Greater Washington moves toward Jamestown Exposition exhibit
A conference committee from the Board of Trade, Business Men's Association, and Jobbers and Shippers' Association forms plans to create a Four Hundred Thousand Club and hire a secretary to manage a major Jamestown Exposition exhibit. The Post offered columns to back the effort. a municipal exhibit space is being discussed with 250 feet anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piet
Greater Washington
Board of ‘Trade
Business Men's Association
Washington
Commuittee
Thmee
Ross P. Andrews
Post
Woodworth
Clum Anl
Norfolk
Charles J Belt
Jobbers and Shippers’ Association
Mccfarland
Jam Wa
Macfarland
Congress
Gitterman
Board of Trade
Tha
Bell
Andrews
Monroe Lachs
Ell
Dir. Harper
Greenleas
FL Oyster
Thomas W. Smith
Messrs
Penn Company Fined for Violating Eight Hour Law
A Penn Company district court verdict found the firm guilty on three counts for forcing workers to exceed the eight hour limit. The jury imposed 500 dollars on each count. The district attorney noted a smaller potential fine for a different company after an agreement to follow the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comnar
Instea
Erie
Penn Compeny
Baker
McCaul Company
Prizes for shoppers in LTP sales plan discussed
An article outlines a Washington Sunday Post prize program offering cash prizes for shoppers. Readers must submit sales slips showing purchases of advertised articles by October 24, with 200 largest amounts earning 21 each. Only women readers are eligible, and winners will be announced next Sunday in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Washington
Tollawn
Pernom
Pusat
Washington Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Experts Named to Interstate Commerce Commission Notice
Experts appointed by the committee and ICC notification select freight and passenger representatives. F C Donald is named to represent the Central Passenger Association and others from Washington and New York are named to the committee overseeing rail freight and passenger interests in the specified river regions and territory southeast of the Patos rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pato
rl _Accol
Washington
Joseph Richardson
M Austin
Asliou
F. ¢. Donald
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Blemarex
W. Dak
Wee
Boston
Fast
Buffalo
Cinchinati
Otis
Ons Ag Az
Davenport
Jane
Deeves
Colo
Bes
Movnss
Towers Ae
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Stont
Indianapolis
Wes
FrekeoroUe
Fever
Karsea City
Abe
Little Rock
Marquette
Mich
New Orleans
X.Y
Pittsburg
Salt Babe City
Ty St Paul
Mias
Springweia
Castro Sickness Rumors Stir Venezuelan Politics
The dispatches report conflicting views on President Castro of Venezuela. Some say he is gravely ill and nearing death, provoking fears of upheaval, while the Venezuelan legation claims he is improving and soon able to govern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amerca
Castro
Venezuela
Legation
Aftuatun
Yenamuela
Chinese Legation Mourns Mother of Minister in Canton
The Chinese legation will mourn 100 days after Mrs. Liang, mother of Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng, the United States minister, died in Canton. An imperial decree waives the usual three year mourning, allowing the minister to resume duties after 100 days. Official business will be handled by assistants during mourning. Mrs. Liang was seventy and had poor health for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chentung Liang- Cheng
United States
Tus Legation
Sir Chen
Jung Liang-Cheng
Amherst
Masa
Philadelphia
Liang
Canton
Waggaman creditors seek certificate interest savings
Rosier Dulany trustee of the Waggaman estate won court approval to purchase $20,000 in certificates of indebtedness, allowing the estate to earn 6 percent instead of 2 percent. Chief Justice Clabaugh granted permission as the estate awaits sufficient funds to fund a dividend, with about $63,000 in cash from insurance proceeds.
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Rhomas
Wiman
District Supreme Court
Waggaman
Woodley
Rosier Dulany
Clabaugh
Wesgaman
H. Prescott Gatley
Dulany
Waggamans
Fire departments to be paid on Isthmus of Panama
The Isthmus towns of Cristobal and Ancon will hire thirteen and four US firemen respectively with volunteer groups. They aim to handle dry season fires. In seven months twenty four fires caused 31,009 in losses. Bitten volunteer companies with twenty men each formed in Isthmus towns, some given housing and equipment.
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Utistohall Anu Sancon
Panama
United States
Cristobal Department
Ancon
Canal Zoas
Husband Must Pay Alimony Order Issued In Contempt Case
Chief Tustlee Dikhaugh signed an order requiring James M Dean an optician to appear in court October 46 to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for failure to pay alimony to Myrtle L Dean wife. The alimony amount was reduced from 39 to 25 per month on Dean's application.
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Tustlee Dikhaugh
James M Dean
Myrtle L. Dean
Dean
Eggs cause suit in circuit court over bad shipment
Justice Wright directs a 9 pealed verdict in Circuit Court No. 1 in a case brought by B. O. Whitford Co. seeking about 750 from Michael Holzbefrin over 100 cases of shell eggs and two four gallon cans of frozen eggs. Holzbterlein says he paid 1,000 and seeks 2 000 in damages for bad eggs and canned product affecting cakes and trade.
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Stealoz
Justice Wright
B. O. Whitford Company
Michael Holzbfertin
Hotebisrlein
Holzbterlein
Dismissal of Cardozo Touted as Historic Board Action
Francis L. Cardozo, supervising principal of colored schools, was dismissed from public school service by the city board of education on charges of disloyalty to Superintendent Montgomery. The meeting drew a crowded, tense scene as supporters gathered outside, while inside the board debated whether to hear the accused with counsel and whether the letters attributed to Cardozo constituted grounds for removal. The board ultimately withdrew the anonymous letters charge and approved dismissal for disloyalty amid protests from supporters and concerns over school policy.
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Francis L. Cardozo
Board of Education
Public School Service
Montgomery
Cardozo
Superintendent of Schools
Cardoxo
Henry 5. Davin
James A. Cobb
J. Dumaine
Eec
Chancellor
FL. Cardozo
Big
Weien
Oyster
Henry H. Davis
Doyle
Davis
Counselos
John F. Cook
Cardoza
Devils
Cardoso
Oly
Brian Spencer Massey
Capt
Canmleza
Cant
Cardoze
Hatt- Weys
Ureium
Pals
Eangellor
Tefner
School Board Powers Expanded and Cadet Officers Named
The board empowered the superintendent to promote and appoint between meetings, with board ratification at the next session, and requested Roosevelt designate Marine Hospital Service officers to inspect school sanitation. Cadet officers for M Street High School, Armstrong Manual Training, and the Separate Battalion were approved, with numerous promotions and appointments across the three units.
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Cardo
Board of Education
Capt Oynter
Rooosavelt
Marine Hospital Service
Charles B. Fisher
Julius Bowley
Cedric E. Francie
Joseph Shelton
Derick Dishman
James Thome
William Dent
HH. Preer
F. Wilkinson
Leutenant
W. C. Bowley
Howand Gray
Ateon
Wrant ‘Col
Bruce Hvens
Roasell Carroll
George H. Mawbray
John Brooks
Totes P. Brust
Charles King
Charles H. Rebtncou
Cato Adams
Ernest Hardy
Tduga Mankina
Witten P. Evans
John Colenmu
Ailes
J. I. Brooks
A. M. McDaniels
Blink
Jegale Newlands
Mias
M. J. Boss
Miles Helen Merriam
King Evelyn Malcolm
Misa Martha
M. Decker
Mies Hegina A. Fitzsimmons
Nannie Costello
Mise Naomi H. Galloway
Murr M. Richards
Misa Ida Younger
Misa
Celestine Tledges
Miea
Magenta Willanbacher
Yies Joasto
HH. Hodgkins
Mra
M. E. Meetze
Helen W. Gantt
Mca
Imura A. Bradley
Misa Bisie Pouren
Misa Richel Hendershot
Miax
Irena Corndori
Emily McNamare
Mins
Daisy Cooper
Mies
Helen ‘Whitaker
Ethel Saffola
Mise
M. H. Bayly
B.C. Haltmailer
Mra GW
Reec
Mihe B. C. Gookney
Misa Mere Davenport
J. F Carmoty
Wise Edos
Welly
Miex May Corr
Mise Ladies King
Misa Lorvins Davie
Mica
Bowls
Mies M. Chapman
Jeanette T. Stevena
H. F. Neetcn
Mize Hazel'e Graham
Ann J. Gaegler
Mion Tallulah
Ds Sales Baker
Misa Hattye B. Pitzgerald
Sarsh W. Prine
Grace E. Crawford
B. Puntiaw
Musa Bibel Henson
Mira Aarelét Williams
Mary L. Powell
Anna E. Willam
Mies Goyking
Adelaide ‘Waring
Ting Lulu Mece
Harriet Berhour
Margaret T. Mine
Sie Amy 2
Bigwien
Mel Eine Iy
Mins Vera Gravés
Miso
Ridgway
Preeg
Alley May Malone
Tuomas J. Dorano Wood
Tuenig
Thomas J
Doran Forging. T. Brown
Noa
Work—O
Bhedyd Aid
Mem ‘Minioers
Mles Sadie Garges
Weather Conditions and Forecast Update for Atlantic Coast
The Northeastern region experiences high pressure with northeasterly winds along the Atlantic coast, while Western low pressure weakens bringing scattered rain to several states including North Dakota Nebraska and northern Rockies. Temperatures remain largely steady with cooler readings in the Upper Missouri Valley and Upper Lake region. advisories for alert winds from Norfolk to Key West and gale conditions near the Grand Bank.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Wanther Burera
Waallogtor
D.C
Getobes
Tabies
Florida
Middle Atlantic
England
da ‘Kotas
Wastert
Nebraska
Light Thing
Virginia
South Atlantic
Texas
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Mississippi Valley
Mloxicipal
Upper
Lake Region
New England
South Coant
Grest Lakes
Grand Banke
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Threx
Penn Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Epusas Pee
Generel Freight Air
Centead
Central and
St. Loui
South America
Youage ‘Men's Christian Association
Bible Student Clubs
E.W. Woodward
Association
North America
Dyed B. Smith
Washington Young Mien’s Christian Association
Hugh A. Thritt
Philippines
Wooli
Ft In
Department
Gea Wood
Am Army Board
National University Law School Debating Society
Scnoor
WR. Lane
Pekin
Waggaman Creditors
Court
Bapame
Blood Medicine
LABOR
Gompers
Maryland
Annapolis
Baltimore
American Federation of Labor
Representative Mudd
Federation
Gompera
Mr. Mudd
Annapatis
Hirsch
Baltimore Central Labor Union
Messere
Gommpers
Hirsth
Viet
Dr. Gompers
Lattimore Federtin
Labo
Garbozo
Lansburgh G Bro
Seventh Street
Robbeal
Procoudines
Power
Calvo
Central America
Costa Rica
Ritters
Maarthorn
Appalus Naigestian
Yspepsia
American Brotherhood of (Sment Workers of
Washington, D. C
Cement Workers
Charles
McKendree M
Masseachusette
Evenue
Oro Samuel Gray
A. Plaher
Azo
Anti-trust Photo
LEESE
Coum Colbi
Milier
Colegrs
URN Brothers
KOR Cement Pavemonts
Nif Cemant
Tarushaw & Bro
Meray
Dinah
Kay Weil
Ani
Wrest
Pontararn
Musimani
Meyers
Imders
Osnan
Peter Grogan
Seventh St. Bet. Hands Streets
Dolin & Martin Co
Peti Ing Raya Aye
Wilson & Mayers
Brussels
Wilson 4& Mayers
Randle Highlands Capitol
U. 5
Blake
United
Ates Peaky Go
Ana Va Als
Steinway
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles J. Bell
Dire Milton E Aves
Henry F. Blopat
Samuel S. Burdett
Albert Carry
A Coates
Riser
Caleb J. Béline
Partin Tf, Morris
Beery ‘A. Willard Joseph Wright
7Th and
Mass. Ave. N
7Th St
5. W
Sanitary
Sanitary Oyster House
Pennsylvania Ave
Edward M. Calford
Christian
Xander
Elliston
Qcalicy House
Galendar
ikens-Sherry Printing Co
Eleventh and & Sts
Tharp
Berkeley
Waaepa Pre
Bamaty
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