Chamber Members to Discuss Zoning
Washington Chamber of Commerce building industries committee plans to discuss zoning regulations and proposed industrial and commercial zones. Members include Carroll, Copeland, Davis, Daving, Evans, Harper, Jones, Kahn, Kaufman, Landon, Mathews, Murray, Reilly, Walker, and others as they review draft provisions and seek practical site allocations.
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Building Industries
Washirston
Commeres
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P Clare Jr
Citzens
Warry Carrolll
aArthur Mo Copeland
Edwin W Davis
Henry B Daving R
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FS Matthews
J May
Yaward
Bank FO
Murray George Wo
Eavess
Hugh Reilly
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Tacaer Gerae
Fo Walke
John
Walker Harry Moardman
Jospal
Kutz to Explain Zoning at Board of Trade Meeting
Engineer Commissioner Kutz will detail the zoning regulation drawn by the vonng commission at a Washington Board of Trade subcommittee meeting this afternoon at 4. The industrial interests committee has proposed several recommendations opposing parts of the rules. Graham chairs the committee with members Appleton Clack, Saul, Blake, Ross, Andrews, Kaufman, and Wagner.
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Kutz
Washington Board of Trade
Industrial Interests Committee
Bard
Fo Graham
Appleton P Clack
Ir & TD
Saul Harry Blake Ross P Andrews ID
J Kaufman
T Wagner
Sun and tide table and weather forecast daily update
The page provides a sun and tide table with am pm times and low and high tides, followed by a weather forecast for the District of Columbia Maryland and surrounding states. It notes showers in various regions, temperature changes, and wind directions. Local temperatures show a mid 70s and 60s range with a maximum near 78 and minimum around 47 to 70.
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Tenants Lose Rent Case Increases Set By District Panel
Two determinations by the District rent commission upheld rent rises for two properties. Plaintiffs P Tn Tagtsee T Sutton and Frank Walden faced defendants Charles Wallener and Raymond Hiser. In the first case the rent for a horse stable was raised from 10 to 12 90 per month. the second case saw a rise from 24 to 2 32.
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Frank Walden
Charles Wallener
Raymond Hiser
White Cross Free Labor Bureau grants half holiday
Board of directors of the White Cross Free Labor Bureau Cosmopolitan Baptist Church issued an executive order granting a half holiday to government employees so they could attend a bureau session on July 22. President Wilson was thanked in the announcement.
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Te White Cross Free Labor
Bueau Cosmopolitan
Baptist Church
Wilson
Erie
Man Leaves 720 On Drugstore Showcase In Northwest
Jesse Leary of 1827 Twelfth Street Northwest yesterday enlisted police aid to recover 720 dollars he thoughtlessly left on a drugstore showcase at Twelfth and U Streets Northwest. The incident occurred Saturday about 4 PM.
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Twelfth Street
Twelfth and
U Streets
Unions Plan Drive For Closed Shop in District
The Central Labor Union will launch a campaign to establish a closed shop with a kickoff at its weekly meeting Monday night. The effort is backed by the Women’s Trades Union League which will handle the white list of favorable employers and the distribution of materials. An unfair list already exists for unsatisfactory employers and more names may be added after today’s developments as questionnaires will be sent to local employers on collective bargaining attitudes.
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Frank J Coleman
Central Labor Union
Womans Trades Union League
Births Reported With Multiple Newborns Named
Willwin and Dorothy and Murphy announce the birth of a girl Willi Jo and a boy Lavenik Derbao. Toomett 1 and Resse Fo Beall report a boy Lorian and Warn Cameron announce a girl William T and Margaret Pierstein give a girl Fred GQ and Marguerie M Lelland a girl Denis Hound Fama Dorgan a girl Jacob and Dora Sandler a boy Harcy and Lucy Rue a boy Pad Ro and Ethel Boeseb gik Franting Tory Taylor a girl Benjamin and Estelle Gear a boy Frederick Ro and Faith Means a girl Benjamin and Alex Jackson a boy.
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Deaths Reported From City Hospitals
A list of deaths with ages and addresses including Whillipa Wattles 35 at Emergency Hospital and Charles Tarding 43 at Washington Asylum Hospital along with Josepbine Vo Davis 7, Sarah Prender 67, Jo Mahlon Curran 45, Tee A Shumaker 5 months, Virginia Fleming 27 at Georgetown University Hospital, Thomas Jackson 2, Jonas Brown 1, Lewis Phillips 5, Mary Jackson 40, Mildred Fletcher 7 months, and other entries with street details in the city.
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Charles Tarding
Washington
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Sarah K Prender
Jo Mahlon Curran
Grant
Tmmi Miler
Tee A Shumaker
Virginia Fleming
Georgetown University
Thomas Jackson
Jonas Brown
Lewis Phillips
Mary Jackson
Mildred Fletcher
Naval Reserve Drills Begin Tonight in DC Armory
More than 100 District of Columbia naval reservists attend the first practical drill of the District naval reserve force at the old city naval militia armory on Four and a Half and Water streets southwest. Under Commander Clement, reorganization started last Monday, with drills three evenings weekly and plans to train 2300 enrolled officers and enlisted men.
Feared Booze Explosion After Bottle Sold As Whisky
Policewomen Kamrass and Kelly of the woman’s bureau report that after arresting a man named Georgeoxcolored for selling a bottle described as whisky, a chemical analysis found 8 to 9 percent alcohol. The chemist advised not to warm the bottle unless an explosion was desired.
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Kelly
Woman's Bureau
Georgeoxcolored
Tennesseans to Vote by Mail in Primary and Local Races
At a society meeting it was stated that Tennessee voters will cast ballots by mail in large numbers for the governor and congressmen in the primary and for county officers. Voters should obtain ballots from their county election board chairman before July 26.
Woman Drinks Poison But Survives At Crash Ward
Mrs K sve Buttire aged 19 of 606 Twelfth Street Northeast swallowed a solution of carberic acid. Police reported she was taken to Casualty Hospital after first aid. Doctors said her condition was not serious.
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Twelfth Street
Casualty Hospital
Washington Times Aims For Leadership In Community
From its early seed the Washington Times has grown into a community staple. It notes leadership as its goal and claims strong value and loyalty, with home delivery priced at 60 cents per month and thriftier options saving 38 cents monthly.
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