Injunction Denied in Naval Battalion Dispute
Justice Stafford ruled Brummett and Jantz have standing to seek an injunction against the Naval Battalion reorganization. The ruling discharges the rule against Gen Harries and adjutant general Brett, citing continued inefficiency and lack of jurisdiction, while noting pending wage-related petitions and potential future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Stafford
Equity
Randolph B Brummett
Wiliam H Lantz
Naval Battalion
Bng
George H Harries
Lloyd M. Brett
Honorad
Cuurt McNamara
United States Attorney
William S Hodges
Judge Advocate General
District Naval Milita
Gen Harries
Harries
Iat
Flarries
Brett
Wineh
Stafford
Poultry Bill Approved and Noted Health Measures
The Commissioners approved Senate Bill 4982 on poultry sales in the District with amendments from Health Officer Woodward. It bans selling undressed poultry not properly prepared and notes no poisoning cases linked to undressed birds. Woodward urges proper preparation for esthetic reasons and public welfare. Police boat deck hand Maurice W. Hughes resigns to Maj. Sylvester for a better offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya Woodward
Senate
District of Columbia
Gallinger
Senate District Committee
Woodward
Maurice W. Hughes
Maj
Sylvester
Hughes
Elliott Street Impassable Forces School Access
District Commissioners urged by West Washington Citizens Labocration and local residents to improve Elliott Street serving Reservoir School in Georgetown as Huett Street becomes impassable in places for pedestrians and vehicles. Request tied to future estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington
Labocration
Reservoir School
Georgetown
Elliott Street
Yesternav
Huett Street
Boiler inspections reveal thirty five units checked by Vermillion
Boiler Inspector Vermillion inspected thirty five boilers in February across the District including units belonging to Pennsylvania Bridge Company Purity Ice Company Brennan Construction Barber Ross Potomac Electric Light Columbia Railroad and Providence Hospital. Fees totaled one hundred seventy five dollars. Watchman reappointed Howard L Clark as head private and watchman for duty on Government Hospital grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Pennsylvania Bridge Company
Purity Ice Company
Brennan Constructior Company
Barber & Ross
Potomac Electric Light Company
Columbia Railroad Company
Providence Hospital
Wo H White
Government Hospital For
Howard L Clark
New Branch Post Office at Eleventh and Harvard Streets
A new substation will be established at Eleventh and Harvard streets northwest, to be known as Branch No. 62. Registered mail and money orders will be issued, and general post-office business conducted with Robert T. Fetzold in charge. The office will open April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh and
Harvard Streets
Merritt
Establehmant
Genet
Robert T. Fetzold
Want Negro for Judge in Juvenile Court
A Negro candidate for judge of the Juvenile Court will be presented by the colored bar of Washington. A committee was appointed Thursday night to urge President Roosevelt to appoint him. District items note upcoming talks and transit options, with local ads and notices scattered through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Bar of Washington
Roosevelt
Mrs Carrington Granted Divorce and Custody Arrangement
Annis B Carrington was granted a divorce from Francia D Carrington with custody awarded to the mother. The father may visit the child three times weekly and must provide support. Attorneys Campbell Carrington and D Truitt represented Mrs Carrington. Denies Writ to Condemned Man. Justice Harlan of the U S Supreme Court denied the writ of error in Charles L Tucker's murder case of Mabel Page in Weston, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justce Harlan
Supreme Cour of the United States
Charles L .Tucker
Geata
Mabel Page
Ar Weston, Maas
Fragmentary river news and nautical notices read aloud
Fragmented OCR describes ships Windom Winders schooner and a stranded shop incident near Werrow Windom, with a note on cholesterol fields and an ice cream brand. Names and places are garbled but imply maritime distress and local business mentions.
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Crosett Shoes
ABC
Friedlander
Wey
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Eee
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Eugene B.swilkins
Washington
Penn. Ave
N.W
Washington Branch
Ave
N. W
New Spring Fabrics
Steing CO
F Street
Maprri Rieiyre
A. Eberly’s Sons
7Th St
Lawrence Furniture Cap
14Th Street
Aarmes
Hfe
Samuel W Btratton
Ag Nein
Hshe
Aswers
WM. Hahn
Penna. Ave
Permste
Dtota
Sos
Ted
Office OF Inspector OF Buildings
Hack
I. Grosner
Ouse Herrmann Rk
FEF & Eve (CL
City Bulletins
Johnson's
J. D ‘Pyles
Mehuding
KK. C. Russell
Religious Liberty Bureau
Congress
Naval Lodge Music Hall
Earsier Fourth Street
Baltimore
Onlo Express
Mt Royal
Lyric
Opera House
Mt. Royal
Buck
Hillery Smith
Seventh Precinct
St. Patrick
Deliciais Handona
Velatt’s
Sth
Pa. Ave
Johnston's
Pillsbury's
Mae
Rosenfeld
Wred Richardson
Natiorial
John Kipp
Lattmore
Baltimore & Obie R. Hl
Royal Lin
John BR
Kelly
Warker
Great Bear
Heisinger
Great Lewiss
Rise Bowie
Sne
Kramer
Muddiman & Co
Cap St
D. J. Kaufman
Russel
Pheerty Bures
Fenrir
Prannlivinia
Windom Floats
Wendy Pork
Winders
Nelvet
Fmvonte
Richard W. Henderson
Legant
San Domingo
Blair
Ite
P. Andrews
Louisiana Avenue
D Street
THE
Sunday Post
Danas
Newcorn & Green
Ceres
Bolter
Atlantic & Pacific
Victor E. Adler
Clothing
Postum
Wellville
Burchell
Pei Pak Grassett
Fiat
Boc
Torsell
Mile Son
Cate Arutyt
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