Notable DC Lawyer and Banker Seeks Public Trust Post
A DC attorney and banker with a wartime background as a captain in the army serves as equity professor at National University Law School and lectures on law history. He held roles in the District of Columbia Bar, American Legion, and several clubs while directing multiple banks and engaging in education and public school work. He married Miriam Prince in 1906. they have two children, Victoria and Philip, in public school fourth grade, and they reside at 2174 Wyoming Avenue. He aligns with the Republican party and supports Harding Coolidge clubs.
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Garmy
W. B. Mayo
Fices
Eid
C. B. Longley
Equity
National University Law School
District of Columbia Bar Association
District of Columbia Department of the American Legion
Public School Association
Henry D. Cook Home and School Association
District of Columbia Bankers Association
Seveal Banks
Miriam Prince
Victoria
Philip
Wyoming Avenue
Harding and Coolidge Club
Board
Offfrade
Kalorama Heights Citizens Association
Bankera associ_g_on
the Elks
Masons
Town ‘and Country, City
National Press, Universty and Racquet Clubs
American Legion
Police Guard Captive In Fear of Self Harm
John Willard Delaney a 28 year old believed by police to be an escaped convict from Carson City Nevada was kept under guard in his First Precinct cell after officers feared he planned to hang himself by tying a belt to a cell bar Delaney who gave 1842 Forty seventh Street New York City as his address was arrested by Headquarters Detectives Keck and Manefield.
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John Willard Delaney
Carson City
Nevada
First Precinct
Lieut
Beckett
Delaney
Keck and Manefield
Forty-seventh Treet
New York City
Creeomulsion Promises Cure For Chronic Coughs And Colds
An advertisement touts Creeomulsion an emulsified creosote product claiming to soothe heal inflamed membranes and kill germs in chronic coughs and throat lung conditions. It promises rapid relief, system build up after colds, and money back if not renewed after following directions. distributed by Creo Gaulston Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Nou
Creogaulston Co
Atlanta
Advy
Coolidge Drops Plan for Mexico Border Conference
President Coolidge has decided against a Mexican border trip within the coming months to meet President Obregon. The move aims to stay in Washington during Congress and avoid entanglement in Mexico’s campaign politics, though Obregon reportedly welcomes a meeting.
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Coolidge
Obregon
Mexico
Cameron
Ariizona
Mexico City
Press Obregon
Gen. Obregon
President Coolidge Speech Broadcast Across Radio
The AT&T says the president's address to Congress will be broadcast from microphones in the House with six high power stations. Calvin Coolidge will speak in person, reaching a vast audience via WEAF WCAP WJAR WDAF KSD and WFAA. A December 10 White House address for the Harding Memorial is planned on WCAP.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Congress
House
Calvin Coolidge
United States
WEAF
New York City
WCAP
Chesan Lake
Potomac Telephone Company
Washington, D. C
WJAR
Outlet Company
Providence
R. C
WDAEF
Kansas City
Star
KSD
St. Louis Post Dispatch
St.Louis
WFAA
Dallas News
Dallas
Tex
Coolidge
White House
Harding Memorial Association
Washington
Club drives raise 85000 for boys' club budget and camp
The organization reports cash subscriptions totaling 85000 split between two teams led by captains Jelleff and Radcliffe. Funds to fund a two year budget for the Boys' Club at Third Avenue and 26th Street NW will finance a larger membership, a two year summer camp for boys aged 10 to 17, and expanded city wide athletic competitions and equipment. Public appeals will seek additional support.
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Frank BR. Jelieff
William L. Radcliffe
Blues
John
Reds
Frank RK
Jelleff
Asm
Postmaster Issues Christmas Mail Schedule
Postmaster Mooney announced the delivery schedule for packages to arrive by Christmas. The plan targets major regions: California and the Far West by December 13, Southwest by 14, Midwest by 15, Southern states by 27, New England by 15, New York Pennsylvania New Jersey by 19, Virginia Maryland West Virginia North Carolina by 20, and Washington DC by 20.
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Mooney
Washington
Schdule
California
Far West
Illinois
Lowa
Middle West
Ohio
Indiana
Kentuck
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
North Carolina
Washington, D. C
West Virginia Loses Appeal In Gas Case
The Supreme Court reaffirmed its previous ruling in the interstate gas case. West Virginia cannot restrict the quantity of natural gas sent to neighboring states as gas enters interstate commerce when it enters pipelines. Justices Van Devanter Hermes Brandeis and McReynolds dissented. Taft did not participate. Recess planned from December 16 to January 2.
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Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Couch
Navy Arctic expedition urged for unknown regions
The American Geographic Society data and Arctic weather records prompt a recommendation on whether the final leg should be flown by airplanes with skids or by the Shenandoah dirigible. Naval officials favor the airship for filming and hovering over unknown polar areas, yet will not risk it without solid prospects of success. Secretary Denby and President Coolidge approve a naval Arctic expedition to start next year, to devise plans and convene a board to detail the expedition, aiming for thorough, efficient completion.
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American Geographic Society
Arctic
Naval
Navy Department
Moffett
Pole
Denby
Coolidge
Navy
Army
Peary
Amundsen aid predicts friendly race to pole
New York reports Captain Hakon Hammer, Amundsen's aide, says the Navy plans an air dash for the north pole next summer, and the Amundsen expedition will attempt a second pole flight about the same time. The two efforts are described as a friendly competition.
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New York
Navy Department
North Pole
Navy
Amundsen Air Expedition
Pole
Hakon-H_ Hammer
Amundsen
Widening the Inlet: Tidal Realty Plans $20000 Allocation
A fragment indicates a $20,000 funding action related to widening an inlet and references tidal Realty. Details are sparse but point to an infrastructure or land development context involving an inlet could be tied to a property or harbor project.
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Tidal Realty
Craig Denounced JSAM Term Lifted in Contempt Case
Contempt proceedings against Craig are revised as Attorney General Daugherty recommends remission of imprisonment. New York city officials and Senator Copeland cite potential harm to the city if Craig remains jailed. Some close to Craig expect full pardon, others may serve 69 days in Essex County jail.
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Merita
Ézani
Ita
Daugherty
Jude Mayer
Craig
Pny
Arrogaria
New-- York
Craiz
Copeland
New York
Essex County
Mayer
Craig Refuses Comment Until Text Is Received
New York December 3 Comptroller Charles L Craig postponed comment on the remission of his sixty day jail sentence by President Coolidge until he received the official text of the executive order He waited at his office for the document which was said to be on the way from Washington
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New York
Charles L. Craig
Coo Hage
Craig
Washington
Hunger Strikers Freed in Curragh Camp Ireland
Hunger strikers at Findown internment camp Curragh in Ireland have been released per a Bryan O Higin ons message. O Higgins, with 27 others, cannot travel due to weakness from the hunger strike. Price data show Swift Co Isles carcass beef in Washington weekly sale ended Dec 1 sold 10.06 to 18.00 cents per lb, average 14.25 cents.
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Belfast
Ireland
Findown
Curragh
Bryan O'Higgins
Call
Clare
O'Higgin
Swift & Co. Isles
Washington, D. C
Election Law Debate Reveals Truthfulness Standards
Fragments show a discussion on honesty in candidacy and the penalties for false statements. Noted names mention Mayfield and others, with references to equality in law and protection against discrimination based on nationality.
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Bumg
HW Tson
Peat
Magnela
Mayfield
Demand to discard rail-values refused at conference
A commission rejected calls to discard railroad valuation methods. The conference on Valuation of American Railroads, led by Senator La Follette of Wisconsin, criticized earlier work as unsound. The panel found it nearly impossible to match expenditures to actual railroad costs, urging public research. Commissioners Eastman and McManamy dissented and ordered notices no longer to be sent to Senator La Follette as conference chairman.
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LaFollétts
Wisconsin
Cdferdade
Chicago
Werfert
Commission
Ory
Eastman
Mc Manamy
LaFolette
U. S. Exports Double Imports in October Trade
Commerce Department figures show U. S. exports to Europe nearly doubled its imports in October. South America was the only region where U. S. commodities were heavily exported vs imports, with October imports at 36.98 million dollars and exports at 21.87 million.
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United States
Europe
Joiner Trains Direct to California
A brief notice reports that a Joiner train service will run directly to California, outlining schedule options and ridership aims. The item highlights potential connections and expected travel times without detailing fare or exact departure stations.
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California
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