Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 9 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1913

Page

12

Trade War Imminent May Hit U S Manufacturers

State Department officials fear a looming commercial war between Argentina and the United States over wheat flour duties and other goods. Argentina may retaliate against perceived American advantages and could withdraw from the Pan American Union, threatening regional economic ties. Argentina reportedly plans to set up a commercial propaganda bureau in Washington, similar to Brazil’s office.

State Department Southern Republic Pan-American Union Argentina United States Paragil Srante

Opposes Pier Extension In Hudson River

Secretary Stimson voiced strong opposition to any extension of piers in the Hudson River that would encroach on the channel. He would allow only limited enlargement or new piers not extending beyond a straight line between prominent shoreline points. Mayor Gaynor supported the harbor board’s plan but opposed Sulzer’s bill authorizing wholesale pier extensions from the Battery to Thirtieth Street.

New York Harbor Stimson Hudson River Gaynor New York Harbor Board Sulzer Battery Thirtieth Street

Nordica Recital Delights Washington With Diverse Program

Mme Lillian Nordica in a 4 30 pm Columbia Theatre concert with violinist William Morse Rummel offered nine varied pieces. Nordica’s upper tones shone, with notable interpretations of Madame Butterfly and Der Erlkönig. Rummel impressed with Zarzycki mazourka and Sarasate tarantelle. Accompanist Romayne Simons provided intelligent piano support.

Columbia Mme Lillian Nordica William Morse Rummel Washington Mme. Nordica Mr. Rummel Elizabeth Schubert Nordica Stange Damon Vidal Ariette Zarzycki Mazourka Sarasate Aulin Romayne Simons

Oleo Cases Still Puzzle Between Treasury and Landis

James M Wilkerson United States attorney left Washington for Chicago after talks with government officials about the sharp split between the Treasury Department and United States District Judge Landis over possible criminal prosecutions of oleomargarine manufacturers. Commissioner Cabell told the House committee on expenditures in the Treasury Department that there is not a scintilla of evidence to justify criminal proceedings.

James M. Wilkerson United States Chicago Washington Treasury Department United States District Landis Internal Revenue Cabell House

Shaw Dropped as Treasury Chief Amid New York Dispatch

A Philadelphia dispatch to the New York World reports former Treasury Secretary Lassie M. Shaw was not reelected president of the First Mortgage Guarantee and Trust Company, a post held since 1909. He was not asked to resign but was dropped without notice, and Wharton E. Harris was elected President pro tem.

Shaw Washington Post New York Philadelphia Dispatch New York World the Treasury Lassie M. Shaw Moge Guarantee~ and Trust Company Wharton E. Harris

Zodiacal Sky Forecast for Today Says Saturn Brings Risk and Opportunity

The diagram notes a moon sign influencing speculation and gambling with Saturn rising to govern chance ventures and potential designs against others. It cites favorable aspects for discovery, writings, sales, hiring, and open air labor while listing herbs and foods tied to sun. It claims benefits for elders and for births granting artistic beauty and congenial power.

Saturn Uranus McClure Syntcate

Health note on life expectancy and disease trends

A report by the Equitable Life Insurance Company challenges the idea that average human life span is steadily increasing. It notes fewer people reach age seven and that diseases of old age are affecting younger years, driven by poor diet, lack of exercise, and mental strain, urging health conservation and fitness as national resources.

Equitable Life Insurance Company

Supreme Court and District Court Docket Summary

A dense 1913 to 1918 legal docket review outlines various cases before the United States Supreme Court, United States Court of Customs Appeals, the Circuit Courts, and the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. It lists active arguments, adjournments, and upcoming assignments, naming parties such as The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, The State of Wisconsin, and numerous individuals, with dates, judges, and attorneys. The document tracks adjourned sessions, cases for Monday January 20, 1918, and other serial dockets across multiple courts.

United States Supreme Court Kiet Justice McKenna Justice Holmen Justice Day Justice Lurton Justice Hughes Justice van Devanter Juste Lamar Traey Richard Lawnan Detroit Mich Meriia Moore Little Rock Ark William H. Rector Kort Smith Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Will M Tykman Jay Street Arpuckla Brothers P. J. Farte Interstate Commerce Commission George McDermott United States Court of Customs Appeals Montgomery Eppalles Charles F McNabb Court of Appeals District of Columbia Equity Court NO Barner Inca Potitour John Barner Cogswell Hall George C Gertman A Ho Bell Johnstin Johnston W & Johnston Wheldon W. F H. Wallace A D Smith Oriental Seotaric Center Stoksa Ptatatius J. J. Mather W Cornelby Rosenberg Francis Paheehy Ptatotis WT Rosenberg Sheahy Bom Circuit Court No 1 Clabaugh Briey Ve ‘Bradford Plain‘m Hayden Johnson Rappaport Niebel A. L. Newman M J Keane Maguire Fidelity Storage Company L. L. Hamby Kanby-Smith Johnson Labouisse E. M. Howlett F. L Hogan Williams Murphy Plaintif E. Hiltom Jackson John Ridout Ballard John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company Washington Lozen and ‘Trust Company H . Moulton S Storneys Archer & Smith Oswell Potomac Electric Power Company Richardson Same Kappler & Merillat N_ Richardson Klopfer Anacostia and Potomac River Railway Company Baker & Hogan Darlington Brice Va Providence Hospital Ford—Hamilton Yerkes Hamilton Cohen Glennan Behrend Glen Creamer Goldsmith Peter, Ray Lyon & Lyon Young Attorrneys Newmyer Thomas Circuit Court Justice Wright Ronalds & Johnson Company Ve. Hannan Brandenburg & Branden Wood District of coNanbtt Kelrwin Neale England H. Stephens Deanson Thurston Fiéintis Rapples Merricat H. Winship Wheatley Porter Va. Lindsay Ale Ptavittt Brandenburg & Brandenburg Ds ‘Ruedy Ve Terrifios Bend F. Sprigg Perry J. A. O'Shea Simpton Ve Southern Railway Company Insue A. Kelgwin Lockwood Superseders Bond Eee Pleintitt Poetman & Mexwell Fendant C. A. Kelgwin W. Robeson Tulloch Va Capuzaya Mining Company Atteched Ftate E. Emig Derpnaent Potomac, River Railroad Company Fingerhut Singer Lene Diggs & Rothschild Baker Goodwin Ve Washington Railway Ian Hamby Hutchinson—Hoover Lewis Va Capital Traction Sompenye Baker, Blackletone Perry Dunlon Lambdey Washington Railway and Electric Company Roya Criminal Court NO Justice Stafford United States John Worthington William Monolokes Nicholson Calladay O'Brien Fannie Thomas R. A. Hughes Andrew Gonsales C.er Hemans Benjamin Langston Kitty Brown Ralph Harris George Brown Justice Gould Shepard Becker T. L Jone Frank Green Walter Singer Coumte William Sacks Joseph l. Sprueill Jelae Dretemes J. C. Foster George Kraemer W J. Lambert l Americo J. Faine R I. Miller Walter Hall George Reed National Training School Jorney W. E. Ambrose George E. Merryman Very Br’ OR McMahon Cornell Walk Paper Company Ve. Jones Hallam & Hallam Defendent Charles Linkins Eberbach Ve. Fidelity Storage Company Bernhard Aimbroes Oppenheimer Lambert—Tobriner Faber—Gies Mausler & Co Carter Sons Astor Tuestar Janeery Ralston, Siddona & Rithandkyn Stewart Mertin Wolfe Phillips Glee Bea Robinson Va Rutherford Hil Collins Williamson Ney A Satford Handy—Wilson Fe Eipament

Probate and Court Orders Register in District Court

A summary of district and probate court actions lists numerous filings, estate probates and guardianships. It records orders for sale of stock, adoption of wills, appointment of guardians, bonds, and administrator actions across multiple estates, with related attorneys and bond amounts. It also notes equity suits, account actions, and real estate conveyances in various DC wards and squares, including lots and blocks with specific sums and dates.

Justice Anderson Ewald Pier Julius A. Maedel J. A. Maedel Gale Graff C. J Preservik Echafer Susie E. Schaefer Bor Y Waters Davia G. Clevelan JH. Smith T. K Stephen C. Hull Chapin Brown William McKinley Taylor Sheehy & Sheehy David B. Peck Charles Harrison Bone W. C. Jarin Salome Hatrin Alice B. Harring Guardian Bond James E Turton William H. Turton Pond Wiliam Henry Dennis Daniel Brown William H. Poe Sena Jephre Everett Cote Winaton Duaiiian Attorners E Hill W. C. Martin Charles Minor Elizebeth P. W. Frisby Hannah Rea Sele Real

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. S Brazil Hudson River Channel Rockefeller Rockefeller Foundation Congress T. J. Allen Fead Joseph B. Bowles Hecht & Company Ferrer Nel Tren Supreme Court Watson J Newton Hhis Memen Vwe Famatroi Society Royal Benefit Society Attermeya W. A Coombe Darrelle Darrell J .D Carmody L J. Mather Richard J. Downey Farmer & McFarland Arnold Va. Arnold Williamson—Newmyer Arnold Seaman Ve. Municipal Realty Company Foote Jones Robertson Va Robertson Dunbar Ve Southern Railway Company Lambert, Nicol, Leon L. L. Perkins Royal Indemnity Co Nee Bey Norfolk Thompson Cc Taglan Roy Peenes Rosenberg Bros. & Co Rochester N. Y Schloss Bros. & Co Baltimore Seay Mini Tures Chinchilla Yong Man Gutffen Carern Madras WEN Scorcion Bfe Varna MSN Ss Peresle wheatley—Toomey & Toomay and Scantling Wilkinson Graham Gles—Schick District Court Hobart Street Interior Park Anscostia Paris Road Annes Fea H. F. Colladay G. L. Tait Mary J. Wayne Rideout Margaret Cahill Wil Faled L. Cabell Williamson Marthe J. Martin Paarniisiravion Aled A c. . Cay Jamee H. Favilio Ried Mercantile Savings Fund Society Joseph T. Kengla Municipal Court Eb, Everett ‘Taylor Frederick H@nbeln J._ Sprigg Perry Edgar R. Beckley George Meakley D. A. Bigoness Thomas Beckett Washington Loan and Trust Company Oteie Robb H. W. Wheatley Aid Square 18 Eckington Attons Wey John B. Larner Rove A. Robertson Joseph Roba Maintenance W. A. Omabe Dankel E. Wiseman Harriet Freeman Plaintifs B. L. Gasklas Skinker Garrett Va. W. Ton ‘Contreto Company Elaine Atternsur F. B. Rhodes Hilbert Johnson Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Harry Wardman Jone B. Talbert Liters I. Hume Talbert B May Carpenter Washlamon R. Berry Willam EK. Edmonston Et al Frank B. King George W Fiteenth Allyne J. Brown Bimund H Herman RF. Eusterp Ralph L. Swigart David V Efe B. Weaver Sirth Ella EL ‘Talbert John, H. Chaney H. Chaney Sanvers Nota M. Thorh Ant James C. Nealon Lee Noun Flibasanr Irenibald Anne Mode G. Walker Willism H. Brows Connecticut Avenue Bagel Maddox Olen R Baray Ginger Pratt Heiguts Company I DR. Smoat Bilt D. Melana Lot Amro Ny Orrin P. Allen Guy T. Stanert Leonard FP. Stuart Parker Street Catherine Ad Bridget Clancy Whitney Close Fred B. Rhodes Fred B Rhodes A. L. Newmyer Iseoh Katz Harry Katz Sixth Street A. Borway Annie Jughes Kkxample Woodley Park Kennedy Charles A. Hawley Lee B. Emory John A. Thompson Nualty Quine Seewither C. P. M. Brown Thomer ‘Yeager Armona Ser Squane Miles Lawrence A. ‘O'Dea Harry C. Columbus James W. Johnson Seure Gees Williameen Edward J . Gertrude _V. Mudd John A Loomingdale Fannis F Ernest L. Schmidt George M. Emmerich Amelia Building Association Mount Pleasant Pleasant David J. Dunigan Wharton E. Lester Michael J. Colbert National Charles A.wiey Harry Eau Rust George Edward Lee Heller Francis Saut Walter E. Hilston Thomas E Allen Francis Baul Herbert T Mhasnen Shannon Arments BK Dropert William Ke Semple Continental ‘Trust Company Washington Land Company Wiliam A
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication