Inaugural Parade Room Dispute Brings Fight at Hotel
M G Miller owner of the George Washington Hotel on Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue Northwest ejects C M Hopkins and family from a furnished room. A struggle occurs as furniture is moved. Hopkins claims month to month tenancy and damages seek $10,000. The room overlooks the inaugural parade route near Pennsylvania Avenue. A separate note mentions Fred B R Smith to address men at the Theater under the King’s Men’s Christian Association.
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M. G. Miller
George Washington Hotel
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
C. M. Hopkins
Hopkins
E. S. Brashears
Miller
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nicholas Longworth
Misa Alice Roosevelt
Presivat
Henking
Re Dave
Hoostelries
Fred BR. Smith
New York
King Men's Christian Association
Equity Division
G. L. Baker
George P. Hoover
National Benefit Association
Irving Williamson
Crowley
Kresge
H. W. Sohon
D. T. Wright
W. A Johnsron
Julius Hermann
Riggs National Hank
Speare
Clephane
Keyser
Wilson
Sunday Lecture on The Rebirth of Christianity
A public lecture titled The Rebirth of Christianity will be held Sunday afternoon March 4 at 3 30. The event invites community members to explore renewal and historical context of Christian faith.
Inaugural Week Services Across Washington DC
A long Sunday program lists numerous church services and speakers for March 4 in Washington. Among offerings are Holy Communion and sermons by Rev. William M. Washington at Bethlehem Chapel, evening prayers by Rev. Washington, and address by the National of Wisconsin and Patriots service. Multiple Congregational, Baptist, Unitarian, Theosophical, and Christian Science services are noted across churches on Vermont Avenue, Ninth Street, Massachusetts Avenue, and other streets with dates, times, and officiants including Rev. J H Nelms, Rev. James Gordon, and Dr. Wood.
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Iscaopal
John's Charces
Rolante Cotton Smith
Edward Slater Dunlap
George Williamson Smith
T .Merning
Vening
Wisconsin
om.Hole
William M. Washington
Wiliam Muar Pants
New York
Bethlehem Chep
Georgetown
Asce Massachisetts
J. Henning Nelms
Vas Evensong
Agne Geer
St. Sand & P.m
Ap. At &Opom
Falloweil
Spoo
Washington
Det Gordon
Republic
Gordon
Faust
Muale
Baptist. I
Swem
7Th & Eye
N. 2
FLAS
Presbyterian
Church OF the Covenant
Connecticut Ave
Ales Wood
Charles C. Tevis
Beck Chapel
Dr. Wood
Waller
Christian Endeavor Meeting
100 Wolves
Sybuey Troyd Wrightson
Harvey Murray
Science
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Columbia Road
Fnelldst
Christ
Joan
Colorado Bundia
Second Church OF Christ, Scientist
Christ Jesus
Colorado Building
Legal Records Trial Listings Open for March Eight
United States Court of Claims shows trial dates and case numbers including alimony pendente lite awards and rule returnables. Equity and Circuit divisions list numerous cases with parties such as Kendall Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church and George Washington University, with mar 6 9 8 11 12 18 44 25 38 49 66 88 64 97 100 108 as noted filing and hearing dates.
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United States Court of Claims
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice Hill
Bivina
Bigins
Calvary Baptist Church Extension Association
Margaret M. Murray
J. J. Darlington
W. B. Hampton
R. H. McNeiil
Emith
George Washington University
Alexander Wolf
Joseph I. Weller
Joseph J. Weller
Ficklin Va
Holloman
John Ridout
Marechalk
Marschalk
Mudd & Mudd
S. McC. Hawken
H. I. Quinn
McCurdy Ve. McCurdy
Hter
Tepper & Gu‘aack
Adkins
Howle Va
Bowie
Bill
D. A. Phelps
H. A. TL. Barker
Thomas M. Baker
Steele Va
Steele
Nte
D. Edward Clarke
National Capital Life Insurance Company
W. J. Lambert
Justice Gould
United States
Joseph Bentley
L. J. Mather
R. J.ey
Mortimer M. Dawes
C. J. Columbus
Charles J. Raff
Octave Bigoness
George T. Hilton
George P. Sloover
Grover Staten
D. W. Baker
Harry A. Grant
Harvey Robinson
Fleer
M. FP. Mangan
Emanuel Brown
J. A. O'Shea
Louise Jackson
Christopher Haas
Joe, Brown
Howard
Arthur Swan
John Pickett
T. T. Jones
James Briscos
R. A. Hughes
Hilleary Woodross
R. J. Miller
Hubert T. Jarboe
J. C. Brown
Robert Lawson
Eugene Monroe
Fountain Irvine
M E. O'Brien
Louis Ohnenius
Ember Element
KH. Carrington
D. Truitt
Levin Rosenbaum
Myer Rovenberg
Malcolm Almond
Wright & Wampler
Elliott K. Buckner
Thlmes
M. F. Mangan
Marie Washington
Peter Metrakas
Richard Woodward
Thomas Spilman
Champ Briggs
D A R Head Candidacy Backed by District and States
Mrs. George Thacher Guernsey of Independence Kansas leads a complete ticket for president general and other officers of the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution. Forty three states and the District of Columbia endorse her bid, with rivals including Mrs. Horton Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Squire. The ticket includes Elizabeth Pierce Pierce Crowell Fletcher Johnston Palsifer and others across multiple states and districts. Admin support is noted for Mrs. Guernsey while Mrs. Story leads current administration efforts.
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Horton
Lewis
Squire
George Thacher Guernsey
Independence
Kans
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Waashington
Guernsey
John Miller Horton
Buffalo
N. Y
James Hamilton Lewis
Senator Lewis
Illinois
George C. Squire
St. Paul
Minn
William Cumming Story
Worty
District of Columbia
Kansas
United
Massachusetts
Elizabeth F. Pierce
Emma L. Crowell
Pennsylvania
Duncan A. Fletcher
Senator Fletcher
Florida
Robert J. Johnston
Iowa
Woodbury Palsifer
Maine
Mias
Grace M. Pierce
New York
George K. Clarke
Benjamin D. Heath
North Carolina
James M. Fowler
Indiana
Catherine Brittin Barlow
Natalie Sumner
Connecticut
Lenient Request Granted in Case Involving Father of 28
The court heard a leniency plea from the father of a 28 year old related to a disciplinary event. The prosecuting attorney concurred and Judge Ervin granted the continuance, allowing more time for the proceedings.
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Mate Xo March
Braree
Tna
Pearan
Ervin
Hutchins Will Contest Denied by District Supreme Court
Justice Stafford refused a new trial in the Hutchins will contest. The suit by Lee Hutchins to break the will was decided after a trial lasting over two months, with a jury verdict in his favor. The court held the objection about Justice Anderson and an unruled bill of exceptions unsound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stilson Hutchins
Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
Anderson
Lee Hutchins
Insults Prompted Service Discontinuation In New York
Albany reports that Morse M. Frankel, editor of the Mediator Publishing Company, was found to have insulted telephone operators and managers, muttered profane language, and even caused a shrill transmitter noise over several years. The public service commission ruled the exchange could discontinue his service and warned that subscribers who tolerate such abuse risk loss of telephone access.
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Albany
Central
Public Service Commission
Morse M. Frankel
Mediator
Canal Street
New York
Frankel
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Washington District
A long list of deeds of trust shows numerous security arrangements across Washington District. Names include Hastings MacAdam, George Emmerich, Douglass Mackall, Elizabeth Trimme, Fulton Gordon, Laura Bowman, David Lyona, Beall, Moran, McGlue, Beichington, Santucci, O'Keefe, Milstead, Witwer, Beall, Turner, Clifbourne, Wunder, and others securing loans for building associations and various properties. Properties span blocks and squares like 21, 554, 2021, 2001, 85, 185, 69, 676, 2007, 974, 1630, 2007, 1041, 1033, 2829, 3704, 548, 545, 408, 834, 580, and more, with sums ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars and terms from 1 to 60 months at rates from 4 to 8 percent.
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Columbia Heights
D. Hastings MacAdam
George M. Emmerich
Douglass S. Mackall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Aridie M. Sinclair
Charles C
H. R. Howenstein
Ered W. Reeves
Josephine J. Herfarth
Elizabeth
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Square
David R. Lyona
James M. Brookket Ax
Douglass
Mackall
Moran
G. Percy McGlue
John d. Shirley
Jedrene A. Jones
William B. Young
Marie Bry
John A. Beichington
Duliaa A. Medel
William D. Kenedy
Katherine €. Hebbington
Santucci
Robert R. Mahorney
Hervey G. Helt
Bettie B. Gudgin
John O'Keefe
Henry H. Bergmann
Metropolis Building Association
Mary Y. Milstead
Henry J. Bergmann
Metropalls Building ‘Association
Charles RB. Witwer
Alenury HH. Bergmann
Arche Metropalts Building Association
Clifwbourne
Wilhelmina Wunder
Harold BR. Doyle
William L. Miller
Thomas M. Gale
George W. Fue
Marion M
Cliften Robb
Jocelyn Z. Yoder
Eunepta A. Bill
Russell B. Colg
Bloomingdat
Samuel ‘Ringer
Emily C. Galtigan
William A. H
Rignald W. Beall
Charles W. Carr
Rame
Na & Square
Same
Sime
Ada Brown
Harry A. Hearty
William
Phillipe
Henry Oettinger
Samuel W. Tucker, Jr
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Baattabie Cooperative Building Association
Meridian Hilj
George C. Totten, Jr
American Security and ‘Trust Company
Matioral Savings and Trust Company
Flack
Cotton cargo destroyed in blaze aboard Carolinian
Several thousand tons of cotton bound for Liverpool were burned in the hold of the British steamship Carolinian of the Garland Line in Baltimore. The ship had nearly completed loading and was to clear tomorrow morning. The cargo also included merchandise assigned to the assess. The ship’s capacity is 7,000 tons. The fire’s origin is undetermined.
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Baltimore
Liverpool
Carolinian
Garland Line
Wife Sues for Limited Divorce at Bivins Home
Oscar T. Bivins at 615 Lexington Place Northeast declares he wants reconciliation and for Maud E. Bivins to return with their child. He says the home is comfortable and he will welcome her. if she stays away the home will be broken up.
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Oscar T. Bivins
Lexington Place
Maud E. Bivins
Bigins
Cemetery Custodian Fined Over Reburial Attempt in Tennallyown
In the District, dead may not be disturbed without a permit. Clarence Eugene Balker, superintendent of Methodist Cemetery at Tennallytown, refused a lot owner's request to lower bodies to 219 feet to make space. He was fined $10 by Judge Pugh in police court after failing to obtain a health officer permit.
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Clarence Eugene Balker
Tennallytown
Ealker
Hotels Brace for Crook Influx During Inauguration
Arrangements were completed to protect hotel amnesty during inauguration against thieves, pickpockets and confidence men. Over 50 trained hotel detectives from the Waldorf and several Eastern cities are on duty, familiar with country crooks. Principal hotels include the Willard, Raleigh, Shoreham, Dewey, Continental, Powhatan and Lafayette, supplementing regular police and detectives.
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Amnesta
Waldorf
New York City
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
Rennett
Belvedere
Emerson
Baltimore
Willard
Raleigh
Shoreham
Dewey
Continental
Powhatan
Jafayette
Guatemala Assembly Opens Second Session in City
Guatemala City news says the national assembly began its second session today as Foreign Minister Dr Harrarte read President Cabrera's message to the house.
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Guatemala City
National Assembly
Herrarte
Cabrera'a
Mes Bape
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