Alexandria Chautauqua Ends After Week of Events
The article reviews a week of Chautauqua activities in Alexandria including concerts and exhibits at a large tent between the Baptist Temple and high school. It notes a meeting of guarantors at the Chamber of Commerce and mentions a garage explosion incident injuring a worker, with lingering concerns about his injuries, alongside various local court actions and a veteran’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea
Chamber of Commerce
Soen
Cesar
Che Anances
Vate
District Artillery Off To Camp Today
District artillery led by Maj Burns sails for Fort Monroe Virginia for a two week Coast Artillery school training. The unit includes Lieut Eggleston and Lieut Goshorn along with 61 noncommissioned members receiving paid military leaves and regular army pay during the course. They embark for Norfolk at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Court Asked to Force Payment of Alimony
Mrs Leah Kells seeks a contempt rule in the District Supreme Court for alleged failure to pay 1250 weekly alimony to her from John Kelly. She claims 23 in arrears and that funds are sent to her former address 118 Vo street northeast though she no longer resides there. Attorney P J Ryan represents her. Also noted are a maintenance suit by Mrs Sarah Cox, withdrawn with attorney W Walton Edwards, and a temporary alimony award of 25 per month to Madeline Arnold amid a 1920 limited divorce case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Kells
Highti Street
John (. Kelly
District Supreme Court
Jim
P J. Ryan
Kelly
Vo Street
Sarah Cox
Charles
Man Sues for $1,900 after Fatal Auto Collision
Mamie Green administrator of Peter Green’s estate sues Joseph Jones in the District Supreme Court for 1900 damages over Green’s death after an automobile allegedly driven by Jones on Virginia Avenue near Twenty-fifth Street. July 16, 1955. Attorneys McNeil and Honver filed for the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Green
Peter Green
Supreme Court
Joseph Jones
Green
Jones
Virginia Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
McNeil and Honver
Visitors Guide to Washington DC Attractions and offices
A compact guide lists daily hours and locations for national landmarks museums and government offices. It includes Capitol United States Botanic Garden Library of Congress Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument Smithsonian venues and memorials with open times and access notes. Also mentions the Found Column in The Washington Post classifieds for unclaimed articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto
Metropolitan
Loew's Palace
Loew
Columbia
Tivel
United States
Oapitol
Botanic Ariden
Penn Lvania Avenue
First Street
Bureau of Freving and Printing
Fourteenth
Streets
Bureau of Fisheries
Sixth
Jeoran Gallery of Art
Great Falls
North Capitol
Tiutden
Library of Congress
Capitol
Memorial Continental Hall
Seventeenth Street
Lincoln Memorial
Mounernon
Washington Monument
Tenth
Lincoln
Pan-American Union
Seventeenth
Fublle Library
New York Avenue
Eighth Street
Upshur Street
Rock Creek Church Road
State Department
White House
Smithsonian
War Department
Venusylvania Avenue
Nineteenth
B Streets
Mail
Tenth Street
National
Wuseum
Glad Building
Arts and Industries
Mall
Ninth Street
Veepon
Washington Post
Taxpayers' Tribunal Opens With Independent Board
The new taxpayers' tribunal begins tomorrow with twelve members appointed by President Coolidge. Acting Secretary Winston will assemble the group to establish rules, elect a chairman, and set procedures. headquarters are planned in the Investment building with a large clerical staff.
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Board of Tax Appeals
Taxpayers’ Supreme Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Winston
Coolidge
Treasury
Revenue Iaw
Department
Service Orders and Transfers from War Department List
Army War College Washington Lieut fol Harry BR Jordan Infantry First Lieut Frank H Curtis Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind Cot George St Simonds Camp Meade Md Quartermaster Col Lawrence P Cabell Heat Springs Ark Capt Stephen B Massay Middletown Pa Capt Marry A Vac querie Assistant Secretary of War Washington Cavalry Lieut Col Orlando G Palmer Fort Bliss ex Chaplain Milly Beebe Fort M Corps of HT Sais RS5 Second Lieut James B Cunlum Jr 7th engineers Fort Benning Ga Coast Artillery Tat HKeiley BR Lemmon 2d corps area Wilmington Del
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Ordnance Department
Harry BR. Jordan
Army War College
Washington Infantry
Frank H. Curtis
Fort Benjamin Harrison
George St. Simonds
Camp Meade
Quartermaster Corps
Lawrence P. Cabell
Heat Springs Ark
Stephen B. Massay
Middletown
Marry A. Vacquerie
Washington Cavalry
Orlando G Palmer
Army Retiring Board
Fort Bliss
Milly and Beebe
Fort M
HT Sais Rs5
James B. Cunlum, Jr
7Th Engineers
Fort Benning
Coast Artillery
Hkeiley BR Lemmon
2D Corps
Wilmington
Del
Navy Assignments Card July 1924 Officers Shuffled
List of navy officers with new postings including Captain Richard H R Leigh to Naval War College Newport and various Lieutenants, Ensigns, and Commanders reassigned to ships yards, stations, and training schools across the United States, including Pearl Harbor, Pensacola, Philadelphia, and Mare Island. The document notes resignations and medical corps movements as part of the regular staffing changes.
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Richard HR. Leigh
Naval War Coilege
Newport
Harry Avbott
San Diego
Alif
John S. Graham
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Calif
Donald M. Dalton
S. S. Canepus
William J. Hart
Glenn
Martin Aircraft Corp
Cleveland
Ohio
David B. Wassie
Philadelphia
Amariah B Cartwright
Cincinnati
Anton Ll. Mare
U.S
Reinhard
Moureau
BOS
Wyoming
Raymond J. ‘Warbuck
U S. Sharkey
Edward P. Wilson
Josephus A. Briggs
Chase Vernon G. Clapp
U. 8
S. Arizona
Vernons
Huber
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Sidney King
U.S. S Arizona
Herbert A. Niemyer
Tennes
Thomas H. Chiltren
Palifornia
Olin Scoggins
Jaso
Frank xX. Koles
Naval Hospital
Pearl Harbor
N. H
Lewis W. Jennings, Jr
Cor
Washington
John P. Forsander
U. S
Mississippi
Lewis D. Gottschail
George Helms Ton
Whitney
Robert
Tennessee Bensigns
Ebert A. Palmer
Shawmut
Robert Rasche
MacLeish
Medical Corps
Henry G. Cannon
New York
Clarence H. Smith
Navy Recruiting Station
Springfield
Mass
Ray W. Burns
T. H
W. Gorton
William J. Smith
U. SS. Reller
Supply Corps
Harry (. Mechtoldt
Quartermaster Corps Assistence
Chicago
Civil Enginesing Corps
Archshald 1
Varsions
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Department
Arlington County Plans Bond to Build New Jail
Arlington County Board approves petition for a 125000 bond to construct a new jail, fireproof record room, remodel current jail into office space, and install a heating plant. Sheriff says sleeping rooms overflow. Also notes sewerage decision postponed to August. Playground in Lyon Park opens with civic leaders and health outreach, plus local indictments and court actions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington County
Arlington County Bureau
Clarendon
Board of Supervisors
William J. Ingram
Arlington District
Gloth
Howard B. Pielda
John ‘Talman
Commissioner of Revenue Green
Grean
Citizens Asked to Aid District Tax Collection
District assessor William P. Richards urged residents to help locate delinquents and ensure honest intangible personal property tax returns. He warned that failing to report or undervaluing property robs the city of hundreds of thousands yearly, potentially over a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam P. Richards
Women to Give Party For Veterans' Families
A garden party for families of former service members is set for tonight and tomorrow night at 1457 Park Road Northwest hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Frank T. Hines will attend tonight and the Marine Band will perform tonight, while the Army Band will perform tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Road Northwest
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank T. Hines
Marine Band
Army Band
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Len Mera
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Herman Wash
Jesse Holmes
Wean Holmes
Iang Sisters
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Harry Krause
John Keeneb
Joseph Schwarzmann
Chester A Cole
oCitham
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Padgett Colum
Ne Justics Aviert
Addrew Johnson
Padgett
James E Martin
Essie Ragland
Davis
Mike Street
Policerman Magner
John Juhe Martin
Queen Street
Rexdooa& Dudley
Arlington National Cemetery
Civmarun
Kessler
Marion Leroy Durton
University OF Michigan
Minneapolis
Minn
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Visitors’ Guide For Today
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T'E Wolf Hooper
Wang
RF. Keith
Belasco
National Wuseum
New Building
Natural History
Kann’s—Street
Penna. Ave
Taxpayers’ Tribunal
Treasury Department
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C. W. Fitch
Frank Lyon
E. F. Parkham
Mary Whitney
Mr & M
Flatts Bottom
Jefferson J
William Lewis
Will Wright
Inotius Williams
Charles Ballie
Artingston County
Howard B. Fields
Lewis
Bailie
Henry Hardy
Commonwealth Attorneymith
Wardy
L. BE. Spooner
K. BH Morris
R Muller
Woo J. Marks
N. Skinner
Mary Hearn
H. H. Hearn
IT H. Anderson
Morton Peyton
Samuel Kerey
H Russell Leigh
Gi. Rheinhart
Anthony Pavalar
James Havenner
Edwinon Josephine BB. Clark
Arthur J. Pcrary
Herbert J. Fahy
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
James Gregg
duPont Powder Works
A. Ball
Falls Church
A. J. Newell
Atlanta
Mitchell, Vance & Co
Reese Murray
Arlington
C F
Clarendon Citizens Hall
Dayton
Onio
W. W. Hoffritz
Clarence Kiefer
H. P. Johnson
American Finance Company
National Bank
Studebaker
Hartmann
Ats
Seventh
Edw
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Merican Security and Trust Company
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Ostend
Lido
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Cherbourg
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Liverpool
London
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Thames
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R.M. Hicks
Mgr
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White Star Line
American Line
Rep Star Line
Atlantic Transport Line
International Mercantile Manning
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