New Law Expands Night Barroom Clean-Up Access
Washington excise board enacts hours for licensees and employees to enter barrooms after hours for cleaning and maintenance, with prohibitions on intoxicants. Several renewals rejected. West Washington Hotel license granted after hearing. List of refused applications includes bars on New Jersey and Fourteenth streets, Montana Avenue, and multiple northwest addresses. Public hearings concluded as law takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington
Washinon
Excire Board
Excize Board
Action Lfa
Burrdoma
Lcensees
Leensees
Joseph T. Schladt
Wisconsin Avenue
Georgetown
Julius JT. Peyser
Schladt
A. KE. Shoemaker
Antisaloon League
Conrad FL Grieb
Fourteenth Street
Frederick Exley
Hl Keno Hotel Company, Inc
New Jersey Avenue
W. P. Sheehan
Owen FH. Allen
Pennsylvania
Charles Buecher
John A. Pfaff
Patrick J. Whelihan
Wine View Pleasure Club
Victor
Frank
Montana Avenue
Brentwood Road
Michael H. Scanlon
Ninth Street
Slaun Mensh
Louisiana Avenue
Charles, Kraemer
Seventh Street
Patrick and
James Loftus
E Stract Sorthwest
Robert Lee O'Brien
Fredoniad
H Street
Charles H. Morris
E Street
James C. Hartnett
Eleventh Street
Café Republique
Fifteenth
F Streets
George W. Coldenstroth
Pennsylvania Avenue
Snarta Club
Wholesale
Monumental Brewing Company
Rhode Island Avenue
Harry H. Hollander
Rejoin
H. Berger
Firat
Charles Rauscher
Dover rights waived in Virginia will probates
Alfred GB Grunwell died October 2 at his Virginia country home aged 79 and his will filed in probate states the entire estate goes to widow Jane E Grinnell with a remarrying clause. A codicil from August 16 1913 awards the widow one sixth of yearly income. Thomas F Tuohy died October 3 leaving his estate to widow Annie Tuohy as executrix. The widow of Rev Thomas K Hoble who died October last is offered for probate with January 4 1913 dated will leaving property to Esther F Hoble.
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Alfred GB. Grunwell
Virginia
Jane E. Grinnell
Thomas F. Tuohy
Annie Tuohy
Thomas K. Hobte
Esther F. Hoble
McKee Reelected President of Washington Credit Men
J H McKee was reelected president of the Washington Credit Men's Association at the annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce. Officers elected include Arthur J May vice president and directors J Henry Carl Mueller L F Valentine Floyd Davis. New director Floyd Davis fills vacancy caused by R A Walker’s death. Secretary Thomas Grant reports 43 members and frequent inquiries about credit and coronations. McKee aims to push membership past 100 with weekly luncheons and monthly meeting discussions led by A J May Howard Phillips C J Bowman. Committees appointed for auditing and meeting planning.
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J. H. McKee
Washington Credit Men's Association
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur J. May
E. B. Adaing
J. Henry
Carl Mueller
L. F. Valentine
Floyd Davis
Mr. Davie
R.A. Walker
B. B. Harnshaw
W. T. Galbber
H. T. Offferdinger
John Poole
C. Redman
Thomas Grant
McKee
A. J. May
E. B. Adallins
Howard Philips
C. J. Bowman
Washington
A. G. Clapham
Damages Sought in Multiple Damage Suits
The Capital Traction Company faces $20,000 in alleged deafness damages after a pedestrian collision. Altemus grocer 2440 Fentedgin Street Northwest sued for $10,000 for injuries to Marion C. Wilts from a folding box in a store. Grafton Duvall, suing through Mary Isivall, seeks $16,008 from Kennedy Brothers for injuries when scaffolding fell on him during employment.
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Capital Traction Company
Ith Trested Har Corporation
Supreme Court
W. J. Lambert
L. 2
Loving Leorge
Altemus
Fentedgin Street
Marion C. Wilts
M. J. Colbert
Allemus
District Supreme Court
A. &. Webb
Grafton
Mrs. M. A. Houghton Dies Suddenly at Homeopathic Hospital
Minnie A. Houghton of Glen Echo Maryland former Washington resident died yesterday after operation complications at Homeopathic Hospital. Survived by husband Arthur J. Houghton and two sons Arthur and Dr Harry W Houghton. Born May 2 1858 in Natick Massachusetts daughter of Amory H and Mary Sutherland Shattuck. Funeral today at 2 pm at Dr H W Houghton’s home 184 Belmont Road NW with interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Rush Work at Panama to Cut Through Cucaracha Barrier
Engineers toil through night to breach the Cucaracha slide, the last obstacle to Panama Canal navigation after the Gamboa dike blast. Three shifts of men labor around the clock, yet new earth often collapses overnight. A rising Gatun Lake has lifted the daily water flow to about 7,000,000 cubic feet, allowing Pacific entrance for steam dredges to operate on the barrier.
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Cucaracha Slide
Panama Canal
Gamboa Dike
Isthmus
New Earth
Gatun Lake
Pacific
Postal savings cards and stamps debut in Washington
Postal savings cards and stamps go on sale in Washington on November 3 in 36 more places to spur small savings. Washington becomes the first city to test the new method, with plans to expand if successful. Cards, issued for one cent, will hold nine ten-cent stamps and exchangeable for a savings certificate bearing 2 percent interest per year.
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Washington
German Ambassador Announces Spring Start for 800000 Embassy
Count Von Bernstorf returning to the capital from a long overseas trip said work on the 800000 German embassy on Twenty second Street west of Phelps Place will start in spring with April as the understood month. He called on Secretary Bryan at the State Department upon arrival. Accompanying him was Countess von Bernstorf, once Jeanne Lackmeyer of New York, noted as a popular hostess of the diplomatic corps.
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Count von Bernstorf
Phelps Place
Count von Bernsternt
State Department
Bryan
von Bernstorff
Europe
Countess von Bernstorff
Jeanne Lackmeyer
New York
Diplomatic Corps
Keiths Return Next Spring After Florida Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs B F Keith wed in the city on the bridegrooms private yacht and plan to return north in spring. They will occupy a top New York area residence near Keiths theatrical HQ. Rumor that the brides father joined the honeymoon and stayed in Florida was denied. Mrs Chase the brides mother leaves for Sparta Ohio today.
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Florida
B. F. Keith
New York City
Keith
Kase
Many Poultry Show Cups Set for National Rifles Exhibition
Capital Poultry and Pigeon Association mapped the annual show at National Rifles Armory Hall from December 2 with 50 cups to be awarded by the poultry department and 7 special prizes. RR. D. Lillie presided. the meeting also announced an annual cat show on the same date at Kramer’s, 916 F street, with about cups in prizes to be distributed.
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Capital Poultry and Pigeon Association
Public Library
National Rifles Armory
D. Lillie
Kramer
F Street
City Bulletins Double Feature Tolay Va Stars
Tolay Virginia hosts a double feature screening at lines B17 1th. The She Woit and Greater Love are listed as attractions with showtimes noted in a brief city bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolay, Va
Convicted Couple Sentenced Under New Code In District Court
Carmen J. Der Reiga and her husband Tonia R. Diehl became the first in the district Criminal Court to be convicted under the new code making it a crime to convert trusted property for personal use. Chief Justice Clabaugh sentenced each to one year in prison. Diehl was convicted of converting to her own use a $250 diamond ring owned by William F. Thomas, a local sightseeing automobile business operator, who testified the ring was torn from him during a joy ride.
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Carmen J. der Reiga
Tonia R. Diehl
District Criminal Court
Csotle
Clabaugh
William FE. Thomas
Dr Twosood Before Court For Manslaughter Charge
Dr Merton L Twogood was arraigned in the District Criminal Court on a manslaughter charge after he ran down Gladys Frailey, daughter of Attorney Charles L Frailey, near Columbia road and Mintwood Place. The child died the same day from injuries. Chief Justice Cia Baugh heard the plea of not guilty. the reading of the indictment was waived through attorney A A Birney.
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Merton Il. Twogood
District Criminal Court
Twogood
Gladys Frailey
Charles L. Frailey
Columbia Road
Mintwood Place
Ciabaugh
A. A. Birney
Pastor Hussein Preaches on Fatal Ambition at Washington Temple
Pastor Charles J. Hussein leads Sunday service at the Washington Temple Congregation in the new Masonic Temple. He will deliver a sermon titled Fatal Ambition on Noble Ambition at 3 p.m. It is his only Washington appearance this month as he travels to other cities for remaining Sundays.
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Temple
Russell
Charles J. Hussein
Washington
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Sake Company
Pastor Russell
Hobse
Brington Temple VV
Congregation New Masonic Temple
Burchell
Accident Dept
Life Dept
Hartford, Conn
M. Leroy Goff
Excise Board
NEW Law
DOVER
Alfred B. Grunwell
Sunday Post
Elsie Janis
Jania
Janis
THE
M'Kee
M. A. Houghton
the Homeopathic Hospital
Panama
Hahn
WM. Hahn & Cos
Pa. Ave
N. W
Keiths
Palace
Friends of
National Rifles Hall
City Bulletins
Carmen del Reiga
BOND
Washington Brewery Coo
Germany
Darus
DR. Twosood
Mae
Asif
Ask Potomac Electric Power Co
Trikce Albert Aed
Fda
Hoda Its
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
MIB Sunday Post
Naver Mangpoods
Byron
Adams
Sir
Sa.n
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