Washington to get 15000-seat convention hall near Union Station
W E Dentinger announces a $560000 financing plan and $159000 site purchase for a brick building on M Street Northeast near Union Station. The project aims to rise 3 stories at the front with a 15,000 seating capacity and potential expansion to 26,000, with stock offerings at $5 and a 27-man board of directors including 12 Washingtonians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enterprise
M Street
Third
Fourth Streets
Union Station
Willette E Dentinger
Frank G. Pierson
New York
William A. Kimmel
Dentinger
Race revelation sparks separate maintenance petition
Anta J Linney files in District Supreme Court alleging she learned her husband Thomas L Linney is colored after their 1912 Philadelphia marriage. They have one son, cruelty and non support claimed, Linney’s real estate over 30000 dollars and annual income about 3500. Justice McCoy set show cause for alimony on November 19. lawyers W L Hawkins and A W Gray represent the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L Linney
Anta J. Linney
District Supreme Court
Phiadelphia
Justice McCoy
Linney
W. L. Hawkins
A. W Gray
Births Reported In Local Families
John J White and Susie F White welcome a boy. Harvey L White and Cora Suthard have a girl. William A Sherazey and Emma A Sherazey have a girl. William A Marceron and Mabel Marceron welcome a girl. John Lelas and Rosa Lelas have a boy. Cisrence Kelpy and Edor Kelpy have a boy. William G Koppler and Lorraine Koppler have a girl. Arthur W Harkwown and Beulah E Harkwown have a girl. Filippe Caruso and Agostina Caruso welcome a boy. George Anderson and Daisy Anderson have a girl. Prenton Meilley and Cecilia Meilley have a boy. Milton Lightfoot and Ruth Lightfoot have a boy. Lucius Beicher and Annie Beicher have a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J
Susie F White
Harvey L
Cora
William
Emma A Sherazey
William A
Mabel
Marceron
John
Rosa Lelas
Cisrence M
Edor E Kelpy
William G
Lorraine Koppler
Arthur W
Beulah E Harkwown
Heger
Sarah M. Drigsel
Filippe
Agostina Caruso
George Ro
Daisy M Anderson
Prenton
Cecilia Meilley
Milton 4
Ruth Lightfoot
Jobo
Vergie Green
Lucius
Annie Beicher
Licensed to Marry Fragmented Notices Mix of Names and Places
Richmond and Charlottesville couples appear in a disjointed marriage license list. The document cites Willie G. Burch and Lorene C Bonker of Richmond, as well as many other pairs with varied ages and cities, including Milwaukee Washington Petersburg and Baltimore, with multiple reverends named. The text is garbled and interleaved with erroneous insertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saks
Washington
Willie G. Burch
Lorene C Bonker
Richmond
Hugh T. Stevenson Jordon R Jacobs
Ida L. Jenkins
Charlottesville
James
Montgomery
William TR. Milburn
Milwaukee
Wis
Benet M Dick
Page St. Henry W. Jaeger
Bepsie M. Steinle
John Weldhey
Lew
Nay I McCrone
Howard L. Downs
Fritz A. Mat
Anna E. Schlesinger
John ‘Walton Austin J. Thomas & Stuary
Mary I Hamilton
Baltimore
John B. Clark
Isidore Rudashefsky
Hebecca Dank
Weather summary and tides for the district and region
Forecast for the District of Columbia and Maryland Virginia calls for fair and warm spells with rain likely Thursday or Friday. High plains winds and strong storms noted from Texas to the Dakotas. Local reports show variable winds, a high barometer in the east, and rain extending to New England on Friday.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington, C
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginis
Plains States
Texas
Dakotas
Otto Carl Gaantner Dead Patent Office Examiner
Otto Carl Gaantner, a principal examiner at the Patent Office, died at home on Twenty fourth Street Northeast from heart disease. A Naval Academy graduate, he served four years in the navy before joining the patent office. Funeral services will be Friday afternoon at Lee's chapel. He leaves four children named Otto Carl Gaantner, Ireland, Louise, Johanna and Constanze.
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Otto Carl Gsanthér
Patent Office
Twentyfourth Street
Lee's Chapel
Gaartner
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Hisse
Otto Carl Gaantner
Ireland
Louise, Johanma
Constabse Geantner
Episco pal Luncheon Aids Home for Children in City
Two thousand attend yesterday at the Ninth and F streets north west old Masonic Hall for a luncheon by Washington Episcopal ladies to aid the Episcopal Home for Children. Proceeds said to surpass last year’s 9800, with an expected repeat today at 1 pm to 2 pm. The Bell Home, now the Episcopal Home for Children, houses eight youths under Rev. W G Davenport and Mrs. Davenport supervision. Mrs. J N Steed chaired the event.
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Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Blamarck
Annie
Ohm
Flagler
Boston
Benjamin
Raves
Buffalo
Tenhouse St
Cago
H. E Tee En Drades
Cincinnati
Chefenne
Mark Comley
Mary Owens
Chevy Chase Sanata'm
Dot Mary V. Heath
Wardman Courts
Denver
Galo
Davenport
Iowa
Ciifton Staw
Desines
Nora Dyer
Ars
Georgetown Univ
Detroit
Mich
Walter Howe
The
Marlborough Apts
Duluth
Minn
Harry Dach
Galveston
Texia
Barah K. Stone
Reared
RK L. Eve, Ow. ‘Helena. Rout. 26 Kathleen C. Marshall, 47 Years, Emerg’y Hosp
Indianapolis
Ind
John H Rawlings
Jackaooville
Elisabeth H. Smyley
Govt. Hos. Inc
Kannae City
Otte
Geantner
New Tittle Rock
Wes
Edward D. McConnell
Sibley Hosp
Lou Alles
Calag Louise
Shackelford
Marquette
Ave. Nw
Memphis
Tenn
Georgiana
Golbert
Cap
Miami
la. Ie
John H Bowman
ST Yeate
New Orleans
Balls
Elisabeth Opey
Tuberculosis Hosp
New York
Sterling Brockenberry
North Platte Neve
Martha Peters
Bouning Road
Omaha
John F. Johnson
Hanifat
Philadelpia
Js Alexander
Pittsburgh
Portland
Lake City
San Francisco
Toledo
Ohio
Vicksburg
River Bulletin
Washington Post
Harpers Ferry
W.a
Shenandoah
Episcopal Home For Children
Bell Home
W G Davenport
J. N. Steed
Dr E L Greene Dies At 72 A Renowned Botanist
Dr Edward Lee Greene 72 longtime Washington botanist and professor at Catholic University died at Providence Hospital. He headed Catholic University botany, served at Smithsonian, led the Notre Dame botany chair, and was a prominent figure in American systematic botany. Interment to follow in South Bend.
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Edward Lee Greene
America
Providence Hospital
John E Greeneé
North Dakota
Burns
Holy Cross College
Brookland
M B Downing
Smithsonian Institution
Department of Agriculture
Greene
Hopkinton
Albion College
Wisconsin
Notre Dame University
University of California
Catholic University
Chicago
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Wilgars
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Uri
Plax
W. E. Dentinger
Wight
N. W
Washington, D.C
Harry Kaufman, Inc
Seventh St. N. W
Beneh
Music and
Beart
Berelmiano Ca
H. Abramson
7Th and
L Sts
Horning Seles
Aonth
Spd Shay
Pree Mtionetlie Fon
Bae Bate Ee
Muddiman
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Bun Tives
Wininam
City Bulletins
Tea Pot Inn
17Th St
Virginia Theater
Julius Caeser
Skaffer
Violeta
Otto Carl Gsantner
Dr.e.l. Greene
Smithsonian Institution and Agricultural Department
EAL
United States
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Bayonne
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. L
W.l.douglas
Pennsylvania
N.W
Spurcey, “Saco Sho
WS. Douglas
Douglas Iockton
Firestone
Firestone Fairness
Associated Drug Store
Hirsh’s
7Th St. N. W
Howe
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F Street
A. W
Byron S. Adams
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