Public bathhouse urged by city officials and business groups
Prominent officials from the Board of Trade and the Chamber of Commerce expressed support for establishing a public bathhouse in the city. They indicated both organizations would lend assistance and that a favorable editorial in The Post backs the plan as a public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
Board of Trade
James F Oyster
Chamber of Commerce
Promnent
Uno
Board of Trabaniais
Chamber of Emmerce
Willaye
Vivid of
Rade
Chamber of Commerciary
Government Sues Carriers Overcharged in Transport Fees
A government suit accuses transportation companies of overcharging two men during a shipment. The filing details alleged excessive rates, improper billing, and unlawful fees tied to the transport service. Plaintiffs seek restitution and penalties under applicable regulations.
Hill Held to Grand Jury in Election Case
A transcription reads as a local grand jury handling a case involving Camus Hi aos Siwaneta and others. The fragmentary text references county areas, a noon session, and unnamed suspects, with unclear outcomes or charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Carns
Wegendom
Fragmentary crime item from old paper charges
A damaged OCR item reports a man held on a charge related to fradulent activities. Details are unclear with many garbled names and numbers. The snippet mentions costs and a named recipient, but specifics on location, dates, and outcomes are unreadable.
Turn Verem Games Next Meet in Local Circles
Announcement describes upcoming events at several athletic clubs and meets. Mentions Washington area connections, schedules, and ticketing options with references to a railroad line and the Chesapeake Bay area. Details include club names, venues, and travel notes for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orth
New York City
Catstall
Winte
Green Mountain
Maine
New England
Pennsylvania Railroad
Colonial
Federal Express
Boston
New Teeland
Green Mountains
Puzrards Bay
Cape Cod
Bar [Latbor
Waine Woods
Philadelphia
Catskills
Adirondacks
Washington
Long Island
Long Island Sound
Pennsytrama
Nework City
Camp Pleasant Opens For Colored Children Outing
A group of under eighteens, taken by the Board of Associated Charities, left for Camp Pleasant for a two week summer outing near Tuxedo Md beyond Benning. The camp, modeled after Camp Good Will, offers tents and breezes for 40 children, funded for a healthful stay amid colored residents’ support with Miss Dora Smith in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Pleasant
Board of
Associated Charities
Tuxedo Md
Benning
Camp Good Wil
Cam
Dora Smith
Wilson Hall
Ruid
Would License Builders Rally To Oppose Legislation
Objections to a proposed licensing bill defeated earlier attempts. Commissioners plan a coordinated effort in Congress to pass the measure, citing expert findings and inspections. They aim to reassure the public with improved building oversight and safer construction standards.
Montgomery Club Elects Officers in Rockville Maryland
The Montgomery Unity Club held its meeting on July 1 in Rockville Maryland electing Samer Phillips as president Henry J Linty as vice president John Brewer as secretary and Dr George B Lewis as treasurer. Board members include ML Jones Charles Mo Jones Robert Ho Peter and Julian Brewer with terms ranging from one to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Club
Montgomary
Samer
Phillips
Henry J Linty Ae Cat Ste
John Brewer
Secretars
George Bk
Bewis
Jones
Samuel Phillips
Ge Ge
Tharles Mo Jones Robert Ho
Peter
Julin Brewer
Hailph Ff
Joma
Samuel FT
Tomas J Pachird
Willam Ho
Brainard
Paving Contracts Awarded and Local Notices
City awarding asphalt paving contracts to Grantort Pum Connors for about 157010 with another bid for 40 000 in asphalt blocks. Also notes births outnumbering deaths in district weekly report and various local business and consumer notices including food, cafes, and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantort Pum Connors
Ineal
Handel and Santelmann lead in varied orchestral lineup
A concert program features Von Bion and Fenaint Handel alongside Santelmann and Weley as Humperdinck pieces mingle with Friedemann works. Godfrey conducts, drawing attention to a diverse set of composers in a single program.
District government change urged by attorney Lancaster
Charles C Lancaster declares three commissioners act as executors not lawmakers and urges a shift to single governor rule. He notes public desire for reform, questions current incumbents staying in Capitol to seek new laws, and argues for direct elected governance with accountability in municipal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Whyte
Marsland
Charles C Lancaster
Lancasters
Pistriet
Citizens” Association
Ciigens Association Treasere of
pHofalls
Iastrit
Sune
Colo
Sam
Colvel
Wien
Tel
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Taos
Saks & Company
Tyler-Rutherford
St. N. W
Herrmann
N. W
al Ai. Ros
Uneeda
Liberal
Ei Cel Pri Es Pettit & CO
Eye N. W
Niewara
TE Fost
Tnt
Rerk
Ulat
Beton Bay
Mau
FRADD
Annngpolia
Valie
Chesapeake Bay
Tye Electric Line
14Th and
New York Avenue
Reymit
al el
Westerd
Phstriec
Wnght
Teagoli Hukman & Whit
City Bulletins
Sibnacidere
Hotel Johnson
Sea Food
Catclers
Vok Rip Toist
Sittin Vthiew
We Pina Spring Wicher
Veset Bf 5 Intehon
MD Avene
Pyles Otler
McLennens Cafe
Lab St
Chicago
Heurich
Maerzen Ard
Senate—brewery Bottling
Arlington Bottling Company
Walt
Columbia Photo Supply Co
Marine Band
Jin Wali
James 4
Emma
Dunkle
Jonnie McS Clue
Donny Mo Colsom
Laatma Park
Eimma Dunkle
Mra Dunkle
Government Hospital
Delph
Union Trust Co Ith
Grosner
Kuppenheimer
Ats
Madras
MEA R.ociner
PA. Ave
J. Kaufman
Great Suit Sale
D. J
Kaufman
I. Haas & CO
Penna. Ave
Hirsh’s
Seventh St. N. W
K and
L Ste
O’donnell
F Street
Henry Evans
Friedlander Bros
Barb Eleyend
ER & Ross
G Streets
Kesley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, DC
District of Columbia
Maryland
Stumph & Lyford
Mass. Ave
Shaw-Walker
Lansburgh Furniture Co
9Th Street
Munyon
Randle Highlands
Capitol OF
U.S
White House
Famille Highlanda
Cunltol
Dupont Circle
LS Reply Company
Joie
yHla
Sears
Jg Central Satirnal Bank Binding
Cana Nalionel
Potomac
Preston Gibson
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