Public Bath House Forever The City Hopes
Washington physicians back a public bath house here arguing government duty and private donors will fund the effort. A San Francisco model like Sutro Baths is cited while doctors pledge contributions to kick off the enterprise despite private or public control debates. Local officials and a civic donor volunteer to lead the drive and raise funds to establish a communal pool and baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hickling
San Francisco
Washington
Citin
Ome
Ito
Aerofis
Clare
Plunges Into Deep Water Man Who Cannot Swim
A damaged report outlines a dangerous river incident where a non swimmer enters cold water and struggles to reach shore. Rescue attempts involve bystanders and authorities as investigators note the risk, injuries, and uncertain recovery prospects for those involved.
Monetary Commission to Sit and Public Action Planned
Fragmented text indicates a monetary commission session and related public notices. Mentions of immigration topics and overseas travel by officials appear as part of a broader civic agenda. No clear dates or locations are readable.
Firemen Injury Fatal At City Bridge Hospital Report
A fire department incident at a city bridge left a firefighter fatally injured and one other person injured. Authorities report emergency crews responded to the scene and transported victims to the hospital for treatment. Details on cause and exact time of the incident remain limited as investigators review the event.
Warrants and custody dispute over Briggs company assets
A court battle unfolds over Briggs company books and ledgers after a court-ordered seizure. Briggs claims unauthorized removal of items and altered records, with the firm seeking control of stored property and verification of recent activity at a Brigg location. The case centers on employee access, alleged misappropriation, and the protection of company assets Walter Briggs and associates are named in the filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvan
Vossie
Westington Peel
Bowes
Briggs
Oldvalol
Lea
Death of Sister Denise Donohoe at Georgetown Convent
Sister Denise Donohoe a popular Georgetown convent nun died Tuesday after goiter surgery. Born Mollie Donohoe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel T Donohoe of Capitol Hill, she was widely known in Washington before taking vows thirteen years ago. Funeral services were held at the convent yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donohoe
Georgetown Convent
Mary Denise Donohoe
Denise
Daniel T Donoho
Capitol Hill
Mollie Donohoe
Washington
George T Vaughan
Justice Wright Orders Mandamus Over Patent Agency
Justice Wright of the District Supreme Court ordered a writ of mandamus against the Commissioner of Patents to follow a New York State court order and the full faith and credit clause. The ruling questions practice before the patent office and impacts patent lawyers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wright
New York
Tustwe Wight
District Supreme Court
Nindamus
Con Uissiner
Patents
Court order to dictate letter triggers police action
The article recounts an attempted insistence on a president letter with a court order treated as a threat. A man named Wood is restrained after attempting to force a dictation and produce documents at the police station. He is examined, detained, and escorted to the hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolerne
Sim Alpert
Penns
Teetie
Pal Sarge
Whca
Pennsylvania
Nileelk
Wearen
Lee
Capt Williams
Lirst
Jed Tadel
Corcoral
Moutes Wood
Ure
Woman shoots at intruder in Rockville area home
Mrs Valeria Pisek Preston fired several shots from a revolver at a young black man who invaded her home near Wheaton Maryland. The suspect leaped from a second story window and fled pursued by neighbors firing two more shots. A posse traced him to Kensington and beyond toward Rockville before losing track as authorities joined the chase. The case prompted a statewide search and a reward offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Man
Washington Post
Valeria Pisek Preston
John W Preston
Washington
Wheaton
Wies
Old Payments Restored at Mints and Assay Offices
Secretary Cortelyon revokes May 28 instructions directing deposits of gold bullion after June 10 to be paid only in coin bars or by check via local treasuries. The change aims to reduce bullion backlogs but proved unsatisfactory and the old method is re established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortelyon
United States
Treasury
Missing Fort Myer sergeant Murray details
Sergeant Murray, a post commissary sergeant at Fort Myer Virginia, has been missing for ten days. Police found no trace. friends fear foul play. He is 43, light complexion, light brown hair, blue eyes, last seen in blue serge suit with white and black striped shirt, lavender tie, black shoes, and a white straw hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael & Murray
Fort Myer
Qeldier
Abolishes Special Division in Major Court Reorganization
Fragmented OCR text outlines a court reorganization moving to dissolve a special division. Mentions Leal Petradghr Tocch and Lira Tvis roles, with transfers and supervision changes across multiple offices and officials.
Fall from car injures woman crossing Washington street
A woman stepped from a car near Seventh and F streets in Washington when she was struck by another vehicle. She was knocked unconscious and taken to a hospital. witnesses and bystanders reported minor injuries and the incident prompted a brief traffic disruption near the scene.
Cocaine Sellers Held After Police Arrest
Edward Much, 28, of Champlain Avenue Northwest, and William Butler, 2, of Day Street Northwest, were arrested in Pension Office Park by Forteman Walsh of the Second precinct. They are charged with violating pharmacy laws. They claimed coercion and that they were not selling cocaine, awaiting a hearing in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Champlain Avenue
William Butler
Pension Office Park
Forteman Walsh
Dlo Secoid
Teen girl abducted near Rosmake Va rescued by father
In a violent incident near Rosmake Va a seventeen year old girl, Jamison, daughter of farmer John Jamison, was abducted from her home and found later in the woods by a pursuer. The Black suspect fled, the child was injured with head and face mutilations, and the community fears renewed threats of lynching as the suspect is sought.
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Rosmake Va
Will Forney
Hegra
Mondas
Vary Jamson
John Jamison
Fiinkim
Meath
Calla
Whj
Tomgit
Crank
Riky Mowat
Rand
Jamon
Finner
Stenine
Snidersville
Interstate Commerce Board Rules on Carrier Servants and Misrouting
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued several rulings on common carrier matters. It includes that a household servant traveling with a family member holding a pass is within the term family under the act, that carriers may provide eating houses for passengers and employees at points along routes with proper restrictions, and that such facilities must not serve the general public. It also holds that a belt-owned municipality route falls under the act, that misrouting shipments may entail refunds, and that carriers over three lines cannot impose a combined rate to force a shipment path not aligned with direct routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coumaeston
Parcels Post With France Relations Announced
The Post Office Department announces new parcel limits for Franco-American relations. Parcels must not weigh more than four pounds, and should not exceed 8 feet 6 inches in length plus width. Postage will be 12 cents per pound or fraction. Copies of customs declarations must accompany each parcel. No parcels may be registered. When arrangements are made the weight unit will rise to eleven points.
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Paresis
Weather Conditions and Forecast Across Regions
The Weather Bureau reports a widespread area of light rain and cooler to warmer temperatures across the eastern United States. Showers and improving conditions are expected for the central plains and upper Mississippi Valley, with fair and cooler weather in most western regions. Winds shift from southerly to southeasterly along the Atlantic coast, with light to variable winds elsewhere. Local data from Washington DC area shows temperatures around 67 to 81 degrees, with variable rainfall and cloudiness throughout the day.
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LS Dept of Agricuure Weather Bureau
Washington
Yomple
United States
Misisippi Valley
Lal
Plains
Wsippi Valley
Priday
Satrdey
Middle Atlantic
Kew
Secretary in charge of Building Assn Faces Equity Bill
Receiver William E Ambrose filed in district supreme court a bill in equity against deposed secretary treasurer J Barton Miller seeking an accounting and injunction to stop disposal of property. The suit claims Miller converted funds for years and holds fifteen lots bought with association money, plus other district properties, and asks for these to be declared property of the association and for records deeds and bonds to be turned over. Miller failed to appear on the initial rule, prompting court actions and a later counter order for examination, with Ambrose stating efforts to audit depositors’ books to reveal the true financial status amid ongoing depositors’ examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Barton Miller
First Cooperative Building Association
Willam E. Ambrose
District Supreme Court
Bill In Equity
Miller
Ambroag
Building Association
Wright
Ambrose
D K Shute
Millers Home
Miler
Tovil
John B Laskey
George B Wood
Dre Wood
Henry H Davis
Ambrass
Davis
Innaent
Revelver
Plans to Condemn Property for Ground Purchase
Treasury department sought a special commission to hear testimony on condemned property between Lourtesaih and Pinney Avenue in the city. Bids opened by the Treasury for the land were unsatisfactory and the process aims at requisition by condemnation. The aim is to obtain funds, possibly over 1,007 thousand dollars, with Congress asked to approve further appropriations.
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Thea.ch
Fis
Lourtesaih
Teenth
Pinney
Yania Avenue
Treasury Department
Weeterday
Triiteda
Altornes Las Shires
Yale
Congress
Treasury
Eckington Seeks New Waste Box Program for Streets
Eckington residents urged city commissioners to install waste paper boxes at street corners. Secretary Tingley notes lawns in the suburbs are littered with paper, and placing boxes would reduce the mess. Post Want Ads are free. use the classified columns to advertise.
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Eckington
Kington
Tingley
Post
Dead Horse Mystery Delays Official Wagon In Takoma Park
A missing horse report from Charles Simms on Piney Branch road spurs police search around Tikema area. The animal vanished after wagons traced it through the city, leaving only footprints and matted grass behind. Some residents liken it to Sleepy Hollow phantom lore while detectives stay baffled. A second item notes Pharmacy Board seeks room in the new Talmariet building for records and operations.
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Sorre
Charles Simms
Joranch
Netice
Tenti Prcomet Wil Sen
Alven
Tikema
Piney Branch
Takoma Park
Simms
Tai
Cuiere
Arizen
Ion
Pharmacy Board
Hilton
Board of Pharmacy
Talsiriet
Congress
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Teath Office
Muray
Wood
Motter
Sani Ue
Cundt J.cs Mont Pt
Sofert
Ani
Crusade
Fron River
Monetary Commission
Natragersert
Cuba
Minister de Quesada
Ivlard
Nhewaera
Warrant Tor Manager
T Briges
Joeph Berger
Ender
Wilia Hoober
Sabe
Lott Tsharee
Horner
Uae
al Veteunsfeld
Ielid
Tad
A. L. Wood
Roasefe
Spur Moore
Tool
Metulton Gopes
Tie Boy
Roa
Bose Roart
D Than Wien
J. W. Preston
Cosse Trails
Sergt
Murebay
Tocch
Sisig
Enlom
Lara
Molge Woods
Lars Athur
Dorca
Moist Tim Hays
Alexandria
Talen
Ales India
Dames Palmer
Steve
Dad
Adoa
Artiteo
Mionmiers
Terridle
Sears
West Feli
Trends
Pension Office
Virginia Woods
Castoria Fox
He Dedivus
Interstate Commerce Commission
France
Department
Washngton
Harpera Ferry
W Va
Atlantic
Bortin
Buffalo
Chicago
RY Cheyer
Des Mons
Gelveston
Anapolis
New Orleans
Omaha
Vicksbug Ming
Bulding Association
Coutt
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh St
C. Oo. D
Woodward
11Th St
Royal
Rudolf Rehage
Mattings
Ours
Peter Grogan
Samiars & Stayman Co
Harper
Otard Dupuy
Christian Xander
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St N.W
Washington Schools
Seminary of Our Lady
Immaculata
Sconsin Avenue
Strayer S
Business College
Berlitz School
St NW
Grand Rise
Virginia
Dical College de Cect
Suranty
Beg
Arrayhau
Christopher Youprites
M.D
Daza Richard Ya
Fauquier Institute For Young Ladies
Biluntad
Tegdon
Wassington
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