Trio of Actors Nabbed After Advertised London Plan
Three actors Joe Ramon Ravitel Spaniard 31 Louis Daley Akvas Nicaraguan 25 and Cristave G Mallva Mexican 29 were arrested in Washington by central detectives on vagrancy charges after arriving from Baltimore and placing a local notice seeking backers for a theater company to go to London. Suspects posted ads offering positions, took deposits, and arranged apartments. police traced the scheme to Sixth Street NW and Lash Street area.
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Short-Change Game Victimization at City Eatery
A restaurant keeper reports being swindled by a stranger who used counterfeit one and five dollar notes. The suspect slipped into the venue on GA Street, attempting to pass the fake bills to a patron, then fled as the cash register showed suspicious bills. Local authorities investigate the incident and review nearby camera footage for leads.
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Reception to Tome School boys at Memorial Hall
Deposit Sept 26 Washington Post reports a large meeting at Tome School where no formal program occurred. Brief talks by faculty members Dr A Harris Sen Yale clerk, Mr B Jery, Mr Koy U M Chamberlin, Mr B W N Bagot, and Mr Blay Aviat were introduced by Theophil Baker. Roll call showed broad representation including two from Puerto Rico.
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Cranch School Wins Last Field Day Of Season
Cranch School captured the top score with 34 points at the Virginia Avenue field day. Tyler finished with 15, Lennox 16, and Wallach 6 as contests across hockey, baseball, volleyball, and other events unfolded. Indoor baseball and volleyball saw Cranch prevail. Tyler won hockey 4 to 3. Cranch also claimed the indoor baseball victory 12 to 5, with teams featuring Boyd, Crook, Hindwood, Harbin, and Browning among others. In afternoon races Lennox won the broad jump through Mary Grave, Cranch took high jump with Reny Hindwood, and Lennox’s Mary Grace won the hop race.
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Legal Check Validity Under 1 Dollar Postage Law
Treasury says the law from 47 years ago prohibits using checks as currency status remains clear. Bank checks are orders to pay money and not substitutes for coins, enforced since 1870s. Also report notes half-holiday end for 30,000 federal workers and a fatal visit to Washington Fest in Breuntot, with Jacob Cupp traveling from Lapel, Indiana.
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Norfolk traffic to start on Potomac line
The Potomac and Chesapeake Steamboat Company plans a new Washington to Norfolk line starting October 15 with the steamer St Johns undergoing overhaul to add improved amenities. Additional vessels are planned for next summer to handle local freight and passenger traffic along the Potomac, linking Colonial Beach with Norfolk through Washington.
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Proposed rules tighten five cent theaters in the district
Building Inspector Morris Hacker plans four inspections of the 25 moving picture houses with more stringent rules likely. A. C. Mayer of Mayer Ambrement Company urged that aisles limit to thirteen seats per line, two side alleys, rear walking space, fireproof stage, tapered aisles like regular theaters to ensure public safety. Chicago Temperance Parade spans two miles with all local groups marching.
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Lads at National Training Institute Feast for Potluck
Reported at Hong Training School for Boys, a big feast planned after a giant sweet potato find. A massive tuber and a rescued possum ladle into a day of cooking, games, and school pride with new workshops rising on Fort Lincoln grounds.
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