Road Demands Money in Stand on Terminal Certificate
Citizens associations oppose paying the $1,500.40 certificate to the Pennsylvania Railroad for completing the terminal project. They argue the Union Station and a southern substation are unfinished. Railroad attorneys say the law requires readiness for occupancy and that all contract terms are fulfilled. The hearing featured advocates from East and South Washington groups and Alexandria, with railroad representatives defending compliance.
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Citizens’ Associations
Carlin
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
East Washington
South Washington
Southeast
Northeast
Alexandria
Union Station
Catlin
Virginia
Road
Frederick McKenney
A. Neale
Aks
Robert Farnum
McKenney
United States
Bixth Street
Virginia Avenue
Congress
W. Mosby Williams
East Washington Citizens' Association
Act of Congress
William Potter
East Washington Citizens’ Association
Crty
R. H. Johnson
South Washington Citizens’ Association
Thomas W. Smith
East Washington Association
August Herman
Southeast Washington Citizens’ Association
Mr Luckett
Southeast Association
Leo P. Harlow
Alesandria
Friends Annual Indoor Meet At School Sparks Close Finishes
A large audience attended the twelfth Friends School Indoor meet. Medals set new marks with Orme winning senior events and Filshrawn Chatsworth era. Notable performances by Miss Hughes and Mr Jobson enhanced the program with club swinging and tumbling events.
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Friends’ School
Orme
Baker
Pointe
Clase
Filishrawn
Reberts
Garfiehd
Haight
McNeal
Bradley
Dugana Tid
Swartzell
Heikki
Moore
Kealy
Awartzell
Awinging
Annie St. Hughes
Fittebrown
Roberta
Garfield
Bentor
Wondy McNez
Fillsbrown
Stephens
Anches
Kenly
Weedwerd
Acai
Khibiinn
Blessr
J. St. C. Brookes
Mr. Keeler
F. N. Smith
H. W. Garnet
Foor
W. R. Jobson
G. H. Sensner
Ecorer
Hudson
Gad
May Supersede Locomotive Irene Motor Car At Center
Pennsylvania Railroad officials praise the Irene motor car after it entered Union Station from Philadelphia under its own power. The all steel car sixty feet long with seventy five seats toured at fifty five miles per hour during trials and is expected to supplant steam and later electric traction for city and suburban travel. A public inspection period followed by a tour for government and military officers is planned.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Road
Philadelphia
Irene
Hera
Wilmington
Army Jana Nery
Motorman held on three charges after collision
Five precinct officers were injured Friday when a Chevy Chase car, responding to a fire, collided with a patrol car. W. Buckingham remains seriously ill at Emergency Hospital, others show improvement. Francia C. Kleindienst faced three warrants for bell riding, speed violations, and obstructing police. bail posted by Capital Tractions. Court date postponed. injured officers expected to appear.
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Liepatral
Chevy Chase
William H. Buckingham
W. B. Mulial
A. E. Isser
John RB. Bennett
Addison Bailey
Francia C. Elzindienst
Honor Their Late Pastor Rev Charles A Smith Service Tonight
A memorial meeting for Rev. Charles Alvin Smith former Peck Memorial Chapel pastor will be held at the church this evening with church members and friends attending Rev Charles Wood of the Church of the Covenant presiding Addresses by session trustees deacons Sundby school Industrial School Christian Endeavor Society Women’s Missionary Society Cuthbert Claes Club and various groups led by H A Meyers M ullpin and George Johnson also listed among organizers and speakers in Gielville group
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Charles Alvin Smith
Peck Memorial Chapel
Smith
Charles Wood
Church of the Covenant
Church of the Nt
Joh W. Foster
Church of the Nant
Charles D. Walcott
Charles D. Walcott. Qn Pelaly
Russell B. Taylor
Sundby School of
Cuthbert Claes Club
H. A. Meyers
Mrothers' Meeting
Libraries Aid Prize Contest Draws College Readers
The Post reports a popular educational contest at public libraries drawing many new contestants, including college students and members of clubs, seeking reference books and aiming for cash prizes. Clerks note heavy daily demand as hundreds request materials and a new group called the Pad forms with five members. Missing Edward Mahoney, 44, of 12 Twenty third Street NW, last seen Thursday wearing a black overcoat and blue clothing.
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The
Post
Tie Post
Edward Mahoney
Lovate Extwara
An Anxious Mother Seeks News of Son F C White
A Washington Post reader letter from an anxious mother in Slough England appeals for any information about her son F C White who worked weed chopping at Deer Park. She notes no contact since December and asks readers in Washington for help locating him.
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Washington Post
Nme
Washington
Alpha Street
Slough
Bucks
Deer Park
F.C. Wiete
Floral Tributes and Low Charges at Gude's Floral Shop
City bulletins list Mercantile Society at 1096 Fst nw claiming lowest prices. Advertisements mention canning tomatoes and other goods, J T Pyles stores, orthopedic devices, surgical instruments, and various consumer goods. Also notes insurance and investment inquiries with N C Upham at Home Life Building.
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Gude
the Mercantile Society
Fst. Nw
Ican
Washington
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