Protest Grows as 50,000 Unite for June 14 Washington Parade
A labor led protest plans a June 14 march on the Capitol to oppose war time prohibition. An estimated 260,000 union workers nationwide volunteer to attend with AFL President Samuel Gompers among the speakers. Delegations from Ohio Kentucky and Connecticut arrive as Senate subcommittee sets hearings to hear protests and push for repeal.
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American, Federation of Labor
Capitol
Central Labor Union
Musicians’ Hall
Washington
Henry Miller
Miller
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Ohio
Kentucky
Connecticut
Frank O Scollin
Danbury
Connect Federation of Labor
Peter Campk
Louisville
Hie
Adolph Kummer
Columbus
Ohio Federation
C H Wirmel
Central Labor Council
Cincinnati
Nelson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sterling
Tal Morris
Overman and Walsh
Montana
N A James
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Committee
B W Payne
Harrison
Sixth Precinct
Union Station
50 Year Custom Broken At National University Law School
Representative Fess of Ohio will speak at graduation exercises in Central High School auditorium tomorrow night. For the first time in 50 years women will be granted law degrees from National University Law School, with Justice Siddons presiding. Dean Charles F Carusi will confer degrees on 44 bachelor candidates and 22 master candidates.
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Fess
Ohio
National University Law School
Central High School
Justice Siddons
Charles F Carusi
Creditors sue cafe company for involuntary bankruptcy
Four creditors petition the equity court to place Cafe des Ambassadeurs known as Sovrani Cafe at 1416 H Street NW into involuntary bankruptcy over alleged $3,467.46 indebtedness. Claims: National Hotel Supply $1,374.68, J Simona & Co $783.20, Charles H Javins & Sons $729.60, C Engels & Sons $539.00. Hawken & Havell represent petitioners.
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Equity
Cafe Des Ambassadeurs
Delaware
H Street
Sovrani Cafe
National Hotel Supply Company
J Simona & Co
Charles H Javins & Sons
C Engel's Sons
Berkeley seamstress sues railway for damages in district court
Amasa Berkeley, a seamstress, sues the Washington and Old Dominion Railway Company in the District Supreme Court for 45,000 carnapes claiming injury when she was ejected from a seat last year. The case arose after an altercation with a conductor during the trip.
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Mies Amasa Berkeley
Washington and Old Dominion Railway Company
District Supreme Court
Yeaterday
Ashe Skye
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