memorial
Everest Granger
Slam
Ladies Missionary Society
Chrstian Endeavor
Alfonso Acts for Amity Declares King Will Not Arbitrate
City notices report that King Alfonso of Spain declines to arbitrate the long standing boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Ecuadorian legation cites aim to foster direct negotiations between the two nations for resolution. Dispatches from Madrid confirm the official declination to act.
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Alfonso
Spain
Mapute
Ecuador
Peru
Legation
Foreign Office of
Madrid
Multiple Church Services Across District Today
Various churches in Washington hold morning and afternoon services including Episcopalian St Johns and St Andrew's with holy communion and choral specials. Sermons cover theology, with music by choirs and organ recitals, plus Sunday school and youth programs at numerous venues.
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Episcopal
RH. Achim Tb
Serstees
Treeland Pein
Spom Methodist Episcopal
Otunth
Wo Meeks
Em P. H
Madison Avenue ME
Renimore
R Samwatt
CH Fycharde
HS France
Wo Baldwin
Vaud
Cersieen Poundry Vo
Siatcenth
Woor Wedderspoon
Pancay
Henry Ward Beecher
College honors roll of St John’s with gifts to students
The monthly reading of the roll of honor at St John’s College was held in the college auditorium. Brother Andrew, the president, urged character development and then gave an engineer’s transit and an analytical balance to two students, P Henry Hornig and William O’Dean, on behalf of their peers.
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St. John's College
Brother Andrew
P Henry Hornig
Wiliam O'Dean
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Karlton
Karlton Hat Agency
G. A. Muddiman & GO
Agency For Best Gas
Lf.o
Prins
James F
Nioth
Pa. Ave
South Side
J. Maury Dove Company
Epwspaper E
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Hig
Reat
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
AHL
Will
China
Courtenay
Fenn
Peking
Fourth Presbytenan
Thirteenth
Fairmont
Tomorow
Missionai
Clina
City Bulletins
Hearthh
Arlington Bottling Co
Telephone West
Tova
Gould's
D. Bande Highlands Golf and Country ‘Club
Lincoln
California
Eugene Schwab
Congressional Immigration Commission
Commission Wl
J. D. Hird
Chemiat
Altamont
Ecksteins Business Men’s Lunch
J Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Massachusett
Fhai-Tan Pictures
Virgina Theater
Ith St
Bet
Sraamis
Quitaatan
ALL Souls’ Church
Fourteenth and i
Alfrea GH Pierce DD
Clash
Ulster
Yin
Young People's Religious Union
Afl
Oriental Tsotlric Society
Q Street Northwest
Thibet
Representative General Inspection
Evangelical Christian Science
Evangelu
Oliver Babin
Mauseher's Hall
Connectcut Avenue
L Street
YW. G
Young Wowins Christian Association
William Knowles Canper
Christian Service
People’s Church
New National Theater
ST. John's
College
TTCO
Hahn’s
Florsheim
WM. Hahn & Co’s
N.W
N. W
Pa. Ave. S. E
Yee
Shefford
Shakespeare
Ben Jonson
London
Chautauqua Dairy Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Eash
John F. Ellis & CO
Penna. Avenue
Prince Algert
AIRE
Horn
Araty
Hotel Belvedere
Lansburgh Furniture Co
Ninth St
Tyree & CO
CN NL
Andrews
R. P. Andrews Paper CO
Louistana Avembe
Marcus Notes
New York Avenue
Mazda
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th Street N. W
People's Drug Store
Rogers
G'Donnell
Moonlie
GEO. A
Dickel & CO
Castillers Lachville
Teor
Cao
Vauve
Washington Dairy Co
Louisiana Ave
Jackson Bros
7Th St
Lacey &Co
G St.n.w
Bradbury
F.G. Smith Piano CO
Ave
Keeley Institute
Seluubis
Meryland
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