Navy Squad Returns Home After Philadelphia Trip
Navy football players arrived on a special train to Annapolis as the brigade of midshipmen led a horse-drawn parade past the West Street station. The academy band headed the processional with cheers from the cheering section and remarks from Superintendent Badger praising the effort and urging prep for next season. Coach Cates, Captain Northcroft, and others commented on the team’s performance and the coaching staff's challenges behind the scenes.
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Cates
Eifsnider
Jones
Wrere
Northcroft
Navy ticket row stirs Annapolis residents
Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis Maryland reports strong discontent over Navy ticket distribution for the Army Navy game. Naval Academy employees and Annapolitans received far fewer tickets than in past years, sparking protests about favoritism and indifference to locals. W. Martin Brady of Annapolis complains that tickets promised by Pacific fleet officers were held back, preventing friends from obtaining them.
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N. E.irwin
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Annepolis
Fragmentary Supreme Court docket items and motions
A dense, OCR heavy legal record lists numerous Supreme Court cases with motions to advance or consolidate, including parties such as The Delaware and Audson Company, The Albanyan Surquehanna, and various railways. The document also notes adjournments, call days, and a long roster of equity and circuit court items with judges, attorneys, and procedural actions.
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Murrey
Buate
South’ Carolina
Delaware and Audson Company
Albanyan Surquehanna Freshead Company
Totton
Reder
D." Mckenney
George Wellwood Murray
B Parnalee
Brentice
Charles P. Howland
William. S. Upiyke
Beck
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Adam
Siler
al Waols Gentral Railroad
Adam T. Siler
Southern Railway Company
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Adam T. Aller
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific Raway Company
C. €. Calhoun
James Breathitt
Chicago and
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Thomasa Collins
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Chicago
Bt Louisailway Company
William
Rossy Mofiuna
Stewart T. McConnell
Metiong
Allen Zollar
John McLean
Arkansas
Daniel B. Holmes
James Arizzolara
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el Paso and Southwestern Railroad Company
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J. F. Woodson
Circuit Court NO. 2
Clebaugh
Lindmark
Fatentn
Crump
Capital ‘Fraction Company
Plaintif
HL. H. Glassle
C. J.murphy
R. Toss Berry
Real estate transfers across Washington area noted in list
A long list records real estate transfers in multiple Washington neighborhoods including G Street Northwest and Connecticut Avenue, with buyers such as John Hartman, Jerome Osborne, and Mary Wardman. Amounts show $10 or $15 per parcel, detailing lots, blocks, and squares through Pleasant Plains, Mc Street Northwest, and surrounding sections.
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Ninth
G. Taylor
Trns
Young, For
Square
LE Droit Park
Herman RK. Howénatein
John
Margaret S. Gannon
Slack
Lanier Heights
John ‘Hartman
Appleton P. Clark, Jr
Pleasant Plains
Middaugh & Shannon
Bright H. Sowen
Lota
Aquars
Twining City
Henry X. Strettberger
Robert F. Bradbury
Emerson Street
Mary BL. Serrin
Edward A. Weiss
Mognt Pleasant
Jerome B. Osborne
Mary A. Culbert
Chichester
Weaver
James
Kerr
Kramer
Frank Z. Chamberlin
Wallbrook—Suburban Homes Company
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Puiichreses
Sawace
Btotts Park
Stotta Park Realty
J. A. McDonald
North Grounds
Columbian University
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Art Lata
Saul
B. Francié Saul
Marcy Wardman
Thomas P. Bones
Woodridge —Fienry A. Vleth Et al
Margaret Lacints
Securities and Trusts Across Multiple Blocks and SQUARE Districts
A garbled digest lists numerous trust deeds and security transfers in blocks including PLEASANT, BLOOMINGDALE, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, SQUARE 89, and SQUARE 262, detailing amounts from $5000 to $85,600, durations from 6 months to 5 years, and semiannual interest rates of 5 to 6 percent, naming parties such as Mary A. Colbert, Harry Wardman, and the Washington area entities, with many securitization actions and property references.
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Veeniar
Joti Ag
Mary A. Colbert
Nicholas
Wastin
Company
Tocsocnre
Cooperative ‘Building Association
Aysa i Hae
Sogar “Bedein A
Sullivan
John H. Larver
John A
Hamilton
Washington
Leyn @id Trust Company
Ayverrn
Bloomingdale
John L. McGrew
John ‘T. ‘Arms
Samual A. Drury
Lee Brown
Semianwually
Seturn
Isheewood
Amnie A. Keys
Wilkes C. Prather
Joseph H. ‘Tree
Nona K. Ryan
Columbia Heights
Harry Wardman
Brandis Saal
Weller B. Hillar
Harry N
Nellie H. Browning
Harry ‘Bogg
H. Glen Phelps
Mary E. Phelps
Mite
J. Php Herrmann Et al
American’ Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Supreme Court Backs Akron Bank Surety Claim
The United States Supreme Court ruled for the Akron Savings Bank in a dispute over whether a surety company that pays a government bond can be treated as a preferred creditor. American Surety Company of New York paid 518,683 after the bank failed and sought full preference. The Ohio Supreme Court had limited recovery to a pro rata share from the bank’s assets.
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New York
Akron Savings Bank Company
Akron
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Ohio Concern
Supreme Court of Ohio
Akron Bank
United States
Supreme Court
Bonaparte Files Certiorari Over Standard Oil Reversal
Attorney General Bonaparte submitted to the Supreme Court a petition for a writ of certiorari seeking review of the Seventh Circuit reversal in the rebate case against Standard Oil, which had fined 329 million. Ainney J. Miller sought three weeks for a reply. the court allotted two weeks, delaying the decision until after Christmas.
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United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Landis
Standard Oil Company
Ainney J
Miller
Standard Oil
Hhe Supreme Court
Old newspapers costly as collectors pay for back numbers
A university paid fifty dollars for eleven old newspapers from The Washington Post and Washington Star, part of a vast collection amassed by T. S. Leisenring. He began a storehouse of clippings eighteen years ago and now owns nearly 9000 newspapers, mainly Washington and New York issues, stored in seven rooms. Newspapers gain value with age, and collectors compare them to rare furniture.
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