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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1906

Page

15

Commissioners liberal on employment act but exclude hotels and clubs

The District Commissioners adopt a liberal interpretation of the employment agency act to allow agencies to supply staff to hotels and clubs where liquor is served, while Corps Counsel argues the act prohibits such placements. Maj. Sylvester will report unlicensed agencies for court action as needed. licenses granted to John Henry Foster amid technical bond delay. Susan White to answer charges over alleged provisioning of servants to disreputable houses. Five commissioners also deny commissions to private night watchmen patrolling boats, citing need for a larger disciplined police force.

New Employment Agency Thomas Rooma West Corporation Counsel Maj. Sylvester Foster John Henry Foster Eighteenth Street Susan White The Public Education Association Maj Sylvester Eperial Police Tosa

Bank Rewards Police for Maintaining Order During Run

The Washington Loan and Trust Company directors reward police who kept order during a run at the bank caused by a fatal rumor. Maj. Sylvester receives $100 to distribute or spend as he sees fit for police benefits. Commissioners order $11 to be shared among officers with the rest to police gear and theater fire protection. Fire Chief recommends theater water stand pipes for safety. Fire fund contributions noted from Mrs Mamie Norment and Harry Norment.

Washington Loan and Trust Company John Joy Holson Maj Sylvester Chief Belt Fire Department E. H. Thomas

Health Officer Seeks Legislation on Sewer Obstruction

Health Officer Woodward asks the Commissioners to have the corporation counsel draft a bill making tenants responsible, alone or with landlords, for sewer obstructions on occupied premises during tenancy. Commissioner Macfarland approved the suggestion.

Woodward Corporation Counsel Macfarland Tis

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