School Barrier Down for McKinley Students at Central High
Superintendent William E Chancellor orders a redistribution of pupils to free space at Central High for a first year class from McKinley Manual Training School. The plan places McKinley pupils under McKinley teachers at Central High, with district boundaries assigning East and West High Schools and a reply process for exceptions. The board blames commissioners for delaying a $125,000 building addition as debates over funding and preference networks continue.
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McKinley Manual Training School
Central High School
William E. Chancellor
Achoula
Central High
McKinley
McKiniey School
McKiniey Terchera
Eastern High School
Smithsonian Grounds
Sixth Street
D Street
Indiana Avenue
New Jerey Avenue
A & C. Haliroad
G Street
Fifesouth
C Street
Anacostia River
Eighteenth Street
Georgetown
Board of Education
Delays in McKinley School Addition Pressure Funding
Building Inspector Ashford reports McKinley Manual Training School addition delayed by insufficient appropriation and a three month hold. Four plans were drafted to fit the last year's funds while serving the board of education, with two of seven buildings nearly complete.
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McKinley Manual Training School
Morrow Yeaterday
Ashford
Minna
Board of Education
Assembly Hall
McKinlay School
Beays
Eaans
Comminioners
Board of Tatuation
Corridora Lia
McKinley School
Rahbard
Night schools open Monday for white pupils in six buildings
Night schools for white pupils will reopen next Monday at 7 o'clock in six buildings: High School, Business High at Ninth Street and Rhode Island Avenue NW. Franklin at Thirteenth and K Streets NW. Wallach at Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue SE. Jefferson at Sixth and D Streets SW. Corroran at Twenty-Eighth and M Streets NW. Gafea at Flat Street and Massachusetts Avenue NW. Principals will be at each building tomorrow and Saturday from 1 to 8 p.m. to register pupils. Adult cooking classes will be held at 212 Street NW and 6 Mass christia Avenue NE. Pupils will register at these schools opening night.
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Business High
Ninth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Franklin
Wallach
Sevanth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jefferann
Mixth
Corroran
Twenty-eighth
Gafea
Fliat Street
Misschusetta
Baturiay
Masochristia Avenue
Citizens Hear Improvements Plans For City Areas
Columbia Heights and Southeast Citizens Associations held public hearings before the Commissioners on proposed improvements for their sections. Judge Bundy urged a new high school, better street paving, and grade work, noting potential Sherman tract use for a George Washington University site. Southeast members sought Anacostia fair support, cross-town streetcar, a twelve room school, several parks, removing a garden plant on New Jersey avenue and X street, and street grading. Commissioners pledged to consider some requests. August Hermann and Harry A. Gindian led the Bartciblion participation with other members present.
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Columbia Heights
Southeast
Boutheist Citizens’ Association
Columbia Heights Citizens’ Association
Commlestoners
Bundy
Columbia Helgate Citizens
Sherman
George Washington University
Rock Creek
Southeast Citizens’ Association
Anacostia
New Jersey Avenue
XC Street
August Hermann
Harry A. Gindian
Bartciblion
E. Seibold
Allen Davis
Wiliam B. Coleen
J. R. McCathran
District Commissioners Receive Estimate for Next Fiscal Year
District officials project $6,017,030 in revenues for the coming year to fund government operations, minus $106,000 for policemen and relief funds. After deductions, $5,911,020 remains for expenses, sourced from taxes, licenses, insurance, penalties, and other revenues.
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Water Department
Tweedale
Griffin
Fhe
Anca
Imsurance Tcenses
Mrs Morrow Released After Mental Inquest
Mrs Imogene Morrow, confined at Government Hospital for the Insane since last May, was declared of sound mind by a jury and discharged. Chief Justice Clabaugh ordered her immediate release after testimony from doctors and the acting superintendent, with Mrs Chism planning to accompany her to Chicago.
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Saya
Imogene Morrow
Government
District Supreme Court
Clabaugh
Stack
Morrow
Mra. Morrw
Stack Ny
Zane
Chism
Chicago
Improvements Approved for Streets and Paving Costs
Emissioners approve expenditures totaling 917,700 for street repairs and changes. The plan includes 6000 for restoring paving on Second Street Northeast from First to Second Street, 900 for asphalt paving on F Street Northeast, 2000 for grading Eighth Street Northeast between K and L, 100 for cobble gutter work and graveling One Street Northeast, 1200 for changing a grate and restoring the Baltimore and Ohio tracks crossing on Florida Avenue Northeast between Ninth and Tenth, 128 for grading, 1000 for asphalt paving on Seventh Street Northeast from south of the B and O tracks to the parking line of K Street, and 800 for grading the abandoned road bed and graveling connections near Sixth Street Northeast and I Street.
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Tollpax
Second Street
Eighth Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Florida Avenue
Baltimore and Dio
K Streat
Sixth Street
I Street
New Trial Ordered in Robbery Case of Evans and O'Donnell
Justice Asmey granted a new trial in the robbery case of Sharlen Evans and Harry J O'Donnell after a June conviction. The murder charge from February 1906 underlies the indictment, with alleged confessions and an acquittal in the prior trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iim
Justles Barnard
Baker
Wham Michael Sued for 10 020 Damages Over Store Fall
Michael Wham proprietor of a store at 519 Seventh Street NW was sued in District Supreme Court yesterday by Lnsale ML Hona Yack seeking 10 020 in damages for personal injuries after she says she slipped January 1 through a store floor opening due to neglect to safeguard patrons.
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Wham
Michael
Seventh Street
District Supreme Court
Lnsale ML
Hona- Yack
George A. Snever
Helen C. G. Weakland
Labor Suit Simplified in AFL Injunction Case
The American Federation of Labor, before Chief Justice Clebaugh, withdrew its motion to expunge alleged irrel evant charges from the petition against Juck Stave and Range Company in an injunction suit. After argument, AFL attorneys decided the move would complicate proceedings and let the original charges proceed, including alleged relevant charges predating the complainant and other incidents tied to subordinate bodies without the national AFL’s knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Clebaugh
District Supreme Court
Putitieh
Juck Stave and Range Company
Gomg
Aston
Tte
Hama
Maj George A Armes Seeks Hearing on County Bond Funds
Maj George A Armes requested a hearing before the District Commissioners to explain why at least 160 000 should be asked for by them and be immediately available for the widening of county roads in the District west of Rock Creek Park. Also notices for a religious talk, a charity cake sale, and a trade board report update appear alongside local notices and advertisements including Kodak supplies and Hartford bottling companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armes
George A. Armes
Board of District Commissioners
Rock Creek Park
3RINGS SUIT TO REJOIN ORDER
Frank Storey sues to compel a benevolent society to reinstate him and restore its name to the roll. He says he joined on October 2, 1873, was expelled May 1874, and claims irreparable damage to his reputation. He seeks membership benefits and restoration. he is said to be in Providence Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Storey
BS Wratelianan Teliana
District Supreme Court
Rox
Alaintif
Ita Membota
Prayidence Hospital
Fall Garbage Schedule Within Fire Limits Begins Oct 1
The fall and winter garbage collection plan starts October 1 announced by John T. Twohey, city street cleaning head. Within fire limits, collections occur every other day excluding Sundays, down from daily summer service. First week implements twice weekly pickups while summer in the district ran three times weekly.
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John T. Twohey
Hoa
Quixide
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Herrmann Eyee
Horn
Sumphifyford
Mass. Ave
Sanitary Paper
Sanitary Paper Bottle Co., Inc
N.W
VSN
Witea Veikers
Dominion
Senate
Ava
Heurich Brewing Co
Knabe
WM. Knabe &Co
F ST. N. W
Composition Books
RLP
Andrews Paper Co., Inc
Tellewever
Loutiana Avenue
Seventh St
Ponmyivacia Ave
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Fanansou
Pelea
Laxco
Thia
Moses
Sale
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street
Cor
Mrs. Morrow
Adler
Victor E. Adler
7Th St. Rave
Bked
Mrs. Potts
Sad Irons
Holder
Argam
HUB Furniture CO
P, Telephone Co
Thth
Bircet
C. W
R Street
Federation
City Bulleting
Hayden Sampon
Pythian Temple
Minnea Donald McCresm
Sign of the Fox
Board of Trade
Washington Board of Trade
Itx
Aa Poon
John M ‘Whisen
Phila
Harvey
D. Doody
Kodak
Kodak Man
Cottage Lampe
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Sela Hearted
Heer
Maersen and Benatary
Artington “Bottling Companeg Dace
Potomac Electric Power Company
14Th Street N.W
Randle Highlands
U.S
Ssenlands
Toe U.B
Racoréa Ia
Paillig
Tandelon
Senator la Follette
Robert M. le Follett
Wisconsin
Galifornia Avenue
Italin
Peachy & Hagner
le Follette
Commander Eittall
The
Davy
Admiral Algabee
Uneeda Biscuit
Furilure
Suiahead
Chad
Wits Anllscited Capital
Pice Ja & Jorge
Baeton Potomac Guarantee
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Telesiope
Fe Insurance
Citizens’ Loan & Trust CO. NG
Dts Commercial Bank
Moy
Comer Uth
Jowsky, &c
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Bustiolu
Washington Gaslight
Tenth Street
Warner
Avery
Autres
Goeivetst
Evans
al Gur
Haas & CO
TRE Keelet Institute
SL North Capiintales
Waablogen
Goltankia
Maryland
Post
Washington, D.C
Washington Post
Columbia Bicycle
John W. Blakelock
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