LAWMAKERS AT ODDS OVER LIVE UNDER THE LAW
In Alexandria at a city council session the aldermen adjourned without notice while Brockett denounced the board and urged that vacancies on the police and school boards be filled. He foreshadowed a joint session in two weeks and pressed gas main and school financing issues amid routine ordinances and a $50,000 loan plan. The annex case against Fairfax and the chamber of commerce actions dominated local business concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockett
Court of Appeals
Richmond
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Board of Police Commissioners
Hae
Council
Bryan
Committee On School and Finance
Sarah M Baggett
Alexandria County
L. H. Thompson
P M. Bradshaw
Carroll Pierce
Thomas Carter
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Fairfax Counties
Bennett T Gordon
Nelson County
S. P. Fisher
Commonwealth
Brent
John M. Johnson
Fairfax County
C. Vernon Ford
Moore, Barbour, Keith, & McCandish
White Commonwealth
Arandal Mackey
Gev. A
J. Montague
R. Lynch Montague
Missouri Society to Meet in 1914 15 Season
The Missouri Society will hold its first regular monthly meeting for 1914-15 at Rauscher's on Saturday evening A M Dockery will deliver an address A musical and literary program will be rendered and flowers and decorations will be discussed Get Guide's estimate for flowers and decorations also noted Harvey's originator of steamed oysters advertised Shaffer arranges wedding decor and new atora 3001s.
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Missouri Society
Rausehher
M. Dockery
Prison terms totaling 129 years set for 28 offenders
Twenty eight men sentenced by Chief Justice Covington in Criminal Court No 1 to prison terms aggregating 12 years will be sent to the Atlanta Federal penitentiary next Friday. Sentences run from one year to fifteen years, naming defendants such as George Willams James Imon Ernest Golden John Jenkins Arthur Ogden Philip Baker Random Williams Arthur Tabba Paul H Cadle Charles Jefferson Arthur Fletcher Clarence Washington Richard Powell John Burgess George Hoston Charles M Thompson George Aletandoer W H jam Dorsey Ernest Magee William Washington Leonard Marshall Arthur Doracy John Green James Braxton Theodore Taylor James Stepheney Wadker Scott Charles Randolph.
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Covington
Atlanta
George Willams
James &Imon
Ernest Golden
John Jenkins
Arthur Ogden
Philip Baker
Random Williams
Arthur Tabba
Paul H. Cadle
Charles Jefferson
Arthur Fletcher
Clarence Washington
Richard Powell
John Burgess
George Hoston
Charles M. Thompson
George Aletandoer
Whe Jam Dorsey
Ernest Magee
Wiliam Washington
Leonard Marshall
Arthur Doracy
John Green
James Braxton
Theodore Taylor
James Stepheney
Wadkér Scott
Charles Randolph
Banquet Planned On Civil Pensions For Navy Yard Workers
Committees finalize plans for a December banquet open to Washington navy yard employees. Prominent speakers will discuss civil pensions as a labor priority with all sides heard. Organizers include General committee chair J. W. McConnell and secretary C. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Navy Yard
J. W. Mec Connell
W. B. Smoot
Arthur B. Suit
C. Reed
J F McGuire
Arthur B Suit
C. B H. Reed
W. R. Adams
W Parker
C. A Cghism
Andrew Janson
Walter J. White
D. J. Jones
Banquet
C. C. Love
Harry Rigby
Bernard Ladd
W. Crawford
H. C. Lybrand
G. Forman
W. J
Will readings reveal multiple estates and heirs
Probate papers list Serepta C McLaughlin leaving her entire estate to sons Frank E and Dr Henry W McLaughlin with contingent grandchildren Cornelia Stapleton and Anna Carpenter. Executors named Ringgold Hart. Separate entries note George W Kreamer’s 1910 will to siblings and Ada Morris, and Ligne Freedman of 1914 leaving property to husband Charles Freedman and son Albert with shared life use and executors.
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Serepta C. McLaughlin
Frank E. Mcclaughlin
Henry W. McLaughin
Marmetta
Ohio
Cornelia Stapleton
Saginaw
Mich
Anna Carpenter
Fair Grove
Ringgold Hart
George W. Kreamer
Frank Kreamer
Edward Kreamer
Joseph Kreamer
Elizabeth Morris
Ada V. Dellinger
Lillian M. Cromelin
Ada
Charles W Morris
Kreamer
Ligne Freedman
E Street Northwest
Charles A. Freedman
Albert L. Freedman
Constellation to Return to Newport for Training Needs
Secretary Daniels informed District commissioners that the frigate Constellation, now at the Washington navy yard, must return to Newport Rhode Island training station. He cites its use in housing young officers and warrant officers, producing significant government savings versus keeping her at Washington. He regrets not meeting the citizens and commissioners on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Constellation
Navy Yard
Newport
R. 1
Naval Training Station
Washington Navy Yard
Doctor Supplee Named Resident Physician at GWU Hospital
Art WW Supplee has been appointed resident physician at George Washington University Hospital succeeding Dr R I de Baussure who resigns to return to South Carolina to practice. Supplee graduated from GWU Medical School last spring and last summer served as an intern at the hospital. He earned the second highest percentage in the District medical practice admission examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar T
Supplee
George Washington University Hospital
R. I de Baussure
South Carolina
Medical School of
George, Washington University
Jury Awards Damages Against Washington Railway Company
In Circuit Court yesterday Justice Stafford presiding Thomas B. Kramer awarded 3000 damages after falling from a footboard while signaling for a stop. Kramer sought 10000. Attorneys Leahy Baker and Hoover appeared for both sides.
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Circuit Court No
Justice Stafford
Tr. Thomas B. Kramer
Washington Railway and Electric Company
William Leahy
I. W. Baker
Dr. Kramer
George P. Hoover
Thomas ¥. Walsh
Justice Gould
Walsh
Cebin John
L. A. Bailey
William F. Columbus
William G. Johnston
Band Concert Today at United States Soldiers Home Band
This afternoon at 9.90 o'clock the United States Soldiers Home Band performs in the bandstand under director Lois S. M. Zimmerman. Program includes Entry of the Gladiators, The Hermit's Bell, Marche Militaire, The Red Widow, The Stars and Stripes, and a finale from Lysistrata among others.
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United States
Lois S. M. Zimmerman
Rossy
Ban on cattle shipments amid foot and mouth disease fear
Commissioners enact a broad quarantine to curb Maryland cattle flow into the District as health officials and Agriculture Department representatives push for a formal regulation. Dairy products inspectors monitor markets while John H Sherman enforces federal measures and advises boiling milk to protect consumers.
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Maryland
Health Department
Department of Agriculture
Department of Weights, Measures and Markets
Bicycle Corps
Bureau of Animal Industry
John H Sherman
William Woodward
Lie District
Deferred Transfers Hearing Postponed In District
Absence of Commissioner Newman delaying the utilities commission hearing on reciprocal transfers between Capital Traction Company and Washington and Maryland Railway at Fourteenth and Kennedy streets. The hearing now set for next Tuesday morning will not address general transfer powers but will follow property valuations by the commission's valuation bureau, with valuations expected to finish next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Philadelphia
Public Utilities Commission
Fourteenth
Kennedy Streets
Capital Traction J Company
Washington and Maryland Railway Company
Births Reported In Local News Ledger
A list of newborns announced by various couples includes Lee and Amelia Martin with a girl, William Millar and Lillian Millar with a boy, Percy Tassor and Hattie Tassor with a girl, Charles Cumberland and Belle Cumberland with a girl, John Sheehan and Mary Sheehan with a girl, Max Greenstein and Annie Greenstein with a girl, Andrew Bernard and Eileen Bernard with a boy, Satowel Brewer and Minnie Brewer with a girl, Arthur Harlow and Mary Harlow with a girl, J Wo Harlow and Mary Harlow with a boy, Edward Hirijan and Alice Hirijan with a boy, Joseph Duffin and Saville Duffin with a girl, George Emmans and Gladys Emmans with a boy, Homer Tripp and Martha Tripp with a boy, Las Wand and Fannie Myers with a girl and Margaret Paulsen with a girl, C Guamo and Emma Guamo with a boy, Elijah Fry and Ella Fry with a boy, John Thern and Gertrude Thern with a boy, Frederick Ro and Emma Magrodér with a boy, Joseph Thomas and Kessie Thomas with a girl, Arthur Brooks and Tandonia Brooks with a boy, Walter Barringer and Marie Barringer with a boy, John King and Isabelle King with a boy, John Diggs and Elizabeth Diggs with a boy, Robert Brown and Gertrude Brown with a girl, Hubert Taylor and Annie Taylor with a boy.
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Joseph and
Saville Duffin
George H. Ant
Gladys
Emmans
Homer
Martha VY
Tripp
Las Wand Fannie Myers
Margaret I. Paulsen
Emma E Guamo
Elijah
Ella Fry
John L
Gertrude Thern
Frederick Ro
Emma Magrodér
Joseph Te
Kessie Thomas
Arthur
Tandonia Brooks
Walter and
Marie Barringer
Johnlend Isabelle King
John and
Elizabeth Diggs
Robert and
Gertrude Brown
Hubert and
Annie Taylor
Licensed Marriages Listed from Various Cities
A series of marriage listings appear featuring couples including Oley H Morgan aged 30 wed to Anna M Sproessay 19, and Cleone T Riley 21 with James C Crampton 23. Other pairs include Norman E Davis 9, Roger J Sancer 40, and Car rie I Ridgely 26, with multiple reverends officiating in Lisbon Baltimore and Washington areas.
Opens Relief Headquarters For Belgium Aid In Washington
The Belgium relief committee opens a reception station at the Crip building 42 Eleventh street NW to take money clothing and foodstuffs for Belgium. Mrs John A Logan chairs with Emmanuel Havenith as central fund president. donations cash and goods are urged with perishable foods excluded. Washington women volunteer to help and local firms supply coal heat light and furniture.
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Belgium Relief Committee
Eleventh Street
T. ©. Dantela
John A. Logan
Emmanuel Havenith
Belgian Reef Fund
Belgium
B. Price
Wycliffe Rose
Rockefeller Foundation
Mra. Logan
Washington
J. Maury Dove
Washington Gasheht Company
Moses & Co
Best
Benefit by Welfare Club at Woodward & Lothrop
The A M E L Welfare Club of Woodward & Lothrop employees held a Saturday evening program in the store auditorium with the Weakly Orchestra providing music. A permanent committee oversaw the event, refreshments were served, and the affair netted a substantial sum for the club to aid employees in need. The event honored Alvin Lothrop, senior partner, whose memory and generous life inspired support for others.
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Woodward & Lothrop Organization
A.mel
Woodward & Lothrop
Fred E Woodward
Fronani
Comfort
John F Pyle
Jasper
C. L. Taylor
Reobinetta
George B Ostermazer
Misa Maud Adams
M Koche
M. McIntyre
Misa Ruth Henry
Mollie Johnson
Mise E. Embury
E. Breacher
Mins A Nufer
Mias B Proctor
G Wartel
E McClain
A Driscoll
Washinton bankers pledge to aid cotton pool in South
Washington bankers planned to subscribe to a $1,000,000 cotton relief pool for Southern planters. Local banks would decide to participate, with assurances from authorities that most national banks in the city and several savings banks intended to join. William J. Flather, head of the Wash ington committee, noted replies from a majority of banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washimpton
William J. Flather
Washington
Funeral of Mrs E S Noyes in Rock Creek Cemetery
Funeral services for Elizabeth S Noyes mother of Theodore W Noyes will be held at 1730 New Hampshire Avenue NW. The Rev C Ernest Smith of St Thomas Episcopal Church will officiate with burial in Rock Creek Cemetery beside her husband Crosby S Noyes and son. Acting pallbearers include Fleming Newbold Rudolph Kauffmann Victor Kauffmann Beale R Howard G A Lyon and Henry Hanford. Honorary pallbearers listed. Cleaning House and Senate. Uncle Sam's full housecleaning began yesterday as workmen move through Capitol for December session preparations.
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Theodore W. Noyes
Rock Creek
Elizabeth S Noyes
Theodore W Noyes
New Hampshire Avenue
C Ernest Smith
St Thomas Episcopal Church
Turial
Rock Creek Cemetery
Crosby S Noyes
Fleming Newbold
Rudolph Kauffmann
Victor Kauffmann
Beale R. Howard
G A Lyon
Henry Hanford
Frank Richardson
R L Hoxie
John M Wilson
R Ross Perry
H. J. Stellwagen
John Co. Simpson
Henry C Dav
William H. Singleton
T. H. Warner
House
Senate
Uncle Sam
Capitol
Congress
Deaths Reported In City Hospitals
Veronica McCarthy six months at Children’s Hospital Sarah Adams fifty years Emergency Hospital Laura Piper seventy three at WS Vt avenue Georgians Weathersead fifty three at 404 4th Antonie Grmbegott five months at Children’s Hospital James Hunter sixty four at Geo Wash Hospital Elizabeth Noyes afi years E720 N A are William Nichols three dollars Fra Govt Hospital for the Insane Elizabeth Lewis seventy one at 1227 6th et aw Susan Fisher sixty three at Govt Hospital for the Insane Anna Tolisver forty nine days pela 7th at nw John WN Skloner eighty five years 1115 South th street nw Lafayette McNeal four years Freedmen’s Home SE
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Veronica McCarthy
Sarah
Adams
Laura J. Piper
Vt Ave
Antonie Grmbegott
James A Hunter
Geo Wash
Elizabeth S Noyes
N. A
William Nichols
Govt
Elizabeth Lewis
Susan Fisher
Anna EL. Tolisver
Pela
John WN. Skloner
Lafayette McNeal
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Maxine Goop
American Hosiery Co
Norfolk
New Brunswick
Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Dr. A. Reed
Wong
Dr A. Do
P. Smith
Shes Cov
Mies, Prises
Srerberichs
Shoe House
7Th St
Penna. Ave
Chrismas Oby
Byron
Phe
C. A. Muddiman & CO
Berkeley
Ewappaper
Iphiye
Jone
Apearly
Mad Accurately
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
11Th St
Lawmakers
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
James T. Preston
Commercial Bodies of
Virginia
Lynchburg
Clarence Brent Snowden
Edgar Snowden
Alexandria Gazette
Arthur Snowden
Snowden
John H
Lucy Brent
Lewis
Baltimore
Magnus M. Lewis
Metschmann
Roey
Alva Aefle, No. ST
Order of Eagles
Harrisonburg
Washington Memorial Lodge of Perfection
Page Company
Justice McCoy
District Supreme Court
Georges Lt. Whitford
P. W. Page
Page Construction Company
Hibbs
Page
Whitford
J. Willams
Aseets
KK Street
Stateenth Street
Sestor Eduardo Suarez
SeBara Suares
Gude
City Bulletins
Harvey
Shaffer
Atora
F. F. Va
D. C
T. F. Walsh
Crippa
E. S. Noyes
Jardin de Danse
Mabel Fairfax U
Femont
Col
Goldsmith & Son Chas.a
Goldsmith Jewelera
St. N. W
Columbia School of Dancing
Harvard Columbia
Lulu Fado
Fox Trot
Tanuo
de Danse Studio
Atlantic City
Wyndham Bros
Eny
Naval Lodge Hall
4Th
Pa. Ave
Mabel Fairfax
Chevy Chase Lake
I . c. Quane
C. H. Hodgson
Geo Aw
Booth—Loggins
Bend-eesy
Soie
N. W
the Post
D. J. O'Connell
Anef Womes
F Street
Royal Pilsen
Aqner-Drury Brewing Company
Washington, D. C
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Th Parker
Lees
Heurich Brewing
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