Trade Board urges action on D Bridge projects and outlets to highways
The District of Columbia Board of Trade bridge committee chaired by George W. Ofutt calls for focusing on three major bridge works the Pennsylvania Avenue Chain Bridge and the Memorial Bridge. It argues the Pennsylvania Avenue bridge is dangerous and traffic heavy linking to summer routes. Chain Bridge serves Shenandoah valley traffic and Virginia road projects. it urges District engineers handle planning without outside appropriation and reaffirms decades of effort for the Memorial Bridge with a Dec 15 meeting at the U S Chamber of Commerce building. A separate note reports Philip K. Eschbach, 24, 1320 Vermont Avenue, arrested for practicing medicine without license after posting a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Trade
George W. Offutt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Board of Trade
Anacostia
Eastern Branch
Peter Marlboro
Solomons Island
Chesapeake Beach
Annapolis
Itas
Chain Bridge
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Berryville
United States Chamber of Commerce
Philip K. Eschbach
Vermont Avenue
H J. Lawler
Army and Navy Club
Washington DC Weather And Birth Notices In December Edition
The December weather digest covers rain Friday warmer Friday night and colder Saturday with east and southeast winds. It lists temperature readings and departures from normal, plus births and marriages reported including multiple couples listed with locations such as Baltimore and Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Great Gentcal
Gulf States
Sunwe
Central
Plains
North Pacific
Plateau
Pacific States
Cent
Californiy
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Manitoba
Ontario
Bermuda
North Atlantic States
Lake Region
Noathern Platay States
West Gulf States
Plot to Kill Britain's Ministers Reported
Cairo dispatch notes a British note to the League on Egypt and Sudan rights under the Geneva protocol. It cites England's fear of external interference in Egypt's affairs and mentions Sir Geoffrey Archer appointed governor general of the Sudan by royal decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
League
Egypt
Sudan
Great Britain
Meyer
United States
Germany
London
Washington
Archer
Cairo
al PA
Sir Geoffrey Archer
Housing bill moves toward Congress relief plan
Washington housing debate intensifies as the Tenants' league drafts a bill for permanent rent relief to be submitted to both houses next Monday. Assistant Attorney General Donovan heads a Justice Department probe into housing data, while Senator Ball plans a White House briefing amid a landlord tenant dispute. A Supreme Court writ of error in Peck v. Fink is slated for tomorrow as DOJ officials flag possible new legislation rather than antitrust action. Henry Brown of the Tenants' league is set to speak at the Central Labor Union meeting Monday night.
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Washington
Tenants’ League
Congress
Department ' of Justice
William J. Donovan
Peyton Gordon
Senator Ball
White House
E. Hilton Jackson
John I. Krupsaw
Jacob H. Fink
Peck
Fink
District Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Louis Ottenberg
Court of Appeals
Department of Justice
Department
Dongvan
Central Labor Union
Henry ©. Brown
Rosendorf Denies Wife's Misconduct Charges in Divorce Case
In Washington District Supreme Court, furrier Joseph Rosendorf denied his wife Minnie Rosendorf's countercharges of misconduct and cruelty in their absolute divorce actions. He claimed she offered to leave for $1,000 but the offer was refused and admitted infidelity occurred. Separate actions include Francis M. Robinson receiving an interlocutory decree. cruelty and neglect charges against William P. Carey. and Julie W. Carey seeking limited divorce citing abuse and neglect after their baby’s birth.
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Joseph Rosendorf
Eleventh Street
Minnie Rosendorf
Wan
District Supreme Court
IG. W. Fowler
Rosendorf
Avera
Francis M. Robinson
Mary Elizabeth Robinson
Justice Hoehling
Robinson
Mary Elizabeth Don Gales
Mexico City
Alexandria
Coombe and
Detwiler
William P. Carey
State Department
Julie W. Carey
Jean M. Boardman
Deaths listed in DC area hospitals and homes
A partial death notices list includes many ages and locations across Washington: patients and deceased such as John Demetrion 64 at F St NW, Martha Powell 72 at Gallinger, Eric Anderson 68 at St. His, Lela Abrame 86 at Freedmen’s, Bernard Kinard 18 at Caspatt hospital, Cornelian A Barkley 88, Nether Steaughter 54, Minna Wheeler unknown address, and others at Tuberculosis, Freedmen’s, and Columbia hospitals. The fragmentary record notes varied wards and streets with several 100s of entries.
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Chas
K. Wrimen
Cave Vis
Ars
Thomas Brown
Torto Chamberland
Lela Abrame
Bernard Kinard
Cornelian
A. Barkley
Belfour
Tub
Nether Steaughter
Homia Thomas
Minna Wheeler
Ave
Jahusie Turner
Columbia
Mary Russell
Garvill H. Booker
Ey Yea
Leona A. Dickerson
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Lansburgh & Bro
7Th Street
Lebanon
Taures
Cvougly Gels
Elsie Janis
THE
Washington Pos
Saint Matthew’s Church
Rhode Island Ave. N.W
Norman O'Connor
C. S. FP
Alesman
LaSalle Extension University
Albee
Ie Peete
Angen
SSC
Emerson & Orme
Sloan’s
13Th Street
Weschler
Penna. Ave
N.Y
Potomac Rubber Co., Inc. Bond Bldg
14Th & N.Y. Ave
Dr.gordshell
Rere
Sam Disclases
Florida
Delta Tours
Kreage
Asuuight
Fraskiin
Lavurnette Johnson
John
Mary H. Site
Frank M
Mary B. Lanham
John T
Mary A. E
Wiles
Jesse I. Witte
John F
Frances G
Civanaugh
Emile and Battle Biscosmith
Witliam C
Virginia L. Headley
James
Bertha Godfrey
Walter M
van Zell
Norman
Genevieve Meese
Rosier T
Katherine
Bladen
Henry
Dumabeth
Morton
Lyman KE
Peanette
Samuel
Rena Seige
John H
Della R. Mattingly
Arthur J
Margaret J
Abe A
June F
Victor C
Grace H. Tabbe
Homer E
Martha M. Price
John W
Edna I. Natis
Robert J
Huth
Weir
Francis H
Christine M. Cooksey
Claude
Ethel M. Righter
Wiliam J
Marie D. Fallen
Max and
Jeanette Warsaw
Charles and
Lottie Babel
Larry M
Mary Dewey
Jerre M
Marjorie Bowles
Fimothy
Lea
Alexander
Audrey
Hiway
Chirlee
Emma Simms
Samuel and
Alice Bruce
Bey
James M. Stewart
Mary B. Battock
Baltimore
Charles M. Luckey
Ae Pisiateld
N. J
Mildred “Hitt
the Hey
Edward “Daled Barber
Mary D. Malta
Isebeth
Sonia
Lowe
Hughest
Asheville
N. C
Atlanta
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Atlantic City
Birmingham
Ala
Bismarck
Asi
Buffalo
Boston
Chicago
Ohio
Cleveland
Ghia “Heyenne
Wye
Devenport Town
Denver
Calo
Des Moines
Detroit
Houth
Bionics
Bi Paso
Tex
Galveston
Font
Helena
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas City
Little Keel
Calif
Los Angeles
Marquette
Memphis
Moblie
Als
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
Pahoenix
Ark
Pittsburgh Pa Cr
Portland, Me
Portland
Salt Lake Cis
Mr Louis
St Paul
San Antonio
Tex S Og
San Dero
Cali
Sa Francisco
NPX
Heavannah
Springfield
Britain
Donovan
Mate
N.W
Tolman Laundry
Tolman Laumehry FF
W. MacKensia
6Th and Sts, NW
Hetra-Goldwyn
Monta Bell
Helen B. Martin
John Gilbert
Conrad Nagel
Norma Shearer
Thomas Meighan
Metro-Gottoyn
Mar
Davies
Janice Meredith
Holbrook Blinn
Jos. Kilgour
Geo. Seigmann
Rumepo
Monte Blue
Marie Prevost
Camille
Guarneri
Tomasini
Our Gang
Carl Laemmle
New York Daily News
Charles de Roche Wallace MacDonald
Madge Bellamy
L Rupert Julian
Universal Jewel
Rialto
Wy Shubert
EL Asg
Magars
Shubert
Louis Mann
Milgrim’s
Thurs
Hans Kindler
Wanda Landowska
Arthur Smith, Inc
NEW York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Pols
Boleauts
Kochanshi
Felix Balmond
Hrahm
John McCormack
POLI
Greene
Droop’s
Werrenrathentral Rano School
Brooke Johns
Wight
President Itstars
Ae St
Mutuales
Speedy Steppers
Halda
Merryland
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Vis
Harles Dillingham
Cyril One Maude
Beederick Lonedele
David Belasco
Preas
Milton Herbert
Gropper
Burton
Daniel Frohman Seata
Crandall
Lin
LLOYD
Jobynz Ralston
Josephine Crowell
Chas. Stevenso
Mickey McBain
World Survey
Resop Fable
Grantland Rice Sportlight
SE Givreseagge
Shubert Attractions
James Boys
Paul Whiteman
SUN
Kid Boots
Betty Lee
Gloria
Joe
Wonder
Thor
Bat
Nora
Bayes
Bovee Gol
Fred Lindsay
Harriet Rempseme
Society of the Fine Artz
New York Avenue
Columbia Burlesque
Wardman Park
Ram's Ayers
Leo
Enone
Tito
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