Opposed to three man rule in Washington DC government
Florida Congressman Frank Clark criticizes the three member commission for DC governance. He argues the current system hides responsibility and keeps 300 000 to 400 000 residents from self-government, urging a ballot for DC residents and either a single commissioner or a representative to Congress. Virginia Rep James Hay agrees, preferring one head of district government with DC residents allowed to elect a delegate or representative. Additional notes mention a demand for a new fire truck facility, a charity outing for poor children, and various local ads.
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District of Columbia
Frank Clark
Florida
Democratic Congressional Committee
House
Mr. Clark
Congress
Congress of the
United States
Washington
Sénate
House Committee
Senate Committee
James Hay
Virginia
Columbia
Marine Barracks Concert Recital Echoes Grand Selections
At Marine Barracks a 5 o clock program features William H. Sanielmann performing March and notable overtures and arias. Selections include the Oregon march, Fulton overture, Bercruse Feneates Godard Fluegelbors solo, Gounod Serenade, Rigoletto romance, Fraumerei, Spring Song, A Hunting Scene, True to the Star Spangled Banner, and more in a varied program.
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Marine Barracks
William H. Sanielmann
Hattleship
Oregon
Godard Fluegelbors
Agreement Reached casito Handling Violations of Law
Officials met yesterday morning over a case against Frederick Wilson a motorman for the Capital Traction Company charged with speeding on Pennsylvania Avenue between Four and a Half Street and the Peace Monument. The charge cites 25 miles per hour. Proceedings shifted from the police court to the Interstate Commerce Commission after a conference among officials from the District railway commission the district attorney and assistants. The district attorney’s office agreed to prosecute under Interstate Commerce Commission jurisdiction.
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Frederiick Wilson
Capital Traction Company
Spee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Peace Monument
Congress
Yute
Sylvester
Stoners
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knapp
District Railway Commission
Baker
Given
District Attorney's Office
Interstate Commerce Summission
Photographer a bankrupt in filing papers
Wilbert Melville, a newspaper photographer, yesterday filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of 5208.50 and assets listed as wearing apparel and photographic supplies valued at 190 exempt. Unsecured creditors include Virginia B. Camp with 1700 in notes Areta V. Hayes and the Automobile Company of America.
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Wilbert Melville
Virginia B. Camp
Areta V. Hayes
Automobile Company of America
Four Hours' Sail to Chesapeake Bay Highlighted Fare Sheet
The notice promotes a brief sailing period to Chesapeake Bay aboard The Electric Line with a four day window and a $1.00 round trip fare. Tickets are advertised for a trip lasting four hours and depart from AvaNNE with a stated 14th as the reference date.
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Baltimore
Vor
Chesapeake Bay
Air Avanne
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