Public Works Urged as Unemployment Dilemma Deepens
The Ethical Social Teague conference in New York debated relief through employment versus direct aid. Speakers warned against halting public works and urged immediate start on authorized projects costing about $195,000,000. Data cited show 2,169,000 unemployed nationwide with large figures by state and region.
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Washington Post
New York
Ethical Social Teague
George Wiliam Knox
Union Theological Seminary
Frank Julian Warne
Leo K. Brankel
United Hebrew Charities
Robert Hunter
Marcus M. Marks
Charles Sprague Smith
John Bates
Mor. Funter
Europe
Samuel A. Stodel
Wln
Union Square
Washington Not Easy Town Warns Pickpockets
Judge Mulloway censured five pickpockets David Kinimean Maurice Jackson Harry Diode Louis Perry and George Cole in Washington urging that the capital not be a stage for crime. Each was fined or faced a year in jail as photographs of Holmean and Berry surfaced from the rogues gallery. Two suspects were nabbed near a streetcar on Benning Road, while three others were arrested on Pennsylvania Avenue with rooms at a local hotel.
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Divige Mulliowny
Messerjay
Beiing
Washington
David Kinimean
Maurice Jackson
Harry Diode
Louis Perry
George Cole
Allegal
Benning
Pennsylvania Avenue
Monsen Tells Of Indians With Colorgraphs At Belasco
Frederick Monsen, lecturer and traveler, spoke yesterday on New Mexico Indian life and customs at the Belasco. He displayed his colorgraphs and, aided by illustrations, described American and Mexican Indians, sharing humorous tales of their struggles to preserve their heritage. The next lecture will cover Hopi land. Mark H. Davis of Shelby, Ohio, named special agent to study foreign wheat and flour markets for the Commerce and Labor Department, sailing soon to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Monsen
Belasco
New Mexico
Monson
Hemisphere
Mark H. Davis
Shelby
Ohio
Department of Commerce and Labor
Millers’ National Federation
Davig
Europe
Annual Chirist Society gathering at Shoreham ends with sermon
Rev William J Kirby presided as speaker introduced by Rev Father Russell. He urged envy of rich display and suggested charity to the poor would ease discontent. Miss Janet Richards explained Christ Child Society aims to bring happiness, comfort, material aid and instruction to nearly 700 members across eight centers. The society has clothed 950 children with clothing made in house or donated.
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Shoreham
William’ J. Kirby
Catholic University
William T. Russell
St. Patrick's Church
New York
Lfe
Christ Child Society
Janet Richards
Societ
Outlines Land Grab Case Against Hyde and Co defendants
The government outlined its evidence against Frederick Hyde John Benson Henry Dimond and Joost Schneider in a Crim inal Court No 1 trial describing a conspiracy to defraud the United States of 400000 acres of forest reserve lands in California and Oregon. Assistant Attorney General Arthur B Pugh detailed how school lands were bought at 1 24 an acre with 5 paid by the government and notes of 2450 paid to Land Office clerks for secret information. The case alleges the conspiracy began in Washington with overt acts and involved a scheme to place public land outside forest reservations. District Attorney Baker presented maps and witness testimony from former Land Commissioner John H Flinple and draftsman Ithamar P Berthrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick JA. Hyde
John A. Benson
Henry A. Dimond
Joost Schneider
United States
Arthur B. Pugh
Justice Stafford
Pugh
California
Oregon
New Forest
Washington
Benson
Bank seeks receiver in alimony and marriage suit
Riggs National Bank, through attorneys, asks the District Supreme Court to name a receiver for bonds and funds totaling about 56 000 dollars tied to Augustus Brown and his wife Barbara Ann Richardson. Brown is described as an octogenarian whose competency is questioned after a marriage solemnized November 22. Alimony and annulment actions are noted, with injunctions sought to prevent disposal of Brown's property. Also reported are a $10,000 suit against the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway by an administrator, and a divorce action filed by Charles Moriarty against Catherine Moriarty for infidelity. James M. McGill is appointed court crier in Criminal Court No. 1.
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Riggs National Bank
Perry & Son
District Supreme Court
Augustus Brown
T Street
Bank
Brown
Barvhei Ann Richardson
Meely
Mectutaghlin
Ma. Brown
Swartz
Philadelphia
Trolley Company
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway Company
Ivan Teideman
Joseph Seudere
Charles E. Moriarty
Thirty-second Street
Catherine C. Moriarty
Leesburg
James McGill
Justice Barnard
James M. McGill
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Robb
Justice van Oradel
Columbia Heighta Beatty Company
Macfarland
United States Supreme Court
Lea Simmons
Pond
Griffith
Appellee
Davis
United States
Dahlgren
Sacher
Taylor Va
Leeecster
Asppollee
Deeres
Garfield Va
Vaughan
Nalleva
Hoover Et al
J. C. Gittings
Stuart McNamara
Russell
F._ OH. Stephens
Wilton J. Jambert
Var
Neuman
Commissioner of Patents
Rose
Glifford
Newell
Clifford
Sectsian of
Justice van Orsdel
Onderdonk Vs
Parkers
Shepard
Edgar H. Sheldon
Justice Tabb
Boegart
Pont and Pohl
Bosgari
van Oradel
ifZs. Dudlay Et al
Owen
Justice Rovd
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company v8
Old Lexington Chuir Distilling Company
Patenty
Prudential Insurance Company
Justice Tobb
Moore Frinting Typeweritor Company
Ional Savings and ‘Trust Company
H. Whitz
A. S. Worthington
Appellees
Dewalt
F. HH. Stephens
Edwin
Ur. Stephens
Garfield
Sgt. Distrit
Columbia Et al. Ve. Blade
Wean
Turner
E. T. Sanford
W. R. Harr
Merillat
J. Kappler
Cart
F. F. Hest
G. W. Woodrut
W. L. Ford
WE. Coleman
Macatea Ve Higgins
Wilson
C. M. Full Augers Utten
J. No
Langley
Iandigne
A. Hoehiing
Fr O. W. Filla
Tucker & Kenyon
F.S. Bailey
J. J. Hamilton
Equity Court No
Justice Gould
John Brown
F. A. Fenning
Jefferson
van Matre
Albert Sillers
Winfield
Fradiey
Bond
Albert Sellers
DG. Linton
J. H. Linton
H. E. Davis
McBixir Va
McBlair
Guardian Art Lstem
Kiony
Tamant
Diges
W. EB. Ambrose
Walsh
Yunnys Dunn
Wilton J. Lambert
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Haslam
Whialiam E. Ambrose
James A. Toomey
Hazzard
WiIliam E. Ambrose
Albert Billers
Hey
Smaat
Samueh
Maadox
Qua
Plaintitt
Duvall, Jr
E. H.thomas
Dorsey
Elmore
Howard
W. E. Ambrose
C. H. Merillat
Abney & Woodard RcNabb
Atchison
Plaintif
Duvall
Harry “L. Dorpry
Pelz
Julia Ten Eyck McBlair
Charles R. McBlair
J. J. Yahrington
Higgs National Bank
John A. Brown
Gallettors
R. Flos Petry & Son
United States Savings Bank
Charles KE. Sessford
Legal Record of Court Proceedings and Appeals
District of Columbia court diary lists numerous cases, motions, and orders across appellate, equity, circuit, criminal, bankruptcy, and probate courts. Notable items include patent appeals, writs of error, and judgments with costs, plus assignments for today and forthcoming calendar notes.
Deeds of Trust and Property Transfers Laboriously Listed
Deeds of trust noting transfers in Squares 1075 and 54 and adds East Deanwood and Le Droit Park additions. Names include Walter D Dresser Joseph J Johnson Kart Roessler Lin ie H Mattern and Edward T Katner with varied sums and terms, reflecting secured loans and parcel descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square
Walter D. Dresser
Clinton M. Moore
David W. Limerick
Bernard
Thomasy
Kart Roessler
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Ascure Oriental Building Association
East Deanwood
Joseph J. Johnson
James T. A. Hunter
Bettle Clavier
Property security charts list for various parcels and lenders
A long listing of secured loans and mortgages across multiple city blocks and additions. Entries show grantors such as Francia A Blimdan and Lucy Klimkiewicz with amounts from 1 000 to 28 600 dollars, terms from 1 to 5 years, and rates around 5 to 6 percent, detailing square numbers, lots, and blocks in Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Trinidad and other districts with names like Bergmann Emmerlich Saul Bilis Watson Williams and others as beneficiaries or securing parties.
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Kennedy and Davis Company
Meridian Hill
Michael J. Keace
Wilhelm Fesnell
Twinieg City
Robert FW. Bradbury
Herman W. van Senden
Elinor C. Paira
Twenty-Fifth Street
Charles L. Stone
Genevieve C. Hendley
Cleveland Mesgits
Lizzie J. Brodhead
Gertruda M. Hubbard
Fetworth
Lucy “Kilmkiewiex
Francie D
Sadie M. Wholiams
East Capitol
Frank A. Reynolds
Dora A. Ternolils
Dovbins
Francis A. Blundon
Robert ¥. Wright, Jr
Barry Farm
Sarah F. Scott
de Worrest Pearce
Thirty-Second Street
John W. Borst
Lewis Hartsfeld
Whittingham
Owen Fr. Fowler
Henry Naylor, Jr
Trinidad
Charles H. Davidson
Chris Cox Dawson
New Jersey Avenue
D and
Joaph
Weller
Albert Carrs
Saul
B. Francis Saul
al. Ta
John W
Dayton
Tark View
Middaugh & Shannon
Tac
Friedarica D. Jermane
Twenty-Second Street
K. Quver Johnson
Valosthy Bowzee
Willard Street
William DP. Kellogget Ax
Grace Francis
Henry W. Francis
Moore & Barbour
Walton
Francia A. Blimdan
Fon
Gece Oleh
Robert F
Henry
Mooney
Spicer
Prancia
A. Blunder
Perwonte Sadiem
Wills OW
William E. Hdmonston
John
Coughlin
J. Eakin Gidsby
Dobbin
Robert F. Wrtant
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerlich
Joseph Bakeman
Henry F. Mooney
Jam HM. Spignal, Jr
Francis A. Blundar
Roperty
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Edwin W. Edmonston
Charles Schafer
Northern
Liberty German-American Building Association
Lucy G.williams
James F. Rhea
Home Savings Bank
John_W. Dayton
Walter HE. Hilton
Ha. M. Bilis
Francis Saul
Harry M. Bilis
T. M. Saul
Chri
Cox Dawson
Bradley Davidson
Luther
Fristoe
Jonnie E. Wills
B. Francia Saul
Walter EF. Hilton
Harry M. Hillis
Edward
Stumphet Ux
Charles W. Coleman
Ernest L. Schmidt
A. H. Warner
Park View
Friedarten D. Jermane
B. Francis Sani
James F. Shea
Harry M. Eltis
Bonding Company Loses Bond Suit in Circuit Court
Justice Wright granted Mary Ann Lucas guardian of Rosetta Lucas a judgment against American Bonding Company and Mrs. Lucas' attorneys in the sum of 967 dollars. The suit, tied to a bond with Cornelius A Berkeley as administrator, claims 1750 dollars was collected from a settlement with Southern Railway for the death of Lucas in a railroad accident and not paid to rightful recipients.
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Justice Gould
Andrew J. Walker
Guardian
Lester & Price
Ethel
Henry Moyet
Stephen M. Newman Guardiaytorney
Nelson Wilson
Mary A. Johnson
Abert
Bogislav Zglnitzki
Wanda A. Buell
George P. Montague
Bond
Justice Wright
Mary Ann Lucas
Rosetta Lucas
American Bonding Company
Southern Railway Company
Lucas
Berkeley
Senator Owen Ordered to Pay Legal Fees in Cherokee Case
Justice Rabb of the Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Senator Robert L. Owen must pay 26000 to Gen. W. W. Dudley and Louis J. Michener for services in prosecuting claims of the eastern Cherokee council before the Court of Claims. The appellate decision overturns a lower court verdict favoring Owen's defense and directs payment to the attorneys for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
W. W. Dudley
Louis J. Michener
Washington Bar
Court of Claims
Eastern Council of the
Cherokee Indians
Senator Owen
Justien Wright
Tudley Lan
Michenar
Charles H. Rabi
Circuit Court of Appeals
Justice Rabb
Messrs
Dudley
Michener
Owen
Suit filed by Shoemaker as executor in Motts estate
Louis P. Shoemaker realty broker sues Daniel B. Weeden as administrator of Thomas G. Tiensey estate in District Supreme Court seeking $1,000 plus interest on a promissory note. Represented by Lambert & McLean and R H Yeatman. The note shows payable April 2 given by Hensey to Motts.
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Louis P. Shoemaker
George Motts
District Supreme Court
Daniel B. Weeden
Thomas G. Tiensey
Shoemaker
Lambert & McLean Jand
R. H. Yeatman
Hensey
Molts
Washington Baltimore and Naval Academy Rail Service Ad
Public notices describe limited palace cars and rapid connections from Washington to Annapolis and the Naval Academy, with schedules for Baltimore and Philadelphia routes, and details on fares, offices, and ticketing. Service runs every three minutes to reach the Naval Academy Junction and White House Station, plus through trains to Richmond, St. Augustine, and other points with Pullman cars and dining options.
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Washington
Baltimore and “ Railway'co
Fajita
Baltimore
Piney City
Annapolis
Thy
Naval Academy
White House
U.S. Aval
Naval Academy Junction
District of Columbia
Washington Railway and Electric Company
14Th
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Slaughter
General ‘Teatre
Baltimore, Ma
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Union Station
Philadelphia
New York
New Terminal
New YO
Royal Limited
Coacha
Banyan
ST. Uis
Louisviler
Pittsburg
Cleveland
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Wheeling
Winchester
Tee Rerick
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania Ave
Unicon
Information Bureau
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
Port Tampa
Pla
Augusta
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Wilmington
New York and Florida
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Ckeburg
C. W. Culp
W. P. Taylor
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
MC. & O. Limited
Pullman
Cincinnati
Lexington
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Virginia Hot Springs
la Carta
Fuirman
Abicaga
St. Louis
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
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Pennsylvania, Avenue
14Th Street
F Anil New Union
Norfolk and Western Railway
Washington New Union Station
A.m
Norfolk and Western
Knoxville
Chattanooga
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Bristol
Winston- Salem
Cara
Norfolk
Arcive Norcal
Berryville
Luray
Shenandoah
Boothtress
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Bond Buding
California
Harrisonburg
Danville
Charlottesville
Bluemont
Crown
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penn. Ave
Dally
Seaboard Mall
Voaches
Savannah
Hamlet
Atlante
Pinehurst
Dally—Seaboard Florida Limited
Salida
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Seaman
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Stodei
Monsen
Rasher ‘Russell
Christ-Child Society
Hyde
Dimond
Schneider
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Ofel Witle
Supreme Court
Clabaugh
Demonetta
Selfridge
Warnard & Johnson
Cordon & Gordon
Warrington Vy
Margaret M. Examiner
Seliitore
A. B Webb
Forrest
Defndant
Smith & Welker
T. Hendler
Hark
Stubblefield
Stubblefeld
Leckie
Fulton & Cox
J. Hasby-Smith
Posey
Seamark
Sheahy & Sheehy
Jefforda
Jordan
Gemmill
Glassie
Circuit Court No
Justice Anderson
Pulebury
Hughes
R. Preston Shealey
Perry& “Son
Wwilitamion
Atttorni Beemer
Justles Barnard
Luther Smith
Robert Jenkins
Bankruptcy Court
Grabaugh
Osterman & Butler
Hayden Johnson
George H. Maurer
James Clark Distilling Company
Whisky Selad
Hugh Mackenzie
Hymma J. Stoune
L.J. Mather
Yvan Veldeman
Woshington
Baltimore and Annapolig Blerry Railway Company
R. F. Downing
G. A. Berry
Engineering Contracting Company
Mount 0 Cemetery Company
Bladensburg Road
Julius J. Payser
Senator
Sues Hensey
Country Board
Friendship Heights
New York City
Florence House
4Th Ave
C. I Hood Co
Sarsaparitla
Lowell
Lafranco
Pune
S.S.S
S.S Amelia
S. S.S
Nohbad
Ell
Bee Swift Specific .Co
Atlanta
Gordon 16Th
Eye Sts
H. W
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Congress Hall
United States Capitol
Whitehemn
A. Manuel
Lingoln
A. B
T. Proprisiors
St. James
V. Prud‘homme
Mesdemoiselles
Nwa Weabington
D.C
Commodati Set AG
Monticello ‘S
Kentucky Ave
Baequest
Chile
Ork Jentra
Dekholm
Traymore Atlantic Crry
Comforta Traymore Hotel Co
Cate O. Pore D. & White
Dennis
Ocean
Walter J. Buzby
MT. Vernon
Padfla Ave
Michigan
R. M. Leess
Raleigh
Qgcean
Charles Place
Pear Steel Pier
Ocean’ View
H. J. Dynes
Ae Gtel
THE
Dunlop
Searop
Robert E Delany
R. Bowman
Mer
Islesworth
Ocean Front
Virginia Ave
Ragina
Wm. Hyman
Albion
F. Allen
Ctmperial
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Steel
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South Carolina Ave
Bryan & Williams
Clarendon
Steel Pier
M. D. Neiman
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Madeira
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Aom
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Moltke
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Broadway
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Sora
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Uaftea
Seegun Cabin
A. E. Johnson & Orto Sa
Wnolland-America
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Noordam
Amsterdam
Stalendam
Ryndawn
Holland-America Line
Clark
Times Bidg
RM Hicks
St. Aw
Draughon
Fransher
Fis Free
Jno
F. Draughon
Prest Draughonr
Practical Business College OF
PY Aid
Academy of Music
Cor. Ltd
D Sts
N. W
Iscson
Peat Steam
York
Lalvada Phon Inc
ORFOLK & WASHINGTON _STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Fort Monroe
Newport News
Newport Nowe
Shington
Portsmouth
Nortali
Ft. Monroe
Kfolke
Alexandria Ortamouth
Rs Qid
Dominion Breamship Co
New and Merchants
Mincra
Cole- Bidg
Callatar
Mgt
Allahan
Goa
L Pasa
Mount Vernon
Charles Macalester
PUBKO
American Loan Co
Eis
Compa Eithe Unlimited
Coattal
Ofires
Potomac Guarantee Loan
Stanhope
East Capitol St
Fariver
Tafe
Charne
la. Ava
A. J. Stabler
Drummera Rex
Mhsi-Ut
Kentucky Saddle Station Tin Service
TYLOR
Park Ave
Brightwood
KE. H. Chapman
Westminster
Neyersl
D. L. Coon
Fairview
Lewinaville
Pa. Ave
Shepherd St
Pionosa
Capital Loan Company
Medical
Reed
Sdicines
Shade
Fisk Elgin
W. T. Baldus
Cook Remedy CO
State St
Chicago
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