Board of Education Ends Fiscal Year Amid Reappointments Doubts
The Franklin School building hosts the last regular board meeting before July 1 as Larner likely seeks another term, Rhodes pursues reappointment amid opposition, and Marshall’s fate faces factional tension linked to city’s colored community. Miss Nalle’s case remains closed per Supreme Court precedent. New teacher appointments, resignations, and transfers are listed for multiple DC schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Larner
Rhodes
Marshall
Miss Nalle
Board of Education
Franklin Schoolu
John B. Larner
Susie Root Rhotes
Charles H. Maretiall
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Mem. Rhodes
Giles Scott Rafter
District Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Larner
Mr. Blair
Henry P. Blair
Mary
Nelle
Washington Schools
United States Supreme Court
Mise Nalle
Committee On
Thurston
M. B. Richards
Hayes School
M. M. King
Corcoran School
Sara Pierce
Park View Portable
A. V. Butler
Montgomery School
Florence Goldsaworthy
Wheatley
Dorothy Nevins
Banning
Mise N. E Jackson
Montgomery
W. B. Bye
Bumner
Mitchell Bolden
Waatern
H. B. Kennedy
M. E. Craig
Petworth
F. B. Ball
Wilson School
Mint Agnes Harrington
Corcoran
E. L. Crump
Benning School
Thomas Cobb
Western High School
Franklin School
Louis, Tollivar
Phillips School
Licensed to Marry En masse in a string of vows
A long list of marriage intentions appears with numerous ministers named alongside pairs of fiances from various towns and states. Many entries include ages and locations such as Port, Va.. Madison, Va.. Norfolk, Va.. New York, N. Y.. Baltimore, Md. The notices reflect a compilation of forthcoming weddings officiated by clergy from multiple parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Pee
W. Alexander
Pot Satie
Brankin
Gerald "Fae H. Baden
Mabeth Hf. Barbour
Thomas EB. McGuigan
Thomas Earl Cox
Margeret Preston
C. E. Roach
James K. Morton
Lola Johnston
J. Harvey Doohem
Harry Millott
Sophia Drokar
Grace Pelcher
New York
N. T
G. F. Dudley
Asher Salomon
Portsmouth
Ray Chelea
Rorfolk
Adler Shefferman
Ge W. Booth
Ann I. W. Mattock
Baltimore
the Bay
Davia
Alte Vipta
Alma V. Walton
Penrith
Ares B. Prontaomery
Basan
Anestates Navy
Macconeeh Utterbach
Thomas E. van Metre
United States Navy
Ancie H. Gleaves
Roland Cotton Emmitt
Death notices list multiple losses with ages and locations
Deaths reported for Lean L Prierich 57 at 29 East Cap st and Mabel G Block at S035 Gs ave nw. Children include Agnes Edwards 8 hours and infant Willis. Other ages: Cornell 67 at Gailinger Hospital, Zora Thomas 50 Waytie Teadse, Marion G Burch, Mary B Hopkins 28, George B Young 89 at Government Hospital, and Bettle Minor 44 at Government Hospital for Insane. addresses include 726 6th et ne and 412 Tenn re. Additional names: Neal yaA, M Perkins 27, Carter 1 year, Lilie Starke 84 at Freedmen's Home, plus Henry Simon 48 and Sarah Belaraky 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lean L Prierich
East Cap
Mabel G. Block
Ears
Gs. Ave
Ae Carsons Jr
Kaloryonn HW
Cornell
Gailinger Hospital
Zora Thomas
Waytie Teadse
I Catherines V- Gray
Yeate
Willis
I Agnes C. Edwards
Helen Lark
Months
Brightwood
Lilie Starke
Carter
Henry Simon
Seare
City bulletins offer cleaning and floral ads in brief
An assortment of classified snippets lists Ladier two piece Sulta and waists dry cleaned by W H Fisher at 709 South Street NW, with carpet cleaning and storage for months by Conger’s and W686. Shaffer offers flowers at moderate prices near 900 14th Street. Suddiman & Co advertises electric fans at 12th & Gate, while Sean de Virginia appears at 006 9th Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W._H. Fisher
Shaffer
Suddiman & Co
Ees
Sean de Virginia
Washington letter carriers plan Chesapeake Beach outing
Annual outing of Capital branch No. 142 National Association of Letter Carriers set for Chesapeake Beach today. Athletic events begin at 2 pm with trains at 30 minute intervals. Local leaders and Post Office officials attend, with budgets for events noted and a host of invited guests from the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peake Beach
Washington
Capital Branch
National Association of Letter Carriers
Thive
Chesapeake Beach
George B. Winkelman
Praeger
J. B.corridan
W. H. Haycock
Palle
Louie J. Robinson
Fred D. Riggles
C. E. Schooley
Charisa B. Matthews
BM. Otterback
Capt
O. H. Smith
B. Bobo Smith
Marritt
Chance
Post Office Department
Thomas B. Kelly
Michael J. Hennessy
Raymond Schreiner
Capital Branch No. 142
G. H. Winkelman
W. J. Hamacher
H. C. Butler
E. 8. Leman
A. E. Hamacher
H. W. Trueman
W. Crawford
W. J. Weyand
National Sick Benefit
J. A. O'Neill
Eene Eppley
J. B. Woodel
Police News Notes
Police notes report James Lockhead 24 taken to Emergency Hospital after motorboat propeller injury while swimming near the boat. Henry Seyforth 15 hit by auto operated by Dr Wright at Tenth and M streets and treated at Emergency Hospital. Clothing stolen valued 75 dollars. Monday night theft from Robert Harris residence involved forced rear window. Mrs John Mitchell reports gold beads and silver handbag theft valued at 100 dollars. Annie Wright 84 from Elizabeth NJ removed to Washington Asylum Hospital after noon incident at Liberty Street NW. Kelly Harris 29 at Sev enth and Upahur streets NW struck by falling porcelain insulator, head cut, treated at drug store and home. Frank Clark 40 at 36th and M streets NW taken to Georgetown University Hospital. William J Kingsbury 59 found unconscious at Anacostia, heat exhaustion, taken to Casualty Hospital and recovered. Fire caused by children playing with matches at 137 Rhode Island Avenue NE. minor damage, no injuries. John Schaeffer 11 of Penrose VA missing since June 9. relatives ask police to locate. Donald Ambrose Rothrock reports pocket picked in Hornes Court NW. wallet marked with cash, jewelry and papers stolen.
Saloon cases near schools to be tried soon
Assistant Corporation Counsel F H Stephens said more than a dozen saloon cases filed by the Antigallon League will begin late this week or early next week in police court. The cases concern proximity to schools and churches and hotel licenses with under 68 rooms, with appeals possible to the Court of Appeals by fall. Wilbur Gerald Weldon of the General Land Office married Dellis Velma Babcock yesterday. ceremony to be held tomorrow at United Brethren Church. they plan to honeymoon at Niagara Falls and return to Washington by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Counsel’s
Antigaloon League
F. H. Stephens
Corporation Counsel's
Antizarian League
Excise Board
Court of Appeals
Stephens
Wilbur Gerald Weldon
General Land Office
Dellis Velma Babcock
G. E. Watts
United Brethren Church
Pride
Randolph Plate
Niagara Falls
Washington
R. P. Belew
Supreme Court
Col
Willam A. Kroll
Mr. Belew
Births Reported in Local Notices
Birth announcements list several newborns with varying partial names and parent pairs. Entries mention boys and girls born to families including Lawless, Stone, Reber, Murphy, Williams, and Holmes, with fragmentary OCR text lingering on names and affiliations.
Mrs Maddux challenges street car transfers suspension at utilities panel
Mrs Maddux of 1015 Four-and-a-Half Street SW filed with the Public Utilities Commission protesting the Washington Railway and Electric Company plan to discontinue transfers at its wharves and Le Droit Park southbound Ninth Street line at Ninth and E Streets NW. She argues the change imposes hardship by forcing her to pay extra fares between home and work across lines. The commission will investigate, noting that changes affecting rates require prior commission authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddux
The
Utilities Commission
Washington Railway and Electric Company
le Droit Park
Ninth
E Streets
Public Utilities Commission
8. K. Madduy
Department of Agriculture
Schrodt Wedding Sends Public Utilities Inspector Away
John P. Schrodt district inspector of meters for the public utilities commission surprised colleagues by taking leave on short notice to marry in Brooklyn New York. The couple plans a tour through the Blue Ridge Mountains to New York State and back by coast road before settling in Washington after July 1. Schrodt was formerly with the down state public service commission of New York and was appointed meter inspector about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Schrodt
The
Public Utilities Commission
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wdding
Schrodt
Washington
Mr. Schrodt
Blue Ridges Mountains
New York State
Sethrodt
Public Service Commission of
New York
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Saks & Company
Palm Beach
Oxfords
F Street
Corner
California
JLBT
Deita Tour
Tolr Vauber
Woodward Building
Frank
SH Lech
Mgr
Delta Tours
Post
Lin
Hon D Parker
BC Malled
City Bulletins
Chesa
Police
James Lockhead
Columbia Road Northwest
Seventh Street
Harry Seyforth
Third Street
C. R. Wright, Jr
Fairmont Street
Tenth
Robert Harris
Eleventh Street
John Mitchell
Connecticut Avenue
Annie Wright
Elizabeth
N. J
Liberty Street
Washington Asvhen Hospital
Kelly Harris
Capitol Heights
Potomac Electric Power Company
Upahur
Frank Clark
Twelfth Street
Thirty-sixth
Matreeta
Georgetown University Hospital
Willam J Kingsbury
Nichols Avenue
Good Hope Road
Anacostia
Casualty Hospital
Benton C. Wheeler
Rhode, Island Avenue
John Schaeffer
Penrose
Donald Ambrose Rothrock
Fifth Street Northwest
Horne’s Court Northwest
G. Weldon
Miss Babcock
Eile
of Willams
Clara Ie Hoke Ay
William D. God Ie Holmes
Join
Paella W. i. Agit
Weigh Mnie Erin
Strasburger’s
Shoes and Hosiery
7Th St. N. W
Ial
Fimwest Corwer Mand
Typewr
United States
EPA
Iter Club Ans
Remingtons
Underwoods NO. & Royals
Monarchs
L. C. Smith
SMITH
Hammonds, &C
Arly
Distributing Co., Oflding
Lion Roll
Oljars
America
United Shirt & Collar CO
Troyvily
Westinghouse
Carroll Electric Co
W. Tel. M
Horlick
National Hotel
City of Washington
Sirchal Sedan
L Street Northwest
Berman’s
Hewits
Norfolk
Little Holland
Panama
Iits
Nps
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