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Minimum wage scale set for mercantile workers now law
A new board order fixes a minimum wage for mercantile industry workers with varied rates by age and experience. Adults, learners, and minors face stepped scales. minors’ rates rise at 18 with seven months’ experience. Effects apply from October 28, 1919, through December 14, 1919, before a supplementary schedule takes effect.
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Minimum Wage Board
Ins
Red Cross Opens Roll Call Office in Washington
Campaign headquarters for the Red Cross Thanksgiving roll call opened at 1719 HE Street NW with Thomas Bell Sweeney as chairman and Edward B. Eynon Jr as office manager. The drive aims to enroll 2,000 workers to reach 100,000 members and includes plans for department chief clerks to canvass offices.
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Redross
HE Street
Thomas Bell Sweeney
Edward B. Eynon, Jr
Royal Organization
Charles E. Stewart
Department of Justice
Sweeney
Connecticut Avenue
Margery Lower
Uniformed Corps
Sun and Tide and Weather Update for DC Maryland
Am and pm sun and tide times listed with high and low tides. Weather forecast from Weather Bureau covers District of Columbia Maryland Virginia and Gulf and Atlantic states with temperatures rainfall and wind notes.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Gulf States
Atlantic States
Pennsylvania
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Richmond
Meridian
Miss
Atlanta
Evansville
Ind
Chattanooga
Tenon
Augusta
North Atlantic States
Minippi River
West Gulf States
Far Northwest
North Atlantic
Lake Teglon
Oto
Mississippi
Mide Phidne
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Plains States
Rocky Mountain Region
Lake Michigan
Canadian
Fio Grand Valley
Mississippi River
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ares
Lower Lake Region
Upper Lake Region
Washington Board to greet international delegates
The Washington Board of Trade prepared entertainment plans for the arriving delegates of the international trade conference in Atlantic City. A joint committee from the Washington Chamber of Commerce United States Chamber and Board of Trade will handle duties. Thirteen new members were admitted to the Board of Trade at the meeting including Charles Flynn Hugh Harris Miriam Hopfenmar and William Stone among others.
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Atlantic City
Board of Trade
Washington Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber
Uhr
Charles 5
Flynn
Luehard Harris
Miriam Hopfenmar
M Ho Fearnew
Harry © S Wilson
Woa Young
Phelan Ie Hawn
Charles Dsiedel
William Et Stone
Mercantile Age
Charles
S HO Nerman
George Clagett
Favors Purchase of Playground by District Government
The District Federation of Women's Clubs voted unanimously to back city ownership of the playgrounds. They endorsed Susie Root Rhodes's recommendation noting owners are reclaiming lots for buildings and predicting a playground shortage next year if the city does not buy now. President Hodgkins led the meeting with calls to join the American Legion auxiliary and reports from directors and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Federation of Women's Clubs
Susie Root Rhodes
Federation
Rhodes
Iistrict
Floward Tl. Hodgkins
Logan Tucker
American Women's Legion
American Legion
Augustus Knight
Eugene Pitcher
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Asheville
Licensed to Marry A Long List of Couples in Multiple States
The notice catalogs numerous marriage licenses issued to pairs from Virginia, West Virginia, Georgia, Florida, Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin, and beyond. Names include Frederick Duon Starritt and Annie Warren Jones among others, with accompanying officiating ministers listed. Deaths section follows with a roster of recently reported deaths across various ages and locations.
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Frederick Duon Starritt
Richmond
Annie Warren Jones
Stottsville
Clavia G. Chappelt
William Mc Grasdon
Columbia
Ira Chaplin Fripp
Albany
Titus FB. Davis
Paul Benjamin Davia
Wilming Mae Brown
Lignum
L. B. Babbitt
Walter BE
Amentrout
Pearle FE Louvyner
Harrisburg
Abram Shon
Thomas L. McTwiggan
Mary GC. Bitz
John KR. Roth
Pearl Smith Rebey
Salem
W. Va
Witla Post
Loat Camp
Jonn Il. Jeffries
Thomas Gray Lingley
Bettie L. Perry
Titus E. Davis
Edward V. Strutton
Clara DL. Purvis
Charlottesville
Samuel H. Greene
Joe Lenhardt
Hannah Israes
Mosea A. Fforwits
Harry Large Vryor
Philadelphia
Hlanch Marie Phillips
Aurora
Duk
Carroll D. Wright
Kart W. Oksnen
Leonora Frase
Stephen T. Morrie
John P. Burke
Ruth E. Chenoweth
John H. Mulligan
Rivas . McDonald
Sarah V. Thomas
Middleburg
Howard F. Downs
Charles Bernard Smith
Hattie Muny Wells
Teterspurg
the Key
Wilmer I
Johnston
Nicola Reale
Jose Marie Marino
N. M. de Carlo
Frank F. Cornell
Anna Marleofer
Jono H. Jeffries
John Hardin McHenry
Hazel Hurst Warr
Russell T. Avermier
Anh Currie R. Albright
Norfolk
Howard F. Towns
Douglas Toneh Younger
Florence M. Kerby
Thomas Gibbons Smith
Christopher Grasset
East Great Forks
Mino
Prequale di Paola Howard Forrest Avior
Anna May Towen
Holly Springs
Miss
Juin RE. Triges
Clarence K. Avery
Elmira
Flora A. Wright
Piedmont
Ala
Bowarad F .Dawn
Wesley Tee Mann
Manister, Mich
Marie Callen
Bar Dedicates New Courthouse
A ceremony dedicated the remodeled courthouse to the city under a sunny afternoon. Chief Justice Walter Irving McCoy presided with speakers including Wendall Phillips Stafford and former Chief Justice J Harry Covington. The event honored reconstruction leaders Elliott Woods August Card and Frank G Pierson, with floral tributes for late Chief Justice Thomas H Anderson.
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District of Colum Hit Bar
Juntece
Walter Irving McCoy
Supreme Court
Ho Drescott
Atles
Ber
Pani
J. Harry Covington
Elliott Woods
United States Capitol
Provids
August Ecard
Engiineer
Frank G. Pierson
McCoy
Charles Wood
Church of the Covenant
Wendall Phillips Stafford
Henry EE. Davis
Mgr
F. Thomas
St. Patrick's Church
Thomas H. Anderson
District Supreme Court
H Prescott Gatley
The
Bar Association
George HE. Hamilton
District Bar Association
Nathaniel Wilson
A.S. Worthington
George E. Hamilton
Benjamin F. Leighton
J. Holdsworth Gordon
William M. Lewin
James 8. Hasby-Smith
John #. Laskey
Alexander H Bell
Clarence R. Wilson
Adolph A. Hoehling
Justin Morriss Chamberlain
Allen ©. Clark
Columbia Historical Society
Clarence R. Walson
FL Regis Neel
John F. Laskey
United States
Conductor Fatally Struck Crossing Tracks
Conductor Richard A Walters, 1531 37th street, was killed crossing the Washington Railway and Electric Company tracks at Thirty-ninth street and Prospect avenue. Walters, longtime employee and conductor on the Brookland Cabin John Bridge line, died instantly. his body went to the morgue. A prior incident saw him involved in an altercation with grocer Howard W Payne at Dumbarton Avenue. A separate fire at 1217 D street caused $800 damage due to an overheated stove.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Thirty-ninth Street
Prospect Avenue
Richard A. Walters
Thirty-seventh Street
Brookland-Cabins John Bridge
Walters
The
Traction Company
Howard W. Payne
Thirtieth Street
Dumbarton Avenue
D Street
Chaisse Emanuele
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P. J. Harman
Strayer’s Business College
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Vance L
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Joseph BP
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WH. K. High
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Metropolitan Opera Co
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L. Lawrence Weber
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Etropolitan Opers Grasd
Tereene
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Binney
Slamache
Attrartionn
Mayflower Photoplay
Art Speer
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Richard Harding Davis Produced By
Allan Dwan
Arthur Pryor
D. W. Griffith
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Pianiat
C.f.keith
Calais Sun
Arion Rooney
Bent
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