Building Inspector Ashford Denied in Gibbs Charges Probe
Officials probed formal accusations by Gibbs manager of a patent fire escape company against Ashford. Testimony revealed long running enmity and claims Ashford offered Gibbs a cut of profits, urging disapproval of certain fire escapes. Hearing wrapped with attorneys to present statements. decision expected soon.
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Ashford
Gibbs
Lcyf Gibbs
Bnowden Ashford Iistrict
Spector
A M Lawson
Investgat
Cipa
Astford
Wal
Tylmer
Emary
Davis
Torn
Walliam
Lenry White
Gibber
Ash Ort
Nere
A Hird
Balmar
Washington
Gibs
He Hal
Bund & Brother
Malcom
Ashiert
Finner
Simee
Lawson
City Bulletin Alleged gambler forfeits bail in odd botched listing
A chaotic snapshot shows an alleged gambler failing to appear as his name was called in Echo, with scattered notes on errands, groceries, meat products, and local business ads. It mentions a prison or court action, a sale of canned peaches, and random community notices including a hand society meeting and church event details.
Fire department honors Captain John W. Smith at funeral
Chief Berg ordered department flags lowered for ten days in memory of Captain John W. Smith of No 14 engine, who died at Providence Hospital. A funeral for the 49 year old officer will be held at his home at 7 S Street NW, with 70 officers and men attending. Burial at Mount Olivet.
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Berg
John W. Smith
No. 14 Engine Company
Providence Hospital
Captith
Belt
Smith
S Street
Mount Olinet
Fre
Inter Class Walk to Baltimore Proposed by Hamline Sunday School
The Brashears class of the Hamline Sunday School challenges the J O class to an inter class walk to Baltimore. The trip is planned for May 39 and marks a longstanding athletic rivalry between presidents Harold W Nichols of the J O class and Ernest A Swingie of the Brashears class who endorse the plan.
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Brashears
Hamline
Baltimore
Harold W Nichols
Ernest A Swingie
James R Dison Fined For Stealing Sister's Engagement Ring
James R Dison a horse trainer in Swining City was fined 4% in the Price Court yesterday on a charge of taking his sister Vergie Dixon's engagement ring. Dixon was arrested Saturday night by Detectives O Dea and Evans on her complaint from 137 Ih Street Southeast. The ring was recovered.
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James R Dison
Hying
Swining City
Prace
Dixon
Detectres O Dea
Evans
Vergie Dixon
Ih Street
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JBPAU
Steen
Spittorgal
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Suffolk
Joseph Auerbach
Pennsylvania Avenue
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The
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Arertic
Lurear
Ytal
Literatura
Metropolita Tek
Ted
Sts
Tire Co Cpe
City Bulletins
Carlos
Jae
Cannon & Monneacy
Pyles
Matt Bieid
Frendly Hand Society
French Hand Society
New Willard
Schneider
Connecticut
Evers
Mercanthe Society
Tost Ona
Minkel & Co
Maine
St Andrew's Church
O A Thompson
Lot
St Andreas Cretestan
Chirel
Liz
Williant
Vwitler
Blanc
Mini Deighish
Tia Knight
Julan Chenoweth
Halle Wheeler Goeulbel
George
Dudie
Douglas G Miller
Herbert Lauson
Fulton
Karr
Sainshia
Hewrich's
Maerzen and
Senate—brewery
Arungton Bottling Company
Gay Hadiaters
OM Stover
42Th Street
S A Muddiman & Co
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Prince Albert
Rxedo
O C
Gallery OF Foreign Arts
Pont Circle
Costikyan Bros. & Co., Incorporated
New York
Dupont Circle
Carl W. Toboldt
St. Seas
Herrmann
7Th and
Eye Sts
N.W
Richmond
Health Department
the Marine Hospital
America
B. Meade Barton
United States Department of Agriculture
Ellis M. Santee
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
George M. Oyster, JR
Connecticut Avenue
Lansburgh Furniture Co., Inter-Ocean Building
Ninth Street
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Friedlander Bros
Castelberg’s
Opticians
Penna. Ave
Hirsh’s Shoe
Seventh St. N. W
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
O'Donnell
Randle Highlands
U.S. Celi
Sandle
National Bank
Cenal Bank
Pettit
Chas. Kaufman & Sons
Seventh Street
Bohn
Barber & Ross
Tith
G Streets
Albert L. Johnson
Munyon
Just Powers
Potomac
Bibloo Lagey & CO
Keeley Institute
Capitel Street
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Maryland
Uneeda
Phono Main
Pany Obs
Milwaukee
Duffy
Rochester
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