Examination A Right Demurrer to Suit Over Filling District Offices
Civil Service Commission members demurred to the injunction suit by Dr J Stewart Harrison and Andrew M Curry taxpayers seeking to block further competitive examinations for District government appointments. District Attorney Baker argued lack of standing and no court jurisdiction to intervene in executive functions. The piece notes referenced presidential order and law, and discusses fire escape requirements for boarding houses with a district official signaling to refer to the corporation counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C Black H M Greene
John 4
McKbanny
United States Civil Service Commission
District Supreme Coil
J Stewart Harrison
Andrew M Curry
Baker
Jt Lg
Civil Service Commission
Fta
Cleveland
Givil Service Commission
Congress
United States
JS. Harrison
Clapaugh
September Fire Loss Report From District Weathered
September fires totaled fifty with two noted as talad alaxina on a naphtha launch and a house boat on the Foto mac River plus the burning of a freight car. One alarm came from the Cradock apartment house at 10 Highteenth Street Northwest, with estimated loss of 4 dollars. Total insured loss stood at 3475 610 dollars, about 1 percent of the insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Bett
Fotomac
Cradock
Highteenth Street
Pay Delays at School Board Stirred by Personal Data Demands
District offices buzz as teachers face forms asking nationality and service length. officials fear October salaries may be delayed while the Keep Commission and Franklin staff rush to finish required data. Board plans review of Congress estimates this afternoon at the Franklin with possible approval of a $260,000 to $4 million request to ease Washington schools congestion. The group also weighs a street name change and reports September sealer receipts totaling 3859.56 in city markets.
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the Franklin
Walt
Keep Commiasion
HO Hine
Capt
Oyster
Congress
Frank Yin
Oelock
Tas
Washington
Franklin
District to seek appropriation for school playground site
North Washington Citizens Association president W P Armstrong asks Congress for funds to buy property north of Gage School extending to Witt Street Northwest for a playground. District Commissioners will consider if the Board of Education submits an estimate for purchase. Fire escape compliance notices issued for several apartment buildings and a school campus in Northwest.
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Mer
Boarting House
Barset
Corporation Counsel
CG Rogers
Park Road
North Capitol Street
George W Holman
Sign Plaza Hotel
Viva
Rogers
Holmes
Mra
Sopital
Seminary Académy
School College Institute
Anylum
Anttariam
Willam Kelly
Washington
Gage School
Congress
Iet
Wiatreet
W P Armstrong
North Washington Citizens Association
Board of Education
Ashford
Winchester
Eighteenth Street
Braddock
Highteenth Street
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Saks
Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Civil Service Command
Griter
Csner
Mr Suleman
the Sanitary Paper Bottle Co., Inc
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Craovenette
D. J. Kaufman
Pa Ave
Heards
Senate
Don Eager
Heumch Srewing Co
Ashington
Andrews
Washingtons
R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Inc
Louisiana Avenue
Seventh SE
Pennsylvania Ave
America
Win, Hahin & Co
Euable Shoe House
Peuna, Avena
Chancellors Estates
Emma BR
Graves
Brown
Georgetown
Reservoir Street
Brown Street
Reservoir Place
Tus Leen
Globe Clothing
Ave. N
Ciey Bulletins
Schneiders
Pyles
Harvey's
Ninth Stree
North
St. CA
Mogdiman & Co
Sonate Erewery
Tlington
Gompany
Mission
Tally
Herrmann
Merchart
Potomac Electric Power Co
Jathr Street
Brussels
Wien
Creston
G. F
O. D. Electric
Craig Groyce
Great Falls and
Old Dominion Land Co
Hibbs Building
Dumonds
Castelberg’s
Wollington
Snd Optezans
Penna. Ave
Pettitgco
TRE Keeley Institute
Red Dwarf
Phila General Supply
Colorado
Aizex
Henry Evans
F Street
Randle Highlands
Anks
Pool Am
Speriustics
Pat
Greece
Allice -Aucnies
Sean
Washington, DC
Bsap
Ruth
Washington Gaslight Co
Pecuitore Vlas Organs
Rison Sale
al Tower
Singer Building
Taeshone Sein
Ee. Loan & Trust CO
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