Board Averts Strike as Democratic Board and Union Reach Pact
Negotiations led by Chairman Knapp and Dr. Charles P Neall produced a tentative agreement accepted by the board and union representatives from Pennsylvania. Both sides expressed general satisfaction with the terms and promised mediation to avert future disruptions.
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Knapp
Charles P. Neall
Pennsylvania
Moling Lugibeers
Pittsburg
Collery
Iharles
P Neill
Gen- Mort
Penn
Adpeiy Histheriaed
Locoraepdoecis
Wits
Wiltog
Rman Knapp
Neill
Recommendation for timely appeals and manager action at subordinates
A report recommends that the general manager waive questions about pending appeals and promptly meet with the committee to settle matters decided by subordinate officers. It calls for a defined time limit for appeals to the general manager and for subordinate officers to rule on requests to reduce future friction.
Suspects rounded up in citywide police dragnet
Police detained several black men after women reported purse snatchings and assaults in northwest Washington. Thomas Young of the southwest was identified by Marie Cunningham as the attacker from Thirteenth and F streets. Clifton Brow and Mamie O Connor cases align with other victim descriptions, while Gertrude Jackson on Rhode Island Avenue reported a purse theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Young
Marie Cunningham
Thirteenth and
F Streets
Clifton Brow
Mamle O Connor
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Brown
James McNabb
Gertrude Jackson
Rhode Island Avenue
Firehouse funding shift proposed for district
District expects federal damages from the United States for two firehouses south of Pennsylvania Avenue. Engine Company No 2 at Twelfth Street and Street between Twelfth and Thirteenth, and Truck Company No 13 at Ohio Avenue and Fourteenth Street face relocation. Commissioner Macfarland suggests using federal funds to build a four-bay combination house at EB Street between Twenty Seventh and Thirteenth streets Northwest.
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United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Engine Company No
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Ohio Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Macfarland
Thirteenth Streets
Left $500000 Estate in Will Dispute at Sale
New York probate reports reveal estate of late local clubman who died November 7 valued at about 500000 tied to real estate and securities. He leaves half to two children and the widow with a trust for a Rome held heir, while a portion benefits a New York property and other holdings.
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Halle
Tor Mobale Pessettay
George William Welona
New York
George Navier
Ad Otureba
el Nahan Cintis
Iartown
Rome
Prosecution Sought for Violations of Pure Food Laws
Officers report multiple violators of pure food laws with state district attorney Baker pressing for prosecutions. Aimed actions target milk suppliers and related infractions with potential forfeiture of collateral and swift legal follow through by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corma
Lieidt
Woodward
Baker Yenter Idiay
Equest
Four Injured as Scaffold Collapses at Insane Asylum Grounds
A scaffold collapse on the grounds of a district insane asylum injures four bricklayers and sends workers to hospital. Dennis McNamara, 42, suffers a broken leg while others are treated at the scene or sent home. The accident occurred during work on a theater building nearby as a coping with a worn scaffold and faulty rigging is investigated by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worlang
District Institution
Dennis McNamara
Vstafels
Dennis AM
Nimara
Isi Fen Hospital
Samat
Buding Sath
Pugh
Wcldentoe
Dewey
Dy Wham EE Hongh
Phy Sietan
Applications All In by the Sirah Seal? Offi Day
Fragmented notice references nominations and candidates including Nedoon Georgetann Can, Mond 5 arth Tonpso, Besse C Brunell, Ferguson, and others. It mentions retainment of nominations and related dates with unclear details. The readable fragments suggest an election or appointment process with multiple named individuals and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besse C Brunell
RC Cavert
Mass
OC Ferguson
William
Ephedov
Inia
Liee
Wabeth Jenkins
School Thieves at Work Targeting High Schools
Police report a wave of thefts at public high schools over the past week with coats and garments stolen or damaged. A case at Wester Hingham Street involved a locker break in and ribbons torn. detectives warn of repeated incidents across schools as officials tighten security and review recent grafts.
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Pelice
Iran
Thomas Tobyns
Gughteenth Streit
Lolumbi Raig
Chect
Wester Hinh
Otter
Redty Do
Pen
Purse Snatching Warnings At Busy Streets
Fragmentary OCR notes report purse snatching concerns as a woman notes temptations near busy streets and mentions an incident involving a watcher, a light, and a store refuse to accept COD payments amid uncertain details.
Births and Names in Health Office Records
Health office recorded births listing individuals with given names and surnames, including Adama, Catherine Achstetter, Cracie Fo, Evelyn Carpenter, George, Katherine Tinker, and Thomas Washington, among others. Ages span from infants to elderly, with addresses like 423 Betjamin Ho and 7 Way A Green noted in the ledger.
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Adama
Gil
Coble Boy
Bene M Sinpson
Mabel
Johnson Bay Taey Ani Catherine
Achstetter Bay
Aid Ross Fox Boy
Lena Nelson
Cracie Fo Chase
Iraiten
Ani Pretin Bly Boxer) Ho Ard Lvelyn Carpenter Ho Je Yh Vard Lotte Gonrate
Bo Malla
Pet
Shaner
Allen
Belard
Tasvie
Schmidt Wosronsin
Tennath
Walter Holroyd
Sylveter
Yuare
Fitzsimmons
Anne Wheeler
Willard Rai
Thomas Washington
Katherine ‘Tinker
Dinsmore
Thartes Terbert
Cook
Yeas
Hospital encroachment suit delays new building project
Wyrit Tillman and Chabert Crement filed suit in District Supreme Court asking that construction on the northwest Phird augh streets site be halted until the dispute is resolved by authorities. Justice L Ivard Dott C Robinson and C TM Ep Robinson issued an order to show cause by Sunday noon why the motion should not be granted. The plaintiffs allege completion under current plans will close a 4 foot rear alley open for 40 years, affecting their properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyrit Tillman
Chabert
District Supreme Coeur
Gueshun
Pioner
L.ivard
C Robinson
Ep Robinson
Moncton
Juvenile court case over dog attack and muzzling dispute
Residents on Twentieth Street report a poodle attacked children near Medor Web. A young owner testified the dog had been muzzled for a time but resisted the muzzle and the judge may hear how the dog is restrained. The marshal promises a stricter muzzle rule if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames Bell
Sestadis
Twentieth Street
Medor Web Snapp Ag
Jamey
Eee
Dewey
Gruetliverein Election At Gayles Hall Munich
At its annual meeting Gruetliverein elected Theodore Picard president and Albert Alleman vice president. Sean Chapuis was named secretary, Charles Hof reelected as financial secretary, Jacob Bruegner as treasurer, with Junis Ex and Edn Schmidt as trustees. Jacob Bruegger became librarian and F Metler standard bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayles Hall
Munich
Washington
Gruellverein
Theodore Picard
Albert Alleman Secretis
Sean Chapuis
Charles Hof
Jacob Bruegner
Junis
Edn Schmidt
Jacob Bruegger
John Steiger
F Metler
Trophy presentation planned for Engine 1 No 14
The Macfarland trophy flag will be presented Monday at the engine house on Wighth street between D and D streets NW. Commissioner Macfarland will address the gathering, with remarks by Chief Belt and Captain B Proctor. Creed M Fulton Sinton Wolf Wilson Oliver and Henry Franc Jr will speak, and music will be supplied by Henry Franc Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macfarland
Fire Department
Wighth Street
D Streets
Hev
District officials seek ICC ruling on streetcar stop powers
District commissioners urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to rule on whether federal authority can regulate streetcar stopping rules at intersecting streets. They argue the District Police power protects life and property and that the ICC has no duties here. ]]>
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Thomas
Interstate Commerce Body
Striet Cary
Interstate Commerce
iCarugel Shemas
Deutree FP Hamilton
Capital Traction Company
Bulding
Hamilton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Che
Dstrict
Mame Lipar Corporation
District of Columba
United States
New Cars Arrive for Washington Raingtop Falls Church Route
Philadelphia built semiconvertible streetcars with double trucks arrive at Rosslyn VA barns for wiring and installation. Five have been received and the sixth expected soon. old cars to be retired and modernized with new machinery at Lacey substation as service over the line begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington Raingtop
Falls Church Elect Road
Rosslyn Va
Lacey
Wtha
Munthe
Enormous Saving Seen if Waterways Are Improved
Inland waterways coalition of the National Conservation Commission held a meeting. Representative Burton of Gio chaired. Dr J Meffee read a report noting major freight savings if navigable streams are properly developed. Water transport is far cheaper than rail, potentially cutting yearly freight costs by about 200 million dollars. The discussion covered water supply and irrigation in the West, with estimates of water power and industrial use. The four sections of the commission will discuss further on a second day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Waterways Coalision
Natonal Conservation Commission
Bertalhet
Win
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John RB
Wright CO
F Harvey's Sons
Pyrar
Ranel
S&s
Speare
Frank
H Sardo & CO
Costello
Gfier’s Sons
Geo. C Shaffer
Phome M
William McLanahan
Woodward Names
Baltimore
Hecht
America
BOY
Essien
Hilus
Health Office Record
College St Nw
Betjamin Ho
Tohnson
Jo Katte
Kalon
14Th St. N
Say Hospital
Veternary Bulding
Gruetliverein
Albert Aleman
Engine Company No 14
American Security and Trust
Company
Fifteenth and
Corporation Counsel
Comratsaloners
Falls Church
Opticians
Peter Grogan
National Commission
Remy Jan
Stacey
Jewelry
F Street N W
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Victor
Sture
Caruso
Melba
Farrar
Scotti
Plancon
City
E. F. Droop & Sons Co. Rans
Penna. Ave
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