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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1913

Page

14

Walcott Charges Navy Tugs Over Speed On Potomac

I B Walcott filed charges with the Department of Commerce alleging that government tugs speeding on the Potomac near Washington endangered small-boat owners. The claim follows the Thursday night sinking of Walcott's motor craft off an industrial area, allegedly caused by a navy tug's high speed within 85 feet. Owners of small boats plan to meet Monday to back the complaint.

Walcott U. S Potomac River Washington Commissioner of Navigation Department of Commerce I. B. Walcott Navy Secretaries of Commerce and Navy

Grenfell Nurse a Pioneer in Grand Falls Visit

Miss Laurie Coates, American nurse linked with Dr Wilfred Grenfell, arrived in New York aboard the Stephano. She says she is the first white woman to view the Grand Falls in Labrador after a 325 mile canoe journey from Hamilton Inlet with a half breed Indian guide, during which they lost one canoe.

New York Laurie Coates Wilfred T. Grenfell Far North Red Cross Grand Falls Vabrador Coates Hamilton Inlet

Tax laws under fire special committee meets

A Alexandria Chamber of Commerce panel formed to join statewide groups urges equitable tax assessment reform. Fifty counties and cities shoulder different burdens, with 71 counties bearing no burden while others pay over $500,000 yearly. The group plans further talks in Richmond in December and a December 3 meeting for broader attendance.

Chamber of Commerce J. M. White Washington Post Burau King Street Alexandria Alexandria Chamber of Commerce John W. May W. A. Smoot C. Taylor Burke Gardner Ju. Boothe George D. Hopkins Richmond

Pleads for Shipping and Canal Use as Nation’s Future

Col William I L Seibert of the Army engineer corps told National Geographic Society members at the Masonic Temple that the Panama Canal’s value hinges on creating a U S merchant fleet for foreign trade. He warned Congress will decide whether Atlantic and Pacific markets are served by the U S or by foreign nations, noting the canal nears completion and outlining challenges like canal slides foundations sanitation and lake island operations towed to the ocean.

Ranama Canal United States Congress William i L. Seibert Engineer ‘Corps Gatun Isthmus National Geographic Society Masonic Temple Atlantic Pacific Col. Seibert

Washington Elks Plan Annual Beefsteak Social

Washington Lodge No 1 Elks gears up for its annual ladies night a beefsteak social at Elks Hall 915 H St NW at 8 pm Tuesday. Entertainment from city theaters, souvenir gifts for all guests, and a full program led by Henry Hull with subcommittee chairs handling steak novelties reception and cooking.

Washington Lodge No. 1 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Elks Hall H Street Henry Hull Charles S. Zurhorst W. E. Patro James Farrell William I. Evans Samuel Hoover Henry Ane Timothy Castello Albert H. Huber James L. Ward Edward Hutchingon A. Abbott Hugh F. Harvey A. V W. Girard

Sport Dead in Haystack as Former Baseball Hero Dies

In Chicago an inquest into Edgar Howe's death, body found in a suburban haystack, could not decide if murder or self destruction. Howe, once a keen insider at races, faded after tracks closed, befriended Billy Foley who recalls Howe’s decline and suspicions of suicide.

Chicago Edgar ©. Howe Howe Howes Billy” Foley Condon Foley Cap

Brief Court Items From District Court Actions Several Cases Noted

Involves injunction against commissioners directing Corporation Counsel Syme to defend the district in the Simmons vs Sullivan case. Etchingon sues to restrain. Also parole for Benno Seibold on liquor charge. Isaac Boggs pleads guilty to eight housebreaking counts. will of Henry Johnson filed. Jerome F. Johnson wills case. Cowie sentenced for interfering with a U.S. marshal. associates also punished. Milk dealer prosecutions expected. intoxication arrests. El Reno Hotel Company seeks dissolution over liquor license denial.

Howard A. Etchinson District Supreme Court Syme Cape Leo Simmons J. F. Sullivan Metropolitan Police Force Etechingon John Ride Benno Seibold Jumes Mulloway C R. Cowle District Criminal Court United States Clabaugh Occoquan Cowie James Hyers Frederick A. Palmer el Reno Hotel Company Excise Board Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court No Justices Gould Ebel Washington Fees and Provision Company George L. Whitford Wardys Hanvey Plaintif Chapin Brown Kueeraive Krenssi Chapin Kewna Haries Sitorney H. F. Kennedy Currance Gibbons W. B. Guy Hamilton, Yerkes & Hamilton A. Leftwich George B. Sullivan el Rene Hotel Canmans Lyon @ Toon Barnes ve. Barnee J.B. Collins Defendad Atubeness HNY AL OL. Gaskina

Turkey Trot Driven Out By New York Schools

In the fifteenth annual report the New York City board of education states that the turkey trot, grizzly bear, tango, and similar dances have been reduced to a minimum in mixed dances under educational auspices. It also notes playground activities and the removal of ragtime songs deemed objectionable in words or music.

iNew York Board of Education City Superintendent of Schools

Prison for former mayor in Floyd County case

Wesley H. Terry, a former mayor of Floyd Courthouse, pleaded guilty to attempting to attack a prominent young woman, daughter of the county clerk. He appeared at a special term of the circuit court in Lynchburg and was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.

Washington Post Lynchburg Wesley H. Terry Floyd Courthouse Moffett Terry

National League Meeting Prominent Officials Attend Conference

Government themes take center stage as Commissioner Newman hosts a national conference on popular government at Continental Mall. U S senators representatives and officials discuss constitutional amendments initiative referendum recall the public schools civic centers and the formation of the National Popular Government League with speakers including Bryan Gompers Folk Richards and others. Sessions run next Saturday with Newman and Siddons present.

Tne National League Oliver PP. Newman National Conference On Popular Government United States National Popular Government League Bryan Owen, Poindexter Norrin Kent Joseph W. Folk Samuel Gompers Janet Richards Jackson H. Ralston Continental Mall Newman and Siddons

United States Court of Claims and Customs Appeals rulings

Long legal docket notes from the United States Court of Claims and the United States Court of Customs Appeals, detailing trial post dates and numerous case numbers, with opinions announced by Judges Montgomery Barber De Vries and Martin. Included are decision summaries on duties for reeds, bamboo baskets, a marble monument, wire imports, coal tar dyes, and other tariff disputes, plus calendar assignments for December 1, 1913 and district court equity and circuit court matters.

United States Court of Claims United States Court of Customs Appeals Montgomery Smith Barber United States A. A. Vantine & Co Board of General Appraisers Anna Haaker de Vries Hn Porter Tush & Co., Inc de Vr Board of General Ap A. Klipetein & Co Martin John J. MacNaugh Court of Appeals District of Columbia Regan Distriet of Columbia Bashy-Smith Fame UW. Hamilton Davis Calhoun Henderson Cobb Clementa Wright Zai Kartick Wilson Kuda Yutton Cox— Ridout Morse Ve Hine Selden Robeson Kelgwin

Deeds of Trust at Holmead Manor and Nearby Properties

The article lists deeds of trust involving multiple parties across Holmead Manor and adjacent properties. Names include Georgie, John M, Herbert A. Gi, Harry A. Tiss, Nellie V, Henry H. Bergmann, Charles, Fred Reeves, Seger Richardson, Augustus Trew, and Kate Troner. Transactions reference sums such as 1,650 dollars and 1,060 dollars with 6 percent interest, tied to parcels and builders in Northern Liberty and surrounding blocks.

Holmead Manor Georgie John M Herbert A Harry A. Tiss Serajanina Bria Henry i H. Bergmann Charies Sert Slain Fred Wo Reeves Seger Richardson Augustus Ant Henry A. Berga Onertal Haliding Association azaDra Rm Vosedene Hs Sewer Weare Gree Gree Py

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