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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1914

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3

Alexandria Hears Loan Plan For City Costs

The Alexandria common council considers a 400 loan from banks to cover current city expenses as the local budget tightens. Mrs Dillard addresses DAR delegates and Masons honor local leaders J E W Timberman and J E Alexander during a busy week of civic events and relief fund drives.

Police News Notes Robberies and accidents reported yesterday

Police notes recount robberies including items from several residents in northwest district such as Virginia Alexander and Dr. Allen Walker. A horse wagon accident near Silver Spring injured Mrs Latcheff and her son, with both taken to Walter Reed Hospital. other injuries reported at Emergency Hospital and Freedmen's Hospital.

Virginia Alexander Meridian Street Northwest Allen Walker Quebec Street H. P. Dayla Third Street Northwest John Dade D Street Southwest Robert Richleberger R Street John Shepherd Tenth Street Thomas Barnes Fourth Street Emma Tatcham Silver Spring Military Road Georgia Avenue

Laura Richards Welcomes Old Friend to Wealthy Home

Helen visits Laura Richards at a grand Madison Avenue house, meeting Laura’s daughter Joan and admiring the refined surroundings. Laura speaks of happiness and marriage, while Helen notes Joan’s striking red hair and the contrast between Laura’s past and present wealth. Helen reflects on motherhood and the world’s goodness.

Helen Laura Mrs. Curtis Joan Winifred Mary Laure Mr. Hichards Downstown

Western High Athletic Boost Aims For Funds

The Home and School Association of Western High School reports no funds raised from a Belausen theater benefit. Principal Miss Westcott says athletic teams have struggled since the old Western High burned two years ago. A portable girls’ shelter and library book improvements are among proposed measures.

Western High School Belausen Franklin Erg School Bo. Westcott Western High Ae Aif Wome and Seriool Association Murdoorp Eorig Teterbeack

New Seventh Street Paving Delayed by Congress

Seventh street residents pushing for asphalt paving from New York to Florida avenues may see the project funded after district estimates. Plans include a new lighting system with Helsonite power incandescent lamps on ornamental posts every several feet. Citizens Association has long urged the improvement. the estimates, not covered by Congress, await fiscal action.

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City Trade Committee Seeks Compensation for Alley Plan

Recommendations by the Board of Trade committee favor amending Congress alley elimination to ensure property owners gain compensation. Proposals urge half payment from the Trust or government, with the rest by property owners along improved streets. Parking law discussion noted. William G Henderson chaired the committee. Telephone Pioneers reelect Vail at Richmond meeting. Theodore N Vad named president.

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High Duckpin Scores Lead Honor List

Earl Eker led the Arcade League with a 362 set as Ames Jerman Teague and Schmidt chased in the Fatent Attorneys circuit. Jerman totaled 360 with 125 and 119 games, while Schmidt finished with 352 from scores including 154 and 127.

Earl Eker Ames Jerman Commercial Alley Teague Schmidt Fatent Attorneys Duackpins Etker Havin Jerman

Mission Expansion Hinted at Takoma Park SDA Conference

Seventh Day Adventists at Takoma Park plan a broader foreign mission scope with more missionaries in Brazil Colombia Cape Colony Natal Transvaal Rhodesia and parts of East Africa. Proposals include opening San Salvador and Colombia for mission work and translating literature for Europe while training foreign workers in major U S cities.

Seventh-Day Adventists The Adventists Takoma Park Brazil Colombia Cape Colony Natal Transvaal Rhodesia Nome East Indian M. A. Altman Colorado South Africa M. H. Shuster Missouri J Waysmer West Indian Union Conference Jamaica San Salvador Guatemala Europe M. KE. Kern Young People’s Department O. A. Olsen Chicago Foreign Department St. Louis New York Boston

Multiple Local Accidents and Incidents Reported

A sequence of brief local reports notes Ca McHugh 43 dying suddenly at home from natural causes. Nancy Eastes 25 tripped in her garden breaking her collar bone. Raymond Heed 34 injured at Fuse ll Tee Cream Factory after machine caught him. taken to hospital. J W Moore from Mount Rainier Md injured in motorcycle crash at Trand First streets NW. treated for leg fracture. Walter Baxter 8 bitten by a dog. dog killed. taken to hospital. Leslie Brown 13 fell from bicycle injuring chin. treated. Annie Fitzgibbons 48 fell on street with scalp wound. taken to hospital. A Chicago man, 28, arrested at Union Station for handbag theft from J M Gottlieb of New York. cash and clothing value listed. Engine Company 13 responded to a fire at 811 Delaware Ave SW. minor damage. Fire in vacant shed at 639 Third St NE caused $10 damage. Mrs Emma Thompson 74 wandered streets of Congress Heights. later cared for by police until relatives collected her.

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Colored attorney sponsor at Supreme Court first

For the first time in Supreme Court history, a Black attorney served as sponsor for a white colleague's admission. William R. Stewart, a Youngstown, Ohio, lawyer admitted Wednesday in a damage case, sponsored Emil y Anderson, another Youngstown attorney, yesterday. The report notes growing numbers of qualified colored attorneys but acknowledges few precedents for sponsors.

Supreme Court of the United States William R. Stewart Youngstown James Welsh Stewart Emily Anderson Supreme Court

Plan To Attract Tourists To Washington

A plan to bring winter and summer tourists to Washington was discussed at a luncheon hosted by Elms E. Andrews, head of the Retail Merchants' Association. Committees will be formed to finalize arrangements, with cooperation expected from the joint conventions committee of the Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trade, and Retail Merchants' Association. Attendees included William P. Gude and Fleming Newbold among others.

P. Andrews Washington Elms E. Andrews Retail Merchants’ Association Sali Camber of Commerce, Board of Trade William P. Gude Chamber of Comtoetve Fleming Newbold FL A. Walker Chintey ET. Brainard Hoss An- Urea

Noted Cathedrals Talk At Catholic Circle Meeting

Rev Dr J M Cooper, a leading pastor at St Matthew's Rhode Island Ave and M St, spoke on The Architecture of Famous Cathedrals at the Catholic Women's Christian Art Circle gathering in the Public Library. He illustrated cathedrals from Athens to York and presented Emile Male's Religious Art in France of the Thirteenth Century. The trial of John Jackson for manslaughter ended in a hung jury. witness testimony described a wrestling incident on the Rock Creek bridge over which Joseph Smith fell to his death. Jackson denied fighting, claiming an accidental fall. Attorneys were James B Archer and R B Flaherty.

J. M. Cooper St. Matthew's Church Rhode Island Avenue M Street Catholic Women’s Christian Art Circle Athens Catacombs St. Calietus Rome York England Toledo Bergen Spain Cooper Emile Male France John Jackson Covington Jackson Joseph Smith Pennsylvania Avenue Rock Creek Smith James B. Archer R. B. Fleharty

Supreme Court and Federal Docket Summary from The Legal Record

The file lists United States Supreme Court cases with names such as Seton Fleming, Juan M. Ceballos, John M. Finke, Anderson C. Wilson, Juan A. Monagan, Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway, and others. Notices include adjournments, docket numbers, appellee and appellant counsel, and Friday sessions. The United States Court of Customs Appeals entries cover Atlantic Transport, Sussfeld Lorsch, and Young Grover Company with board decisions on duties, followed by District of Columbia Court of Appeals assignments and equity court filings with multiple rules returnable November 7.

United States Supreme Court Justice McKenna Justice Holmes Justice Day Justice Hughes van Devanter Justice Lamar Pitney Mcieynolds Seton Fleming Jacksonville Fla State of Arkansas State of Mississippi Gerald FitzGerald Juan M. Ceballos John M. Finke Anderson C. Wilson United States Circuit Court of Appeals Third Circuit The National Discount Company John. Sheppard, Jr Trustees, Ac Anneal Second Circuit Juan A. Monagan Et al Juliana Marie Abertucci Y Alvarez N. BK. Pettingill Apne Appellee Missouri, Kansas Texas Canal Commissioners Ys. Fittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company Samuel B. King United States Henry W. Clark James Ceneral Knaebel United States Court of Customs Appeals Montgomery Smith Barber, de Vries Martin Atlantic Transport Company Board of General Appraisers Sussfeld Lorsch & Ca Barker Yyounglore Grover Company Utinion

Hutton v Wutton and Taft v Arlington Hotel Co case list

Assignment for today. District and circuit court dockets show numerous cases with named parties including Hutton v Wutton for alimony, Taft v Arlington Hotel, Heigkell v Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, United States Trust Co v District of Columbia, and others. Attorneys listed include McKenney Flannery Hitz Glaxure- Thomas Duvall Chapin. Wills Donaldson Lambert Byrne Stephens. and Briscoe, Baker, Behrend Syro, among many. Trials and assignments for today noted, with several criminal, probate, and equity matters across Circuit Court No. 1 No. 2 and District Court.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court No. 1 Justice McCoy Thigpen Ve Thigpen Plainti A. W. Scott Joseph H. Stewart Plaintif Ralston & Hichardson S. D. Willis Tatt Va Arlington Water Company McKenney, Flannery & Hitz A.B. Duvall F. E. Chapin Gouschalk Company O*keele Plaintiff Teon Tobriner Toomey & Toomey Micnel Hutton District of Coluuma Wills & Donaldson Lambert Byrne Stephens Circuit Court Justice Stafford Shannon Va Capital Traction Company Briscoe Ye K. W. Baker J. W. Braggers Frank J. Hoan Turner Vs. Pennsylvania Railroad Linton—McKenney, Flannery & Hite Maddox & Gatley Lingulat Va Attorneya Behrend—Syro White-Ward-Friaselt Company Ye Hudson Wilsor—Hudson Post’ Vs. Typewriter Ambrine—Mial.ao Breuer Ve. Washington Ralway and Etertric Company Wal Hoover McGraw P. R. OR Neumyer—Hoover Campbell Vs. Later Archer & Smith- Fay Berber Va Probey Douglas, Rumn & Overr Lambert Diggs Fraser

Real estate transfers listed with multiple properties and buyers

A compendium of real estate transfers across several DC neighborhoods including Barry Farm, Twenty Third Street, Chevy Chase, North Columbia Trails, South Kenitaworth, Whitney Close, Fourteen and a Half Street Northeast, Takoma Park, Georgia Avenue, Mount Pleasant and Deanwood Heights. Transactions show grantees such as Henry Shaxton, Max W. Kimmerling, James Appleby, Ethel Woo Abbe, Nannie Williams, Margaret J. Madison, Robert H Miller, Annie Ho Bughea, Michael J. Keane, Dement Go, Wilhel Mine Wrule, Balvatore Youalde, and Gunanga College directors with various lot and block references and prices commonly at $10 to $360.

Barry Farm M. J O'Rewry Henry Shaxton Twenty Third Street Jamies Poole Ct Max W. Kimmerling Fifteenth Street George WooMarnes James Appleby Chevy Chase Neights Chey Chase Wand Chey Chase Wand, Company Ethel Woo Abbe Miley North Columbia Snis Hooally Theodore I. Baker Eckington Harry Blake Robert, Thompson Mount Pleasant Ant Pleasant Hattie Wells Thomas Counway Ty Aml Diretors Gunanga College Tut Harry FL White Ler. Guardan Nathan PB Frank

Deeds of Trust Listings Across Washington DC Areas

Deeds of trust and security details appear for Takoma Park and Columbia Heights with multiple lenders and borrowers. Entries list parcel squares, lot numbers, borrower names, secured parties, amounts ranging from hundreds to thousands, terms from months to years, and semiannual interest rates, reflecting a wave of secured property transactions in early 20th century Washington.

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