District Child Labor Law Saves District From Blacklist
Commissioner Macfarland states district gains by not treating district appropriations as separate from general funds. He notes child labor law passage as a victory, despite widespread cuts to estimates, and hopes for more progress at the next Congress session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Macfarland
Mafarleai
Union Station
Tinen
Atlires
Milo
Wollet
Bern
Ue Dhulityn
OBJECTS TO PARK PROJECT AND NARROW VOTE
A fragmented report on a bill related to a park project faces opposition from local officials and residents. The debate centers on funding, environmental impact, and the commissioner's stance, with recall of a key vote and implied legislative hurdles.
Changes in Police Force Announced and Appointments Made
The city outlines a reshuffle of the police force with two promotions at the top and new appointments effective in October. James Cress named Clerk. James Gross arranged to handle resources and report on repairs. Appointments made on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Ensuring.
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James Cress
Tames Gross
Rome
Alareeo Sold For 86000 In Northwest District
Warren Cheate sold the Alamo apartment house on Twelfth street between M and N streets NW for 80000. The four story, 60 by 100 foot building has twenty four apartments and was completed by Fairry Wardman. The sale was arranged by J J Lamptor Company with Simpson Sullivan real estate.
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Warren Cheate
Alamo
Twelfth Street
N Streets
Fiarry Wardman
J J Lamptor
Simpson-Sullivan
Illiot Coves
N Street
Murray A Cobb
H Morgan Hill
James Morrison
Thomas J Clunie
ER Walker
Seventh
Q Streets
Extradition Fight Draws ADAs To New York For Prine Case
Assistant District Attorney Jesse Adkins travels to New York to pursue extradition of Theodore H Prine Frederik A Peckham Moses Haas and Edwin Holmes amid a grand jury indictment alleging conspiracy in the cotton leak scandal tied to the Department of Agriculture The defendants face bench warrants issued by Justice Stifford and bond amounts cited for Peckham and Prine with Haas and Holmes also in custody or under bond pending removal arguments.
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Justice Stifford
Criminal Court
Theodore H Prine
New York
Frederik A Peckham
Moses Haas
Edwin Holmes
Assoiate Staistician
Bureau of Statistics
Grand Jury
Department of Agriculture
Baker
Holmes
Tiaas
Jesse Adkins
Procians
Peckham
Nuw
W C T U Convenes In City
The District or Columba Women Christian Temperance Union plans a convention at the Temple Hap ter Church north Rest tomorrow. Morning session opens at daylight with President Mrs Lauren Smith in charge. Dr J F Murpiste delivers welcome at Semple Baptist. Mes Reihe H Bradley reports on the prohibition work. Afternoon features reports from the board and the gold medal contest among Mothers Purity societies and related committees. The event closes with the medal contest on January 13.
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Columba
Christian Temerance Union
Teanpie Hapter
Penth
Strets North
Flaolock
Lauren Smith
Vie Seertary
Heart
J F Murpiste
Semple
Rurch
H Bradley
GOOD TEMPLARS MEET FOR INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
International executive committee of the tecod Tempiars holds a meeting today at Liaionim Hotel preparing for the world convention opening in the city. Telosites from across the globe attend as officials and delegates gather to view the event and coordinate entertainment and security.
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Liaionim
Erde
del Gates
BEATRICE FIELD Reported Missing After April 18 Disappearance
Beatrice Field is reported missing after her husband Pete Pied learned she left their home April 18 from Columbia Hospital. The search continues as authorities hold funeral services for Rev Joseph Sudsburger and note community attendance.
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Cumbia Hospital
Fieki
arAtus
President Receives Bronze of Fleet at Hampton Roads
Ambassador Taron Maver dis Plarenes presented the President Roosevelt with a bronze piece and a depiction of the Atlantic fleet departure from Hampton Roads as part of a world cruise. Commissioners approve the appointment of Mrs Rueila C Roots as industries teacher at Reform School for Girls.
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Taron Maver
Talon i
Roosevelt
Francisco Vilted
Hampton Roads
Rueila C Roots
Reform School For Girls
George 3 WA Son Osteretry
Toad of Charities
Wallkam A Wright
Reform School
Charitable Bequests in Testaments of Local Died May Figures
Probate filings reveal Caroline Malter and Caroline Miller wills with multiple charitable legacies. Bequests include $3000 to Sarah Bates of New York, church and home gifts, and farm bequests to relatives. Executors include National Savings and Trust Company and Dr B G Prol with residuary distributions to local institutions and family.
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Imes H McGill
Third Street
Jane J. McCall
Sarah D Bates
New York
Hse
McGill
Balthmore
Oia
George County
National Savings and Trust, Company
Washington City
B G Prol
Charles H Horton
Adena L . Thomas
Massachusetts Avenue
Testatrix
St .Thomas Episcopal Chaprch
Fourth Street
Belle Flailer
Los Angeles
Cal Mary Ellinton
Fourth Street Northwest
George
William
Sebastian Charles Ninton
James B Mehkengie
Catherine McKenzie
Benson Business Details At Center Of Fraud Case
James Folaverson testified for the defense in the Benson and Hyde fraud conspiracy case. He described Benson’s business conduct and said substantial work flowed through Benson as Sacramento land office attorney. Folaverson recounted interviewing applicants for s ergeant lands in Oregon and reviewing notaries who signed blank applications. He claimed Benson authorized travel for Eldes Interest but rain hindered trips. relations with Hyde were strained and private lines cut.
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James Folaverson
Simon Setceler
Justie Stafford Te
Benson
Henson
Sacramento
Laverson
Qreguu
Belf
Tistle
Governmenta
Hyde
Don Alexander
Oregon
Eldes
Hide
Reinstatement Plea Before Interior Department Attorneys
Friward W Spaulding Warvey Spaulding and colleagues filed a petition in the district Supreme Court seeking reinstatement to practice before the Interior Department. Secretary Garfield had recently disbarred them from appearances. The court was urged to require the Secretary to show cause why the order should not be rescinded.
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Friward W
Spaulding
Warvey
Dames HO
Spanking Folgie
Caldis
Lugenet
Stevens
Garfield
District Supreme Court
Department of the Interior
Garfick
Department
Bach
Saloonkeeper Forfeits Bail After Assault Charge
City bulletin reports Saloonkeeper Michael Linch forfeiting bail after he faced a charge of assaulting Silas Dempsey a farmer near Place George County W Saturday night. The item follows a mix of local ads and notices including appointments and consumer notices.
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Silas Dempsey
Ceorge County
Michael Linch
Aaloon Am
Ansylvania
Avatar
Perth West
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