West’s Women Lead Suffragist Delegates at Union Meet
Mrs Belmont reports on progress of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage in San Francisco. Wilson’s accession praised as aid to federal amendment. National executive committee reelected. Weed criticizes civil service discrimination against women. calls for immediate Susan B Anthony amendment passage. Dinner and speakers planned for tonight at headquarters.
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Congressional Union
National
Weed
Wilson
San Francisco
C. H. P. Bellmont
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
White House
Madison Place
East
South
Mrs. Belmont
West
Congress
United
Woman Voters’ Convention
Eee Syoup
Alice Paul
New Jersey
Lucy Burns
New York
0. H. Belmont
Crystal Eastman Benedict
Gilson Gardner
Washington, D. C
Mias Disie
Hill
Connecticut
Donald R. Hooker
Maryland
William Kent
California
Lawrence Lewis
Pennsylvania
Belmont
Civil Service
United States
Helen Hill Weed
Ae Research
Philippines
Department of Agriculture
Proctor
Civil Service Commission
Mcilhenny
Emily Stearns
Abby Scott Baker
Hazel McKaye
Florence Brewer
Nina E. Allender
W. T. Burch
Joy Webster
Susan B. Anthony
Sarah Bard Field
Misa Joliffe
Guyette
Richard Wainwright
Miax Zola Gale
Glendower Eva Gna
Massachusetts
Frank Walsh
Kansas City
Janet Richerda
Alicea Duer Miller
Licensed to Marry Two Couples in City Notice
The notice lists Howard W. Eiltchen aged 29 and Alma Violet Harria aged 28 as marrying, with the Rev William H Bates and others including Earle D Ines aged 25 and Annte Hutcherson aged 38, and the Rev J H Nelms along with John Bonk white 26 and Mary F Brown aged 28. The Rev Aquila Sayl is mentioned in association with the marriage notices.
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Howard W. Eiltchen
Alma Violet Harria
William H. Bates
Earle D. Ines
Annte Hutcherson
J. H. Nelms
John Bonk
White
Mary F. Brown
Aquila Sayl
Youth 3 reel Vitagraph feature at Virginia Theater
City bulletins announce a three reel Vitagraph road show titled Youth in today at the Virginia Theater. J Jay Gould's Wonder Store at 2293th avenue is listed in the notices.
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Virginia Theater
J. Jay Gould
Wondar Store
District Court Sets Juvenile Joy Ride Sentences
Six young men convicted of taking cars for joy riding received varying prison terms yesterday, all suspended on good behavior, in Criminal Division 1 before Chief Justice Covington. Margaret Borkman was also sentenced to eighteen months for grand larceny, with suspension granted for good behavior.
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Covington
Margaret Borkman
Births Reported In Parents Named In Notice
Percy D and May B Roger welcome a girl. George H and Carrie F Powell announce a girl. Edger E and Remo McDonald greet a girl. Fred W and Maude V Miller celebrate a boy. Antonio and Mary Forti welcome a girl. Gus and Mary Forte have a boy. Ernest H and Ina Brown announce a girl. Benfarmin H and Pearl Marchal greet a boy. William and Elisabeth Gook report a girl.
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Percy_D
May B. Roger
George H
Carrie F. Powell
Edger
Remo McDonald
Fred W. and
Maude V. Miller
Antonio
Mary Forti
Gus
Mary Forte
Ernest H
Ina Brown
Benfarmin H
Pearl Marchal
William and
Elisabeth Gook
Deaths Reported In Local Notices With Several Ages
A list of deaths includes Benny P Cattell at 2800 18th Street age 77 Myrtle J Williams at 158 B Street NE age 40 Thomas J O'Brien at 214 2nd Street NE age listed John W Hofguon at 1045 4th Street TE age 339 Annie M Greason at Iscopal Hospital Florence Hospital Martha Essex at 2510 Penns Avenue NW age 8 Hemnets X Passes details incomplete Fry at 7 ig at NW age 16 Nancy B Smith at 774 Morten Street age 3 John Russell at Eaherenlonis Hospital age years Marie Hayes at 1607 7th Street NW age 768.
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Benny P. Cattell
Myrtle J. Williams
St. Ne
Thomas J. O’brien
Ie Yeura
John W. Hofguon
Annie M. Greason
Iscopal Hospital
Frirence
Martha Essex
Penns
Yenre
T . Fry
A. Hayes
Nancy B. Smith
Morten
John Russell
Eaherenlonis Hospital
Paul Stangnier
Mt. Nw
Satererloste Hospital
Metford
Marie Hayes
7Th St. Nw
Denial by Excise Board Over Influence in Licenses
The District of Columbia excise board released its annual report to Congress denying knowledge of any individuals claiming influence in obtaining liquor licenses for the year ended June 30, 1915. The report notes 10,287 arrests for liquor law violations, with 4,129 imprisoned, 1,004 put on probation, and fines totaling $37,638.60. It adds that many druggists do not deal in alcohol and that over 200 drug stores were inspected during the period.
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Excise Board
Congress Yeater
Orider
Lcensees
United State Senate
Excise Board of
District of Columbia
Senate
Weather and tide notes from Washington area
Today’s sun and tide table lists high tides at 7 08 a m and 11 56 p m with low tides at 6 00 a m The weather forecast from the Weather Bureau Washington DC and Maryland calls for increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions Saturday with possible snow Sunday and east winds Virginia should see cloudiness and warmth with Sunday rain The Atlantic coast remains under abnormal low pressure with gales from the west and northwest The storm system extends from the Midwest to the Great Lakes with a Southwest disturbance reaching Arkansas and moving northeast Risings and rains expected in the Mississippi Missouri valleys and near the Pacific coast another disturbance causing high winds and rains The eastern states report low temperatures with much colder weather in the plains and Rockies Gulf states show high temperatures Local readings list midnight 81 F and 29 F at 2 00 a m through 10 p m with highs around 95 at 4 p m and a low around 20 F Relative humidity figures and rainfall are given The river report notes theHelpers Ferry area and the Shenandoah river lines
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Uz &. Dent. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Middle Atlantic
New England
North Atlantic
Great Lakes
Arkanaag
Mississippi
Missouri
North Pacific
Rai
Plains States
Hocky Mountain
Gulf States
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Victor
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Muddiman
Bradbury
M. Stein & Co. Quality Tailors
Rayo
Lam
Standard Oil Company
Richmond
Mirror Shop
Ith St. N. W
B. Brotley
H. Abramson
Abramsen
7Th and L Sts
N. W
McIhenny
City Bulletins
District Court News
J. Ramsey Nevitt
District Supreme Court
Alfred T. Bronaugh
Edward L. Giles
Maurice Splain
Bronaugh
Stafford
District Court of Appeals
Bond
Nevitt
Manoa
Isaac Miller
Louisiana Avenue
Southern Bedding Company, Inc
Foster Bros. Manufacturing Company, Inc
Harvey L. Haines
Caspar T. Marston
J. J. Haines & Co
Miller
Mark Stearman
J. F. Loving
L. L. Hamner
John T. Webster
Wiliam A.webster
Edward A. Tripp
Williams L
John H. Webster
Williamsl. Webster
Howard IA. Tripp
William H. Rookstool
Georgeanna Rookstool
Robert H. Hil
Tenellytown
D. C
Drummond
Vermilion
Ohio
Tennallytown
Rosalie M. Peters
Maria Hill
Charles R. Hill
Rosales M. Peters
Grace Richardson
Mary J. Hill
William H. Richardson
Marion Hill
Edwin R. Hill
Robert W. Richardson
Washington Loan and Trust Company
R. C.D. Hunt
Lily May Lynn
Preston H. Lynn
Justice Anderson
Levi H. David
Annapolis
George W. Meetze
Mary V. Meetse
Culpeper
Washington Fertilizer Company
Edward Y. Gles
Edward Holox
Morey
Pa. Ave
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Saya
A.M
Tempe
Washington Helpers Ferry
W. Va
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Asheville
N. C
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Ind
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Fla
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Orleans
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Janes Bros
9Th St. N. W
Luziness
Judd & Detweijler, Inc
Napster
Mr. Man
Florsheims
Tri-Wears
Black
Storm Shoes
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street N.W
Atwood
Golden & Company
la. Ave
Harry Kaufman, Inc
Seventh St. N. W
Hirsh’s
7Th St
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