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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1906

Page

20

Investigation Reveals 62 Percent Usury by Franklin Mutual

A report from October 1906 details Dr Joshua Hayes a Pension Office clerk acting as agent for the Franklin Mutual Investment Association in Four and a half Street. Loans to clerks carried about 62 percent annual interest, funded by mandatory stock purchases and endorsements, with Hayes approved loans and bonuses. The inquiry notes scheme to evade tax and department rules, and records a later push to dismiss Hayes from the Interior Department.

Franklin Mutual Investment Association Joshua Hayes Department the Interior Commissioner of Pensions Pension Office Hayes Association Fourand-a-shalf Street Dr. Hayes ARS A An Roome Joshua A. Hayes Nim Fa Missioner Perzeng Heyes John A. Gardiner Himelf Lao Dudge Franklin Mutoarnvestment Association Tam Cerekary Agaoda Mutual Association James D.bowen Hayes Iag Yalthough

Abduction Case Ties Maryland to Virginia Horse Theft

Maryland authorities report the abduction of fourteen-year-old Edith Moffett by George Sacks jr of Hyattsville. Sacks, also charged with horse stealing, led the girl on a cross‑state chase ending with their capture near Piscataway after fleeing through Virginia. The pair faced a grand jury amid a six week string of dramatic misdeeds and social scrutiny.

Maryland Eaitit Moffett Bladensburg Virginia Dude Arthur Carr Hyattsville, George Sacks Hadith Moffett Marlboro Judge Carr Southland Sherif Vincent Fredericksburg raHionda Bradensburgy Annie Lindzke Washington Georgetown Read Edith Moffett Keane Moffett Piscataway Backs J. W. Ward

Usury Debate Over Est. Rates Tied to Pension Bureau

Lawyers clash over one per cent legal cap and the 53 per cent charge by a pension bureau loan group. Testimony details that Dr. Hayes and Gardiner defended high rates as cost of operation while critics call the practice usurious and harmful to workers. The case traces the association’s formation, stock dealings, and allegations of misused funds.

Pension Bureau Finance Committee Bowen Dr. Hayes Gardiner ABC Ealings Tolman Megal Grand Jury Hayen Pease Treasury Department Hases Franklin Mutual Investment Association Heyes Pensign Burea Ioan Hayes Neerest Columb Bia Pr. Hayes Pénssion

Enliven The Piano Rage In Washington Post Contest

Numerous local groups and individuals enter The Washington Post piano contest with prizes linked to college church and fraternal organizations. Campaigns include Gonzaga College the United Spanish War Veterans and the Soldiers Sailors and Marine Club rallying coupon votes while urging deposits by deadline to ensure credit.

Gonzaga College Worth Aloyalug J. B. Pittar Washington Post U. and 3 First Congregational ‘Church Tenth Stephen M. Newman Sixth Street Northwest Cox B. Claxton Corm F. W. Alexanderer Francis J Ndgion William RB. Stone Charles L. G. Anderson John Lewis Smith Charles C. Pierce Richard B. Leach Sheridan C Street St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum H Street Sisters of the Holy Cross

Injunction Helps Strike by Typothetae Move Deemed Mistake

Chairman Parsons of the eight hour strike committee says the injunction sought by the Typothetae aided strikers and drew in more men who view the injunction as an unfair attack. He notes no violence has occurred. Rev. Alexander Kent will speak at printers’ HQ Ninth and D streets NW at 3 this afternoon. Members of the Typothetae association object to the term trust.

Parsons Typographical Union Asmuch Alexander Kent The People’s Church Ninth D Streets Troothetae Association

Plan to Evade Injunction by Chicago Printers

Chicago February 2 printers say they will win strike-breakers to the union while avoiding Judge Holdom's injunction. President Wright claims a scheme to compel affidavits from nonunion men denying solicitation to join the union. The aim is to prevent contempt and to admit nonunion members through this system. Boston reports the second strike day shows no major change except employers claim more men at work than the union asserts.

Chicago Wright Boston

Gordon Salary Debate Inked By Trustees Decision

Comptroller states trustees must decide on Gordon salary issue. Racewell ruled yesterday in the Rev. Dr. John Gordon case at Howard University as Tate urged action on extending the pay scale for the staff. The wording reflects a clash over terms and authority in university governance.

Racewell John’ Gordon Tate Howard, University

Weather Bureau reports frigid cold wave sweeping east

The U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes a nationwide cold wave east of the Mississippi with temps 10 to 24 degrees below normal, except the East Gulf and South Atlantic, while the Northwest remains very warm. Snow in the Lake region and parts of the Middle Atlantic, no major precipitation elsewhere.

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