Supreme Court Mentions Dozens Of Citations In Busy Docket
The document lists numerous cases before the United States Supreme Court and various divisions, naming justices and parties such as J H Wiles, Abram Rosenberger, and The Weat ers Upton Telegraph Company, among others. It records motions, adjournments, and procedural notes across civil, equity, criminal, and probate dockets, with mention of assignment for today and interdivisional assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Me Keno
Justice Holmes
Justice Hughes
Jutice van Devanter
Justice Pitney
Reynolda
Wilson So Wiley
Klamath Falla
Oreg
Lawis Phomaa Geerst
Chicago VII
Parker WooPage
New York City
Great Northern Railway Company
B.C. Lindley
W. R. Duxbury
United States
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Rowebel
Portuguese American Bank of San Franigo
Paul Wetles
Willam Ko Flare
Abram Rosenberger
Bapreas Company
Anna Young
Ve. Wenton Street Railway Company
Dhatrice Court of the
Conta
Buranant
Amy Curtin
West End Street Hallway Company
Svint Powhatan E. Causey
Sppetlant
T Marehall Miller
Knaabel
Appellee
Nolatta & Terry Construction Company
Raithmoor
Ho Alan Dawson
Appellant
Henry R. Edmunds
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Juatica Anderson
Hardwick Va
Hardwick
Jones, Shinn
Owen--Williams
Linbam
Dizon Ve Dixon
Gles
Doty
McNeill
Wolf Raghiab
Prespatrica Capital ‘Fraction Company
Transccipt
Leckie
Cov & Kratz
Frank J. Hogan
Southern Pacifier Railroad Company
Wnterior
Fannty
Plaintif
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Multiple Blocks and Squares
A lengthy summary lists numerous deeds of trust. It records transfers and security amounts ranging from 500 to 12,000 dollars, spanning terms from one to eight years, with interest rates from five to six percent, tied to various lots in Square 1056 206 1087 8051 504 497 10d 302 363 and other named sectors. Names include Wolhapter Stone Fairfax Herakler Pickford Gorman Ellerson and many lenders and trustees, across districts such as Oak View Aquarf Eslin Estate Pleasant Pleasant Plains Coleman Park and Columbia Heights, with multiple properties secured by local banks and mortgage firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American University
James L
Richard
Bertha Kent
Twelfth Street
Stvertine R. Hamilton
Jene M. Carson
Washington
H. Sydney King
Martha B. Dent
H Street
Charles W. Trey
Mary Soldang
Robert BR. Leathers
J. Frederick Hueter
Villa Park
Julius H. ‘Hartwell
George T Clark
Aio
Castle Heights
Monsey ‘Trust
Truates
Brownhig
Nes
Peoun
Ahale
Tanra L. Heck
Molly Kronman
Sixteenth Street
Morse
Duffeld Et Ux
Divie B. Duffield
Harvard
John T. Warren
Rebecca G. Rae
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Mubfact
Trust
Twrepth
Bernard J. Eckstein
John W. Lewis
Wilham A
Holmead
Cora
Bassett
Alvord C
Francella G. Devoe
Loretta M. Rinehart
Naomi Reed
Columbia Terrace
Iss
Jefferson Place
John L. Warren
Ninth
F. Pickering Dodge
John S. Warren
Seventeenth
PARK
Oak View
David P Wolhapter
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
Nathaniel Herakler
Richard Kent
Thomas H Pickford
Alragader M.gorman
James R. Ellerson
Leon ‘Tobriner
Whitlam
F. Tismer
Byron A. Graham
August Daetz
Square
Roscoe J. Raney
Floyd
BE. Davia
Joseph R. Walker
Mercantile Trust_and Deposit Company
Inda B. Hays
Helen Kinnier
Hunter
Haya
Emanuel Speich
William J. Vickery
James T. Cutler
Whitlam G. Smith
Clarence M. de Veile
J.hayden Johnson
I. A. Boyd
Aquarf
Frank H Browns
Wilton J. Lambert
H. Pope
Molly Bronman
B. Franele
Raul
James F. Shea
Home Savings Bank
Eslin Estath
Juna PF
Traxton
Charles
Muir
Bruce Cleveland
Perlie E. Tallman
Center Eckington
Mitton D. Campbell
Claud Livingston
Laura J
Laura B. Gooper
William B. Saunders
Elisabeth M. Caufman
Bates Warren
Wiliam H. Sholen
James H. Miles
Walter H. Wilcox
Geor F. Hane
Walter R. Wilcox
John W. Lewin
William A. Bowie
Whodsboro Savings Bank
Mount Pt Pleasant
Naomi L. Reed
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Warren
William H. Sholes
G. Elton James
Rxame
Coleman Park
William G. Schafhert
William K. Quinter
J. Walter O’boyle
Rock Creek Land Company
Elisabeth
Danenhower
Charles P. Btone
Cora D. Woodard
Louis Witome
J. Leo Kolb
Joseph C. Sheehy
John J. Daly
Othere
Cxme
Columbia
Heighis Peraita’ Schmid
Charles W. Pes
Cora O. Woodard
Cotton Market Ends Little Changed After Early Rise
Daily cotton report from New York shows an initial moderate advance followed by a turn lower. July futures slipped to 12.46 with March at 12.09 and December steady near 12.69, leaving the general list barely lower.
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New York
Cottonseed Oil Market Prices and Sales Report
New York on January 2 reports prime crude at 611 and prime summer yellow and January at 9.27. Prices for other months range from 9.19 to 9.26, with prime winter yellow and summer white at 9.50. Total sales reach 17,900 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The Metal Market Copper and Tin Prices Move
New York copper for second quarter delivery at 25.50 electrolytic per unit. Iron steady. Tin spot at 41.87 and London spot copper at £90 5s with futures at £89 10s. Electrolytic copper at £21 and spot tin at £1 78s 5d. Antimony listed at £1 25.
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New York
London
Baltimore markets report heavy price listings across grains and produce
Baltimore markets dated Jan 24 show firmer corn and oats with steady wheat while live poultry and eggs hold varied regional prices. Butter milk products and cheese trade at mixed New York State and regional levels as vegetables and fruits command broad regional per unit and per crate pricing.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Kent Island
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Southern
New York State
Western
North Carolina
Florida
California
New York
Cuban chess champion Capa Blanca leads Rice memorial masters
Jose R. Capablanca won an adjourned game from D. Janowski to command the Rice memorial masters tournament standings. A Kupchik added two points to tie for second with Chajes and Bernstein. The adjourned Janowski Fox game ended in a draw in a rook and pawn ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jose R. Capablanca
D. Janowski
Paris
A. Kupchik
Chajes
Bernstein
Janowski
Fox
Washington
Pablanca
Americans Can Buy Ships From Britain Registry Shift
London reports Britain allows German ships to transfer to United States registry if not used against England. Pure Light and 22 Standard Oil ships moved. Mixed with Chicago sports and market items, including Memphis buying two Cubs players and Northwestern urging baseball as a college sport. Market figures for New York and Chicago hogs calves cattle sheep listed.
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Washington Post
London
United States
England
Robert Cecil
Foreign Affairs
House of Commons
Pure Light
Standard Oil Company
British Foreign Office
Northwestern
Chicago
Northwestern University
Washington Cattle Market Report
Hog prices varied by weight with dressed hogs at 7 percent, small hogs at 9 and a half to 1 percent, medium hogs around 9, heavy hogs near 8.8 percent. Sheep clipping yielded 41 to 65 percent, veal calves at 11, medium calves about 10.10 percent, lambs around 9 to 10 percent.
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Chicago
Society Luncheon Preview and Visiting Guests
Society continues from seventh page with Brench reading and guests at luncheon. The comedy Mon Ami Teddy by Rivoire and Bernard will be staged. Mrs Be Beale returns to Richmond after visiting Lieut. and Mrs. R. E. Byrd at Avondale. Mrs. William Bradford Beale visits Cleveland Park hosts Mr. and Mrs. Van H. Manning. Mr. and Mrs. Georges Y. Wheeler host the latter's mother Mrs. Thomas H. Given from Pittsburgh. Wheeler's sister Mrs. Fred Brooks McFeely arrives next week for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brench
Teddy
Rivoire
Bernard
William Bradford Beale
Mrs
van H. Manning
Cleveland Park
Georges Y. Wheeler
Thomas H. Given
Pittsburgh
Margaret Wilson
Robert Lansing
William Gibbs McAdoo
David F. Houston
Franklin K. Lane
William Eustis
Marshall Field
Gibson Ra Ate Stock
Hennen Jennings
James Harlan
Home Club Chorus
Otto Torney Simon
Continental Memorial Hall
Albert M. Jackson
Kathryn Plait Gunn
Hostesses at Home Today Document Social Season Notices
A DC society column lists numerous hostesses and their schedules for informal and formal calls at homes and hotels. It notes last receptions of the season, arrivals of international guests, and a wedding at the Potter residence, with dates, addresses, and attendees including senators spouses and diplomats.
Notable Guests At The Shoreham Hotel
Mas and Mrs Dickinson Dr and Mrs Lennox Mr and Mrs I Hamilton McCormick of Chicago Mr and Mrs Edwin Sherman of Evanston Ill Mr and Mrs J M A Watson of Fairmont Va Mrs John D Follett of Berwyn Pa Mr J Howland Gardner of New York Mrs Susan H Rudd of New York Mrs Paul Hoecher of Philadelphia Miss Edith Hopkins of Summit N J and Messrs Kenneth McKenasie and A J Francis of Chicago are at the Shoreham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Hamilton McCormick
Chicago
Edwin Sherman
Evanston, Ill
J. M. A. Watson
Fairmont
John D Follett
Berwyn
J. Howland Gardner
New York
Susan H. Rudd
Paul Hoecher
Philadelphia
Edith Hopkins
Summit
N. J
J A von Sternburg Dead at 60 Berlin Note
James Alexander Speck von Sternburg brother of the late German Ambassador to Washington dies in Berlin at age sixty. The telegram from Berlin reports his death on January twenty six as relayed by wireless to Sayville New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Bull
Fort Myer
Ithaca
N. Y
Lieut. Bull
Cornell University
Mme. de Riano
New York
Bassador
Berlin
Sayville
James Alexander Speck von Sternburg
Baron von Sternburg
Washington
Drew Equals a World Record in 70 Yard Dash at Millrose
Howard P. Drew of the University of Southern California tied his own world mark of 7.15 seconds in the 70-yard dash at the Millrose indoor games in Madison Square Garden. Roy W. Moree led the handicap event, with Loomis and Stephenson following. Other featured events included two miles, one and a half miles, and additional sprint finals with top runners from MIT, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia clubs.
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New York
Howard P. Drew
University of Southern California
Millrose Athletic Association
Madison Square Garden
Speciai
Roy W. Moree
Salem Crescent A. C
Joseph G. Loomis
Chicago
A. A
Frank ZL. Stephenson
Brooklyn
C. W. Loomis
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
T. Howe
Boston
Secon W
Edwandacusta
A. G
George H
Toronto
Canada
Ends
J. W. Overton
Fale
Peace i
M. A. Devanay
W. F. Gordon
Homer Eer
Thomas J. Halpin
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Peach
Oswald
McCoy Brown
Brown
Plaiutut
Edward Boyd Henry Ve
Baxter
Richardson ¢ Shreve
Runday
Irving Willacnson Pirkey
Tackle Com & Brats
Arthur Cohen
J. B. Telp
A. L. Newmeyer
Rhodes
POR Cromelin & Assignment
Tertay
General Fireproofing Company
N. Pickford Et al Attorneya, Richardson, Meril- Tatt
Warren Shore
Murphy
Jamee—Kasby
Circe TE Nininion
Stafford
Mitterse Washington Terminal Company
Plarotif
Hawken & Harell
Whorness Hamulton
Leckes & Hamatte
Fimund Brade
Dutch
Ox Rel Fowler Car Company
McKenney
Mount Vernon
Marehall Hall
Fiannere
van Linds
Commercial Fire Turbane Company
Wheatley
Taris
Prall Ve. Knorr
Prali
Riminal
Corrigton
Quinn
John H Edwards
W. W. Newart
Charles C. Lucas
Walter Tri Rhinenited States
James Speede
Justice McCoy
Cohubla Cooperative Grocery
E. S. Mevalmont
Chimenal Division
Mer
Justice
Siddons
Te Aatate
Mary E. Pillow
Jury Reapite
Wei
Caveater
H. F. Davin
J. ¥. Reeves
Caveatee
Lambert & Teatman
Frank T. Rawlings
Iuseboat
E. A. Jones
David Riordan
Margaret F. Bantreas
David W. Basbond
P. W. Ashford
Jeasle C. Bigelow
Mary Raymond
Dougl, Buftin & Obear
William W. Armstrong
John Ridout
Maynard W. Rothrock
Eva P. Rothrock
B. P. Morey
W. &. Zachary
Florence A. Swift
National Savings and Trust Company
Woodbury Blair
Maria Little
Sara T. Andrew
Caleb Parkinson
Christopher Herterberg
E. H. Bagley
Shannon
L. J. Mather
Dulin & Martin Company
George Rowssee
Harry P. Christoas
New System Lunch
Municipal Court
C. E Emig
Leo Simmons
William F. Cuah
John Rident
Esther M. Cohen
David E. Lat
FP Plaintif
B. T. Ogie
Deborah
Mershant
Samuel A. Merchant
F. B. Rhodes
P. B. Cromelin
Columbia Cooperative- Grocery
Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Reese
Vernon
West
Jan
Port Movement
Madlg. Repts
Expos
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Norfolk
Ts Stock
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
Bt. Louis
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Dallas
Mont- Bomery
Cottonseed Oyl Market
L. L. Perkins
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Local Produce Market
Fox and
Capablanca
Britain
Cubs
Hogg
Chicago Nationals
Washington Cattle Market
Bolling Byrd
Inlaw
R. E. Byrd
Avondale
Richmond
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
William F. Kelley
McClure
Edwin H. Blashfield
Fine Arts Commission
Willard
Theodore S. Fassett
Clara Fassett
Buffalo
John R. Freeman
Providence
F. Marries Miller
Perth
Scotland
de Loffre
Cairo
Capt. de Loffre
Walter Reid Hospital
F. L. Siddons
Madison
Wis
Lawrence O. Murray
Katherine A. Potter
Pauline B. Potter
Russell H. Carley
Brankamp
Gurley Memorial Church
Cecile Fale
Hazen Potter
Mrs. Carley
George Sutherland
Lawrence
T. L. Macdonald
Ira D. Copley
Ralph Gallinger
Albert B. Cummine
Warren Garst
Louise Garatt
Desa Moines, Iowa
Lee
Representative Lee
Georgia
Watson
Representative Watson
Senator Hardwick
Corcoran Hotel
Reeve Lewis
Marlborough Wyeth
Charles Curtis
Curtis
Belmont Road
Jouett Shouse
E. E. Gann
Marian Webster
North Attleboro
Masa
C. PF. George
Leona Curtis
Ollie James
Thomas Hamilton Wilson
Thomas Watts Gregory
Owen B. Calhoun
Shoreham Hotel
Mias Kearney
Gregory
Kearne
Owen Johnson
Willard Saulebury
A. J. Gronna
North Dakota
California Street
Northwest
Loren Johnson
William Balch Williamson
Willamson
Q Street
Cole
Representative Cole
Shoreham
H. S. Jones
Lucille O'Brien
Takoma
Wash
Marie N. Sanner
Evelyn ¥. Jorden
Gwendolyn E. Taylor
Camden
Wilhelmine Neuman
Connecticut Avenue
Collie Neuman
Milwaukee
Atlantic City
T. H. Pickford
Hotel Lafayetta
Brannen
Ashurst
Myera
Vardaman
Eliott
Blunt
C. Harvest Smith
Tad
Harry
Society Brand
Mas
Mra. Dickinson
Mrs. Lennox
J. A. von Sternburg
Drew
Millrose A. A
Raae
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