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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1909
Page
31
E began the promotion of clothes with sincere intentions and aimed at a perfect organization. We trained raw recruits into capable designers and skilled workers, achieving a second nature in production. Suits range from 12.50 to 45.00, featuring worsteds in gray brown and blue serge with exclusive patterns.
Deaf and dumb prisoners were brought before the district court yesterday. Judge Mulloway adjourned and adjudged cases via pad and pencil. James O Connor, claiming to be an old soldier, denied disorderly conduct after promises to seek aid and friend support. Charles Brooks, mute, begged near Center Market with a letter claiming it was from a doctor. he was sent to Washington Asylum for treatment. Wyatt Baker, with bottles of liquor, was fined 25 dollars or 60 days in jail. Edward Holmes claimed his wife warned him of danger and denied carrying an epistle. he paid a fine. Raphael Whitehead, a Georgia printer, said he was unemployed due to color and hunger, and was sent back to the asylum for medical rest.
Rev Gundie T Long sues Moore and Hill Co for $5000 damages claiming he bought a house in September 1908 for 3100, paid, and took possession only to be blocked by Mrs Greenswell who refused entry and allegedly threatened him with arrest. He alleges Greenwell did not sign the deed or authorize the sale. Attorney John Ridout represents him.
District Auditor Tweedale reports careless cash handling in nonsupport cases and recommends a major overhaul of money received at police stations and the juvenile court. The audit reviews the court’s books and notes difficulties in tracking sums on hand, with final amounts still undetermined.
Printer Donnelly denied all claims he was summoned before the civil service commission to explain why John W. Rogers was charged with insubordination for visiting Rome to vote. Donnelly said Rogers was not employed in the painting division and did nothing wrong. Corey of the Civil Service Commission claimed no intention to Kavita.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a writ against a judge and former Carthieton figures with Benjamin Lan ternay involved. It mentions a clerk’s conviction for conduct at a Georgetown house and issues over an exemption bill offered to the trial judge, with signing disputes and expired terms.
Dedication exercises will be held at 2 o clock this afternoon in the newly completed James A Garfield Rebool building in Garfield DC The new structure is ten stories containing twelve rooms and ten modern features The program includes an address by James F Gyster president of the board of education a vocation by the Rev A Taylor songs by Layton and Lola Johnson addresses by A Stuart superintendent of public schools Commissioner WY B Macfarland and Dr W V Tunnel The benediction will be pronounced by Rev W B Taylor
A discussion led by Judge Delacy and others explored the advisability of drafting a curfew ordinance. Officials cited past incidents and debated feasibility, with some urging action and others warning impracticability amid growing community concerns.
Proceedings filed in the Supreme Court allege domestic interference by in laws and seek custody of an infant child plus support funds. Other petitions seek limited or absolute divorces citing adultery, intoxication, and illicit conduct, naming multiple respondents and details of marriages and separations.
President William F. Gade of the Washington Chamber of Commerce sent notices to members for a 4 PM meeting to discuss designating two or more candidates to succeed Commissioners Macfarland and West. Rumors of a maneuver against nominating rivals circulated but were dismissed by attendees. A federal taxi will be available after the show at a specified rate.
Seward A Winsor once managed Charles E Miller & Bro automobile establishment. He waived examination on embezzlement charges in police court and is held on 1000 bail awaiting grand jury action. The complainant Mr Miller testified Winsor embezzled 21 and fled the city. a warrant led to his arrest in Bridgeport Connecticut. Attorney James B Archer Jr represents him. Winsor posted bail.
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