Labor union debate opener at Judah P. Benjamin Club
The Judah P. Benjamin Fan Club closed its season with a lively debate on whether today’s labor union is a beneficial social and commercial factor. The affirmative, led by Bachrach and Ruppa of Wisconsin, defeated the Rhode Island opposition. Participants include Shefferman, Zack, Feldman, Mayer, Grossman, and Spiegler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah P. Benjamin
Labor Union
Harry B. Bachrach
John Ruppa
Wisconsin
Harry P. Cayton
George Helford
Rhode Island
Aloysius Shefferman
William H. Zack
Jack Y. Feldman
N. N. Mayer
Milton Grossman
Lewis GH. Spiegler
Great Falls
Max H. Aronsohn
Lewis E. Splegler
Weather and river notes from Washington May forecast
Forecast for the District of Columbia and nearby areas calls for fair Wednesday, partly cloudy and warmer Thursday with moderate variable winds. Maryland and Virginia share warmer, mostly fair conditions. showers possible in upper lake region and Tennessee. Potomac River reports clear, Shenandoah muddy. temperatures range from 26 in Yellowstone Park to 96 in some plains regions. The bulletin lists temperatures and precipitation across many cities for 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Tuesday May 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Maryland
North Dakota
Yellowatone Park
Missouri
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Tower Lake
Middle Atlantic District
Thera
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Ohie Valley
Lake Region
Washington Post
Harpeen Feery
W. Va
Potomac River
Shenandoah
Births Reported From Local Families
Carl Land Winnie Oswald and Charles H Fouche announce a girl. Blanche Fouche and Henry A Denham reveal a girl. Harry F Donn and Fanny Donn report a boy. Jacquetla S Cooley and Nellie L Cooley announce a girl. Charles W Burch and Jessie M Burch report a boy. Harry M Arrington and Marjorie J Arrington reveal a girl. Guy Smallwood and Irene Smallwood announce a girl. Fred Jackson and Ottin Jackson report a girl. Leo Brooke and Mary Brooke announce a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Land
Winnie Oswald
Charles H
Blanche Fouche
Henry A
Marguerite Denham
Harry F
Fanny Donn
Jacquetla S
Nellie L. Cooley
Charles W
Jessie M. Burch
Harry M
Marjorie J. Arrington
Guy
Irene Smallwood
Fred
Ottin Jackson
Leo and
Mary Brooke
Licensed to Marry Mixed Names in Notices
A fragmentary notice lists multiple quick marriage associations with varied couples and officiants. It mentions Lewis B. McCarroll of Bridgeport and Blanche E. Dours of Sayville among others with several Rev. members and locations in Virginia, Maryland, and Oregon, plus unrelated ads for flowers and apartment rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis B. McCarroll
Bridgeport
Washington
T. C. Gilbert D. Dunbar
Katherine &. Hall
Norfolk
J. H. Taylor
Lawrence W. Burke
Blanche McCarthy
Hey
EH. Swam. Nevens FP. Bryant
Beulah R. Lone
Richmond
H. F. Downs
Jens Buchanan
Elizabeth & Conley
Willamsport
J. Blark
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Strasburger’s
Shoes and Hosiery
Seventh Street
N. W
Deine
Chesapeake and Potomac
W. F. Andrews
14Th St. N. W
Riterion
Evers
John T. Crowley Harainhoad
GRANT
Edelen Bros. Motor Co
Wiath Pe Ae
North
Union
Weathly
C. Walter Hoover
MGR
Hudson & Dodge
Wilcox & Vim
Semmes Motor Company
Conn
Ave
Congressional Garage
Tel
Ce & Orme
Firnet
WN. W
Maxwell
Detroit
H. B. Leary, JR
Bel
Republic Motor Trucks
Internst
Prem Citr
Express
D. J. O’ Connell
Pa. Ave
GEO. W. Robinson
Bet
H St
Lincoln
Travel
Delta
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
Colorado
Sprige
Crippie Creek
Geagel Canyon
Los Angeles
San Diego
Yosemite
San Francisco
Fastland
Seattle
Puget Sound
Viewtorta
Vancouver
Glacier - Field
Lake Soutee
Banfft
St. Paul
Delta Tours
Woodward
Annie I
Tenth Street
Nicholas W. Hill
G Street
Annie J. Holmes
Sibley Hospital
Charles A. Reeves
Carrie L. Hunter
Garfield Street
Marcus A
Mabel Schuler
Uoura
Alliron Street
Landoua €. White
Margaret Jones
Sete
New York Ave
Igney
Monay
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Erwin F. Smith
Bureau of Plant Industry
New National Museum
Washington Academy of Sciences
Eighth Street Temple
EB. C. Brandenburg
Board of Trade
Congressional Committee On Fiscal Relations
Theodore W. Noyes
J. Callahan
I. J. Colladay
Robert N. Harper
J. B. Larner
Henry B. F. Macfarland
J. Harry Cunningham
John Joy Edson
Washington Eye, Bar and Throat Hospital
Jowa Cirele
Mra. C. L. Phwing
MU Bileventh Street
James A. Finck
E. W. Hanvey
George Thorne
Edwin Perkins
A. J. Rapp
E. Jackson
F. McNeill
William T. Pollard
Sarah Stephens
E. M. Woon
Oscar Wilkinson
W. G. Young
Harvey
Terminal Railroad Department
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Union Station
B. R. Tolson
O. J. Rider
Edward Foulke
G. H. Winslow
D. Fess
Ohio
Wiliam Hamilton Bayly
Federal City Lodge
Eastern Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Seventh Street Northwest
Lowant
Asbeville
Allania
West
Baltimore
Bismarck
Boston
Masa
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Tenver
Colo
Prat
Minn
Birmingham
Southern Railway
City Bulletins
Bath
Henry Lee
Rhode Island Avenue Nw
Shaffer
VENUS
Harry Kaufman, Inc
Seventh St. N. W
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Ley
Ixpert
CORBY
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
the Washington Post IS
the Audit Bureau of Circulation
Southern Drug Co
Telebhones M
Tharp
Berkeley
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