Auction Sale Notice by Thos Dowling & Co Trustee
Public auction sale conducted by trustee under chattel trusts filed in the District of Columbia recorder's office. On February 27 1924 items include furniture plate glass china works and ornaments, typewriters and household goods at 12th Street Northwest Washington DC. Terms cash and removal by purchaser. BEN & PULLER, Trustee. February 12, 1924.
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District of Calumibix
Washington
Diettct
Columbia
Can Alfuring
California Atrest
Macdiinnetta Avenue
Decatur Plate
Rock Creek Park
Sixteenth Street
Ven Biren Ratreat
Mhietgedth
Vistraet
Bhertion Kvanar
Harvard Street
Nineteenth Atreat
Exat
Agare
Redtheadt Cniner
Sautunite
M Atreat
Haventeenth Attest
Comnecticut
Twentieth Atrest
Latreste
Meaderet
Fittleth Place
Fourth Street
Kilontt Atreet
Trent
Wisconsin Avenue
District of
Colombia
Fa Pee
Rell
James Fofsteh
Sherrill
David Lynn
Cértetet
Recorder of Deeds
District of Columbia
Boneebold
Irving
Valrment
Wale Cash
Porcheser Ben & Puller
Fanto Sa
Priva Bette
New York
Boston
GITY
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Nine Women Admitted to Practice at Bar in District Supreme Court
Twelve Washingtonians including two women were admitted to practice before the District Supreme Court in general term, raising the total admitted to 53 from recent bar examinations. Names include Elizabeth M Bailey of Tennessee and Grace M Duncan of Washington, with several other men and women listed among the admitted.
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District Supreme Court
Mise Elizabeth M. Bailey
Tennenses
Jenninga Bailey
Herbert H. Brown
Fulton Street
Harry 0. Barrow
Newton Atrest
Adelbert R. Baker
Livingston Street
Wesley N. Craig
Eleventh Street
J. Bradley Coburn
Second Street
John J. Carmody
Grace M. Duncan
Redmond Place
Jonn T Daly
E Street
Nortthwest
Virginia Diedal
Newton Street
John J. Donnellan
B Street
George A. Degnan
AlNeon Wrest
Alea M. Badd
Esther M. Dodd
New York
Crala M. Bingaman
Iowa
Catherine M. Rutker
Ohio
Naomi Crane
Texan
Kathleen Duggen
Georgia
Enea Ani Wenn
Actress-Wife Wins Interlocutory Divorce Decree
Washington court heard Mrs Eula G White wife of architect Frank Russell White claim an interfere with her marriage and prove to Justice Bailey that relation with Mrs Anna M May warranted an interlocutory absolute divorce. The judge said alimony and finances to be settled after inquiry. Other divorces and separations were ordered or continued including Marie Stevens contempt case and Lillie Angevine alimony, with various dates and locations noted.
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Eula G. White
Frank Russell White
Washington
Anna M. May
Justice Bailey
Equity Court
White
May Waa
May
Mayalay
Raley
John W. Stevens
Fifth Precinct
Mra
Marie B. Stevens
Mra. Stevens
Otis
Angevine
Prohibition
Mra Lillie M Angeving
Justice Baley
Kounty
Jones Pilkerton
Mr. Hate
Pilkerton
Juat
Japanese Officers Inspect Western High Cadets
Maen Waraguchi a Japanese military attache and officers from the Imperial Army visited Western High School to inspect the cadet corps. They praised the cadets' efficiency and appearance after drills and toured the arms room and equipment before being invited to attend the February 29 cadet commissions at Central High School.
Board of Trade Admits Sixteen New Members
Sixteen persons joined the Board of Trade at the executive committee meeting yesterday. New members include Warry English, KM Grimm, W Carter Hall, Walter J Harrison, Robert A Humphries, Herbert BK Hurley, WIMum YL Irby Jr, John Morrell, Nicholas Miles Jr, Antonio Mistretta, C. W. Quarleo, John Ryan, Howard Safford, James F. Saikela, Pete Wilmer, and Frank A. Woodward. The board also appointed representatives to attend the mass meeting at Central High School Friday for Susan B Anthony's birth anniversary.
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Board of Trade
Yeaterday
Warry English
KM Grimm
W Carter Hall
Walter J Harrison
Robert A Humphries
Herbert BK. Hurley
Wimum YL. Irby, Jr
John Morrell
Nicholas Miles, Jr
Antonio Mistretta
C. W. Quarleo
John Ryan
Howard Safford
James F. Saikela
Pete If Wilmer
Frank A. Woodward
Central High School
Susan B Anthony
Paul T Legh
Peal
B. Cromolin
B. W Mureh
Ogle R. Singleton
Ufford
Harvey W. Wiley
William B. King Court
F Wood
Driscoll
Claude W Owen
Colored Builders Organize Washington Branch and Conference
Leading members of the colored trade group form a Washington branch of the Hampton Builders Association, originated at Hampton Institute. Roscoe I. Vaughn of Vaughn and Ferguson serves as president. The group promotes building knowledge, training for colored mechanics, and trades schools for youth. The Hampton Institute conference ends tomorrow. John K. Weyrich resigns as assistant district attorney to join the Internal Revenue Service intelligence unit. successor not yet chosen.
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Thie City
Washington
Hampton Builders Association
Hampton Institute
Hampton, Va
Roscoe I. Vaughn
Vaughn and Ferguson
Prudential Bank
Plorida Atvention Northwest
Lorak
John KH. Weyrich
Maj
Peyton Gordon
Weyrich
Bureau of Internal Raverus
Pepco Reappraisal Case May End Today
The Equity Court judge in the Potomac Electric Power Company reappraisal case was to hear final arguments this afternoon. The dispute centers on a $1,000,000 Great Falls Virginia property item claimed as a tangible asset used to produce electric current. Counsel for Pepco argues it should be valued and reviewed by the court and Public Utilities Commission, while a special PUC counsel contends the land was never used by the company.
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Potomac Electric Power Company
Stafford
Great Falla
Public Utilities Commission
Tangibls
Conred Syme
Apecial
Commission
Bnai Brith Opens Conference in Washington
About five hundred Jewish teachers and youths from the East arrive as delegates for the annual convention of the district grand lodge of Bnai B’rith to be held Sunday and Monday at the Raleigh hotel. The event will cover Jewish welfare issues with a public opening, banquet finale, and speeches by prominent Jews. Joseph A Wildér chairs the convention committee. Argo lodge hosts the event with Abe Shefferman as banquet chair.
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Washington
Independent
Order of B'nai B'rith
Raleigh
Joseph A Wildér
Utah Sues to Prevent Federal Interference with Lands
The State of Utah, through Attorney General Harvey H Cluff, filed suit in the District Supreme Court against Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work and General Land Office Commissioner William Spry. The action seeks to bar federal officials from issuing permits to prospect for oil and gas and to restrain them from asserting any title to 161 280 acres in the San Juan country granted to Utah upon statehood on July 16 1894. The court issued a rule to show cause by February 29.
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State of
Utah
Ihs
Harvey H Cluff
District Supreme Court
Hubert Work
Twe
San Juan
Return of Taxicabs Denied in Circuit Court
The Fennant taxicab firm failed to retrieve twenty cabs after writs of replevin by Colonial Discount Company. Judge McCoy overruled defense motions for return due to pleading defects and improper cab descriptions. The discount firm must supply true copies of all papers to Fennant’s attorneys.
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Fennant Taxicap Company
Colonial Discount Company
Jumos McCoy
O'Bhiea
Viscount Concern
Ita
Discount Company
Texicab Company
Baltimore Securities and Trusts Stock Listings Fragment
A mangled OCR fragment lists numerous Baltimore securities and trusts including Unidentified War era references, Equity and preferred shares from Consolidation Coal and Pa Water and Power, Fidelity & Deposit Co, Northern Central, Arundel, and Mercantile Trust Dep, with scattered percentages and par values. The text lacks coherent narrative, but denotes a market listing snapshot of multiple companies and securities.
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Ry & Blec da
Rye& Hlac
Elkhorn Corp
Uni Rye Hee
Consolsou
Vernon Io
Vernon Fom Mercantile Tr
Water & Power
Saxe
New Amsterdam
Credit Pt
Credit Pfd
C&p. Pel
Fidelity & Deposity
Credit Pl. Bo
Mt. Vernon Milla
Fidelity & Dapowit
Northern Central
Bes Wie c . Consolidation Coal Pa
Waiter & Power
Credit
Finance Ser
CG. BL
Pr. Arundel] Corp
E Gorm
Maritime Arrivals and Departures in New York Harbor
Shipping notices list steamers arriving and departing from New York during the period. Vessels include Albert Ballin, Duille, Egremont, Nevada, Wastphalia, Drottningham, Rochambeau, and Tuscania with ports such as Naples Liverpool Bremen and Havre. Wireless reports indicate port calls at Plymouth and Hoboken plus expected comings from Naples Southampton Glasgow and London.
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Albert Ballin
York
Southam
Cedric
New York
Liverpool Duille
Naples
Egremont
Barcelona
Nevada
Rotterdam
Liver
Marengo
Rochambeau
Sumanco
Aoetdeen
Asia
Berengaria
Southampton
Bremen
Roosevelt
Brer
van Buren
London
Plar
Hoboken
Wedneway
Havre
Pier
North River
Tuscania
Glasgow
S. Providenes
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Roumania
Washington Post
Radio Programs for Today Across National Stations
A catalog of scheduled radio programs across multiple stations including AMV, WLW, KDKA, WDAR, KYW and more. Listings cover livestock markets, fruit and vegetable reports, weather forecasts, concerts, recitals, speeches, Lincoln birthday tributes, and children's segments with times, performers, and program titles.
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Newal Rafe
Arlington
Bud
Lincoln
CB Meaney
Wallade
Pranidune Ca
Chicago
Wadsworth
St. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Ashere
Naval Press
Chesapeake & Potomine Telephone Company
Scranton
Renort
Elliott Lester
Ramatic
KYW
WRAC
Boston
m—Randsondert
Announcement prompts Navy radio power quiet hours
A report describes Roosevelts suggestion that a high power station at Annapolis be restricted at night to allow broadcast reception. A committee from the Annapolis Radio Association plans a visit to the Assistant Secretary to discuss quiet hours for interference free operation and smoother future equipment deployment.
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Roose
Annapolis
Owen
The
Napelis Rado Association
Asmistabt Secretan
Roosevelt
Asa
Geegalun
Visitors Guide to Today’s Theaters and Landmarks
A compact visitor guide lists theaters such as Shubert Delasco Gayety and cinema houses including Loew's Metropolitan and Palace. It details hours for national sites like the Capitol, Library of Congress, Lincoln Memorial, and National Gallery, along with museums, parks, and government buildings in the Washington, D.C. area.
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Library of Congress
Capitol
Public Library
New York
Lincoln Museum
Great Falls
Service Orders Army Assignments and Leaves Granted
Military personnel reassigned across branches including Infantry, Finance, Signal Corps, Medical, Engineering and Coast Artillery. Promotions and leaves granted listed for officers such as Col Nahan, Capt Frank Mcha, Lieut Oscar Stevens, Maj William Harrison, and Lieut Cob Richard Cravene with destinations including Washington Eau Claire Fort Sam Houston Carlisle Fort Hayes and Philadelphia Navy Yard. Also notes naval postings for Lieutants and Ensigns with ship and facility assignments and a few financial metrics at year end.
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Nahan
Washington Infantry
Frank McHa
Eau Claire
Richard K Cravene
James & Wallingford
Ana
Dave
William P Cherrington
Coast Artiller
Arthur EB Rowland
Robert H English
Naval Operations
Washington
Harold
Dalinghem
Nitro
Laurence ¥ Iadget
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