Pugh Named to Judge in District Service Biases Support Rally
James L. Pugh, son of Senator James T. Pugh of Alabama, is nominated for nineteen years as assistant corporation counsel at the police court and a judge seat. Wickersham and many prominent backers urge Taft to approve, with lawmakers and clergymen alike praising his criminal law knowledge and public service in Washington.
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Senator Pugh
Alabama
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Taft
James L. Pugh
Pughs
Senate
Ivory G Rabat
Pugh
Michael F Mangan
Jim Pugh Noman
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Baker
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Ralph Given
James M Proctor
John Weyrich
Wilton J Lambert James A
QC Shea
A S Worthington
Michael W Sullvan
John C Gittings
James A Toomey
Michael B . Brien
Campbel Carrington Henry EB Davis
Alexander H Bell
Edward J Cantwell
United States
James Horigan
Thomas L Jones
Armand Scott and
John Ricks
James T. Pugh
Ute
Buffalo
Georgetown University School of Law
Masone Arcles
Johns Lodge No 1
Mount Vermin
No Pay for Overtime Dispute In Public Works Employee
Corporation Vounser Rawara fH disputes back pay for overtime claiming former patrol wagon driver Cook was not entitled to 3620. Cook, who served District employment for seventeen years, argues he was a laborer and should not have worked beyond weight hours per week. Corporation counsel cites Court of Appeals ruling denying a janitor 9032 under similar terms.
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Thomas
Watsamuel L
Cook
Court of T Appeals
Jim
Sturgis Sentenced for Embezzling 890 Dollars
John Ward Sturgis of National Savings and Trust Company pleaded guilty in Criminal Court No 1 to embezzling 890 dollars. He was sentenced to Fort Leavenworth penitentiary for three years and six months. The judge considered his youth and government cooperation, with the option of a two year sentence urged by counsel.
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Hook Heeper
National Savings and Trust Company
Fort Leaventworth
Uaker
Young Mans
Henry E Daws
Sturgis
Washington Playground Association to open three grounds this week
The executive committee, citing congressional interest, will open Georgetown at Thirty third and Q streets, New York Avenue at 17th Street and New York Avenue NW, and Rosedale at Seventeenth and Kraemer streets NE. Open daily from 9 a.m. to dark for children at play. Butter brand note appears as unrelated local ad.
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Washington Playground Association
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Georgetown
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Q Streets
New York Avenue
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Rosedale
Seventeenth and
Kraemer Streets
Funeral of C W Otis
Funeral services for Chertes Wots, clerk in the Senate secretary office, who died at home will be held this afternoon at 5 o clock at the residence. The Rev F M Schick will officiate. Interment will be in Marietta Ohio under the auspices of Marile lodges of that city.
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Chertes Wots
Secretary of the Senate
Northwest
Re. F M Schick
Marietta
Ohio
Washington
Private lift for MacVeagh at Treasury adds elevator
A private elevator is being installed at the Treasury Department to shuttle Secretary MacVeagh from the basement to his second floor office. Workmen built a shaft to the southwest corner with limited access, and the shaft starts on the basement with the first stop at the secretary’s office. Postmaster General Hitchcock has a similar private elevator.
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Treasury
MacVeagh
Hitchcock
Browniskar Contest Boosts Extra Prizes for Subscriptions
Browniskar announces a new subscription contest with four expensive prizes for top fund subscribers to The Fest. Mixed contest includes four leading boys or girls, as auto contest grows, last lap nears, urging participants to work hard. Browniekar vehicle to tour the town Saturday afternoon with route to be announced later.
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Elesa
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Tre Browniekar
Funeral of Eugene Liney Held at Rock Creek Cemetery
The funeral for Eugene Moore Liney of 18 Clifton Street Northwest was conducted at Rock Creek Cemetery chapel at 11 o’clock this morning with Rev. Wingate of St Margaret’s Episcopal Church officiating. Liney’s death was by self inflicted gunshot and his body later found in the Potomac River near Georgetown.
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Clifton Street
Potomac River
Georgetown
Rock Creek
J Wingate
St Margarets Protestant Episcopal
Onng Sitney
Wa Ch
Georgetown Universty
Silvey
Brookland Citizens to Meet Over Street Railway Extension
Brookland residents plan a mass meeting tonight at blank o clock under the Citizens Association to urge passage of proposed extension of the street railway across the Monroe street bridges. Delegations from Catholic institutions and several congressmen are invited as officials discuss eliminating the grade crossing and improving transit near Brookland and across the Baltimore and Ohio tracks. The item appeared in the conference report on the District appropriation bill, which passed the Senate but stalled in the House.
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Brook
Ctizens
Monroe Street
Lsvar
Ard
Brookland
Baltimore and Ohio
Senate
House
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