School to Be Divided to Relieve Crowded McKinley
McKinley Manual Training School will split 326 students with 326 pupils moved to Central High School and a rented building for the six classes. The plan, approved after a conference of the superintendent, Capt Oyster, and high school principals, aims to provide bench and shop work while awaiting new school construction funded by Congress.
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Morrow
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the Treasury
Congress
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Petition Against Police Verdict On Unnecessary Force
Patrick O Toole petitions that the Police Trial Board set aside its finding against Policemen Charles A Strobel and A L Walters for using unnecessary violence during his arrest. The Commissioners ruled the evidence failed to sustain the charge, while Teale's attorney argued the verdict contradicted the evidence. The Commissioners will issue an opinion after further review.
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Police Trial Board
Queen
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Teal Board
Mir . Teale
P J Ryan
Protest Against Proposed Sewer and Water Main Improvements
Property owners including J and Herrell Isabella C Har Ton and others protest a hearing by the Commissioners on Half street from Q to R southeast and F street from South Capitol to Half Street. The District health office backs the sanitary improvements. protesters say the plan would entail unnecessary expense.
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J & Herrell
Isabella C Har Ton
Half Street
R Street
F Street
Open Letter Spurs Unity in Building Trades Strike
International union officers report the strike situation is encouraging and plan to act from Philadelphia and Washington. President Bowen of the Bricklayers and President Preece and Secretary Dobson travel to confront open shop pressure while urging contractors to adopt open shop practices among themselves.
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Jetor
Bower
Bricklayer’ S Union
Preece
Dobson
Philadephia
Bowen
Washington
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School Gardens Visit Showcases Botany Lessons and Harvests
Children at the public school guided visiting friends through the yard displays of blooms and vegetables grown from botany and gardening lessons. Asters nasturtiums and dahlias brightened the grounds while produce sales and diplomas highlighted summer garden efforts with prizes for ninety pupils and over $ ahead in garden yields.
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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 northwest, stating the barrier protects the street and abutting unimproved property. No current plan to remove it. Schedule change announces Blivenmont Branch service discontinuities between Washington and Blivenmont from Sept 8 and 16, with Pullman car service affected.
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Sues Policeman for Alleged Injuries in District Supreme Court
Jease Maxon sues Timothy J. Cullinane a policeman for 000 damages claiming July 2 assault left him teeth injured and face contused in a district supreme court filing. Also notes local ads on Schaeler bread fresh at grocers and other items including a liveryman assignment and music at Harvey’s evenings.
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Police force changes appoint one regular and five special officers
On the recommen dation of Maj Sylvester a private class was added to the police force. Special policemen Henry Chadwell Snaith Brown JF Henderson Daniel Harrington and Thomas E Ferguson were reappointed to positions at the Washington aqueduct filtration plant Georgetown distributing reservoir division and the Detention/seizure division. Samuel Y Gusack has resigned from the police force.
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Oi Commisaianars
Sylvester
Poiice
Spencer
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Snaith Brown
Washington Aqueduct
JF Henderson
Washington Filtration
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Georgetown Distriiating Reservoir
Thomas E Ferguson
Detecarnia
Samuel Y Gusack
Equestrian Road Use Proposed by Citizen Group
C H Armes petitions Commissioners to reserve Kiney ranch road for equestrian use. He urges a broad, scenic route through woods and hills, asking action without delay. Also coverage of Union Station damage claims hearing on Third Street grade change, resumed Monday morning.
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Commissionera
C H Armes
Sixteenth Street
Mt Armes
Armas
Union Station
Third Street
N Streets
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