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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1924
Page
7
A disjointed OCR fragment describes parcels and property details including tax references, street names, and owners. The passage mentions Takoma Park, Capitol, Wooster, Lincoln Park, and various lenders or agents, but the data is garbled with numbers, dates, and stray phrases, yielding no coherent narrative or verifiable event.
Fragmented real estate notices list properties at 14th and Fairmont and 12th Street NW with furnished apartments and stores. The ad promotes loan offers from MORRIA CAPHITZ COMPANY INC and SALNDERE & CO Realtors, citing low first mortgage rates and term options, alongside rental details and contact references.
In Washington February 8 1924 zoning commission announces public hearing in the district building at 10 a m February 21 1924 to consider proposed amendments changing several blocks from residential to restricted or first commercial zones within the District of Columbia and amending section 1 of the zoning regulations for the district including area and lot changes in specified squares and streets and requiring written owner consents where applicable.
Sealed proposals will be received until March 10 1984 in the district building for fur nishing and installing school furniture and house furnishings including stamps materials paints and related items. Further information may be obtained from Purchasing Dept at 340 TM Street Building. Specify the class of supply.
New York February reports show a cheerful week for business and finance as basic industries hold high operation rates. Steel and pig iron gain, lead demand rises, textiles improve, and comforts in prices offer stability. Steel unfilled orders grow, and optimism centers on a planned Japanese loan of around 150 million dollars with a strong London syndicate.
Bank in Iolaho Pocatell Idaho experiences a 30 day withdrawal scandal after officials say false reports on stability triggered a run. VD Snell reports about 143000 cash withdrawn as ecashier Small cites bank capital and surplus figures with deposits around 403600 at last comptroller call.
A detailed exchange argues that Obregon and Calles push Bolshevik elements in Mexico, comparing Mexican leadership to Leninist Russia. Bates contends the government uses radical methods to retain power, while De la Huerta is portrayed as moderation, with claims of a criminal dictatorship masking democracy.
A compilation of state high court rulings covers: holder in due course cannot be defeated without actual notice or bad faith proof. a lease with verbal service shares may entitle the lessee to expense-sharing benefits despite a written form. employer liability for employee negligence persists even if the worker is vacationing. a telegraph operator acting as broker may entitle a commission when property sale terms differ, with appellate judgment on commission.
A letter from William H. Anderson claims his innocence of recent charges and announces his resignation as New York Anti Saloon League state superintendent. He says he resigned to protect the league from misconstruction over associates, and hints an appeal may vindicate him.
Buenos Aires reports the Danish aviator J P Hansen was killed when his plane struck the antenna of the naval wireless station on the riverfront during stunt maneuvers. The fatal accident occurred today as Hansen carried out aerial maneuvers.
In New York on February 10 the bond market faced renewed weakness as heavy new financing looms. Banks anticipate a large Japanese government loan of $250 to $500 million, with $160 million likely handled in New York. The sale, led by Morgen & Co, signals dollar supremacy and could be the week's dominant activity with locations in New York London and the Continent. Some rail and commodity issues rose briefly before profit taking pulled prices back.
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