Virginia and the Alexandria Question in Territorial Dispute
The passage discusses Virginia's moral obligation to the district territory and cites cession of the county to secure the National Capital, noting potential redrawn boundaries. It mentions Mr Casselman proposing a line from Four-Mile Run to the nearest county intervention to separate Alexandria City from the rest and attach the remainder to the District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Thla
Potomac
Casselman
Nice
Fairfax Theological Seminary
City of
Alexandria
Jailed for Speeders Case Highlights Pugh Stand
Assistant Corporation Counsel James L. Pugh clashed with police over speeding violations in Sixteenth Street Northwest. James W. Orme, arrested for excessive speed, pledged guilty and paid a $20 fine after Pugh refused forfeiture, vowing harsher action on repeat offenders with judge Mulloway to decide on jail time for second convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Pugh
James W. Orme
Sullivan
Sixteenth Street
Orme
Pugh
Mulloway
Wes
Sam
Women throng Parker Bridget & Co as sale begins
Hundreds of women swarm the Parker Bridget & Co store before opening as advertised price cuts draw large crowds. Store officials say entire stock of women garments including gowns, wraps, furs, millinery, underwear, outerwear, gloves and shoes will be sold at reduced prices with no returns or exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker, Bridget & Co
Sunday Post
Aucreys
Parker & Bridgette
Dover 39 SNE Steen Vimer to join Chicago company
Dover, secretary to the Republican National Committee and ex‑secretary to Sen Marcus A. Hanna, accepts a position with a Chicago electrical engineering firm. He will be executive officer of a western enterprise and may settle in Diego California. He may engage in politics but did not urge active party ties. He stopped in Washington May en route to Portsmouth for a wedding and will travel to Chicago next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vimer Dover
Repoblican National Committee
Marcus A. Manna
Chicago
Dover
Far West
Washington
Portsmouth
Minister Urges Sunday Closing at Labor Meeting
The Rev Charles E Guthrie pastor of cy Hamline ME Church and Washington ministerial delegate told a Central Labor Union gathering at Typographical Temple in favor of Sunday closing of commercial houses and congressional rest day legislation. A resolution endorsing Isaac Gans for a soon vacant commissionership was defeated by a near unanimous vote. labor groups have long supported unrestricted suffrage for the District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Guthrie
Cy Hamline ME
Ministerial Association of Washington
Central Labor Union
Congress
Issac Gans
Beng
Organized Labor
Insolvent Rubber Firms Petition Bankruptcy in Supreme Court
Luke P Loving representing Goodyear Endis Rubber Company yesterday filed two petitions in the Supreme Court to declare Lindsay Rubber Company bankrupt. The petition alleges Lindsay is indebted to N Landon Tureneh and the Goodyear Rubber Selling Company in sums totaling 31 001.
Weather Conditions From The Weather Bureau Report
A comprehensive weather bulletin describes a low pressure system from the Atlantic near Bermuda and a north Pacific disturbance moving toward the Northwest. Warmer temperatures in the Northeast and midwest cooling in the Northwest, with storm warnings for New England and the north Pacific coast. Local data include temperatures, humidity, wind, sunshine hours, and a report of a woman injured by a fall from a car on Connecticut Avenue and K Street Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Bermuda
United States
Middle Atlantic
Jomes Jake
Alberta
Pacis
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
Ptalos
Malof
Ideratcha
Pacito
Rocky Mountain
Missour End
Upper
Tek
Tower Sinke
New England
Laos
Eurbpean
Grand Banks
Mish Eilen Cooltge
Seventeenth Street
Mount Pleasant
Connecticut Avenue
K Street
New Store Opens With Low Opening Prices
The new shop announces bold bids for tailoring patronage with exceptionally low opening souvenir prices. High grade plain and fancy fabrics including silk edge items offered at about $25 each. Orders taken for tuxedos and other tailored garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
Oreos &S
Fight for DA R presidency In 1911 Attracts Shifting Alliances
The article details a bitter struggle within the Daughters of the American Revolution as Mrs. Matthew Scott seeks reelection as president general while insurgent candidate Mrs. Story advocates for the insurgent ticket. Potential rivals include Mrs. Donald McLean and administration supporters, with political maneuvering at social functions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
So-Cellea Sdmin‘ntration
Matthew
Scott
Weektog
Witt.bs
Arlington Hotel
Charles Bromwell
C. E. Vrooman
National Capita
Wiliam Cumming Story
DASR
McLean
Ena
Donald McLean
Story
Hasbrouck Appeals Case Dominates Local News
Dr. Edwin M. Hasbrouck appeals a $150 bill decision from Judge Strider in municipal court, contending the operation on Clarence L Ronsaville’s child was unnecessary. The tale unfolds amid disputes over professional services and a broader discussion of women’s roles in society and domestic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Hasbrouck
Frank D. Blackistone
District Supreme Court
Strider
Clarence L
Ghita
Amietea
Hasbrouck
York
Rindald
Case
Levensaber
Brooklyn
Capital wives excel ho home neglecters here
A fragmented item reporting a legal or social note references Mrs Hiwell Dwight Hillis and a charge related to home keeping. The text mentions a directive to not interfere with housekeeping and cites local context in the city, though details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiwell
Dwight Hillis
Progress of Negroes Spiritual Union Meeting at Luther Memorial
Mrs T R Prickett urged Interdenominational Missionary Union of the District to improved conditions. Florence M Brown of the YWCA spoke on The Negro as a Christian citing United African Zion Church strength with 349000 members and $4,800,000 in property. Dormitories for Central Union Mission eyed. committee led by Mrs Samuel Kookogey includes Mrs Daura Olney and Mrs T R Prickett. Donations from Woodward Lothrop, House Herrman, Nee Corbet Wilson, Lansburgh Bros. noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interdenominational Missionary Union of
Luther Memorial Church
Fourteenth Street
Vermont” Avenue
Mre
John Newton Culbertson
Misa Florence M. Brown
Young Woman's Christian Association
T. R. Prickett
St. Paul's M
Church South
United States
United African M. ©. Zion Church
Africa
Woman's Union
Central Union
Samuel Kookogey
Methodist Church
Daura Olney
Baptist Church
St Paul's Methodist Church South
Woodward & Lothrop
Houa & Herrman
B. J. Nee Corbet & Wilson
Lansburgh Bros
Linger
Runaway Horse Injures Residents on East Capitol Street
A Norse grocery horse ran amok yesterday afternoon, striking an elderly Black woman, narrowly missing two children Agnes Oyster and Edward Courtney, and injuring Policeman Otto C. Hauschild of the Ninth precinct who halted the animal after it bolted from Seventh and East Capitol streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eggmian
Sixth Street
Agnes Ovater
D. Wiliam Ovater
Capital Atraer
Edward Courtney
Seventh
East Capitol
Hauschild
Agnes Oyster
Collier Trial Delayed In Mathews Murder Case
John W. Collier, along with two former policemen, faced Criminal Court No. 1 for the March 5 slaying of Police Captain W. H. Mathews. Defense counsel requested a one day continuance due to associate Lipscomb's prior engagements, a request granted. The defense plans a self defense plea as the shooting was tied to a bail bid, with Charles H. Turner leading the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Collier
W. H. Mathews
Thomas C. Taylor
Taylor
Andrew Lipscomb
Sollier
United States
H. Turner
Salt Suit Arises Over Wagon Damage In Maryland
The Vennuyivania Maurena company Yesterday was Made defendant in a salt instituted by Charles Bowie. He says on June 12 while going to market an engine struck his horse and wagon at Landover Maryland, ripping the wagon and destroying fruit and vegetables. Damages estimated at 1000 dollars. Bowie's attorneys are B L Gaskins and Thomas Beckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vennuyivania Maurena Company
Charles Bowie
Augustus Bowie
Landover
Bowie
B. L. Gaskins
Thomas Beckett
Blacksmith Knott Held on Three Assault Charges After Car Incident
William J. Knott, blacksmith of 2884 Wisconsin Ave NW, was jailed at First Precinct on three assault counts. Police say he tried to take a westbound Georgetown car at Fifteenth and West, assaulted Conductor B. Incel and Policeman J. C. McCravey, attacked switchman John Miller, and drew in William Wright who faced disorderly conduct charges. Traffic paused briefly during the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Knott
Wisconsin Avenue
Northwest
First Precinct
J. C. McCravey
Fifteenth Ar West
New York Avenue
Knott
Georgetown
Pollcaman McCravey
John Miller
Blascoat
Wiliam Wright
Ong
Veiled Prophets Initiate 42 in New Grotto Ceremony
Folly 250 members attended at Masonic Temple as Kal iopets Grotto No. 16 of the Mystic Order of the Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm held its first grand ceremonial initiating 42 new prophets. Monarch Prophet Edward F. Schmid conducted the ceremonies. Jacob W. Collins presided as toastmaster with speeches to William F. Gude, Dr. F. S. Gibbons, the Rev. Dr. Stevenson, and Dr. W. E. R. Philips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folly
Masonic Temple
Kaliopets Grotto
Edward F. Schmid
Jacob W. Collins
Wiliam F. Gude
The
Chamber of Commerce
F. 8. Gibbons
Stevenson
W. E.R Philips
Amateur actress at seventy stars in Germania night
The Maennerehor of Germania last night opened winter theatre with Ola Mesonis Temple hosting The New Pastor. Amateur performers included F. L. Aue GH. Hottnmann G. Putt W. Becker J. Wond Tack and Mrs Lehnhardt. The standout was Mrs A Het nearly seven decades old delivering notable acting.
Hood Denies He Sought Death After Ferry Incident
Washingtonian asserts Hood was not attempting suicide but dragged from the North River by deckhands on a Pennsylvanian ferry. Hood, president of Lindar Types Co., explains he was drugged after dining at a French restaurant and robbed, then sought air across the river to recover. He refutes reports of stock losses and death wishes, calling the tale false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. F. Hood
Sind Droggch
H. Frederick Hood
Galland
Columbia Road
Thin City
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
North River
Mr. Hood
Jersey City
Hood
Lindar Types Company
Recenuy Realized
Wealthy Philadelphian's Wife Arrested for Threats
Carrie K Rank wife of J B Rank a Philadelphia mill owner was arrested in the city yesterday on threats charges after her husband told Inspector Boardman she had threatened him with bodily harm Detectives arrested her at the Imperial apartments and she was taken to the house of detention for police examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie K. Rank
J.B. Rank
Philadelphia
Rank
Boardman
Tim
Frank
Mrs. Rank
Warren
Imperial Apartments
Remarkable back operation saves 16 year old Wilmer
Wilmer Herbert of Virginia Avenue was treated at Emergency Hospital after a 15 foot fall fractured his lower back. Doctors under Dr White performed a delicate operation to realign a broken vertebra while he hovered between life and death. An X ray aided the procedure and officials hope for a full recovery despite possible splintering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Béldom
Washington
Wilmer Herbert
Virginia Avenue
Twenty Second Street
Charles & ‘White
Wilmer
White
Whita
Little Wilmer
Aia
Woman Sues Traction Co Over Injuries At Streetcar
Laura u9¢ through attorney Lev HL David filed suit against Capital Traction Company for injuries from a fall on a Sixthteen and UW Streets car. She cites unconsciousness and permanent impairment to back head shoulder arm and body and seeks $10,000. John A. Kerskey, electrician at Dupont Garage, drowned returning from a pleasure trip on the Yale. His body was sent home to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Lev HL David
Capital Traction Company
Sixteenth
UW Streets
Setee
John A. Kerskey
Dupont
Hastera
Chicago
Kerskey
Yale
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Sne, Steen
Republican National Committee
West
Goodyear Company
Sopron
Baln- Max
Asheville
Atlante
Mamie
Baty
Jacksonviliet
Kanwaa City
Little Rock
Marquette
Omaha
Wittabirg
Portland
Lake City
St Paul
Mina
Sao
Frasciggy
River Bulletin
Harpers Farry
Mos
Gesigval
Plana
Bregtiom
Mrs. Story Strong
Hasbrouck Appeals
Higher Court
Alli
Jackson
J. M. Bradley
Rachel B. Bzeklal
Commieston
B. E. Russell
Bussell
Missionary ‘Union
Hauschild Broves
Mera
Collier
Capt. Mathews
Goodyear
Probey Carriage CO
Thirty-second St. Nw
Car
New Mundaic Order
Mra
Hein
Tekes
Germania
Maennerehor
Rome
Lyon
Washingtonian
Treakment
Beck
Hey. Ball
Woman Sues Traction Co
Wellington
Sidney West
Dunlap& Co's
Lansburgh & Broune
See St
Aig
Weft End
Tophai
Topham
Paris
Lucia Sarar
Christian Xander
7Th St. Wate
Stockholaers of
Golumble
Iz Grclock
G. N. Everett
Eatadl
Neaticoka Toesstons
Pat Doven
Sepers
DR. White
Washington Railway & Electric Company
FS. Whitehead
Washington Beltway & Electric Company
Weaver
Kencla
Taimobone P
Statler AL Darian
Teeters
Goole
Kengla & OO
Georges Carn Bonin
Enon
ALL
Druggiste
Georges & Bon, Inc
Ghtropodista
Im . St. NW
DR. Beni. K. Leon
Pa. Ave
North
Sorin TH
General House Repair CO. Pals
Ailburn, Reister & Co
fancuiTects
Hantine
Newark
Shiowaker
Wilson & Mayers
Mahgany Fat Hicks
Wilton
Axminster
Brussels
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