May Fight Milk Price Department Says It Has No Control
District Health Officer Woodward states the milk price rise is an economic issue and the health department can only demand higher sanitary standards. Commissioners plan to seek federal action and an amendment to ensure price reflects production costs, with consumers bearing the revised price if justified.
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Woodward
Maciam
Milk Producers’ Association
Mit
Health Department
Renew Fight for Conduit to Increase Water Supply
District Commissioners plan another attempt to secure congressional funds to build a second conduit for Washington’s water supply. A survey and construction costs are reported, with McFarland warning of a potential four day water famine if the current conduit fails. The commissioners expect an appropriation but do not believe District residents would be seriously harmed by delays.
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Denera
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 Huniy in police court for alleged disorderly conduct on Wednesday while lecturing on cigarette evils from the steps of a Post Office Department building. She claimed her behavior was decorous and that she would retire from public steps when inclined.
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Stepa
Carrie Nation
Huniy
Labor case hearing set for AFL petition against Buck Stove
The American Federation of Labor seeks dismissal of certain alleged irrelevant charges in its injunctive action against Buck Stove and Range Co. in the District Supreme Court. Chief Justice Clabault will hear arguments September 26 on striking disputed grievances attributed to subsidiaries or unions. Also notes low fares to Nashville and Southern Ray schedule for September.
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Federation
District Supreme Court
American Federation of Labor
Justles
Six residences sold in Washington area real estate drive
Prices ranged from 3750 to 13000 for several homes. CM Beale sold a dwelling at 128 Eighteenth Street NW for 1800? The same firm sold a Quinny Street NW house for 800. Blane Fairfax sold 1799 Corcoran Street for 35000. Canfield's firm sold 1613 Tenth Street NW for 8000. Blundon Oprien Bele did not list a price for a Sixteenth Street property north of Park. Edward Delson bought a Bryant Street three story on First Street for 4900. Charles W King Jr noted activity as homes near completion await use.
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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 Potomac Rescue Feat
Medals for bravery were presented to Joseph B Tatton and George T Tatton by Commissioner Macfarland for rescuing four men from the Potomac River. Charles R Bopp received a certificate of bravery for aiding the Dalton brothers in the same rescue. The incident occurred the night of May 20 near Gleesboro Point as the four men and Bopp and the Daltons pulled others from sinking craft.
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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 Severely Wounded. Husband Held on Assault Charge
A Virginia woman, Alar dniine Terry of Ariington, is in critical condition at Emergency Hospital from a head to chin wound, reportedly inflicted by her husband Mary Terry. Police say she was assaulted during a quarrel over alleged infidelity. Doctors sewed about twenty stitches.
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Alardniine Terry
Ariington Vale
Terry
Realty Dealer's Case Continues in Pollet Court
The case against Henry T Craig real estate denier of SIS Twenty street, whose car collided with a busy driven by RE Doyle, an inspector of street cleaning, continued in Pollet Court awaiting Doyle's injuries outcome. Doyle in grave condition at home 187 Sixth Street. Also, North Colored Man Shot in Leg reports Hitman Hemphill, twenty? held at Fourth precinct after shooting Jones during craps game at night near Thirteenth Street.
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Henry T Craig
Sis Twenty Frat
RE Doyle
Pollet Court
Doyle
Doyie
Sixth Street
Hitman Hemphill
Thirteenth and
Th Fourth Precinct
Jonea Jackson
Hemphill
Jackson
Alleged bookmaker held for gambling charges
David Pfeiffer of Four and a half and Katreeta southwest was arrested yesterday in a case alleging violation of district anti gambling laws. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Police Court. Judge Mulloway set bond at 1000 dollars. Authorities say bets were placed with him and winnings unpaid. The warrant cites a bet of eleven dollars on a running race dated July 1. Pfeiffer has arranged bond and secured an attorney.
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David Pfeffer
David Pfeiffer
Katreeta
Pfeiffer
Mulloway
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