KIMBALL NOT RETIRING. POLICE JUDGE SEEKS CONTINUATION
Police Court Judge Harry Up Kimball denies retirement rumors and confirms he intends to seek reelection. He states his father, Isory Kimball, was a candidate for reappointment and has not withdrawn. The judge emphasizes his continued health and devotion to the bench after nineteen years, noting uncertainty about appointment timing and other candidates already declaring themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Up
Kimball
Isory
Kimball Sever
Ketwiin
Thve Mont
Tudge Kimball
Justice Wright Enjoys Island Home on Blacki Stone Taland
Justice Wright visits his pretty home on Blacki stone Taland with weekly trips while presiding on the Supreme Court vend. He is devoted to boating and fishing and owns a fast river sloop. Yesterday he left the city with his daughter Claire, brother W oS Wright of Newark Ohio, and Harry A Kuebe for the malmland opposite the island and will return to preside at the courthouse tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wright
Blackistone Taland
Supreme Court
Claire
W Os Wright
Newark
Ohio
Harry A Kuebe
Malmland
Thite Island
Wil
Collier Applies for Bail in Police Captain Murder Case
John W Collier, charged with the murder of Police Captain Mathews on March 4, has filed a bail application through attorneys CW Fowler and Birney & Wandard. He seeks release to fund his defense, with Justice Wright in the Supreme Court to hear arguments Wednesday. District Attorney Baker is expected to oppose bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Collier
Mathews
CW Fowler
Birney & Wandard
Collier
Wright Ltting
Supreme Court
Baker
City Bulletins Advertising Various Goods and Services
A jumble of local ads touts a palm garden and electric fountain at Campbell Buffet 416 13th, assorted foods including Continental Brand sardines, Purity Maker ice cream, surgical instruments from Leng & Lowsin, and home goods from Whitky and Alimmont. Also promotes Arlington Bottling Co and offers free Want Ads in The Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Buffet
13Th At
Rosenfeld
Hope
Rueber Goods
Elhalto
Leng & Lowsin
7Th St Nw
Parade Adds Prizes for Autos and Special Classes
The Chamber of Commerce announces 89 auto parade classes, special divisions for doctors and real estate men, and an executive committee named to organize the event. Invitations were sent by chairman T R Spence to medical and real estate leaders in Washington. Commissioner Macfarland endorsed the project and pledged cooperation as the six divisions and judging plans take shape. The Automobile Club of Washington also offered support, with the next committee meeting set in Chamber rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commert
Committee On Advertising
Washington
Ain
T RR Spence
Éntr Mmitee
Jn Leter Hageen
Macfarland
Walter
Alten
Joseph Strasburger
James
Rudulph
Bof
Saul J
Wall Herron
W Meeks
Thoms
Grant Joseph Sarisburger
ES Marlow
Walter C Allen
Automoline Club of
Uni
Classified hotel listings and notices across major cities
The Post classified pages compile hotel names and locations from Boston to Philadelphia and beyond. Mentions include Willard Washington Hilton New York Mackin, Pendleton, Ebbitt House, and various regional lodgings. The section invites readers to place ads with no charge and to secure lodging-related results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorton
Filer Raleigh
Rodman
Willard WC
Brandest Tames
Chicago
Bevy Rateigh
Willars
Howntan Ebbitt House
Pendleton
Schuster
James New York
E Wood
MacLean Teagh
CT “Havel
Edward
Cucher
Kellys
Soba Gems
Philadelphia
Fiocy
Natelgh
Waals
TY Puttsburg
J Frenk
Tiley
New Willard Gegroia
Thomson
Atlanta Tiggs House
Tulinos
Pacusm
Calm Rigas
Torep Mecher
Quitey” Blames
Hew
India Astle
Macy Wright
Greenbarry
Ebr de
Sbi
Brookim
Samme South Carolina
Fartey Salisbury Nglatelch
Shelby
Cineia
Bebetmoer
Oteda
Orbamoma
Gerry
Tunda
Amia
Robin Howe
Seehave
Carolina
D_ Matthew
Charleston
Sancher
Curriexton
St Dunes
Ternerse Degruibers
Betag
Memphis
Wika
Rosie Se Dames
Clement
Houston
Raleigh
Rapier
Antoola
Lvindtitea
Rg Howe
Commissioners seek land value data for school sites
Commissioners urged the Board of Education to supply detailed site and building cost estimates for 1911, including site boundaries and ground additions, to better inform Congress on land value and building costs. The goal is to speed construction by clarifying funding needs and avoid inadequate site funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Congress
Congresa
Dog Owning Parson Fined in Police Court
In Wellington a Baptist pastor faced a police court for a dangerous dog incident. Witnesses testified the dog attacked neighbors three times. the judge noted the pastor's lax control but fined him 300 for the offense and released the dog owner with leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Patter
Nreaoki
Iich
Kimball Hnd
Frank L
Fitzgerald
Bradley
Humphrey Charges Nash in Short Weights Case at Police Court
Humphrey accuses ice man representative and Assistant Dealer of Weights and Measures George A Howe of involvement in a police court case against Thomas J Nash Jr. Four charges of short weights from 12 to 12 pounds, 9 pound orders, and 10 pounds in 50 pound orders were filed. Nash pleaded not fully and asked for a jury trial. $100 collateral was deposited with the court clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wor Rumphrey
Washington
George A Howe
Thomas J Nash Jr
Objections filed to damages award for Rex estate on Mass Ave
Attorney A Sectwien Sinclair for the District filed in the Supreme Court objections and exceptions to the appraisal of damages in favor of Rex estate owners on the south side of Massachusetts avenue between First and Second Streets in square 723. The Union Station Grade Damage Commission made the award July 2. The objection argues the awards are excessive and unreasonable and asks the court to set them aside.
Sunderland 18 Accused In Government Hospital Electric Case
Sunderland architect and the Tarrol Electric Company of Waelangton face charges linked to alleged unfair practices and mismanagement in electrical work at the Government Hospital for the Insane. Ballinger set to return to the area as charges threaten clarges against the government, with the firm pressed to answer immediately or risk further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyskine
Sunderland
Government Hospital For the
Tarrol Electric Company
Waelangton
Ballinger
Electe
Thesembly
Nompetenes
Ramanlz
Five Charges of Cruelty Against Manager in Police Court
Police court heard five counts of cruelty linked to alleged mistreatment of horses and mules by Aledagaust Lumar, manager of the Pulluci Storage Zu Dratage Company. The informant said animals suffered gravely from long working hours and sores on withers and holders. Several cases are expected to be filed next week as investigators pursue additional details from Wesers Cole and Haines and local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aled Agaust Lumar
Pulluci Storage Zu Dratage
Informa
Wesers Cole and
Haines
Himare
Wood
URGES WAR ON MOTHS IN NEW ENGLAND FORESTS
The article reports on national efforts to curb moths harming woollands and forests. Howard, a science official, is mentioned as advocating measures and a plan to send samples to a quarantine laboratory in Massachusetts. He notes many nurseries have exported pests prompting action across Highlands and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LO Howard
Outa
We Qarasite Laboratory
Wet Row Highlands
Two Men Accused in Horse Stealing Ring
Harr Peowr and John Carter have been arrested as suspects in a horse theft ring that targeted several horses from Washingtonian. Police report recent disappearances within the past month and ongoing investigations by local authorities. The prisoners deny the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harr
John Carter
Washingtonian
Brown
Carter
Garfield Citizens Association Chartered for Community Welfare
The Garfield Citizens Association was incorporated to promote civic welfare and support religious advancement. Incorporators include David H Barnes Sambuch J Arthur Henson Faward Young Richard Davis James H Young George W Pinkney Edna W HI Forrest and Joseph Bowser. Flowers at Noderate Cost Gude offers designs for ornaments and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Citizens Assecuilion
David H Barnes & Sambuch
Arthur Henson
J Faward Young
Richard Davis
James H Young
George W Pinkney
HI Forrest
Joseph Bowser
Chant and Hymn Fragments From March Chaplain Address
Fragmentary notices list various hymns prayers and meditations attributed to Brethren and chaplains in a March service. Items include Watchman prayer transcription Creed and prayers Weave my God to Thee and Hasten the Time Appointed with brief chaplaincy address and meditation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yunic
Brander
Mase
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Panama
Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Pittsburg
A. Eberly
Han Fay
Don Weiter
Ninth Street
Bet
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Marin
Neve Barber & Ross
Lee Rew
Aye Dale
Vermont
Lewis
USA
Cazane
Rip Liuson
Jay
Hoge
Roy CM
Isac Raltuare
Uiten
Ballantina
Justice Wight
Milburk, Heister
Washington, D
Somlimet K Wat AG
Noarter
Git Boveri
Ana A Wolf & Cohen
Bu Ave
St. James
Kuppenbeimer Clothes Ae
Rosaer UL
Capt Mathews
AE Andrews
R. P. Andrews Paper
Ava
N. W
E. Arthur Budd
Westory
City Bulletins
AL Muddiman & Co
Mortterson
Whitky
Joba T Crowley
Purermik
Fairfax Detry
WB. Ponte
Suave Chamise
Phong
Arlington Bottling Co
Post
Chamber of Commerce
Xpl
William Kells
Dis Fuchs
Nimsgionel
James F Oyster
Kelly Yesterdas
Termpransion
Kells
Criticem
Then Action
Humphrey
Iceman
Weil
Jackson Bros
Punapevrea
Howard
Nabon
Garfield Association
Fort Myer
Tore Ree
Burch
W. H. Burch Dry Goods
H Street
N. E
Emerson Institute
Aed
C & Ing
Winslow
Berlitz School OF Languages
Firat
Jen Leeson
Solat
Dayan Feuse Bet Sal
Mont North Carolina
Fassifern
Lincolnton
Pieddont
Cambridge
England
Virginia
woMr
Herring Frederick Hall
Parties &C. Motor Car Livery CO
Cochran Hoielith and
K Sts
Aya
Joe Neghye
Friedlander Bros
Sou
Randle Highlands
White House
Capitol
Dupont Olreie
US Realty
Keeley Institute
North Capitol
Washington D
District of Colom
Maryland
Home Ice Cream Co
12Th Su
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