Still Asking License Three Allowed Under Law
Still asking license as three allowed under the Jones Works excise law. Miller Bros plan entrance relocation to fourteenth street. Retail and wholesale applicants flood office after board rejection. numerous addresses and names listed in pursuit of new or relocated licenses. A verdict against the District awards Mrs. Lingquist $758 for a fall over a gate at 111 C Street Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Bros
Fourteenth Street
E Street
the Excise Band
Themu
Jones-Works
Waldo Hiths
Ko Miller
Tifteenth Stretcs
Four Tenth Street
12 Street
Bush
Louis Bush
ED Street
Eleventh Street
Robert Allen
Fourteenth Street Northwest
John J. Fhinagan
New Jersey Avenue
Jacob Bruegger
Seventh Street Northwest
Ninth Street
Daniel F Subway
Capitol Street
Martin Busch
H Street
Revend Street
George K. Reed
Pennaylivania Avenue
Harry T Metzlae
Pennsylvania Avenue
Barbara Keener
Michael Rafters
FE Street
Waillkran Fahey
Twentieth Street
Jacob Kronheim
Alexander C. MacLennen
Thirteenth Street
Moses A. Dade
Carl Hammell
Tenth Street
Aotratin
G Street
Susan Lingulat
District of Columbia
William H .H. Allen
Circuit Court No 2
Justice Stafford
Lingulst
C Street
R. B. Behrend
Lingvist
Walter Clephane
Allen
Oysters and Dine At Phia Oyster & Chop House
Local ad fragment touts cleaning by Hinkel and low prices popular hoarding Sekhnal of Tristala. Promotes Single Fried Oysters as specialty. Mentions 613 titth street and Flarvey's post theater shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phia
Oyster & Chop House
Tith ‘St
Street
Lews Einowiz
LICENSE CLERKS KEPT BUSY IN MU N Municipal BUILDING
Hundreds of applicants stormed the municipal building to secure miscellaneous licenses after November 1 payments began. Clerk stated the day set a record for office business with fees totaling 4,376.10. Many licenses remain unclaimed. liquor licenses few, auctioneers apothecaries hotels real estate agents among required permits.
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Heenge
Clerke
Lund Drooms
Bettors Not Accomplices in Yard Bookmaking Case
Porter T. Taylor, a former employee of the navy yard, had his conviction for bookmaking and rating bets affirmed by Associate Justice Van Misfel in the District Court of Appeals. The ruling centers on whether the prosecuting witness’s testimony from an accomplice could be uncorroborated. The court held that two wagerers on a race are not accomplices and emphasized distinct purposes in unlawful acts. Taylor was arrested in a raid on navy yard bookmakers and gamesters.
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Porter T. Taylor
Anys Yard
ERCOR
van Misflel
District Court of Appeals
Paylor
Atto Baker
Thomas
Bradiag
Mukite
Justice van Oradel
Taylor
Attesed Navy Yard
Gamesters
Pulice News LF OW
New Trial Granted for Billings in Interior Department Theft
James Billys Billings, convicted in Criminal Court No 1 of robbing Charles K. Clements, a Department of the Interior disbursing officer, of nearly $1090, is granted a new trial by the District Court of Appeals. Associate Justice Rabb notes the evidence was largely prejudicial and strains to convict, ordering a fair trial. Billings, once called a man of mystery, is described by counsel as a well-to-do Ohio hotel proprietor facing police persecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James* Billys
Charles K. Clements
Department of the Interior
Patent Office
Clabaugh
District Court of Appeals
Rabb
Billings
Billinga
Beupretenl
Ohio
Licensed to Marry in Many Pairs Across States
A list of marriage licenses shows numerous couples from Hartimore Michigan Washington District of Columbia Lancaster City Maryland Mount Rainier and nearby areas. Names include Gorton Te Grey Minne Bretton Merrill Whittlesey Laura Wirth Bethesda and Jeannette Gengley with ages ranging from teens to mid forties. Clergy figures Rev Schroeder Rev Montgomery Rev Maranatti Rev McLain and Rev Brickley are named alongside brides and grooms such as Mary Helen Hendrick Ito Teegane and Harriet Shannon plus several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorton Te Grey
Minne B. Bretton
Hartimore
Ler. J
Montgomery
Merrill W. Whittlesey
Mary
Ifez
Bev
Corbett
Weary W. Pettit
Annie Kt. Lawson
Ter
MS McCoy
Gotleib R. Fads
Washington, D. C
Laura Wirth
Lancaster City
H. Schroeder
Nosh Lee Elaworth
Mary Unga Hansen
Bethesda
A. V. Maranatt
Caleb Witlard Camalier
Lottie Lillian Pemberton
Hila FE
Sanders
the Key
C. M. Bari Charles
Rattimore
Myrele Evans
Mount Rainier
Rey
J. L. McLain
William Alexander Rord
Harriet M. Shannon
Washington
Rex Bernard Braskamn
Births Reported In Local News Record
Abraham and Tatella Flax report a girl born to Jay W and Men Wintner. William Fro and Emma Andrews announce a boy. Sidney Bo and Martha EB Bishop, Albert Sco Wabel L Springman, Edward Wand Eehol WooMilter, Raymond BR and dna M a have a boy. Penakiinata Sadie WRITE, Edward Mo and Blue S Lewis announce a girl. Jehan Wl and Oshara welcome a boy. James Boo and Catherlan Vi Kessler report a girl. Samuel II and Winnie A Bresnan announce a daughter. William and Josephine Kron report a girl. Joseph and Ia Feinberg announce a girl. Louis Ho and Carl BE Minor announce a boy. Albert and Alberta Dyson report a boy. Decar and Anna A. Procter report a girl.
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Abraham
Tatella Flax
Jay W
Wintner
Girt
William Fro
Emma i Andrews
Sidney Bo
Martha
Bishop
Albert Sco
Wabel L Springman
Edward Wand
Eehol WooMilter Bas
Raymond BR
Dna M. A
Penakiinata
Sadie
Edward Mo
Blue S Lewis
Jarben TH
Isabelle Mo Harman
Bay
Jehan Wl
Oshara
Hey
Jamea Boo
Deaths Reported In City Hospitals Across Ages
A list of deaths announced in local hospitals includes Mollie V. Aiken 74 from Washington Home for Incurables Celie V. Reddick 63 from Lexington Place and Henrietta Adarmarfeld 45 at a hospital Others include Rosana Winter 2 years Freedmen’s Hospital and James Wright 19 at Government Hospital For The Thane Names show ages and street addresses across Lincoln Avenue 14th Street NW Gallinger Hospital Providence Hospital and more
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Ernest “Ehmid
Fairmont St
Mollie V. Aiken
Het Lincoln
Sarai’ FE
William 4
Spencer
Thelma K
Meradden
Post
Elijah J. Teague
Igertha Volasky
6Th
Alesander Walker
Jane N. Yerby
Arnie Melton
Louise Doch
Freedmen’s Hospital
Roscoe Bradford
Fost
Sronie V. Reeve
Colden St
George W. Berry
Paulel Scott
Galtinger Hospital
Martha Watson
Wiliam
Duntan
George Cuprus
Providence Tlospital
George W Faison
Four Elopes In Capital Marriages At Baltimore
Two Washington couples ran away to wed after defying parental wishes. Miss Lilliam Adams aided in Crandal Mackey’s car start, rode to Baltimore with F. Woods and were married before returning home, while Norman D Brooke and Harrett Pruitt announced their plans to a newspaper, wed in Baltimore with Rev Samuel St White officiating, and then apologized to their families. Brooke is 21 and Pruitt 18. they first met five years ago in a public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilliam Adame
Falls Church
Crandal Mackey
Troi
Baltimore
F. Woods
Ort Myer
Norman Dunbar Brooke
Thirteenth Street
Miss Harrett Pruitt
Sixth Street
Trowkyitte
Fev
Police Notes Highlight Local Robberies And Accidents
Police notes report robberies including two lavadlieres and a cameo from Ses Mitchell on Twelfth Street NW, a blue chinchilla overcoat, clothing, a laprobe, and a gold breastpin belonging to Clara Gregor. Also listed are a boy injured fetching milk, a coroner’s verdict on a department store elevator death, a wagon collision with a Capital Traction car, lamp post damage, elevator injuries at Van Courtlandt, and several fires and thefts including a pocketbook loss on Ninth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ses Mitchell
Twelfth Street
Fourteenth Street
Joseph Lochkhead
Ho Street
Ezra Collins
G. K. Lamb
M Street
Clara Gregor
New Jersey Avenue
New Navy Yard Commandant Named for Washington Vessel
NEW NAVY YARD COMMANDANT Capt. E W Eberle detached from the cruiser Washington in Dominican waters and assigned as commandant of the Washington navy yard and gun factory. Capt. Fillery P Jones to Newport for Naval War College. Commander la Beach to become captain in December and relieve Capt. Eberte. The cruiser Washington to become flagship of the cruiser squadron under Rear Admiral Capertan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W. Eberle
Washington
Dominican
Washington Navy Yard
Fillery P Jones
Naval War College
Newport
la Beach
Eberte
Capertan
Flood in China Spreads Affects Million People
Official dispatches from Peking report Huai River flood spreading in China’s Hwnoat district, with about 1,000,000 people affected. The Court of Appeals affirmed District Supreme Court actions denying a mandamus to compel purchase of land for Rhodes Stand Avenue extension, saying Congressional authorization would be needed.
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Huai River
American Tegation
Peking
Hwnoat River
Chinai
Court of
Appeaio Yester
District Supreme Court
District Commissioners
City and Suburban Railway
Rhodes Stand Avenue
Congress
War aid plea and temple meeting report
The Reader Earle Wolfley led a Washington Temple gathering as pastor Willey urged broader religious aims to inspire art and science amid war. Abram Simon pressed fundraising for war stricken Jews in Europe, while others discussed legal trials and church affairs with focus on Palestine and tensions from the European conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Wolfley
Vermont Avenue
Europe
Fie
Palsetine
Turkey
Ormon Alga
Max Mordau
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Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Bevel
C. A. Muddiman & CO
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Noamtaimed
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Criterion
John Ft. Erowlay
Byron S. Adams
Wright
MT Large Awe
H. N. D. Parker
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
11Th St
Vermigsion
Ernat Loffter
Bladensburg Road
Martin Sari
George FE. Ruhl
George E. Hohmann
L Street
Heenae
Fifth Street
City Bulletins
Tel M
Tristala
Flarvey
Mont
Shaffer
J. Edger Robinnsen
Harvey’s Souper
Columbia School of Dancing
Idars Srd
Columbia
Lille
St. Aw
Wyndham Bros
Ste
Naval Lodge Halliath and
Paavese
Wodera Danc
Shane
J. WN
Justice van Orsdel
Clements
Washington Public
Tor
Vearm
M. Goldsmith & Son Chas. A. Goldsmith Jewelers
F St. N. W
Patr Prem
Virginia
W. D. Brooke
Miss Pruitt
Capital
Rockville
Police
Michael F. Lynch
Tenth
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William H. Dunlop
W. Ammer & Co
Fifth
Sixth Streets
James Thomas
Capital Traction Company
Eiskth
Embry
Emim
van Courtland
Bems
Freedmet's Hospital
Albert Fo Werilg
Arc Department
Lamont Street
George Sullivan
Mings Place
Thomas Scott
Mra M Williams
Hive Wo Harvey
T Street
Streets
Hills
Ous
Masonic Temple
New York Avenue
Carter Clothing Company
George Straus & Co., Inc
Penna. Ave
Ares
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W. BE. Bouglas
W. EL. Douglas
Brockton, Mass
Ove
L. Douglas Moon
Mali
Wldguglas
Spark St
Brockton, Maas
L. Douglas
New Navy Yard
Eberle
Jones
China
Dr. Wilfley
Hebrew Temple Sisterhood
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Theaagheur Uly Counts
Wasdso En Artic
Tiel Dle
Abram Same
Walter J. Burke
Western Union
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Western Union Telegraph CO
Elk Grove
Golden & Co
la. Ave
Royal Pilsen
Abner-Drury Brewing
Washington, I
National Electrical Supply Co
Mees
Berkeley Rye Binky Street