School to be Divided for McKinley Pupils at Central High
About 326 McKinley Manual Training School students will be split between Central High School and a rented building for the coming year. Some classes will join Central High’s benches and shops while the rest attend academic work there, with the remainder housed in temporary space. The move follows a conference on delays in building a McKinley annex and calls for Congress funding of new schools.
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Wizia
McKinley Manual Training School
Central High School
McKinley
McKintey
McKinly
Central Hutt
Gentral
Bilgh
Capt Oyster
Morrow
John Knox’ Taylor
the Treasury
Congress
Buila Additional Schools
Buiildings
Mctinley School
Ashford
Balla
Buldrends
Mena Sints TR
Mlixtures
Petition Against Police Officers Set Aside Charge
The petition of Patrick O'Toole questioned a police trial board ruling that Charles A. Strobel and AL Walters used unnecessary violence during an arrest. The commissioners found the evidence did not sustain the charge and will issue an opinion after further investigation.
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Patrick O'Toole
Police Trial Board
Queen
Charles A. Strobel
AL. Walters
O'Taal
Lmbé
Teal Board
Mir . Teale
P J Ryan
Property Owners Protest Against Proposed Sewer and Water Main
A hearing will begin by the commissioners for J Herrell Isabella C Har Ton and other property owners who protest proposed laying of a water main on F street and sewer on Half street from Q to R southeast. Protestants oppose improvements as unnecessary expense despite health office recommended sanitary need.
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J & Herrell
Isabella C Har Ton
Half Street
R Street
F Street
Open Letter From Stonecutters Warns Employers on Open Shop
International union leaders say the building trades favor continued strike action and refuse surrender to employers. President Bowen of the Bricklayers Union and officers plan to travel to Philadelphia to address the right to wage battles against organized labor while urging open shop fairness among contractors.
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Fften International
Maerag Jn
Jetor
Bower
Bricklayer’ S Union
Preece
Dobson
Philadephia
Bowen
Washington
Jo Evana
Bstonecutter
International Association
School Gardens Visit Showcases Student Botany Efforts
Students at a public school displayed gardens grown from botany lessons. From 2 pm to evening, 90 children received diplomas for excellence and attendance, with prizes and over $100 worth of produce sold this summer.
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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 east end fence at Newton Place Northwest. Commissioner Morrow notes the barrier prevents accidents and shields unimproved property beyond, with no current plan to remove it. Also announced: schedule change for the Blvemont Branch effective Sept 8, and Pullman car service on affected trains between Washington and Blvemont.
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Newton Place
Morrow
Blvemont
M Southern Bay
Washington
Alo Pullman
Sues Policeman for Alleged Injuries in District Supreme Court
James Maxon sues Timothy J. Cullinane a policeman in District Supreme Court for 000 damages claiming assault on July 2 left him badly injured with dental damage and facial injuries. The narrative includes unrelated local ads and notices about liveryman Frank Hallman assigning his business, and other scattered items.
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Butt
Phila Oyster & Chop House
Tithstan Krouse
Ninth Street
Police force changes and new appointees named
One regular and five special officers were appointed yesterday by the commissioners on the recommendation of Maj Sylvester. Reappointments as special policemen include Henry Chadwell Snaith Brown at the Washington aqueduct office JF Henderson at the Washington filtration plant Daniel Harrington at the Georgetown distributing reservoir division and Thomas E Ferguson at the Detective division. Samuel Y Gusack resigned from the police force.
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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 Proposal Sparks Civic Action
C H Armes asks city Commissioners to reserve Kinney Ranch Road for equestrians. He advocates a tall meandering tow path through woods and hills, urging prompt action. Also notes Union Station grade-damage hearing on Third Street NE set to resume Monday morning. Local ad items include dessert and Velvet Ice Cream.
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Kiney Ranch
Commissionera
C H Armes
Sixteenth Street
Mt Armes
Armas
Union Station
Third Street
N Streets
Union Railroad
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