Cadets Denied Charge Over Cadet Officer Appointments
Irvin Frank and L B Ecker dismissed from cadet captaincy after Thurston inquiry at Business High. Officials deny irregularities and say promotions require annual exams. Cadets claim lack of notice and prep time. Ross Hart deny statements. Superintendent Davidson to receive formal charges if presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business High School
Eaders Irvin Frank
L .B. Ecker
E. L. Thurston
William M. Davidson
Assiatant
Thurston
Frank
Ny, Thurston
Col
Furton Ross
Adets
Charles Hart
Col Ross
Hart
Davidson
Col Goss
Baltimore Seeks Lower Freight Rates From Interstate Probe
J C Gorman Baltimore agent of Atlante Transport and Hamburg American Line testifies before the interstate commerce commission investigating freight differentials from the Atlantic Seaboard to the West. Baltimore and other Eastern ports argue current rates harm business and lose cargo to New York Philadelphia and Boston interests. Hearings on the matter are expected to continue with New York City cases set for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Gorman
Baltimore
Atlante Transport Company
Hoxton
New York
Philadelphia
Gorman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Adlantic Seaboard
Meteres
Boston
New York City
Funeral for Miss Frances Ler Jones in Washington Today
Miss Frances Ler Jones dies at Louise Home Sunday. Funeral at Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension Massachusetts avenue and Twelfth street northwest this morning. Rev. Dr. J Henning Nelms to conduct. Interment in Congressional Cemetery beside ancestors. Mrs Jones is daughter of Gen Walter Jones V A and descendant of Lee and Henry Lee families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Church of Ascension
Frances Ler Jones
Louise Home
Wil Ba
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Massachusetts Avenue
Twelfth Street
Ito
J. Henning Nelms
Congressional Cemetery
Mian Jones
Walter Jones
V. A
Charles Lee
Washington
Adams
Patrick, Henry
Richard Kenry Lee
Robert EL
Women Sue for Damages Against Terminal Company
Two petitions filed yesterday claim injuries from a March 6 platform jolt on a Southern Railway train at Union Station. Mrs. Dunbar seeks damages. Mrs. Clarke also alleges similar injuries. Case names Lambert Nicols & Lion as attorneys for the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whington ‘Terminal Company
Jan
E. Lambar
Nellie B. Clarke
Dunbar
Lambert, Nicols & Lion
Southern Railway
Union Staion
Clarke
Getaiway Company
Motorist Pay 100 for District 6c Versio n of Lawe
Thirteen automobile violators were brought before the district police court for violations of motor vehicle regulations. Each case lists fines and specific speeding or permit offenses including exhaust emissions and license issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aineta
Bitert
Tre Hamen
Robert BE. Mathers
sDetlow ‘Mathewson
Neceasary Nole
Pennsylvania
James Ki. Mulc
Edward ©. Griffith
William Wael
Austen H. Hurt
Raymond Klock
Ate
Fire damages home of Representative Campbell in P Street blaze
A basement fire at the residence of Representative Philip Campbell at 1726 P Street NW caused smoke and water damage and forced the Campbells to stay with Rear Admiral J. N. Hemphill for the night. A policeman on routine rounds spotted the blaze reflected in a neighboring wall and alerted the household. The fire, traced to spontaneous combustion in a refuse box, injured paintings and draperies. damage is estimated at a figure not including art losses. Campbell, a Kaneus representative, has served multiple consecutive Congresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Officers House
Pillip
Pitt Campbell
P Street
J. N. Hemphill
Polgeman Ashton
Ashton
Representative Campbell
Dorothy
Elizabeth
Helen
Colin Campbell
Coe
Campbell
Hemphill
Kaneus
Ben Hur copyright case reaches U S Supreme Court
Harper Brothers holds Gen Lew Wallace novel rights while Kalem Company claims dramatic rights in Henry Wallace heirs. Case appeals from Second Circuit over alleged infringement and damages. Attorneys for Kalem and publishers debated with film stills shown, drawing interest from justices and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Harper Bros
Klaw & Erlanger
Kaleiy Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Lew Wallaee
Supreme’ Court
Final Report on Damages From Union Station Project
Special counsel for the District submitted a year report detailing damages to property from grade changes for the Union Station construction. The attorney's resignation takes effect today. total compensation to property owners reached 373,268.30 dollars. Only three cases were referred to the corporation counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uercwled
Binclair
Union Station
Universal transfer plan eyed as city groups back half fares
The executive committee of Washington civic bodies approved a universal streetcar transfer bill with a proposed 2 12 cent fare for schoolchildren. Supporters from the Chamber of Commerce Central Labor Union and others argued over including half fares. The measure targets reciprocal transfers between companies, with police court as the enforcement venue. A public hearing before the District Commissioners was ordered and copies prepared for distribution. Washingtonians Perry and Gregory wed in Middletown Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chlains
Congress
Lea
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Foster
Qiharaber of Commerce
Friends
P. ¥. Keating
Rhode Island Avenue
Charles W. Carr
Gongresa
P. J. Ryan
Anderson Bf
Central, Labor Union
Central Labor Union
Naifiares
Milton Snelling
HB. d. Clack
Columbia Heights Chiens’ Association
McComan Hawken
Foster
Executive Committee
George W. Gall
Gail
Citizens’ Associations
Chamber’ of ‘Commerce
Retail ‘Merchants' Association
Typographical Union
Washington Ad Club
Fifteenth
Notable Names List From Multiple Hotels In Various Cities
An OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and their locations tied to hotels in Boston Raleigh Chicago New York City Philadelphia California Georgia Maine and more. The garbled text mentions many personal names including Mrs George Pullman Mr and Mrs Livingston and others with city and hotel references, forming a crowded roster-like record. The piece reads as a transfers or guest directory excerpt with scattered headings and inconsistent punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Amton
J. Folark
Raleigh
F.T. Ries
Goward H. Palmer
Willard
Cicago
W._ H. Sharp, Jr
B. Goldberg
Tiathlewal
Bobneidat
J. G. Peek
OW. Ely
George’ M. Pullmah
M. Rabigon
Artlogton
J. A. Butler Ebb
McCue
T- F. Reynolds
W. C. Bierling
Willer
Fyiladel Pagas
L. Hyman
W. Mafia
Mite
P. Livingston
de Pettiegh
Airs
M. Rivingston
Eb Bitch
W. Hood
Joseph Wealock
Alps
T. Wares
W. B
McCullough
Witted
C.M. Dewalt
St. Jame
Pitteburgh
Otto
Schaler
Shorepam
Loom
San Pranciera
Bobie
Califorsta
Yngton
Orranis
Willow Frank
Wever
San Prandteco
Wilterd
Oeoraia
Addicc
Drie
Packard
Jaber
Webb
Madleon
Dspeut
Camden
Jamon
Omio
Verdin
SeeBenans
Richmond
Meerigh
Charlottered Iy Raleigh
Agnea Crowser
Zee
Arlington
Lowe
James
Shore
Restraining order seeks sale ban in divorce case
In the District Supreme Court Julia A. Cady filed for a restraining order against Michael 3. Cady, a contractor, to prevent sale of property at 2427 N Street NW. She seeks temporary maintenance as she has left the home and now resides at 302 M Street NW, alleging domestic abuse and that the husband has income to support her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malnion Mace
District Supreme Court
Julia A. Cady
Michael
Cady
Conventions Procured by Letters Show Spending and Plans
A report to the chamber directors reveals 1912 by mail conventions cost 3405.22 with 7800 expected attendees for periods up to seven days. Several associations were secured via mail and 14 conventions via correspondence with minimal costs. The directors will discuss a plan by Robert N Harper to form a holding corporation to boost manufacturing in and near the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Chamber
D. J. Callahan
Washington
Thomas Grant
Granville-Hunt
St. Paul
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
American Conservation Congress
Brotherhod
Mall
Convention Committee
Robert N Harper
E Holding Corporation
No Ban on Minister English Divine in Radical Sermon
Philadelphia reports claim Rev Reginald John Campbell of England was barred from Washington pulpits over harsh remarks about American business. Washington ministers deny disbarment, saying his appearances are voluntary. Campbell was previously acquitted of heresy in England. local merchants protest his critique of modern business ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Reginald John Campbell
England
Npp
Association of Washington
Temple
London
Campbell
St Wan
Baltimore
Enatand
Bueinesa
Girl Hit by Salt Shaker in Beach Joke Gone Missing
A 23 year old Joseph Reynolds suffered a head wound from a glass salt shaker thrown during a joke with three girls on Ninth Street Northwest. The shaker shattered his scalp laceration as the group dispersed. Police seek the assailant described as about eight years old or so, with two companions also involved. Efforts to locate the girl responsible have failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Reynolds
Tourteenth Street
Reynolls
Richmond editor Joseph Leeds departs for Richmond
Joseph G Leeds of Richmond, editor and publisher of the Indian Apollo Sun and Richmouth Palladium, has left the New Wizard since Monday and traveled to Richmond yesterday afternoon. He was a delegate to the recent Progressive Republican conference in Chicago and had a conference in Washington with Senator La Fo Yette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G Leeds
Richmond
New Wizard
Leeds
Indianapolla Sun
Richmouth Palladium
Chicago
Walle
Washington
la Foy Jette
Halloween Night Roars Through Washington Cafes and Pages
Old and young filled the town at Halloween as dancing, costume plays, and games lit up streets and cafes. The Cafe Republique and Arcade buzzed with attendees including notable locals while pumpkins, goblins, and autumn favors adorned rooms and stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crodwé
Gates
Cate“ Republique
Harveys
Gibson
Cafe d'Republique
Cafe Republique
Thomas Gray Wylie
Paul 3. Black
A. J. McLaughlin
van Haake
Jon Gibson
Mijas Lorain Herr
A.D. Marke
Acris
Beyadir
Girl Bitten by Dog Near Bladensburg Road Incident
Mary Clark, eight, white, was playing in front of her home at 1270 Bladensburg Road yesterday afternoon when a dog owned by a neighbor bit her hand. She was brought to Dr. Warren's office at 5 Hi street northeast, where the wound was cauterized. The owner of the dog is to be arrested this morning for allowing the animal to run at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clark
Bladensburg
Nelenborg
Purse Snatching Suspects Detained After Theft
Mrs Mary Towney reported a purse theft on K Street near Twenty fifth Street yesterday afternoon. Police arrested Isabella Baker and Bessie Coleman on suspicion after reviewing a description given by the victim. both denied involvement and were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary, Towney
K Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Bessie: Coleman
Twenty-third Street
Bath
Miss Boardman Plans Tour Amid Divorce Hearings
Fragmentary OCR reports that E Woodward and Eve V Woodward face divorce proceedings. Testimony in a case tied to Richmond appears set to be heard in open court next week amid indictments and preliminary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reine Cours Peat
Woodward
V. Woodward
Dort
Wouilward
Richmond Carpanifer
Met
Years of Suffering Mins Mine Ter Lafayette Writes
A letter from Lafayette recounts three years of catarrh and blood disease with doctors and remedies failing until Rodd’s Sarsaparilla was taken. The writer claims two bottles cured him and offers the product as a remedy for others suffering similar ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Vatarrh
Stabbed man seeks revenge after hospital incident
Augustus Gros, alleged assailant in a hospital identification, clashed with another patient in Pierce Court astr night. Police arrested Gros hours later. Libbie M River and Alonzo G Repp of Big Pool wed on a Western Maryland train between Big Pool and Hagerstown this morning. The ceremony was led by Rev. J. A. Mier with the couple continuing to Baltimore for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Gros
Pierce Court
Grose
Owens
Hagerstown
Tragedy at 1613 Messy Place Ends in Coroner Verdict
Jean Chirk and Lillian Clark were found negligent in the death of their 4 year old daughter Ethel after a fire started when her dress caught on a stove. Witnesses testified the parents drank and sometimes locked children in the house. They were jailed and the survivor referred to the Board of Children's Guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Chirk
Lillian Clark
Nort
Mandey
Ethel
A.ydimnger
Broderick
Ninth Precinct
Clark Ani Nis
Hosge
Children’s
Eastern Conference Meets Elects Officers for Four Day Session
Special to The Warmington Post Suffolk Va Oct At the ninety first annual session of the Eastern Virginia Christian conference opening here today officers were elected Rev N G Newman Holland president Rev C H Rowland Nansemond vice president Rev L W Johnson Suffolk secretary Rev R H Pest Sussex assistant secretary and W H Jones Suffolk treasurer Address of welcome by Representative Edward E Holland followed by response from Rev C H Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warmington
Suffolk
Eastern Virginia Christian Conference
N. G. Newman
Holland
C. H. Rowland
Nansemond County
L W. Johnson
R. H. Pest
Sussex County
W. H. Jones
Edward E. Holland
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Frank and Eckert
Jonson Gara
Hemphlin
Ben-Hur
Supreme Court
Re.ange
Galt & Mbro
Pennsylvania Avenue
LWSBA
Genral Organisation
Frederick
Washington Post
Thomas Albert Perry
Louise Elizabeth Gregory
Washington, D. C
Middletown
This County
Lutheran Church
J. W. Zentier
Deny Campbell
Girl
Joker
Fair Trieves Salt
Raiter
Boyd Pang
Rand
A. Mery
Matty
Thm
Taney
Tool
Rajahs
Danciage Club
Mry
Mev
Selden
J. Mitchel
Walter Browne
Rade
Wes
Mary Towney
Georgetown
Child Tet
Wed Rons Fund
Welt
Hel and Miedle
Wasi Wy
Mir
Maryland
Clark
Wife Weld
Sloane
San Francisco
Saxonia
Angora
H Street
N. W
North 3954
District of Columbia
Manhattan
Laundry Co
Fla. Ave
Wis. Ave
Casfelberg
Mander
Mark
New York Ave
Hitz
Ons. Laundry Co
Colonial
AL Ghiee
Loan & Trust Tc
John F. Bills & Co
Chloe Ofa Lansburgh
California
Paderewski
Victrola
Vahe Brilliante
Chopir Menvet
G—Paderewski
DROOP
Post Want
Kereea
Ask Potomac Electric Power Co
Deal & Ct Co
Ieee
Boyle-Robertson Construction Company
Washington, D
Gil
E. B. Boyle
Re Boy LI
Robbrtron
Obert
C.” Howard
Adnul Jan See ‘Freer
F. B. McGuire
Harry A. Hegarty
Wie
Jam D. Denahan
Michael M- Doyle
James B. Flyne
Aunduneet
Natonal
Bane BuiupiNe
Seventh Street
Catenes
Rufus H. Darby Printsig Co
Milburm, Heister
Architegts
Washington, D.C
Gious
Romle- Bon
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