Fiscal New Year Day Appropriations Available
District offices undergo partial reorganization as Maj. R. D. Simms becomes property clerk. Wage changes and new salaries accompany the fiscal year start, with other shifts in the assessor, electrical, and health offices. New titles and appointments include superintendent at the Washington Asylum and a restructured staff across several departments.
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Age Searor
Maj. R. D. Simms
Engineer Department
West
District of Columbia
Zinkhan
Washington Asylum
Walter Allen
M M Shafer
Reid R. Ashworth
Harvey Drake
John Rome
Hulbert Young
Henry C Elopfer
Louis Ho Crowe
Theodore Lyman
Mary Kirwan
Madden
Associated Charities
Fourth of July Outfit Sale in Washington
Bold shop advertising major sale in Washington promises best prices on clothing. Every fancy suit in the house reduced with shoppers urged to visit during the busiest week in history.
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Washington
City seeks curb on summer gardens amid tag and noise concerns
The police oppose summer gardens in thickly populated districts and will seek to block shows with singing and dancing. Edent Amiss of the First precinct and Maj. Sylvester discuss delaying approvals for garden duties and enforcing tag requirements as the season nears, with Commissioner's guidance to limit such establishments without a clear legal remedy.
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Thosa
Hauer Ileensen
Amiss
Maj
Sylvester
Hamuel Gassenheimer
Thomas 8
Hope
Lawrence Hotel
Summer Garden
Lieut. Amiss
Commissioner West
Maj. Sylvester
Excise Board
West
Macfarland
Engineers Get Vacation for Key District Staff
Commissioner Biddle approved the auditor's opinion on leave authority for monthly staff. W. J. Douglas, engineer jet bridges, and A. E. Phillips, assistant engineer sewer division, will receive thirty days annual leave and thirty days sick leave, as for annual employees. Per diem engineer department staff will share 90 days' leave allocation as before.
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Douglas
Phillips
Biddle
Thia
W. J. Douglas
A. E. Phillips
Engineer Department
Washington paving bids and a reform wave on obscenity
Col Bridle approved the asphalt paving contract bids with Washington Asphalt Block and Tile Co at 62 per thousand plus 2 per mile. Clay Product Supply Co won the repressing block contract at 22 per thousand. Francis Jones won the granite curbing contract. Detective Proctor leads a purity crackdown targeting obscene pictures shown in shops, with titles like Lucky Dog and It's a Shame to Take the Money censored under police orders.
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Washington Asphalt Block and Tile Company
Francis Jones
the & DY
Stralgue
Proctor
Avenue
Washington
Purity Patrol
Charles Proctor
Hully Gee
Changes in Euclid Street juror and Brookland condemnation
A juror сменился in the Euclid Street case as Clement Howard replaces United States Commissioner Anson S Taylor on the jury condemning land for extending Euclid Place to connect with Erie Street. Proceedings name owners Frederick W Heine and others, with a land description along Madison Street to Blair Road for a public street. Also filed are divorce actions by William and Mary Lewis and by William R Pointon for separate maintenance, plus St Patrick's Church services tonight.
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Euclid Street
Brookland
Clement Howard
United States
Anson S Taylor
Tuclid Place
Erie Street
Gould
Mr Howard
Taylor
Frederick W Heine Et al
Orlando Gray
Nancy Garvary
Hevila HR Cockerilie
Madison Street
North Drightwood
Blair Road
Fifth Street
Frederick W. Heine
Madsom Street
Frederick W. Heine Et al
Atlantic House Ad Brightens Ocean Grove Area
An old newspaper snippet highlights Atlantic House in Ocean Grove offering moderate prices and ample guest rooms near the ocean and Auditorium. It also features ads for brass beds, entertainment supplies, and local businesses such as Marcus Notes stores, Pyles' shops, and Rufus H. Darby printing, with various goods and services listed.
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Atlantic House
Ocean Grove
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