Model Hospital Drive Aimed At Federal Support In DC
Emergency Hospital directors urge Congress to fund a new six story emergency hospital on New York Avenue NW near the Corcoran. Dr W P Carr and colleagues appeal before the Senate appropriations committee, arguing the city needs a world class facility and opposing charity-only plans. A $1500000 project is envisioned with $1000000 sought from Congress and $500000 from private gifts, to replace the cramped existing quarters.
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Senate Committee On
New York Avenue
Art of
Washington Merchants
Corcoran Art Gallery
Interhe Nafions
Congress
Chamber of Commérce
Board of Trade
District Committee of Congress
Atrert and
Obln Avenue
Wash- Instons
Senate Committee
W P Carr
R Ross Perry
T T. Gaff
Carr
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Washington
Lwe
Associated Charities
W J Boardman
Garvier F Williama
Brown Miller
Arthur T Brice
Adams
Henry F Blount
Guy L. Edle
George Tully Vaughan
Maude Wetmore
George B White
Willam H Witmer
Willam P Turpin
Ala
Saccharin Use in Food Extended to February 1
The pure food rule banning saccharin in foods, originally set to take effect July 1, has been extended to February 1. The extension grants time for Agriculture Treasury Commerce and Labor secretaries and the appeals board to review requests from saccharin manufacturers seeking a modification. No further hearings are planned.
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Secretaries of Agriculture, Treasury, and Commerce and Labor
Board of Appeal
Submit Church Sites Trustees Decide on Two Locations
All Souls' Unitarian trustees choose two potential church sites and plan to review criteria, with concerns about accessibility and community impact to be discussed at the next meeting.
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All Souls‘ Unitarian
Legal Record on Florida Transit Case and New DC Church Sites
A United States Commerce Court case delays an Interstate Commerce Commission order on citrus and opium traffic from Florida as a judge considers a temporary restraining order. Separately, the board of trustees of the American Unitarian Church, led by James A Sample, seeks two potential Boston approved sites for a new church to replace the Fortesath and L Street NW building, withholding precise locations to protect the Unitarian Association’s fundraising plans. The report also lists a long docket of assignments, court calls, and probate matters in the District of Columbia courts for January 1913 with numerous names, cases, and property transactions.
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United States Commerce Court
Plorfla Hast Coast Railway Company
W Taften Sinten
Respondent
Interstate Comarca Commission Intervener
Florida
Mate Gn
Carland
Merce Commission
United States American Unitarian Association
Um Gomipuree “Court
Merce
Bendo
Boston
Taft
Porars
AM Souls
Unitarian Association
James
Sample
American Unitation Association
Vermont Avenue
K Street
Cercuit Court
Gould
Btewart
Fulton
Putten
Davia
Pete Aheunry
Platatiter
eHorneys
Hacker & Smith Getenannt
Dana Becks
Capital Traction Company
Pliny
WB Lecter
MJ Colbert
Denth
Ross Perry & Som
Craig
Parish
FW Hackett
Holmes Connad
Leigh
Robinson
Hollerve
Wanhington
Thmas Company
Gardiner—Lambert
Sawyer Ya Capitalexalion Company
Jatorneys
Kosn & Baker
Sheshy & Oan
Peery & Boa and
Dando
Ducker +e
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Jair
Thor
Mitchell To Reed Attorneys
Dodge— Lambert &Yeatman
Chis Va Wahlogion Railway and Elsetric Company
Attoraurs Sime, William & Baker -Darlington I
United Wales Va
Krachecfer Gt al
Washington to Erect Manual Training School for Negro Pupils
Plans prepared by municipal architect Snowden Ashford call for a new red brick Tudor style manual training center near North Capitol Street. Construction to begin soon as part of Congress authorized buildings. the facility will include laundry, shops, classrooms, sewing and dressmaking rooms, cooking rooms, cloakrooms, and heating by gas and electricity.
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Washington
North Capitol Street
Snowden Ashford
Congress
West Point
Annapolis
Tyne
Janstor
Oppose George Bill Plan Would Harm City
Real estate leaders oppose a bill pushed by Representative George to require full money consideration in deeds for property in the District. G Worthington called a meeting for protest preparations at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday night and appealed for aid from trade bodies. The call bears signatures from Swartzel Rheems Hensey William H Saunders & Co Kennedy Brothers Robert N Harper B H Warner Davidson & Davidson and Cockrell’s Transcript, published by Cockrell & Company.
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Congress
George
New York
Georges
Worthington
Chamber of Commerce
Swartzel
Rheems& Hensey
William H, Saunders & Co
Kennedy Brothera
Robert N Harper
Warner Davidson & Davidson
District growth tied to property assessments and federal bill
business leaders including Moore and Cobb's James Cahigan and Worthington oppose a congressional bill seen as meddling in private property matters. They argue the District board of assessors should set valuations and warn passage may hinder city development. The Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade plan meetings to organize opposition.
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Harry Wardman
Shannon & Lucis
Stone & Fairfax, Moore & His Story & Cobb
Boss & Phelps
J Louis Willge Company
James A Cahfgan
George
Worthington & Son
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade Inter
Congress
Worthington
District Board of Assessors
Monrov. Mache
Shaunon & Luchs
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Model Hospital
Sacchar
Congregahon
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Woodfunt
Ualim
Devin McLean
Wileco Nor
Craighead
Aleander
Alexander vi
Mitchell
Wayin Forrest
Hamilton Yerkon & Hamilton
Toledo
George T Miller
Wineup
Gler
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
We Bros Attorneye “McKenney Flannery
It— Tobriner
Newmrer
Supreme Court
District of Colmbia
Equity Court
Clabaugh
North Chambers
Struthers Attormeye
Irtin
Williampon—Gaskian
Longacre Va Xing
Colbert Whitter
Darlington Rhoter
Harvey
Howart
Ephfax Ye. Fairisx
Aera
Wabls
Irwin
Lembert
Cirguit Court
Justice Anderson
Samson Vo Anderson
Attornsyn Douglas & Baker
Hamilton Yerkes & Hamilton
R&t Ambrose, Woolger Ve. Miller
Attor Aere
Haxby-Smith
J . Smith—Davis &Tanker
Cohenys
Capital Traction Company Promers
Benvena & Dasid
Parry & Son
MT Wolgerton
Capital Traction Gampeng
Leche Cox & Krote
Juntop
Ralston
Bitdens
Therdson—Witon & Barksdale
vAttorpers Wison
Darlington
Tridyer & Davia
Va Ghesanmake
Glos McKeminy & Plamners
Burding’ Vy Shaw Attorneys
Forrest
Hillyer Coombs & Morgan Criminal Court
Justing Anderson
United States
Richard W Dulaney
Turner
Mera Hely
John Walker
Melcalm Stewart
Clarke
Payton
Atley Butler
Farer Lewis
Rocco Milippons
Joseph We Wade
Criminal Court
Bernard
JH Minor
Gertiaraet
Pops & Yule
Weston Attorneys
Wheatley—Burzard & Johnson
Frisby Va Greer
Colloctsy
Sleman_ & Lerch—Bailey
Dyson
Walker Fornttue Company
Dickey and Ridout—Bailey
Voll Va Skaldas
Sleman & Cerch
Toomey
Delson Va Kemp Attorneys
Bleckenship & Paladini
Smith & Walker Apneala
Prather
Inge
Girm & Mangan
Metropolitan Coach Company
Freon Attorneye GB
Jotnson and Richardson—Bright
Singer’ Company
Vn Catalana Attorneya Sohos
N. Winnon
Robinsom Vm Southern Railway Company
Lewis—Maddox & Gatley
Hamilton & Colbert
Mofloos
Lawaurt
Albert Carry
Bennett
Platatitt
A. Ball
Harry C Columbus
Robert C Kerby
George B Horning
Edward
Ernest L. Seimidt
George M. Emmerich
German American Building Association
William
Mason
John Dunlap
George H Calvert
Meridian Hill
Carie Gugggubstm
George M Enmmerieh
Donglam
Mackall
Charles Weinstein
George B
William Linkin
James M Woodward
Harry Hartung
Michett Schmidt
George M. Ammerish
Ralph J. Swigert
John A. Garber
Austen Chambers
Po Bo Shaver
Hoftean
Allan
Walker
Mt Game
Willam M Hotman
Laroy Gaddis Jr
Equare
Cherlee Helden Jr
Leonard W Groomen
Erskine Gordon
Minute
Wheatley
Clarence’ R. Ahelt
Lem Towers
Lola
R Peak
McKuew 3000
Yeata
D Square
Thormas J Sheridan
Wijem
Edmonsion
Lowin
Sgteatau Fire Tusuzanes Company
William AH Wilcorts Hellant
Jenks
Joseph F Holland
Winfield
Exme
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Harry Hosley
Chapman
Fowler
Luther Walbeon Cornelion C Weeks
Harry Bosley
Virginia Avenue
Seventh
Eighth
Wallace W
Macker
Cherles & Fuller
Woodward's
Elizabeth Thomas
Hu A. Ghar
Ingleswe
Lewis H Breuninger
Twenty Second
Nortr
Sarah
Smith
Charles Weinstein Bart
Ingleside
Grace I. Walton
Sixth
Ser
Ernest L Schmidt
Adolph ‘Peldvee
Wilkes Ar Weltlager
Indolerce
Harry Warman
Harry
Bertha Hartung
David XK ‘Shaveret
Pourteenth
Alfred H Lawsm
Bremen Part Orighamt
Ang
Chevy Chase
Alim
Roland
Jonks St
Wiliam
Rostetter's Pl Bitters
Plan Training School
O Street
George Bill
G . Worthington
Ally
Cockrell
Fhone Cockrell & Company
MW Building
Mainsz
L. L. Perkins
Soothers
Times and Star
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