School To Be Divided for McKinley Pupils
Central High and rented rooms will house McKinley Manual Training students crowded out of the program. Six classes will move to Central High School, three to a rented building, with the rest remaining at McKinley for shop and bench work. Debate over who delays the annex proceeds and plans seek $7 million for new schools.
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Central High
Wizia
McKinley Manual Training School
Central High School
McKinley
McKinley Cadet Company
Hugtt
Bilgh
Capt Oyster
Morrow
John Knox’ Taylor
the Treasury
Congress
Petition Against Police Decision On Violence Charges Set Aside
Patrick OToole petitions to acquit policemen Charles Strobel and AL Walters after a police trial board found insufficient evidence of unnecessary violence during Mr OToole’s arrest. The commissioners heard the case yesterday and will issue a formal opinion after further review.
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Patrick O'Toole
Police Trial Board
Queen
Charles A. Strobel
AL. Walters
O'Taale
Lmbé
Teal Board
Mir
Teale
P J Ryan
Object to Improvements Protest by Property Owners
A hearing will begin by the commissioners for J & Herrell Isabella C Harton and other property owners who protested against the proposed laying of a water main and construction of a sewer on Half Street from Q to R Street Southeast and against laying a water main on F Street from South Capital Street to Half Street Southeast. The improvements were recommended by the District health office as a sanitary necessity. The protesters oppose on grounds of unnecessary expense.
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J & Herrell
Isabella C Har Ton
Half Street
R Street
F Street
Building Strike Moves Toward 69 On Open Shop Debate
International Union leaders studying a major building strike say the first view is to continue. An open letter from President Evans of the Stonecutter International Association urges open shop fairness among employers and contractors in Philadelphia. Bowen plans return to Washington in ten days for further discussion.
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Ftten International
Maerag Jn
Jetor
Bower
Bricklayer’ S Union
Preece
Dobson
Philadephia
Bowen
Washington
Jo Evana
Bstonecutter
International Association
School Gardens Display Botany Lessons For Visitors
Children from the public school hosted visiting friends to show the flowers and vegetables grown in their botany and gardening lessons. Asters nasturtiums and dahlias brightened the yards while a harvest of produce and student talks highlighted summer garden work. Diplomas for excellence and prizes were awarded to ninety pupils and over $100 worth of produce was sold during the season with eighty tomatoes harvested from seven vines.
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Mig Sipe
Mies Sipe
Albert FF
Albert FF Wonde
Kericuural
Deny Plea To Remove Fence At Newton Place
District Commissioners refuse removal of the temporary board fence at the east end of Newton Place NW to reopen the street. Commissioner Morrow cites the fence as a barricade preventing accidents and notes the adjacent properties are unimproved. No action to remove the fence is planned at present. Important schedule change announced for Blvemont Branch and Pullman cars on affected trains.
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Newton Place
Morrow
Blvemont
M Southern Bay
Washington
Alo Pullman
Sues Policeman for Alleged Injuries in District Supreme Court
Jease Maxon sues Timothy J. Cullinane a police officer in District Supreme Court claiming July 2 assault caused personal injuries including damaged teeth and facial injuries. Also noted are local business notices and an assignment of a livery business by G Frank Hallman to Edward Chapman for creditors.
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Butt
Phila Oyster & Chop House
Tithstan Krouse
Ninth Street
Frank Hallman
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Edward Chapman
Harvey's
Police Force Changes Reported in City Notices
One regular and five special officers appointed yesterday by commissioners on Maj Sylvester and Maj Spencer recommendations. Reappointments include Henry Chadwell Snaith Brown at Washington aqueduct office, JF Henderson at Washington filtration plant, Daniel Harrington at Georgetown distributing reservoir division, and Thomas E Ferguson at the Detachment reservoir division. Samuel Y Gusack resignation accepted.
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Reogos Bosler
Oi Commisaianars
Sylvester
Poiice
Spencer
Corpa of Engineers
Henry Chadwell
Snaith Brown
Washington Aqueduct
JF Henderson
Washington Filtration
Daniel Harrington
Georgetown Distriiating Reservoir
Thomas E Ferguson
Detecarnia
Samuel Y Gusack
Equestrian Road Use Proposed by City Commissioner
C H Armes proposes reserving Kiney Branch Fond for equestrian use and urges quick action to authorize a suitable path through woods hills and dates for the project. Also, hearing on Third Street grade damages for Union Station improvements started before the union railroad station grade damage commission and will resume Monday morning. A Pure and Very Rich Dessert Ice Cream Velvet Kind Drugglats.
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Kiney
Commissionera
C H Armes
Sixteenth Street
Armes
Dtama
Third Street
N Streets
Union Railroad
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Seventh St
Pennsylvania Ave
Duffy
Tri-Wears
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Hahn & Co
Avon Ach
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Penna, Artes S.E
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City Bulletins
Great Fear
George W Thomas
Eisabeth H. Thomas
Yeaterdas
City
Craig & Royce
Colorado
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D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Baltimore
Buldrends
Mena Sints TR
Mlixtures
Potomac Electric Power Company
14Th Street N.W
Senate
Heurich Brewing Co
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
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Horn
Tailor
Ol8
Supttat Asd
Efres le A Terme Mice Bazcloe Potomac Guarantee
TARSO
Atlantic
Talephona Main
Mayer & CO
7Th St
Arvers
Barber & Ross
11Th and & Sts
I Baas & CO
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Adler
Actus. Com
Victor E. Adler
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Mane
Randle Highlands
U. A
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Trent
Iota
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Mall
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Columbia Bicycle
John W Blakelock
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