Britain cites ship liquor ruling in protest to U S
Britain requests reconsideration of Volstead enforcement on foreign ships in American waters. London argues U S port authorities lack jurisdiction over cargo and stores. Treasury may classify wine rations as medicinal to fit existing law. Diplomatic exchanges begin as other powers observe, signaling broader concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Britain
State Department
Ex- Honda
United States
Supreme Court
Treasury Department
Treasury
Foralen
van Karnebeek
Hughes Beara
Sir Auckland Meddes
Seftiah
Moss
The
J. J. Britt
Mellon
Jince
Treasury of Fleigh
America to Be Engulfed in Ice Cream and Sodas
A brief, period voice item notes statisticians predict the United States will consume about 350 billion gallons of ice cream in 1923, equating to 3 percent per person. It urges children to prompt extra orders of American Ice for home freezing and even to request deliveries to the chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
United States
Ood
Damages Awarded to Seaman in Vaunted Court Verdict
Seaman Jotynie Murphy awarded 40000 by jury in circuit court for injuries on the Shipping Board freighter Cong Batia during a 1991 summer voyage. He sustained multiple injuries to feet and legs after a fall into the hold. alleged delayed medical care and hospitalization after docking at Baltimore. Attorneys Trica and Dulaney represented Murphy. McKennes and Flannery for Shipping Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jotynie Murphy
Shipping Board
Cong Batia
Alamstrounty
Cfreult
Murphy
frei@ntec
Haltimore
Trica & Dulaney
McKennes & Flannery
Boaré
Ticket Demand Soars for President and Mrs Harding Serenade
About 5 000 tickets sold for the children's serenade to the President and Mrs Harding at American League Park Thursday at 4 PM. Army navy and marines allotments exceed 2 000. The honorary committee includes cabinet members and senior officers. Community Market association sells a small block of seats at 25 to 50 cents. Four thousand children performed yesterday at Central High School Stadium under E R N C Barnes. The Army Music School band will also play at the serenade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
American League Park
Army
Navy
Marines
Gen. Pership
Admiral Coonts
Lejeune
Community Mark Association
Homer L. Kitt Company
G Street
Sant
Central High School
RE. N. C. Barnes
Army Music School
May Fete Presented By School Children
Music and dancing highlighted the third annual May fete by Jonason-Powell rhythm classes at Johnson Powell School last night and repeated tonight. Features included Queen of Hearts and A May Morning with a May day theme from dawn to sunset ending in a May pole dance supervised by director Miss Florence J. Fenton. Music was by violinist Mrs Margery Ansiter and pianist Mrs Gold Winter, with numerous student performers listed in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonason-Powell
Johnson- Powell
Florence J. Fenton
Margery Ansiter
Gold Winter
Planiat
Edith Davis
Alice Loulae Hunter Gna
Hermine Wittgenstein
Mary Fornes
T Me Bahiaris
Marthe Skidmore
Frances Sto
Helen Sharfey
Jorshy Krigga
M. Jorle Brumenferd
Jew Fi. Seyirat Smith
Atbroise Thins
Selva Malemon
Priscilla Theeninie
Lente
Yauehe
Hirws
Pigry Sach
Louise Mussel
Phzabeth Maophias
Adele Balderston
Jo Elsettudntic
Grace Bits
Denniston Wosea Pate
Joyce End
Polly Anechaum
Arts group seeks members for Monday meeting drive
The International Association of Sand Letters will hold a membership drive at 1treet north west. An entertainment program will include a menologus dancing cards and music by WA Sweet Gertrude Mc Ree Week Warren Gibbs the Rev George Dudiay Watter Nash and Maj Ferris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carde
WA Sweet
Gertrude McRee
Warren Gibbs
George Dudiay
Watter Nash
Maj. Ferris
Downtown plans for a million-dollar automobile hotel
Washington to host a new automobile hotel on New York Avenue built by J Hayes and associates. The 8 story brick concrete structure will offer bonded uniformed attendants in every department and a rest room for women motorists. Ground improvements total 1 519 000 dollars with 1045 foot frontage on New York Avenue and 2 200 foot depth. Separate driveways and passenger elevators included. Downtown car hotels have seen success in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J Mr. Hayes
New York Avenue
Fourteanhatraeta
Hetela
Thayasaure
Naming of Hardison's Successor Deferred
President Yarding will likely wait weeks to appoint a new Police Court Judge for Robert N. Hardison whose term expired last month. The Attorney General's recommendation will guide the choice and the Justice Department has limited activity due to illness. Speculation centers on Gus Shuldt and James B. Pugh as prominent candidates with party backing noted.
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Yarding
Robert N. Hardison
Alaska
Department of Justice
Oliie James
Judge Hardison
Gus Shuldt
Republican Committee
Shuldt
Jude James B. Pugh
Alabama
Judge Pugh
World Court debate favors affirmative at Washington College of Law
Freshman class at Washington College of Law debated the motion that the United States should enter the world court. The affirmative won with Mary Linking Grace Whelan and Charles Peckham receiving individual honors. Negative team members were Clark Bettinger Kath yon Behlenkhert and Susan Campbell. Judges were Justice William Hitt Mrs Lyman and Pearl McCall. Elizabeth Hyde presided and Eilen Spencer Massey introduced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College of Law
United States
Mary Linking
Grace , Whelan
Charles Peckham
Clark Bettinger
Kathyon Behlenkhert
Susan Campbell
William Hitt
District Supreme Court
Spanish War Veterans Observe Anniversary
The Nelson A. Miles Camp of the United Veterans of the Spanish War marked its twenty fourth anniversary with an open meeting at the G A R hall. Delegates to department and national conventions were elected including Robert Culln Frank F Fowler Patrick Leahy Charles Tea Maf and A E Davis for the department in June and Clarence Delknap Clairhorn S Close and Fredarick Zulch for Chattanooga in September. The program featured performances by Mira Anna Patterson Jeannette McCaffrey Chance Gentalu Virginia Cook Samuel H Jacobson Kathryn McCaffrey Huhn Neadler Helen Perry and Daniel Leahy with music and a signed photo of Nelson A Miles presented to the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Miles
United Veterans of the
Huhn
Mr. Neadler
Helen Perry
Jillian Carhaugh
Daniel Leahy Wan Rhatren
Entertainment Committee
Rauch
Rharr
Rormanders
Korelge Warg
Legion
Bachrach Arrested in Office in Chicago Case
The report outlines the chase of fugitives led by government agents and city police. Bachrach, 37 years old, a Washington attorney active in public Car and Gas association cases, is named among the trio arrested in New York and linked to earlier conspiracies. Feldman, also arrested, is said to be the same man who faced federal conspiracy charges six months prior at the Racquet Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jtonament
Tomer Flore
Bachrach
Washington
District Commission
Georgetown University Law School
Supreme Court of the District
Walter L Mer ' Cay
Georgetown
Wen
Argonne
Feldman
New York
Ahea
Brightwood Citlegns’ Association
Brightwood Masonic Temple
W. L. Evans
Brightwood
Public School Association of the
District of Columbia
Board of Education
District Commissioners
Bureau of the Budget
Glenwood Commiery
Offle
Board OF Trustees
Carrico
Columbia
Bond
BL Adams
Hoston
New York City
Ruffalo
Pittaburgh
14Th ST. Main Ae
Tex Gas Light Company
Washington Gas Light Company
Sta Aire
Arriete
Amer
Pena
Preston Aes
Lawyer Sent to Jail Month in Cult Case
Detroit attorney Walter M. Nelson was jailed 40 days by Judge Dingeman after appearing before a one man grand jury in St. Joseph Michigan investigating the House of Davia colony. Nelson, counsel for two young women suing Benjamin Purnell, told officers he had disclosed all he knew. The judge cited falsifying and conduct unbecoming in court as the reasons for confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Mich
Walter M. Nelson
Detroit
Dingeman
Nelson
House of Davia Colony
Nelaga
Siertt Bridgeman
Neilson
Benjamin Pur
Nell Colony
Dingemen Seta
Nelseo
Man shoots woman in southeast city. suspect flees
Edgar Colling, 27, and Eliot Ada Bell, 27, both identified as colored, were shot in the back of the head late last night at Eleventh and K streets southeast. Bell was taken to Casualty hospital in serious condition. The shooter, Edgar Colling, fled on Eleventh Street with police from the Fifth precinct in pursuit but lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Colling
Fifth Precinct
Eliot Ada Bell
Casualty Hospital
Eleventh
Collins
Eleventh Street
Policemen Face Suspension After Vice Squad Arrest
Officers W. M. Adfain and A. J. Hull face suspension and trial before the police trial board after their arrest by the vice squad early yesterday. Lieut. Davis Sergt. McQuade and Private Bauer pursued them as they rode in an automobile with a colored woman near Flrat and Entreete northeast. The man claimed he was taking the woman home where his wife is, but his attire contradicted the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Adfain
A. J. Hull
Police Trial Board
Lieut. Davis
Sergt. McQuade
Bauer
Flrat
Entreete
Full
Ia If
Luncheon for Henry Selgman Draws Bankers in Capital
A lunch yesterday at the Hamilton hotel honored Henry Selgman a New York banker with many leaders in official and business life of the capital in attendance. Host was G. Bryan Pitts vice president of F. I Smith Company. The guest list included top figures such as a reserve board governor and many prominent bankers and officials. The luncheon featured a table adorned with pineapples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Selgman
New York
Hamilton Hotel
G. Bryan Pitts
F. I Smith Company
Reserve Board
Meter Arynull
A. Mitchel Palmar
Frank J Wogan
Hempsen Gare
James Ho Haden
Slauna Henry & Fey
Fria Bow
Ginare
Willian
Wallies
Peta de Harrison
Teynelds
Elbert Annadale Toon Po
Col Tain
Clifton Tin BO
Brightwood calls for more schools and safety work
In Brightwood, residents urge a $500000 school-building program for the Third division including eight-room extensions near Brightwood and Rittenhouse, playgrounds, and new facilities. The Brightwood Citizens Association backs expansion while praising plans for junior highs and noting streetcar and trolley safety improvements.
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Brightwood School
Aire
Rittenhouse
Fifth Streets
Montague
Fourteenth
Reputed Grudge Fight: Disorderly Conduct Charge Dismissed
Julian R B Hohenstein of 1441 Irving Street NW faced a disorderly conduct charge over a jet fight with Paul J Huettner of 1689 Irving Street NW near the Treasury Department. Huettner testified the fight started after an old insult to his mother. The charge was nol pressed and the case taken under advisement.
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Julian RB
Hohenstein
Irving Street Northwest
Paul J. Huettner
Army
Treasury
Depdaytmane
Huettner
Hay
P. E. Huettner
Huhe
Army to Open Track Meet This Afternoon
Army officers, warrant officers, and enlisted men from the regular army National Guard and reserves in the Washington district will compete today at Central High School Stadium starting at 1 PM A post trophy awaits the team with the most points Individual prizes include first and second place awards There will be fourteen track events and nine field events Competitors include Fort Humphreys Fort Myer Washington Barracks Bolling Field Fort Washington Walter Reed Army General Hospital and the District of Columbia National Guard Col Conrad Babcock will oversee the meet Capt Kendall Fielder and others will assist
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Regular Army
National Guard
District of Washington
Central High School
Priges
Swesters
Jorsays
Prangatad
Fort Humphreys
Fort Mysr
Washington Barracks
Bollingfield
Fort Washington
Walter Reed General Hospital
Headquarters Company
District of Wallahington
District of Columbis National Guard
Col
Conrad
Babcock
Kendall J. Fielder
Early M. Miner
D. H. Torrey
W. M. Robertson
Albert Y W. Drake
Lee Donovan
Sumner
J. H Hills
Welcome P. Walta
Hit by Autos Cyclist and Two Children Hurt
Two children and a cyclist were struck by autos yesterday. Edith Flint, 13, of 447 H Street SW, was hit crossing Maryland Avenue near Sixth Street SW and treated at home. William Myers, 16, of 213 Seventh Street SW, was struck at D Street and 13th Street NW and treated by his family doctor. William Slyke, 15, of 1112 Fifth Street SE, was hit while riding a bicycle and taken to Emergency Hospital in non serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Flint
H Street
Maryland Avenue
Sirth Street
Ben A. Julian
D Street
Thirteenth Street
William ©. Myers
Seventh Street
William Slyke
Pifth
Seriou
Arrests mark first day of new Shrine traffic rules
On the first day the new Shrine convention traffic rules took effect, 94 arrests were recorded for traffic violations. About half the total arrests occurred in the first precinct, as parking bans and restricted bus lanes dominated the downtown area.
Women’s Council Plans for World Gathering in Scotland
The National Council of Women of the United States outlines representation for the International Council of Women meeting in Cromer Scotland in July. President Mrs Philip North Moore and other leaders report on member activities as six organizations gain admission to the council for future collaboration.
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National Council of Women of the
United States
International Council of Women In
Scotland
Cromer
Aberdeenshire
Scot
Ienf
Marchioness of
Aberdeen
Temair
International Council
Anch
Phillp North Moore
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ptina
Washington
American “Largian Autiliary
Southern Women's Educational Alliance
Osteopathic, Womens' National Gasociation
American Lovers of Music
Service Star Region
Daughters of Veterans
Shrine Guests Prompt Trainmen To Do Their Best
Trainmen of the Washington Railway and Dispatch Company were dismissed from duties last night by William F. Ham, the president, to present a banner for the best showing in the first quarter of the trainmen safety contest. Edward F. Calladay urged high efficiency as a service factor, noting safety campaign results with accident reductions. H. L. Jenking accepted the banner, and I. M. Keyser spoke as secretary of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Bisctric Company
William F. Ham
Washington
Ram
H. L. Jenking
Pepeo
Edward F. Calladay
Board of Trade
I. M. Keyser
R. Bowda
Former County Commissioner Honored by Friends
Former County official J. Bunt of Menten sunty was honored last Thursday night with a purse and a tending ear. Attendees included Lawrence A. Kiswel, James Christopher, Andrew J. Cummings, and many others from Rockville, Clarksburg, Damascus, Gaithersburg, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bunt
Menten Sunty
Lawrence A.kiswel
Crekeraen
James Christopher
Brooke Lee
Silver Spring
A. A. Moxley
Damascus
Benjamin C Perry
Bethesda
Thomas W. Ferry
Chevy Chal
H. Clery Plummer
Gaithersburg
Samuel Riera Borkville
Lacey Shaw
Colesville
W. E. Viett
Rockville
Essioner
Harry
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Britain
Ameri Ice
Tim
Royal Spanish Steamship Line
Spain
Royal Spanish Steamship Service
Atlanta
Spanish Porte
Bpeniah Company
Stats Department, & Corps of Treasury
Prohibition
Johnson
Powell
Kommunity Center
Arts Body
Hall of Ancients
Hardison
College of Law
Nual
Reclin Welfare Worker
Sie Adler Salemon
Aireetar
Heriadhnel
Americas
Faltlore
Blatters
Stc
HK Advertising Service
Adtvertising Proiters Mills Z Maln Bldg
Sind
Harris & By
Tox Hark 2
Harry B. Bachrach
Man
NEW York Banker
C. Bryan Pitts
Henry Seligman
A. J. White
Citizens Association
Haycock
Pacific Coast
Andrew 5. White
White & Roger
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Mr. White
Far West
California
Oregon
White
Hi Trade
Nesy
Potomac
Heycock
Fourtganth Street
Ite
William Mex
Clayton
Washington Railway and Electria Company
Georgia Avenue
Henrys. Parsons
George G. Donohue
Charles W. Ray
Central High Stadium
Women's Council
Ham
Avro
Hoat
Bernard
M. Bridget
Parker-Bridget Company
Washington, D.C
Thomas J. Fisher and Company, Inc
15Th Street
N.W
Ein
Arlington Hotel
Bob” Foster
Hoover & Kidwell
N. W. Main
Sth & G
14Th St
Vermont Ave. Aue
Opwest
Mima
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