May Price Talk Sparks Milk Debate in District
Health officials say the department cannot control milk prices but would raise sanitary standards if prices rise. Commissioner Macfarland and Dr Woodward discuss economic and legal steps, including potential congressional action to set higher standard milk and reflect actual costs to consumers and dealers.
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Woodward
Maciam
Milk Producers’ Association
Mit
Health Department
Elso
Mactarland
Congress
District Milk Commission
Renew Fight For Conduit To Boost City Water
District Commissioners plan another bid in Congress for funds to start a second conduit supplying Ely with water. A survey and construction plan are described as essential, amid fears of a water famine if the existing conduit fails. McFarland warns of four days without water if prevented. Officials say the city faces hardship only if delays occur, and Congress is urged to provide the appropriation.
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Ely
Mackenzie
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
McFarland
District Water Department
Washington
Commissionecn
Congress
Carrie Nation Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Court
Carrie Nation was fined 25 by Judge Huney in Police Court for alleged disorderly conduct on Wednesday outside the Post Office Department building. She claimed her actions were decorous and said she would retire from the steps when she felt inclined.
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Carrie Nation
Huniy
Labor case hearing set for AFL to dismiss charges
The American Federation of Labor seeks dismissal of several alleged irrelevant charges from Buck Stove and Range petition. A hearing before Chief Justice Clabault is scheduled for September 26 in the District Supreme Court. The AFL argues some grievances pertain to subsidiaries or unions, not the federation, and should be stricken. Return trip to Nashville for a Southern Railway homecoming appears noted.
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Federation
District Supreme Court
American Federation of Labor
Justles
Six Residences Sold in Northwest Washington Real Estate Roundup
Property sales announced by Stone & Fairfax and Blundell, OBrien, Bele and others show prices ranging from 3750 to 13000. Record notes list buyers CM Beale, Harry Wardman, TL Gibbs Blane, F A Canfield, Benjamin Zatoman, Edward Delson, and others as purchasers of homes on East Eighteenth Street, Quinny Street, Tenth Street, Sixteenth Street, Bryant Street, and adjacent blocks.
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Stone & Pairfax
C M Beale
Eagnteenth Street
Harry Wardman
Quinny Street
Mount Pleasant
Gibbs Blane & Fairfax
Corcorant Street
Edward Delson
Bryant Street
Drst Street
Alowindur Miler
Three Heroes Honored For Daring Potomac Rescue
Medals for bravery were awarded to Joseph B Tatton and George T Tatton by Commissioner Macfarland for rescuing four men from the Potomac River. Charles R Bopp received a bravery certificate for aiding the Dalton brothers in the same rescue. The four men, Barrow, Plaskett, Reily, and Bellsey, were aboard a capsized boat off Glesboro Point on May 20 when the Dalton brothers and Bopp pulled them from the water.
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Potomac River
Joseph B
George T Tatton
Macfarland
United States
Yoruther Life Living Service
Charles R Bopp
Dalton Brothers
Ioalsere T Barrow
Bs Plaskett, W Reily
Bellsey
Glesboro Point
Bopp
Woman stabbed in quarrel. husband charged
A Virginia woman is in critical condition after a head to chin wound from a quarrel with her husband, Marry Terry, who is under arrest on an assault charge. Doctors at Emergency Hospital say about twenty stitches were required. The injured woman says he attacked her after she objected to his relations with other women.
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Alardniine Terry
Ariington Vale
Terry
City Bulletins Realty Dealer's Case Continued
Realty dealer Henry T Craig, real estate denier of SIS Twenty frat street, faced continued hearing in Pollet Court as the case against him stands while Mr Doyle, a street cleaning inspector, remains injured in a serious condition at his home. The misadventure followed a collision with a taxi driven by Doyle. Also reports: Hemphill, a colored man, 28, was jailed after shooting Jones in a card game. Jones hospitalized with a bullet wound. Police say the incident occurred on Saturday night near Thirteenth Street and Street Southwest.
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Henry T Craig
Sis Twenty Frat
RE Doyle
Pollet Court
Doyle
Doyie
Sixth Street
Hitman Hemphill
Thirteenth
Th Fourth Precinct
Jonea Jackson
Hemphill
Jackson
Alleged bookmaker held in gambling case in DC
David Pfeffer arrested on a gambling charge and pleads not guilty in Police Court. He allegedly operated a handbook on the races and took bets from customers who were not paid after wins. Bond set at $1,000. Pfeiffer arranged bond and has attorney.
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David Pfeffer
David Pfeiffer
Katreeta
Pfeiffer
Mulloway
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