Germany Faces Meat Trade Setback and Budget Cuts
United States Secretary of Agriculture says Germany will not admit American meat without proper inspection, but the Bureau of Animal Industry lacks funds after a drastic appropriation cut. Navy engineering staff may be reduced as 2,000 positions face dismissal. domestic meat supply could shrink due to inspector shortages amid wartime fiscal strain.
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Germany
Bureau of Animal Industry
Inspecon
Department of Agriculture
Germman
Imperial Customs Service
Departtment of Agriculture
Empire
Wilson
Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Molson
Comptroller of
Y Lorenum
Navy
Bonaparte
Navy Yard
Market summary shows steady grains and firm fats as receipts rise
Wheat weakness kept corn steady and oats active with strong cash demand and export bids. Hog futures weaked while May pork, lard, and ribs fell modestly. Local receipts reached 148 cars for contract grade wheat and 68 for oats with mixed day near close. Estimated tomorrow receipts: wheat seven cars, corn 218, oats 82, hogs 83000 head.
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Shorts
Tvo
May Park
New York Grain and Cotton Markets Close Mixed
Grain receipts in New York show 76 000 bushels of wheat with spot prices weak for No 2 red and white varieties while futures slip after late selling. oats and corn also feature steady spot prices with active options trading. In cotton, early gains fade as shorts cover and traders exit, pushing March near session lows. exports light and Southern spot markets soften slightly amid favorable weather.
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WB Huphs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Fravtafons
Liverpool
Weather Bureau of
Fine Weather
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sid
New York
Northwest
Wales
Live Stock Markets: Receipts and prices across New York and Chicago
New York reports receipts 1,388 with steers steady and cows slower, calves firm, and hogs steady despite mixed demand. Chicago prices show cattle weak and hogs to lower with sheep steady. regional oil prices noted at North Lima and South Lima.
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New York
Reeves-Receipte
Choice
Ohio
Chicago
Broker Sues for 3450 in Commission Over Le Droit Sale
Erwin C. Brainerd filed suit in District Supreme Court seeking 3450 as commission on a Le Droit Building deal. He alleges he brokered the sale to Hutchins through Barker for 1150000, claiming 3 percent due, with the deed to Dante per transfer.
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Erwin C. Brainard
District Supreme Court
John Joseph Albright
le Droit
Eighth and
F Streets
Gordon & Gordon
P. A. Bowen, Jr
Albright
William E. Barker
Alow
Brainerd
Stilson Hautchins
Hutchins
Barker
le Drest
William J. Dante
Market prices climb as cold spell hits produce and fruit
The Market Basket notes tighter supply and higher prices amid cold weather. Tomatoes rise to 25 to 36 cents per pound, celery 6 to 15 cents, cucumbers 10 to 15 cents, and strawberries around 7 cents per basket. Households curb purchases while hotels keep profits steady. Rhubarb remains plentiful at 10 cents per bunch and pears sell for about $1 per basket. Poultry prices edge up with cooler days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Hiere
Potomac
Projectile plant to rise at Giesboro Point near July
Firth-Sterling Steel Company of Meolesport Pa plans a large projectile plant at Giesboro Point totaling 354 acres with six buildings. Construction starts as weather permits and aims to have finished shells by early fall. Work on steel buildings awarded to Scaife Sons of Fidisburg Pa and furnaces to Swindell Sons of the same city. The plant will not disturb current tenants and includes a waterfront pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth-Sterling Steel Company
Meleesport
Giesboro Point
V. Wheeler
J. R. Rose
William B. Scaife & Sons Company
Fitisburg
William Swindell & Sons
Cleveland
Post
Heiskel
Firth-Sterling Company
Pittsburg
Seufferle
Owing
Heiskell
Cotton Men Meet Today to Expand Export Trade
A convention of delegates from U S cotton industries gathers at the New Willard at 10 am to review strategies for widening exports of cotton products and other domestic manufactures. Ex Senator J R McLaurin of South Carolina leads, urging a World Market Commission and backing Overman’s cotton commission proposal to boost foreign trade, including with China.
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United States
New Willard
American Cotton Growers’ Association
New Orleans
J. R. McLaurin
South Carolina
McLaurin
China
Overman
Great Britain
Mr. McLaurin
England
Turkey
Cotton conference in Washington to plan May meeting
New York January 24 cotton manufacturers and growers meet to arrange a Washington conference in May with invited associations including New England American Southern National General and other groups. Delegates will form committees of five plus officers to discuss world relations crop matters warehousing transportation and price stability. Several associations did not attend. A death report notes Thomas Green a Home Ice driver crushed by a coal wagon at Fifth and Florida.
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New York
Washington
D. C
James R MacColl
Kantuckat
R. L
New England Cotton Manufacturers' Association
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Cotton Association
National General Association
Dallas
Tex
National Association of Manufacturers
Arkwright Club
International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturrers
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
New
Emeland Cotton Adanturers’ Association
The
National Gripers’ Association
Thomas Green
Fifth Street
Florida Avenue
Green
Home Ice Company
National Lumber Exporters Association Meets at New Willard
The National Lumber Exporters Association holds a two day meeting at the New Willard with Henry H. Russe as president and HalIott Lang as secretary from Memphis. Delegates from several cities discuss export issues including freight and ocean rates, port charges, navigation rules, and rebates policy. Sessions are closed to non delegates.
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National
Lumber Exporters’ Association
New Willard
Henry H. Russe
Haliott Lang
Memphis
Tenn
the Willard
Effort to End Jury Trial in Packers Case
Chicago, Jan. 24. District Attorney Morrison says the government is not prosecuting the packers because they are rich. He argues the case targets tainted money, not wealth, as attorneys for the packers seek to move facts to the court for decision. A conference with both sides postponed the jury.
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Morrison
Chicago
Packers
L. C. Krauthoff
New York
General Cabinel
Armour & Co
John &. Miller
Rauthoff
Hynes
Humphrey
Morrigan
Marshall Field
International Song Festival Set for Friday Night
The District Christian Endeavor Union will host a 500-voice International Song Festival at Convention Hall Friday night next week directed by Percy Foster with music by Carey Bonner. Rehearsals have run two months as the event marks the movement's 25th birthday and features sacred and varied choruses with national and global songs.
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Convention Hall
Percy
Foster
Carey Bonner
International Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
Mendelssohn
Handel
Horatio Parker
Union and Liberty
Bonner
Washington
District Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor Movement
Oakdale Place Name Change Voted After Probe
Commissioners received a request from B W Faire of 1191 2 Oak Street to rename his street. A survey found Oak Court would mislead residents into thinking the block housed a Negro community. Residents opposed the name. after consideration, the name was changed to Oakdale Place to avoid confusion with other Oak streets.
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B. W. Feaire
Oak Street
Oak Court
Faire
Pegroes
Oakdale Place
Charity Fund Increases Reported By Local Charities
John Joy Eolson treasurer of Associated Charities lists numerous donations including Miss Bradley 10 dollars Dr Romulus Foster 2 dollars James Nourse executrix 5 dollars and others from Mrs J Henry Black John Lee Carroll and Chief Justice Melville Fuller The Citizens Relief Association also records gifts from Harriet Woods 210 dollars Mrs Charlag Poor H Zirkin and others totaling significant contributions to the fund.
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John Joy Eolson
Associated Charities
Misses Bradley
Mire Kate Bradley
J. Henry Black
H. Campbell Black
Romulus A. Foster
Clara A. Jewall
W. W. W. Parker
James B. Nourse
Executrix
W. R Tuckerman
Clarence A. Aspinwall
H. Zirkin
G. W. Hanling
Col Francis Colton
David BR. Meee
Social and Personal notices from New York and Washington
Social and personal notices list alumnae fund contributions and gatherings in New York led by Bryn Mawr Club members. It notes Mrs Edward Loom as Bryn Mawr Club president, several at homes by Mrs J B Gadsby and Mrs Walter Acker, and engagements in Brookline and Washington. Also mentions Margaret Greenwood Hubbard’s wedding to Capt William Cannon and arrivals at Fifth Avenue Hotel for the old guard ball.
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New York
Bryn Mawr Club
Constance Leupp
Edward Loom
Bryn, Mawr Club
Charles Henry Butler
Butler
Louise 8. Murphy
Mabel L. Murphy
Fifth Avenue
Wedded at Riggs House Miss Murray Marries Mr Howell
Miss Josephine C Murray of Fort Bayard New Mexico and Percival C Howell formerly of Windsor Ontario now with the Medical Museum in the city were married at the Riggs House at seven last evening by Rev Dr Stafford. The couple planned a Silver City wedding but did not delay. Murray was brought to the city by her brother James T Murray. Bridesmaid M J Kennedy of Sparrows Point Maryland attended. Groomsmen Fred and William Howell traveled from Windsor.
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Murray
New Mexico
Mr. Howell
Josephine C. Murray
Fort Bayard
N. Mex
Percival C Howell
Windsor
Ontario
Medical Museum
Tme City
Riggs House
Stafford
St. Patrick’s Church
Howell
Miss Murray
Silver City
Washington
Jamea T Murray
Balimore
M. J. Kennedy
Sparrows Point
Fred Howell
William Howell
Hotel rivals clash over harbor carnival plans
Hotel Colonial rivals from Washington, Mr and Mrs HH DL Yarner and Mr and Mrs Joseph Paul, contest a proposed night carnival at the harbor as part of the usual hall and water sports programme. The management restricted amusement, citing prohibition rules for the season.
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Harbo
HH DL Yarner
Joseph Paul
Washington
Women in Royal Box at Town Topics Trial
In the New York American report, a crowd of about twenty women in fashionable gowns appears in the Royal Box beside the judge’s bench. Among them Mrs Crug, writing as Johuliver Hobbes, and Theres Dean, “The Widow” of Town Topics, drew attention. Dean, prominent in the trial, leaned to hear Col Munn’s testimony and openly disapproved of his language, causing court attendants unease.
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New York
Col Munn
Munn
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Navy Bureau
Chicago Grain
Niawepar
Financial
Alexander T. Hensey
NEW York Grain
WB Hibbs &Co
Bankers
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Galventon
Orleans
Saantah
Thominal
Charleston
Winhington
SM Seals— Quiet
Cincinnati
Continent
Stéck
France
Japan
Mexico
Toledo
Lima
Indiane
Curb Market
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Gaq
Boston Consolidated Copperve
British Columbia Copper
Central
Chicago Subway
Central Foundry
Granby
Atee
Greene Copper
International Mercantile Sharine
International Mercantile Marine
Interborough Rapid Tranasit
Japanese New da
le Mackay Company
Mackay Company
Metropolitan Securities
New ‘Common
Metropolitan Sec
New Bond
Mitchell Mining
Northern Securities
Standard
Tennessee Copper
United Copper Ae
Utah
Washington “Railway
J. J. Albright
People’s Savings Bank
14Th St. N. W
Weped
Premizes
Gieshors Point
Ewing
ENCE
New York Herald
Reagan
Willard
Edson and Wilkins
DR. Bell
2.C
E. E. Sutherland Medicine
Paducalt, Ky
Social and Personal
J. B. Gadsby
Gadsby
Walter H. Acker
Miss Keim
John W. Langley
Rochambesau
Clocis
Brookline
Mass
Margaret Greenwood Hubbard
Harmanus
Hubbard
William @ Cannon
Capt. Cannon
House of Representatives
Thomas Rivans Greene
the Plaza
Wil
G. Thomas Dunlop
Twenty-first Street
Rhett Stuart
Dupont Circle
Charles Darwin Pennebaker
Wiley R. Reynolds
Jackson, Mich
Nassau
Bahamas
Hotel Colonial
Grey Wilson
Englanda
Government House
Crown
Supreme Court
Zell Drug CO
Galion, C. Ogram's Drug Store
Cor, Pa. Ave
13Th St
le Nard
Westley-Phillips
Palma Church
Phillips
Georgetown Hospital
Washington, D. C
Lunetia
BH. F. Thomas
Loretta
Old Virginia
Doctor Nicholson
H. D. Fitzhugh
D. No 3
Alexandria
Lunetta
C A Thomas
Leo Nard
BR Merry
Falls Church
Grisheed
U. S. Nicholson
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