Jay to Confer on Adamanian Laws in Bucharest
American Minister Jay plans talks in Bucharest on Roumanian mining and oil law changes that may affect U S interests. He returns to Washington within days with possible longer stay depending on the outcome of representations to modify the legislation.
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Jay
State Department
United States
Roumania
Jays
Baldwin Loecoweta
Standard Olc Company
New Jersey
Bucharest
Washngton
Cuba Pressures U S to Speed Barlow Land Case
U S diplomatic offices in Havana press to accelerate final decision on J E Barlow land dispute. Court ruled the parcel city land, while Barlow asserts misclassification under local laws. Barlow has faced related issues including a recent sign-tearing incident and has appealed to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Wnich
E. Barlow
Barlow
Washington
Watchman Ordered At B and O Crossing
District commissioners voted to have the Baltimore and Ohio railroad employ a special crossing watchman at the Lamont Street crossing of its Metropolitan branch to reduce grade crossing accidents. The move follows a morning meeting with railroad representatives after warning lights and bells were already installed. officials said complete elimination of crossings is impractical but safeguards should be expanded where possible to prevent accidents.
Budget Decision Expected After Budget Bureau Review
Com and ser Oyster returned from a brief yachting trip up the Potomac to report at the commissioners meeting. Commissioner Rumph left Washington to visit friends, and Mr Fadolph plans to return early next week. The board expects budget bureau decisions on tentative appropriations for next year and the total amount to be approved for submission to the President and Congress.
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Com &Soner
Potomac
Board of
Comingeorers
Washington
Neo- Nareraganartt Pier
Fadolph
Waskak
T He Budget Bureau
Suit to Prevent Ouster in Sale of D Street Property
Samuel Atcamson grocer of 500 D Street NE filed a suit in Tre Mustrit Supreme Court to stop a eviction hearing on possession of the D Street property set for today in the lower court. He alleges breach of contract by defendants Fitzgerald and wife Enma M Fitzgerald and Judge George C Aukam, claiming the case belongs in equity to resolve the matter of the sale and business purchased from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Atcamson
Cap Snow Is Transferred to 29th Engineers
Capt William A Snow of the corps of engineers, now serving in the offices of the District engineer, was yesterday relieved from his duties. He will report for duty to the Twenty ninth engineers not later than September 10.
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William A Snow
Radio Programs Today Eastern Standard Time Listings
A dense list of radio stations and programs across the United States with times for stock reports weather forecasts music concerts talks and lessons. Stations include NAA WCAP WHC CKAC KDKA HMFI KGO KGW KYW WHZ WCAE WDAF WFAA WIP WLS WNAC WOQ WOR WTAM WTAS WTOP and more with shows ranging from live stock reports to orchestral broadcasts and religious classes.
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Naval
Artington
C. W. Ave
Chicago
St Louis
Radio Digest
Associated Press
CKAC
Montreal
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Fairy Redbreast
Westinghouse
HMFI
Los Angeles
Aeolian
Veshtal
Fisher’s
Los Feliz Trio
Ambassador Hotel
Coteanut Grove
KGO
Osklané
KGW
Portland
KYW
the World Crier
Pro gram highlights and new Westinghouse station
Tonight on WRC a La Salle Spier piano recital with Wenri Sokoloff violinist at 845 features careers and training of both artists including Spier with Rafael Joseffy and Burmeister and Sokoloff with Peabody, Brussels studies. Also on WMAF program a Mark Strand Quartet and Valentino premiere coverage, plus Westinghouse unveils a new short wave station near Greensburg Pike with an experimental building and unique copper tube antenna.
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Whc—Radio Corporation
W H Kerr
Department of Labor
Sadie Elizabeth Jonez
George F Ross
Henri Sokoloff
la Salle Spier
New Courage
Julia Seton
Artie Faye Guilford
Gretchen Hood
WRC
Wenri Sokoloff
Washington
Spier
Rafael Joseffy
Richard Burmeister
Berlin
Sokoloff
Peabody Institute
Brussels
Cassar Thompson
Hamilton Watel
Elizabeth Jones
Joseph Kaspar
Julia Seaton
Mark Strand
WMAF
South Dartmouth
Mass
Rudolph Valentino
Valentino
Mark Strand Theater
Party of Friends
Valentinos M Beaucaire
Plunkett
Mr Valentino
Westinghouse Company
Frank Conrad
KFAX
Hastings
Nebr
Coast Guard Captain Sues Shipping Board Over Fees
Captain L C Farwell of the United States Coast Guard filed suit in District Supreme Court against the Shipping Board to recover 7825 dollars for expenses incurred from March 12, 1920, to December 31, 1921 at 11860 a day. Through attorneys Clephane Latmer Hail King and King, the plaintiff asserts a written contract obligates payment for services performed in Buenos Aires.
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L C Farwell
United States Coast Guard Service
District Supreme Court
Clephane, Latmer
Hail
King
Prainster
Buenos Aires
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Gonfer
Gil Laws
Cuba
U. S
J. E. Barlow
Grocer
Capt. Snow
Twenty-ninth Engineers
Studebaker
Metropol
Nekstae
By Kessler
THE
Washington Post
Insurance Department
POST
Naval Press News
WCAP
C. P
WHZ
Springfield
Leo Reisman
Hia
Brunswick Orchestra
WCAE
WDAF
Kaneas City
School of the Air
WEAF
New York
Elmer Grosso
Rose Room
Hotel
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
Joseph Knecht
Jeane Austin
Anne B Tyndall
Bernard Frank
Wfaa
Dallan
WFI
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park Symphony Orchestra
Richard Hageman
Metropolitan
Chicago Opera
Samuel Lacter
Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger
Benarr MacFadden
Karl Bonantz
Germantown Theater
Atlantic City
Comfort’s Philharmonic Orchestra
United States Department of Agriculture
Wips
Comfort
Philharmonic
Steel Pier
Atlanta City
Vesszella
Karl Bonowitz
WLS
WNAC
Boston
Checker Inn Orchestra
WOQ
Hankan City
WOR
Newark
Barytone
America Orchestra
American Legion of New Jersey
Wsp
Atlanta
WTAM
Cleveland
Statler
Plain Dealer
Willard
WTAS
Elgin
Detroit
Belle Isle Park
Detroit News Orchestra
Shipping Board
Farwell
Jakia
Oakland
Inter-Ocean Casualty Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
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