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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1905

Page

27

Congress urged to test smoke law compromise with one year limit

Commissioners forwarded to Mr. Larner a reply approving a one year trial of a smoke law amendment. They will not press Congress to enact the plan but will provide a favorable report if asked. The proposal would allow two minutes of emissions per instance and limit total daily emissions, extending applicability to locomotives and government buildings.

John &. Larner Congress Larner District of Columbia Macfarland Monness Leon Mad Senate House

Case Against Printer Palmer Proceeds With Smoke Law Charge

Attorneys confer on procedure for the trial of Pat Printer Palmer on a charge of violating federal smoke regulations at the Government Printing Office. Officials from the corporation counsel and the district attorney’s office will prosecute and defend, with trial delayed beyond March 7. Warrants issued for James MeIlhaney, Halgigh Moler, and Lindley Simelkuck for alleged violations at their supervised plants.

Elf Corporation Counsel Pat Palmer Government Printing Office Department of the Interior Mhidowney Beach James MeIlhaney Halgigh H Moler Lindley Simelkuck MeIlhenny Am Washingtons Light Wompan Twenty-sixth G Streets Molter Columbia Time Twenty-eighth Street Virgina Avenue Sinclair Potomac Electric Power Company Fourteenth

Vermont Association Reception for Gov Bell in DC

Invitations issued by the Vermont State Association of the District of Columbia invite Gov. Bell of Vermont and his staff to a reception at the Washington Club, 1710 T Street NW, on Friday evening March 3 from 8 to 10. Vermonters in the city are welcome regardless of association membership.

Vermont Association Vermont State Association of District of Columbia Gov. Bell Vermont Washington Club T Street Northwest

Anti-Saloon League Protests Sunday License Action

A district wide protest letter from the Anti-Saloon League urges Commissioners to reject a House resolution allowing open licensed refreshment places next Sunday. The letter, signed by leaders of more than 100 churches and temperance groups, condemns desecrating the Sabbath and increasing risk to residents. Commissioner Macfarland indicated a hearing if the resolution is sent back for recommendation and reiterated opposition to Sunday bar openings, while endorsing seating houses without a bar. The Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protestant Church also opposed suspending Sunday laws for the inauguration week. Burnett’s Vanilla extract is endorsed as the standard of excellence.

Anti-Saloon League Macfarland Christian Endeavor Society Rhode Island Avenue

Inquest Into Mr Bradshaw Death At City Morgue

Coroner Nevitt calls a jury to convene at 11 am at the city morgue to fix responsibility for the death of John W. Bradshaw aged emmiore of the Pension Office who died at his home on Virginia avenue southeast from injuries after a fall from a street car. Also notes a notary appointment for J D Yoakley at room 7 Pacific Building and other local items including a train victim identified as Lyford Jame of 2 M streets northeast.

Mr. Bradshaw John W. Bradshaw Emmiore Pension Office Virginia Avenue Southeast Nevitt Roosevelt J. D. Yoakley Yoakley Pacific Building Tr Street North Capitol Street Youkley Post-office Department Cleveland McKinley Interior Department Ley All and Ohio Railroad Lyford Jame Arlington

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