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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1911

Page

4

Universal Transfers Face Uphill Battle in District Rail Fight

Advocates press for federal universal transfer law as ongoing lawsuit in Baltimore and Washington Transit Co versus Capital Traction Co tests District fare rules. Court actions, amendments to charter, and executive meetings of the citizens conference aim to push Congress to enact broad transfer legislation nationwide. Judge Terrell reserved decision on transfer interpretations amid May 28 1896 act disputes.

Congress Citizens’ Conference On Universal Transfers Justice Wright Baltimore Apd Washington Transit Company Cabital Traction Company Universal Transfer Justice Rekt Baltimore and Washington Franclt Company Takoma Park Twelfth Thirteenth Street Supreme Court St Ip D General Universal Baltimore and Washington Transit Company Citizens’ Conference Charles W. Carr Robert H Ferrell George A Armes Washington Railway and Electric Company Capital Traction Company Tne George P Hoover J H Ralston Col Armes Hoover Wright Washington Transit Company Fourteenth Kennedy Stres Halston Terrell

Court Transfer Suit in Ten Cent Case Opens

Arguments ended in Maj Arma's ten cent suit against the Washington Railway and Electric Company over a conductor's refusal to issue a transfer to the Seventh Street line. The case tests reciprocal transfer provisions tied to intercrossing trolley lines.

Maj. Arma Indya Terrell Yeater Duy Tos George A Armes Washington Railway and Electric Company Seventh Street Canlia Congress Metropolitan Railway Company Washington Railway and Bleckle Company Capital Traction Company J H Ralston May Armes George P Hoover

War’s Facts Told In Truthful Array Dictionary Ad

A magazine-style ad urges readers to trust The Post's new dictionary detailing world armies navies and governments. It argues the book provides historical facts beyond a simple dictionary and offers six coupons for purchase with a close-up distribution notice and finish timing.

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Commissioners Seek Power to Open District Streets

The commissioners sent a bill to Congress to grant authority to open widen and extend avenues and highways without separate acts. They argue the current process wastes congressional time and that the district would bear all costs including surveys and condemnation. The bill would let them designate streets for public interest and start eminent domain proceedings with district funding.

Congress

Back Stretchers for Taft From Michigan Manufacturer

Odd Christmas gift to President Taft arrives at the White House described as back stretchers with a note from the Michigan maker. The letter says before 1812 please entertain the thought that Michigan is at your back.

Taft Michigan White House

Jail Bigamist Walker Surrenders After Weddin g Shock at asylum

John Walker an attendant at the Government Hospital for the Insane confessed to Chief Inspector Boardman that he had unknowingly married Carrie Wilson ten days earlier. He said he had wed a prior wife in Newmarket Virginia in 1904 and learned she had a Philadelphia divorce, then believed Wilson was free to marry. He hopes for court mercy as he is held at the First precinct pending investigation.

John Walker Government Hospital Walker Parton Carrie Wilson Boardman Welker Philadelphia

Testimony to resume in G P D inquiry into leather thefts

The joint printing commission will resume hearings on leather thefts from the government printing office after Christmas recess. About twenty witnesses remain to be heard in the case against the department foreman, with potential expansion if new evidence implicates others.

Government Joint Printing Commission of Congrea Washington Reed Smoot Smoot

Navy Seeks Wreck News From Officers At Dept

An order issued by the Navy Department directs commanding officers to report all wrecks and navigation obstructions to the hydrographic office. The office will promptly share the information with naval and merchant vessels.

Navy Navy Department Hydrographic Office

Ad Ads and Seasonal Listings Bring Holiday Cheer

A jumble of city notices and entertainment listings describes venues and shows for the holiday season. It mentions the Continental and other local spots offering table d Hote suppers, vaudeville acts, and hospitality services with various prices and times. The text references the New Year’s table reservations, beverage suppliers, and local bottling companies, inviting readers to book tables and enjoy seasonal entertainment.

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