Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Jan 27, 1917, p. 2

Reckless driving sparks city speed limit debate and resignations

Fire engine speed limits under Mayor Fisher trigger insurance concerns and staff shakeups. Wood declines Braddock Heights post. McDermott resigns as extra fireman. Braddock Heights Citizens Association forms led by George Washington Lewis to push local improvements. Community notices, church activities, and local appointments fill the Alexandria slate.

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Girl Fends Off Moonshiners Family With Arms

In Biloxi Mississippi on January 26 a 14 year old girl named Sarah Goins used a shotgun and revolver to defend her family from revenue officers attempting to arrest moonshiners. The posse surrounded the residence, surprised her from the rear, and faced a standoff as she held her ground.

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Shakespeare Society Talks on Richard III in Cairo Meeting

Washington branch members of the Shakespeare Society of America discussed Richard III at the Cairo headquarters last night. Speakers included H. D. Fruit and Col. Harvey with Rev. George Buckler introducing them. A future building to house a national Shakespeare memorial and training theater was outlined. Prof. Robert A. Smith is to speak next Friday. Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree was made honorary vice member.

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Washington Shakespeare Society of America Cairo H. D. Fruit William HB. Saunders Philip H. Harvey B. Murphy George Buckler Society Samuel Burleigh Milton Thomas P. Newpold Shakespeare Robert A. Smith Herbert Beerbohm Tree Shakespear

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Wilson Praises Suffragists for North Dakota Vote

President Wilson expressed a real interest in extending suffrage to women in a letter to Carrie Chapman Catt congratulating the National American Woman Suffrage Association on North Dakota approving a bill giving women the right to vote for presidential electors and municipal officers.

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School Census Planned for City Facility Needs

Cleveland Park School and Community Association approved a plan for a school census to show needs for extending school facilities. The John Eaton School was discussed with one wing completed at 60000 dollars. completion may cost 70000 dollars by municipal architect. The group urged rapid completion, land acquisition around the school, retirement support for teachers, and a vote against store restrictions in residential areas. The next meeting is at John Eaton School on February 16 with Dr Van Schaick as speaker.

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Progress in the Philippines Under American Rule

Mrs. Agnes McKay Kelly addressed the National Geographic Society at the Masonic Temple, describing a transition from postwar poverty and disease to education and growth. She noted 600,000 pupils learning English and 10,000 native teachers, with vivid photos illustrating island life and customs.

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Philippines Agnes McKay Kelly National Geographic Society New Masonic Temple Kelly Povery

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Radio greetings to Pacific mark opening of powerful navy station

Secretary Daniels and the mayor of San Diego exchanged greetings signaling the opening of the government’s most powerful radio station at San Diego. The station, two and a half times stronger than Arlington, Va., is the first of five high powered posts planned for Hawaii, Alaska, and the Philippines to enable direct Washington to territory communications.

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Funeral Service for Mrs Louise Britton at St. Margaret’s

Funeral services for Mrs Louise Britton wife of Alexander Britton will be held at St Margaret's Episcopal Church Monday at 3 pm. Interment follows at Oak Hill Cemetery. Daughter Miss Catherine Britton, married to Prince Zu Hohenlohe Shillingsfurst, notified during honeymoon in San Francisco and expected to arrive tomorrow. Mrs Harry W Rusk of Philadelphia accompanies to attend.

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Louise Britton Alexander Britton Q Street St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church Oak Hil Britton Misa Catherine Britton Prince Zu Hohenlohe-Shillingsfurst San Francisco Harry W. Rusk Philadelphia

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Assault at 728 Tenth Street by Unidentified Man

Mrs. Blanche Howe was attacked in the hall of her home at 728 Tenth Street Northwest by a young white assailant who grabbed her by the throat and fled as she screamed for help. She was not seriously injured. Police have a description and ongoing inquiry.

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District Court News From Washington Jail to Probate and Theft Trials

District Court reports detail eight year sentence for James Butler in a housebreaking case, and multiple probate actions including wills for Mary Elizabeth Sinclair Bowman Cora S Bassett and Fannie D Larner. Other items include arraignments for Charles Coleman Mathew Fair and John Jefferson, a suit for accounting over a school of drawing, and an incorporation of American Auto Supply Company with trustees named.

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Mary Elizabeth Sinclair Bowman Frederick G. Sinclair Harry Wade Bowman Helen Virginia Atkinson Mary G. Atkinson First Street Robert H. Atkinson Cora S. Bassett Alicn H. Pratt Charles Lt. Waters Mary Golden Margaret van Ness Washington Loan and Trust Company Alice Dr. Waters Miss Golden Mary A. Pugh Louise KB. Pugh Arthur Bugh Interstate Commerce Commission Bertie A. Pugh R Street Northwest Bobtha J. Laws American Auto Supply Company H Street Northwest John P. H. Wilmuth Wiliam K. Coakley Edward Turner Robert T. Lang Frank H. Coakley Robert H. Lang Williiam Boylan Fravueina M. Maxwell W. A. Chase Hoehling, Peelle & Ogilby Elizabeth C. Walker Lewin A. Walker W. LB. Guy Elizabeth White James White Maximo White James P. Schick Mary J. Henderson Lea FF Henderson R.A. Hughes Miner & Rice Company, Inc W. . Balderston A. Gordon Hamilton Roy C. Clafin Hawken & Haven

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United States Supreme Court admits new attorneys and lists cases

The Daily Legal Record reports admission of multiple lawyers including Harry B. Duncan Samuel Aghby Henry H. Horn brook Charles D. Mahaffie Frank F. Davis John McChord C. F. Newman W. T. Holliday and KR M Anderson in Los Angeles and Indianapolis with argued cases Nos 831 505 445 and 147 and orderly adjournments with equity circuit and criminal divisions including alimony rulings and numerous case entries scheduled for January 29 1917 and February 2 1917 across districts and divisions.

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Justice McKenna Justice Day Justice van Devanter Justice McReynolds Brandeix Justice Clarke Harry B. Duncan Los Angeles Cal Samuel Aghby Indianapolia Ind Henry H. Hornbrook Indianapolis Charles D. Mahaffie Portland Oreg Frank F. Davis New York City John McChord Lebanon C. F. Newman Kansas City W. T. Holliday Cleveland Ohio KR. M. Anderson Philadelphia Baltimore and Onto Railroad Company David Branao A. Taylor Smith Albert A Piaintiff Benjamin Vosper A. H. Kyall Dan H. Ball Charlea Pennington Fourth National Bank of W. Little Equity Division Hils. Thenderson Henderson R. A. Hughes Klorzewski Kloczewski Plaintif J. P. Sehick Defendent J. R. Stein Walker Va Walker Plaintiff Lewitor Lewie David Wolf Rosenberg Sinclair J. A. O'Shea Frey El,giles J. B. Frey Francis Francia A. D. Smith M. EB. O'Brien American Security and Trust Company Hoehling Peetle & Ogilby G. L. Boothe Mellbenny Lampton George P. Roover C. B. Drake W. C. Sullivan Charles Poe Rawzee BE. J. Gies J. A. Garrett C.F. Dice Benefletto Clark Vn United States Realty Company Tucker, Brown—Williams, Baker, Lambert

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Real Estate Transfers in Washington Real Estate Listings

Real estate transfers show numerous parcels in Washington with buyers including Cherles G Taylor H Clyde Clark and Frank Davidson Clara A Marden Walter Middleton and Mary A Lewis among others. Transactions involve various lots squares and streets including Elm Street Northwest Virginia Avenue Northeast Eleventh Street Southeast and Chillum Castle Heights with prices or sums noted in some entries.

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Washington Highlands Cherles G.taylor H. Clyde Clark Virginia Avenua S'Street Nortt West Certrode Dorsey Frank G. Davidson Elm Street John T. Grant Clarence M. de Velle le Croit Park Stinteenth Street Bradley Davidsen Luther &. Fristoe Florida Avenue Eleventh Twelfth Streets Willam F. Lewis Joseph G. Stelle Chillum Castle Heights Mooney Trust Company Trates Josephine L. Jackson Fannie M. Consant J. Walter Moulden Cerflin R. McKenna Fidelity and Deposit Company Ot Marpland Renjamin Carrell Baker Square BI Gizar American Security and Trust Company Trustes Harry A Kite Louis Taylor H. Carroll Baker R. Carroll Baker J. Loula Taylor James A. Davis Joshua N. Anderson

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Deeds of Trust list for Villa Park Heights and additions

Special to The Washington Post reports deeds of trust filed across numerous squares and additions including Villa Park Heights and Takoma Park. Notable entries show Walter Middleton securing funds for Clara A. Marden, and Walter Moniden securing Lowell Blake with varied terms and sums from several lenders. A Morgan County note closes with W. S. Funkhouser in Berkeley Springs reporting a record hog kill weighing 965 pounds, 8 feet long with 74½ inch girth and 40 gallons of rendered fat.

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Washington Post Berkeley Springs W. Va W. S. Funkhouser Angers Morgan County West Virginia

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Graveure Delights Washington With Rare Vocal Mastery

The joint recital by Louis Graveure and Beatrice Harrison at the National Theater delighted Washington music lovers. Graveure's fourteen songs and encores, including Vale, impressed critics with flawless diction, varied tone, and dramatic expression. Harrison, a premier cellist, displayed flawless technique and strong emotional appeal. Frank Bibl's accompaniment drew praise for its refined partnership.

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Louis Graveure Barytone Beatrice Harrison National Theater Washington T. Arthur Smith Graveure David Rispham Mr. Graveure Misa Harrison Frank Bibl

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Deny British Claim in Appam Case at Supreme Court

In a Supreme Court suit over the prize ship Appam the German government filed a supplemental brief denying British claimants that a German prize crew planned to keep the vessel in American waters until the war’s end. The German brief says the ship would remain within American jurisdiction until further notice and that the holders may keep the vessel at Newport News until instructed by the U S government.

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Army and Navy Changes of Day in War Office Notices

The War Department announces extensive changes of duty and leave across Army units. Extensions of sick leave for Lieut Col Peter Murray. transfers for Chaplain John T. Maddox and many officers. leaves for Major Waldron and others. retirements of Capt Goodier and Capt Lowe. reassignments of recruiting officers. resignations of Lieut Col Sydney Cloman and Capt Turner. detailed appointments for judge advocate roles and inspector duties. and boards to assess chaplain candidacy.

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Peter Murray Twenty-ninth Infantry John T. Maddox Second Infantry Talrty First Infantry Edgar Russel Signal Corps William G. Haan Coast Artillery Corp Third Cavalry George H. Penrose Quartermaster Corps William BE. Welsh Infantry Hst Organized Militia Buffalo N. Y Edwin D, Bricker Ordnance Department Wilmington Del Baltimore Waterbury Fort Wayne Ind Huntington W. Va George R. Armstrong U.S. A William L. Lowe el Paso Tex Houston Wallace M. Craigie Ferdinand W. Fonda Low Leonard T. Waldron Coast Artillery Corps John ©. Wiggs Fighth Infantry Ohio National Guard William F. Harrell Thirty-seventh Infantry Samuel T. Mackall Mackall United States Disciplinary Barracks Fort Leavenworth Kan Thirty-sixth Infantry Brownsville George V. Strong Sixth Cavalry United Fort Leavenwo Kan Sydney A. Cloman Twelfth Ifantry Luther R. Jaxas National Guard of Wyoming National Guard Ome Jaent Stephen M. Walmsley Sixteenth Cavalry Mla I Ol William 1 Readil Cavalry Eighth Cavalry Alexander ¢. McKelvey Thin City Ing Home Gerulea Rux Holmnd Oklahoma National Guard Frank D. Koon Thirteenth Infantry Pennaslyanta

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Naval Orders and Assignments from Detachment Commands

Navy clerks list detached officers and gunners with new duties across stations Norfolk San Francisco Des Moines Des Moines Gunner assignments include Green Soufhall Evans Johnstone Gemm Fogg Gragam Lucas Gardner Flynn Goffe Bag ers Craig Savin Bain Schiessin Ger. Sailed ships include Hancock MacDonough Nashville Tuxpan Veracruz San Diego Humbolt arrived ships Albany Conyngham Cyclops Davis Florida Jarvis Jupiter Kanawha McDougall Michigan Neptune New York Oklahoma Parker Patapsco Prometheus Seattle Solace South Carolina Texas Utah Vestal Wadsworth Wainwright Wilkes Winslow Wyoming Yankton at various foreign ports and bases.

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Market News Shows Wheat, Cotton Slipping on Canadian Yield Boost

Chicago trading sees wheat prices fall as 1917 Canadian yield estimates rise, with May and July futures down. Corn and oats also slide while Chicago cash grain quotes show No 2 red wheat around 1.88 to 1.89 and corn near 1.01, amid a broad market drop in staples. New York cotton gains fade after a late session rally, with May around 17.31 as futures close steady to higher. Treasury balance and general fund assets listed alongside various financial indicators and gold reserves.

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Baltimore Markets Wheat Corn And Poultry Prices Jan 26

Baltimore market roundup lists wheat and corn prices with No 2 red at 1.954% and 99% respectively. Eggs and live poultry quotes cover Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia shipments with rates for old hens, white Pekins, timothy hay, and multiple egg and butter price ranges. Also notes various turkey and goose values and poultry by boat or express shipment.

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Local Produce Market Prices and Poultry Rates

A lumped listing shows alive poultry prices and fresh market goods. Teas and turkey products hover around 18 to 27 cents per pound with various fresh produce items like potatoes onions peppers cucumbers and tomatoes priced per crate basket or box across regional suppliers including New York State Virginia California Florida and Southern lettuce.

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Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York

Chicago and New York market recap shows hog, cattle, and sheep receipts with varied prices. Hog receipts around 35 000 in Chicago with mixed and light prices. cattle receipts about 3 000 with steady to firm bids. sheep and lambs around 7 000 in Chicago and 2 400 in New York with steady to strong bids. Prices include hogs 9.15 to 11.70, cattle 5.00 to 12.50, lambs 11.75 to 14.35, and calves 9.25 to 16.25 in places.

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Philadelphia Markets Report From January Closing

Philadelphia markets show butter firm demand for Western creamery extra and nearby prints. eggs steady with firmer current receipts. cheese steady. wheat lower. corn firm at 1.11 and oats higher. poultry firm, tallow dull.

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Close Valuation Hearing in Potomac Electric Powe r Case

In the Potomac Electric Power Company valuation hearings briefs and arguments were submitted Monday morning. The valuations committee will review testimony to set final values. Yesterday focused on objections to Assessor William P. Richards testimony about taxes and assessments from 1890 to 1916. The commission overruled an objection and noted an exception. Richards said assessments covered only property titled to the corporation and that assessing buildings is complex, needing primnal cost, depreciation, and obsolescence factors. J B Botz testified on Ham figures, with Ham being VP of the company.

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Losses on Street Car and Home Burglaries Reported

Matt Glazer of New York reported a pocketbook containing $310 and a checker lost on a street car. Joseph M. Frazier of East Capitol Street reported his motorcycle, valued at $200, stolen from Washington Navy Yard. T H Bell of Bryan Street Northwest reported a home entry with a gold watch worth $30 stolen. Mrs Alexander Stietlitz of Irving Street Northwest reported a burglary of a handbag from an office building. Sarah Maclay of the Roland Apartments reported a handbag with a $75 check, copper stock certificates and a mileage book lost on the street. Mrs B Wagner of I Street Northwest reported a home entry with a handbag containing $16.

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Surgery Saves West Virginia Judge Fortney

Baltimore dispatch reports Judge Neil J. Fortney of Kingwood West Virginia survived blood poisoning after slipping and bruising his foot in Grafton. Doctors at Johns Hopkins performed an operation the day after arrival, saving his life and leading to convalescence.

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Washington cattle market hogs and veal calves report

Market listing shows hogs at 191g dressed small 14 medium 13 heavy 13 percent range. Sheep numbers cited at 6 to 7 percent. Veal calves noted with 134% 14 and spring lambs at 12 13. High variability in weights and classifications across categories.

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District Court News From Washington Jail to Probate and Theft Trials

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United States Supreme Court admits new attorneys and lists cases

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Real Estate Transfers in Washington Real Estate Listings

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Close Valuation Hearing in Potomac Electric Powe r Case

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