Taft Praises Jews and Seeks Peace League Support
former President Taft spoke before the National Geographic Society praising Jews for enduring centuries of oppression and urging a League to Enforce Peace. He warned postwar financial burdens will grow and proposed Jewish bankers may be called to aid relief, while lauding Jewish resilience and urging America to back universal liberty and opportunity.
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National Geographic Society
Nationalographic Society
Taft
Europe
Wat. Saids
Fife
Coun
America
Deeds of Trusts and Property Encumbrances Noted in Local Records
A dense listing of deeds of trust involving multiple parties across neighborhoods such as Washington Six Terra, Craven Terrace, and Mount Pleasant. Notable entries include Washington Six Terra installments totaling 82,750, Craven Terrace securing 275,000 to Quaker City Investment, and Mount Pleasant transactions with 275 and 4100 payments. Names include Woodards Lt Lavien W White, Sherman, Wenger, Powell, Ludwig, Atkinson, Kilmanstein, Murray, Rosen, and others. The notices indicate terms of 2 to 8 years, interest around 8 to 12 percent, and monthly or semiannual payments, detailing property tracts and securing banks or mortgage companies.
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Lavien W. White
ColAren
Thomas Walker
Marcia A. Taylor
Sears
Keoras Ferrier Sherman
Genege Miroma
Douglass S. Marball
Washington
Mendol
Tell
Floward
Mr. Isan
Bergmann
Charlee Sehater
Northern
Liberty
Wy Schepaen
Berkley TL
Stramons
Sat sQr
Kellerman
Arthur
Matte
Association
Michael A. Cetinef
Shibley
Jennie F. Abbott
Ty Vernon Ti
Whitman
Claud Livingston
Roger
Ieek
Craven Terrace
Agvet Sherman
Ewther Sherman
TL Wenger
Francia
Pannon
Cocate
Quaker City Investment Company, Incorporated
Samiamnan
William R. S. Powell
Washington Lad
Mortage Comheavy
Hebert
Ludwig
Fiewhert
Hunt
Charles W. Strerd
Sohr
McCarthy
Tryworth
Herbert
Coe
Herbert W. Hunt
Charles W. Steers
AL McCarthe
Samisannally
R. LE
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George K. Jolimean
Penneutual Tite Tasurance Company
David TH Rosen
Tae de
Tedd
Neran J
August Schroeder
Willam
Femonston
MLW
Miners Protest Potato Ration Cuts in Berlin Telegrams
Four mineral f e d e r a t i o n s telegraph the war feeding department protesting weekly potato ration cuts from two pounds to a smaller allotment. Telegrams insist turnips are not a substitute and urge restoration of former rations.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Vorwarts
War Feeding Department
Perkins Bond Notice From Fidelity Guaranty Co
L L Perkins bond arrangement announced by United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co address Southem Building phone M 613. notice appears in legal or public records context involving surety obligations.
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L. L. Perkins
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Southerm Bldg
Daily Record court adjourns for Admiral Dewey memory
In General Term of the court, Associate Justices Gould, McCoy and Siddone adjourn special terms at close of business today in honor of Admiral George Dewey who lies in state, with obsequies set for Saturday January 20. Clerk’s office to close Saturday as a mark of respect. Numerous equity and criminal rulings, assignments and notices follow, including receivers appointed, alimony, restraining orders, and jury verdicts, with numerous rule returnable dates and assignments for Monday January 22, 1917.
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McCoy
Siddone
George Dewey
Equity Division
Hitz. Atove Va. Stone
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Yeatman
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A.D. Smith
Walker
Rowzen
Rowsee
Plaintlf
Bo 1
Glen
J. A. Garrett
Fr. Diggs
Williams
Williame
Plainii
Robinson White
W. A. Lee
Johnson
R. H. Yeatman
J. J. Darlington
W. (. Sullivan
Aberican Bureau Company
New York
Bell
Teave
Plaintif'a Atingees
W. Maupin
Daskey
E. A H. Semple
H. F. Woodard
SipDowell
Mellywell
Edward Clarke
Conklin
Tle
Plaluthi
AL Phelps
Trevost Va
Plalutiq
I. AL Bleek
Lawrence Koenigsberger
Hobbs
Dan Thew Wright
Lt. Morris
Lavilun
Karrick
H. B. Davis
E. L. Giese
Ktorneys
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Washington Times Company
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L. Ottenbers
John Ridant
Justice Moor
Tribby
Roule
H. V. Boule
Bowles
Sefton Carr
Ridout
District of Columbia
Joan Ridout
P. H. Marshall
Murphy Vs. Wolfe
M. J. Colbert
Tagan ya.Costello
Toomey & Toomey
P. FH. Marshall
Fennell
Craileva
Heflin
Mather
Conor Va Ryder
McMahon— Richardson
Lynch
Regular cavalry to serve as Wilson inauguration escort
Regular troops from Fort Myer Virginia have been chosen to form the official escort to President Wilson for his second inauguration. Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott announced the selection of three Second Cavalry troops stationed at Fort Myer to march from the White House to the Capitol and back. The decision follows Senator Overman’s suggestion that regulars be used, over state militia units.
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New Jersey
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District Court News From Florence Wedderspoon Case
Florence W Boe sues Edward J Boe for permanent maintenance citing a failed support and wedding gifts at risk of sale. Executors and beneficiaries named in Clayton and Allen wills are probed, while ties to Chicago and Arkansas emerge. Court hearings set as lawyers press probate risks and prior criminal cases unfold in press.
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W. R. Wedderspoon
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Edward J. Boe
Colorado
Foundry Church
Roe
Justice Hits
Raymond B. Dickey
Three Robbed in Hold-Up on Sixth Street
Police seek three colored youths believed involved in last night’s hold-up at Sixth and K streets southwest. Victims include William McNally James H. O'Brien and Joseph Wintermayer of 1217 Sixth street southwest. Items stolen were two pen knives and $2 in change, the suspects fled north on Sixth street.
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James H. O'Brien
Joseph Wintermayer
Sixth Street
Sixth
K Streets
Mia
Rose Beglin
Lenox
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Raymond M. Martyn
East Capitol Street
Charles Garland
Carrollburg Street
Alexander Marts
Ninth Street Northwest
A. F. Baer
Emerson Apartments
M. Burnetine
Seaton Place
W. W. Eldridge Ends Life in Washington Home
W. W. Eldridge of Flint Michigan chief of the division handling bank note issues at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency shot himself yesterday morning at 3427 Thirteenth Street Northwest. A Civil War veteran and 40-year Treasury Department veteran he had suffered two paralytic strokes and poor health. Despondency is given as the cause. He was 72. His body was found after a servant heard a pistol report. Interment will be private with funeral Monday at 2:00 PM attended by intimate friends only.
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W. W. Eldridge
Flint
Mich
Comptroller of the Currency
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Treasury Department
Eldridge
New York
Central Mission appeals for 18 per twelve nights to keep burning
Sunday schools and many churches in Washington respond to Central Union Mission campaign by pledging support for the year round electric flame. Vaughn class leads a three month campaign with nightly provisions except January 24 and 25. Numerous Sunday schools and church groups contribute, along with a Red Cross appeal listing many individual supporters and sums totaling 977. Encouraging reports from other cities are noted and capital residents urged to be liberal.
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Vaughn
Immanuel Baptist Sunday School
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Neuher
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M. D. Browne
Calvary
American Red Cross
FL ©. Porter
Potoman Insurance Company
Mary Vandes Wheeler
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Mise J. A. Lander
Mrs. Mayre
H. KK. Porter
F. A. Wales
Mra. Henry ©. Hall
John W. Kern
Whitman Cross
W. 1. LaFollette
M. T. Roberta
M. G. Riley
eGngle
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Mra. W. Dodwe
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Newton Sehwan
John N. Mills
Henry White
R. D. Lille
Bryan Nichalson
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