New Jersey Coast Resorts Versus Pennsylvania Rail Line Appeal
The piece extols New Jersey coastal resorts from Cape May to Atlantic City as superior to the seacoast of New Jersey and highlights rail service by Pennsylvania Railroad. It praises ocean edges, driving roads, villas, and a range of entertainments with Cape May Wildwood Ocean City and Atlantic City listed as premier destinations. It invites readers to vacation along the coast and to inquire through FXM Newbold in Washington and ticket agents for train rates.
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Coal Low
Asbury Park
Spring Lake
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Atlantic City
FXM
Newbold P
15Th
G Streets
Washington
Letter Carrier Held In Two-Cent Stamp Embezzlement Case
Cited as a United States postal case, defendant believed to have removed a mailed letter containing marked stamps. Witness Frank Barclay testified that stamps bore ink dots seen only under magnification. Reed implicated by letters to New York. another carrier John King to face preliminary hearing. Bond set at 1000. hearings before Commissioner Assen Taylor.
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Mousy
Frask HW Radi
Porter Street
Ietter
Iung
United States Chaaitesioner Assen
Taylor
Grand Jury
Post Office
Frank Barclay
Charlotte Rangely
Fifth Street
Reeds
Cartier
Reodaul
Harclay
Reney
Reed
Tce
New York
HG Kimball
Taylor John King
Taylor King
Playground chiefs urge social glue through festival display
Henry 8 Curtin, DC delegate to the Playground Association of America, reports to Division Commissioners on Chicago meeting. Emphasis on social moral value of play and need for competent supervision. Highlighted a vast play festival with games for all ages, including long ball contests by several teams and a closing rok games and dances from a dozen countries.
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Henry
Curtin
Washington
District of Columbia
Plas ‘Ground Association of America
Chicago
Hla
America
Pharmacy Board Organized in Last Congress Session
The report says the board was organized March 8 with officers Frank Henry president Lewis Jenner treasurer and E L Hilton secretary. April exams saw seven applicants, three certified. fifteen applied for poisons permits. Also notes questions used at the April exam. District denied sidewalk cleaning requests on Sixteenth Seventeenth and T streets. streets are busy with travel and few buildings. 25 men questioned in a case of attempted larceny involving a Parker and a Rosalynia connection. suspect Lee captured by police and detective Kafora.
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Thesuaunie
Nava
Sret
Board of Pharmacy
Congress
Frank Henry
Lewis Jenner
EL Hilton
Anacnnda Citixeng Association
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Harrison Street
Minnsota Avenue
T Street
Seventeenth Street
Minnesota Avenue
Citizens ’Association
Vermillion
Politemann Owen
Lee
George A Parker
Rosalynia
Parker
Polceman
Kafora
Ball Player’s Move Resulted in Compound Nose Fracture
Richard Chamberlain a 30 year old player was struck by a batted ball yesterday at the Olympia grounds near Thirty fourth Street NW and Winconsin Avenue. He sustained a compound fracture of the nose and was taken to Georgetown University Hospital.
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Richard Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Isl
Thirty Fourth Street
Olympia Grounds
Winconsia Avenue
Thirty Fifth Street
Georgetown University
City Bulletins From An Uneven Page of Local Notices
City notices report on ice cream and cakes for sale, bids approved for painting school buildings, local officials naming contractors, probate filings, and a bottled goods firm claiming two decades of activity. The scattered items mention Lincoln 1008, Ambush, Charles J Kifer, Garnet schools, Kodak Films, Elk City, and a few personal legal notes.
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Buda
Yarlows
Brinkley Tower
Lovejoy
J Haven
Wichsloon
Charles J Kifer
Garnet
Kodak Films
Ninth Street
Elk Cieb Straight
Vooay
Grade damages confirmed by district supreme court
Justice Anderson signed a decree confirming the compromise of three suits by property owners against the District over grade changes near Union Station. Awards total 317. So far listed: Mrs. Vary A Foley 4 F Street NW 317, Mrs. Martin Canby 13 P Street NW 818.25, Mrs. Margaret Wrae 20 F Street NW 51. The Union Station commissions previously faced an appeal by the District Commissioners over Parker Street and Second Street NE damages. Special Counsel A Lastwind Sinclair for the District confirmed the appraisals of the grade damage commission.
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Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Esterday
Union Station
Mra
Vary A Foley
F Street
Miartin Canby
P Street
Margaret Wrae
Parker Street
Second Street
Anderson
Lastwind Sinclair
Judge De Lacy Lenient With Probation For Juvenile Looters
Eight colored boys under fourteen in Georgetown were arraigned in Juvenile Court before Judge De Lacy. They admitted forming a club called the Hopkins Club and admitted to entering stores and damaging property. Police arrested them near JB Dea’s store on M street. Judge De Lacy placed them on two years probation after they promised to restitution for losses.
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Georgetown
de Lacy
Hopkin Chub
JB Dea
M Street
Davis Burke Linscomb
Floy
Caldera
Dyer
Charles G Heath
John W Robinson
Edward T Simpson
Will Not Punish Wife Over Unlicensed Liquor Sale
Judge Rieti ruled that a wife selling liquor without a license on premises where her husband is present could not be punished alone. The Mary Ceph joint with Moses was charged with conducting an unlicensed bar and the court ordered discharge and release for her. the husband faces separate consequences. Police often arrest both spouses in raids, but future actions may hold the husband solely accountable.
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Rieti
Ana
Mary Ceph
Moses
Wolles
Anil
Juicy Pie Incident Ends With Fine and Wrath
At Twelfth and D streets NW a man named De Neill received a pie hurled at him by a passerby. He swallowed part of the pie but most splattered his face, provoking wrath and sharp remarks. Policeman Wheelock escorted him to the station, Judge Aimbill fined him and ordered imprisonment or a fine, and De Neill paid the fine but remained unsettled.
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Walbam de Neill
Yester
Morang
de Neill
Wheelock
Aimbill
Nell
Jury Trial for Hotel Man Charged With Sunday Liquor Selling
Thyson House proprietor at Seventh and P streets Northwest faced a Police Court jury trial for allegedly operating a barroom on Sunday. He pleaded not guilty, posted 200 collateral, and requested a jury. Investigators said whisky and beer were obtained by visitors. Also noted is Guy Berkley, previously acquitted of housebreaking and larceny due to insanity, discharged from the Government Hospital. James M McClanahan, a former milk wagon employee from Lewinsville, Va, is jailed on embezzlement charges after misappropriating funds while driving for Henry Trundic.
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Thyson House
jThomax Gannon
Dudge Kimbvali
Sunda
Sergi Pisther
Mc Quada
Jearning
Sun
Guy Berkley
Crimins
District Suprem Court
Government Hospital For
Anderton
District Supreme Court
Berkle
William A
James M McClanahan
Lewinaville
Henry 4 Trundic
Washington
Wasren
Mrrundic
Delayed Trial For Hyde Benson Dimond Scheider In Fraud Case
The Hyde Benson Dimond Schneider fraud conspiracy case is postponed to the spring term of the Utah District Supreme Court. District Attorney Baker Tomora arranged the postponement, citing court congestion and an insufficient witness fund of 819000 remaining to pay over 40 witnesses. If the emergency appropriation is approved, the trial may begin in spring, clearing the way for Annie Worley murder trial and related cases including Bradley, Philip, and Holmes retrials and various trust and manufacturer indictments.
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Hyde Benson Dimond Schneidar
Owe
Baker Tormora
Osha
Act
Father
Amunz
Huatness
Congrem i
Inna Tradt
Mea
Annie Woradley
Arthur Brown
Utah
Bradley
Collewe Saston P Philip
Frana Macahoy
Edwin Holmes
Sericultural
Ee Trust
Lee Company
Miss May Xiser Recalls Second Death Threat
In a week long harassment, Miss May Xiser reports being threatened with death at the Montrose Hotel by a Filipino assailant who produced a revolver. Early yesterday a separate auto incident from the St Tous Hotel sparked a deadly explosion as a speeding machine overturned near Speedway Street, causing extensive damage and a fire before firefighters could extinguish the blaze.
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May Xiser
Montrose
Gisuo Filipino
St Tous
Speedway
Surgeon’s horse injures woman near Montrose Motel
Frightened police surgeon Alfred Richards's horse knocked down Mrs. WF Brown at Twelfth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. She suffered a deep gash above the right eye and multiple bruises, was taken to Emergency Hospital, then home. Marine Band concert scheduled at the Marine Barracks at 3 pm with a varied program.
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Alfred Richards
WF Brown
Montrose Motel
Fourteenth and Hatreds Northwest
Twelfth Street
2Nd Pannsylvania Avenue
Brown
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bulletin
Seacoast
New Jersey
Long Branch
Tlantic City
All
G Street
Jagan Mettings Arier
Amd
House & Herrmann
Wale
Goodyear
Kuppenheimer
Rssaer
Mayer & Co
7Th St. H.W
Frank B. Reed
Health Department
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Conn
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Curbs Tella Commissioners of Chicago Playgrounds Convention
Pharmacy Board
Amissonets
City Bulletins
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Lincoln
Pyles
Ara M Daniels
Jane
Emma
Dan
Cook
Mundiown
Goveit Inks
Houriet’s
Heer
Bénate Trewery
Kimball
Hyde
Benso
Dimond
Schneider
Mrs Bradley
Gaston P Philip
Holmes
Miss May Kaiser
Marine Band
Marine Barracks
Shambern
Wales
Hussar
Santelmean
Castelberg’s
Jewelers
Penna. Ave
Cnah
Gredie Pettit
Vegstadie
Warner
Welch Telly Ali Akod
Warners
Do la
Wernere Sula Cure Company
Bachelet
Inca
Heurich’s
Naerzen
Senate
Heurich Brewing Co
Sts. N. W
Potomac Electric Power
4Th Street N
Randle Revere Imus Piece
Selo
Allance Requel
Dupont Circle
Eesity
Parmana Sender
Property Realty Company
Tih St
le AV
D. of C. Real Estate
Thos J. Fisher & Co., Inc
F St. N. W
JA. Eberly
7Th
St. N.W
the “Man's Stores
Ahurca
P. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
N. W
Washington Post Building
Mass
Ave
Munyon
Beston
Mioore Trans
Gagnccott
Newport
Teaga
Meemaey Az Peones
Tormer
PTM
Baltimore
Minuymta Avenue
Randle Highlands
Baylog
W Lee White
Bia Wanhington Lawn and Trust
Nang Mais
Keeley Gure
Wesanner
Solaried
Amrthiog Ak
Interart
Oldeestabltehes
API
Allcw i & Igo Ettee Tulaing
Potomac
Atlantic
Gesaad Tose
Teachara
Om Riance
Eleit Citizens’ Loan & Trust CO
Commercial Bank
Annan
SALE
Cravenette
Onitaren
Suis Coats
seJiten Cragh
Victor E. Adler
Diothing House
Tth
Mave Ave
Nipwera Preseive
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