Spearin Suit Seeks Return of Forfeited 26000 Check
Rear Admiral Endicott and Treasurer Roberts named as defendants in a District Supreme Court suit brought by George B Spearin of Bayonne New Jersey to stop Endicott from delivering a 26000 certified check and to bar Roberts from handling the instrument Spearin claims a bid miscalculation led to a lower figure than the approved amount and seeks the check’s cancelation The case cites errors in Spearin original and amended bids and the contract award context with naval yard work in New York City in 1944 and ongoing disputes over bid amendments and forfeiture.
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Endicott
Roberts
Mordecai T. Endicott
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Ellis H Roberts
United States
District Supreme Court
George B Spearin
Bayonne
N. J
Admiral Endicott
Spearin
United States Navy Yard
New York
John Pierce
B Spearin
Admiral Emdicott
Cotton & White
Capital's Growth Leader John R Wright Detailed Career
John R Wright prominent in Masonic and business circles of the capital city, began as a cabinet maker in Alexandria, moved to Washington in 1873 to start an undertaking business, and rebuilt his shop at 1327 Tenth Street NW. He mentors two nephews, preaches at Hamline Methodist Church, presides over Taylor University, and serves on Deacons' Home and other civic bodies. He holds high Masonic ranks and belongs to Lafayette Lodge, Lafayette Chapter, Washington Commandery, Almas Temple, and the Scottish Rite. He is also part of the Oldest Inhabitants' Association and the Board of Trade.
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John R. Wright
Alexandria
Green
Washington
Tenth Street
Wright
Hamline Methodist Church
Taylor University
Indiana
Deacons’ Home
Lafayette Lodge
Lafayette
Washington Commandery
Almas Temple
Orders Extend Leave and Reassign Officers in Army
The War Department issued orders extending a ten day leave for paymaster Capt William Creary and assigning Maj Lioy M Brett to the Fourth Cavalry after promotion. Lt James K Thompson is to report for duty with the Philippine Islands mission, while First Lieut Benjamin O Davis is assigned to the Tenth Cavalry. Lieut Davig joins his destined troop, and First Lieut John J Boniface must report for board examination at Walla Walla.
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William Creary
Lioy
M Brett
Seventh Cavalry
Fourth Cavalry
James K Thompson
Secretary of War
Philippine Islands
Benjamin O Davis
Tenth Cavalry
Davig
John J Boniface
Edgar Zteevex
Walla Walla
Wash
Dleas
Robert Abernethy
Artillery Corps
Presidio
San Francisco
Cal
Wesley W. Hamilton
Willis G Peace
Frank C. Jewell
William H H Crowell
U. S
Scranton Pa
Wyalumng
West Point
Herbert Tutherly
Philippines
Wood
CIA
Army
Louis M Maus
Fort Riley
San Antonio
Tex
Department of Texas
Robert R Wallach
Third Cavalry
Fort Myer
Northern Division
Governors Island
NW Y
Atlantic Division
Willum
Wood May Wood
Francisco
Fort Walla Walla
Edgar Z Steever
Edwin B Winans, Jr
Samuel McP Rutherford
Henry A Webber
Wilmont &, Brown
William A Austin
Corps of Engineers
Manila
Apis
Charles Keller
Spencer Cosby
Edward M Adams
Hubert L Wigmore
William P Stokey
John H Foole
Henry G Jewett
Change of heart remedy pledge by Dr Miles Heart Cure
A testimonial style ad urges readers to treat heart trouble with Dr Miles Heart Cure claiming to restore strength and vitality. It contrasts heart reliability with other organs and cites a user named Miss Fea Barton from Redown, WY, praising recovery and offering a first bottle guarantee with money back.
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Miles
Feaj Barton
Daniel Defends Martin In Virginia Senate Row
Senator John W. Daniel rebutted criticism of Thomas Martin and praised his Virginia record. He rejected claims of friction with Martin, stressed Martin’s active Senate service, and noted Montague’s Spottsylvania remarks as mischaracterized. Daniel cited collaboration and fair dealing, discounting any bid to ride another’s horse.
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Senate
Martin
Guv Montague
Spottsylvania
Daniel
Times Dispatch
Richmond
Senator Martin A Record Of Public Service And Wins
The article reviews Senator Martin's efforts securing Jamestown protection, Norfolk channel improvements, and Navy Yard land acquisitions. It highlights his role in reopening Virginia’s settlement with the U.S. government, aiding churches and schools, and advancing compensation for overtime in navy yards. It lauds his courtesy to delegations and support for tobacco interests, employers liability bills, and civil war property claims.
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Captayn
Richmond
Martin Ps
Jamestown
Norfolk
Congress
Senate
Washington
Navy Yard
United States
Pagan
Hospital Point
Middle Ground
Newport Nowa
Charlottesville
Court of Claims
Atne
Virginia
Editorial praises Martin in Petersburg but clashes with Gov Montague
The Petersburg Index Appeal lauds Senator Thomas Martin for river and harbor work including a $200,000 Appomattox diversion project, a $750,000 James River extension, and a $150,000 Richmond navigation basin. It notes a $200,000 Shafer lot purchase for a Richmond public building and a February 27 Richmond meeting praising his efforts, plus a $25,000 grant to Richmond College, amid divergence with Gov Montague’s statements.
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John W. Daniel
Thomas Martin
Senator Martin
Virginia
Senator Daniel
Montague
Spottsylvania Court House
Richmond College
Aiso
Petersburg
Gov. Montague
Petersburg Index Appeal
Senaor Martin
Appomattox
Richmond
James River
Seuster Martin
Thomas & Martin
Congress
Tay
Martin
Richmind College
Will Hear From Martin In Sharply Charged Virginia Race
Richmond April 5 Special to The Washington Post Senator Martin signaled he will campaign for himself and promised Virginians will hear from him in response to Gov. Montague remarks. A stenographic report of the Spotsylvania governor’s speech is at hand and a full reply is expected next week. State politics looks lively with joint debates possible Monday as Swanson plans a Caroline trip and another court convenes in Chesterfield drawing many candidates. Leading Richmond citizens allied with Martin held a conference with him last night.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Snator Martin
Virginia
Montague
Martin
Spottsylvania
Swanson
Caroline
Chesterfield
Denied Use of Mails New Jersey Man Charged with Defrauding Public
A fraud order from the Post Office Department targets Charles Palliser of Deal Beach New Jersey and the firm Palliser Palliser Co New York. He advertised for sale books with architectural designs and diverted payments to himself while failing to ship books. The next issue’s Sporting Section will cover more details.
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New Jersey
Palliser
Liquozone Free Germ Cure Offer
An old advertisement touts Liquozone as a cure for germ troubles, urging readers to try a free bottle and promising a no risk first bottle at no cost to prove its effectiveness. The copy emphasizes easy cures and asks readers to trust the product with a risk free trial.
Liquozone: A Gas Based Germ Killer Claim
A promotional piece extols Liquozone as a gas based germ killer claimed to cure germ diseases without harming tissues. It asserts the product uses oxygen rich gas, requires fourteen days to manufacture, and offers cash rewards for germ destroying claims while noting medical limitations of ordinary medicines.
Liquozone offer coupon for free trial bottle
A promotional coupon offers a free full size Liquozone bottle via a local druggist order at the company’s expense. The offer asserts no obligation and asks recipients to request the free gift today, noting a 50c price for related tips and options.
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Daniel Wan
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Norman Randolph
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National Employers 'Ability
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John Fox, JR
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Abe Cronkite
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Thos J Campbell
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Fritz Kreisler
Josef Hofmann
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