Prosperity Hopes Rise Amid Trade Commission Confidence
A New York banker and other experts say three test factors signal potential U S prosperity. Court actions against major firms, favorable harvest outlooks, and a cooperative stance by the Federal Trade Commission bolster optimism. They warn against remote risks of speculative excess and price inflation.
United States poised to fill gap in world's credit system
Federal reserve notes a strong tone as Gov. Strong asserts U S credit can be utilized to meet global commerce demands. The United States stands ready to mobilize vast reserves and gold imports bolster a reserve banking system created before Europe’s war began, aiming to curb inflation and exploitation. Holland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Federal Reserve System
U. S
United States
Gov. Strong
Europe
Holland
Named on New Commission Appointments
Secretary McAdoo named J. Brooks B. Parker of Philadelphia as assistant secretary general and C. E. McGuire as assistant to the secretary general of the United States section of the international high commission created by the pan American financial conference. Dr. L. S. Rowe of the University of Pennsylvania to the secretary general. Parker assists in the treasury bureau of war risk insurance and led conference details, while McGuire is an assistant history instructor at Harvard and a Latin American affairs student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
J. Brooks B. Parker
Philadelphia
C. E. McGuire
United States
International High Commission
pan-American Financial Conference
Treasury Department
McGuire
Harvard University
New York Produce Prices Report June 30
New York market rounds up butter eggs cheese and poultry with steady to firm tendencies. Barley and flour hold stable while sugar and lard show firmness. beef and pork steady. Regional figures list creamery and nearby egg classes, fowls and broilers prices, and iced fresh turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hennery
Baltimore Markets: Butter Eggs Poultry Prices Dictated
Baltimore June 30 market report shows butter creamery fancy per pound 29 44 and 2 9 2 8 for choice and good grades. Eggs Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby firsts quoted at 18 4 and 19 to 20 for Eastern Shore and Ohio listings. Poultry alive: spring chickens 1 1 2 pounds at 27 cents, under 1 1 4 pounds 23 24 cents, old hens heavy 17 cents, ducks and mongrel varieties also priced. several regional notes on regional firsts for eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Western
West Virginia
South
North Carolina
New York Grain Prices June 30 Market Report
New York grain prices show spot irregularities with wheat at No 2 red around 1.8240 and No 2 hatch at 1.284 c i tf. Futures for July steady. Corn spot steady at No 2 yellow 85. Rye quiet. Barley easy at 72 7 40 f o Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. i. Tf
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Missing Child Found Next Door In Doll filled Home
Helen frantic after her daughter Winifred vanishes from their New York apartment. Nora reports the door left ajar and suspicion grows. Helen searches nearby flats until Winifred is discovered in a neighboring unit playing with dolls, safe and sound, prompting relief and scolding from Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred
Helen
Warren
Nora
Aha
Opysight
International Newa Service
Commencement Days at Colton College in July
The Polt's theater offers Margaret Mayo's Commencement Days at Colton College with Lorraine Douglas, sorority treasurer, whose funds are stolen during commencement. She clears her name and shields the culprit in a schoolgirl centric drama set in a girls college. Independence week features Keith's matinees and varied billings headlined by George McFarland and Fannie Brice with additional vaudeville acts and film showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polt
Washington
Post
Margaret Mayo
Polly
Colton College
Lorraine Douglas
Lorraine
Keith
Freworks
George McFarlane
Barytone
Fannie Brice
Harry Girard and Company
Agnes Cain-Brown
Ward
Equity and court actions in Washington DC district courts
A dense docket of Equity Division cases across divisions one and two, Circuit divisions, Criminal Division, Bankruptcy Division, and Probate Division. Includes divorce grants and alimony orders, default judgments, auditor reports, and trustee appointments. Names include Bragford Gould, Koerner, Shedd, Herrison, Padgett, and United States actions in narcotics, fraud, and public matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice Bragford
Brusett Va
Hruett
Andrew Wilnok
D. Edward Clarke
Beckwith
Thomas
Gordon & Gordon
Erskine Gordon
Shedd
Lane
Plaintiff
Forneya, Butler & Vale
Arth
B.C. West
Edward Wright
Herrison
Fourteenth Street Heights Land Company
H. B. Afoutton
H. B. Moulton
Equity Division
Gould
Koerner
Pratt
Spencer Gordon
Buchanan
Buchanalter
Plaintif’ Johnson
Franz
Northwest Eckington Improvement Company
George Francia Williams
John Hidgut
C. H. Merttat
H. A. Grents
Charles Faby
Lowenstein
Team
M. J. Colbert
Bailey
Brenemer
Driver
Plaintif
C. H. Merillat
H. J. Davin
Martin
Circuit Division
Justice Stafford
United States
Spear Va
Ball
Wilson
Huldekoper & Lesh
Douglas, Rufin & Qbear
Schneider
J. Z. Dalby
Shinn & Owen
Sinclair Ix
Evening Star Newspaper Company
Justice Gould
Harry J. Sneders
Sidney Maye
Lewis Johnson & Co
Justice McCoy
Alan T. Howlson
Staf
M. W. Thorne
Ralph D. Quinter
Willem A. Mearns
Municipal Court judgments and widespread real estate transfers shown
Two judgments of Municipal Court for $143.73 appear for M. Newcomva and Arthur J. Rid ids. Real estate transfers cover dozens of DC properties from Fifth Street Northwest to Argyle, with buyers including Venatti, Fugazsi, McGonigal, Karl, Zeller, Meier, and others, listing lot and block details and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Newcom Va
Arthur J. Richids
Municipal Court
Fifth Street
Efugenio M. Pugazsi
Charles
Maria Venatttl
Angelos A. Bacas
Figenio M
Carmilis
Augusta
Center Eckington
Marie L. Karl
Mary Zeller
Eleventh Street
Mary J. Breen
G. Percy McGlue
Sixth Street
Morris L. Croxall
William L
Mary Agee
William Shields
Harry F. Kennedy
Richard A
Irene D. Somerville
Eighth Street
John H. Levin
Mary
Rowles
Chillum Castle Heights
Continental Trust
Trustees
Washington Land
Mortenge Company
Petworth
Theodore Delairgne
Columbia Heights
Ben R. Boyle
James J
Katherine E. Hannoo
Grand Tivineston
Willmot W. Trew
William J. Vickery
Friendship
Mary L. Brooke
Brooke Harry Manufacturing Company
Fourteenth Street Heights
Annie P. Faber
John E
George B. Matin
Etampe
Meridian Hill
David J. Dunigan
Samuel Brill
Inglebide
Emanuel Spetch
Joseph J. Moths
Tennessee Avenue
George M. ‘Ook
William Kimmel
Atreet
H. Claude Crier
Eihel D. Whitaker
Aquare
Atampa
Kentucky Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Samuel W. Freacoln
Ben W. Freaconn
First Street
Lewin A. Yates Et Ax
Chariie
Balorama Ighta
Frederick J. Hardesty
Kenilworth
Emma Kon
Thomas
D. C
Bancroft Place
Frank P. Reeside
George R. Putnam
Connecticut
J Avenue Heights
Ingleside
Anna D. Cockerille
Colemag Ane
Margarete Cockerille
Columbia Road
Samuel K. Upperman
Haye
Upperman
Harry Wardman
John
Jocelyn Street
Bennett G. Dent
Deeds of Trusts and Bank Statements Across Districts
A compilation lists numerous deeds of trust in various squares and wards, detailing grantors, grantees, secured associations, and amounts from several properties including Woodley Park and Meridian Hill. Included are bank balance sheets from Second National Bank and National Savings and Trust Company, with assets, liabilities, and staff attestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second National Bank
Washington
Sciaie
Hesourger
aLoans and
Dis- Me Coun
National Savings and Trust Company
District of Columbia
Franklin National Bank
Vis Spe
Naval Orders and Bank Ledger Figures in 1915 Record
Navy orders detailing detachments and station changes for officers including Nodd Shipp Cana ga Kail and Shields with resignations and transfers. A bank statement front shows balance, deposits, loans, and tax reserves with dates and signatures, followed by naval vessel movements listing ships sailing and arriving at New York, Newport, Norfolk, Tompkinsville, and other yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Nodd
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
Naval Training Station
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
E. R. Shipp
Milwaukee
Annapolis
Taeut
B. I. Canaga
Maryland
New Orleans
C. Kail
Dear. M. S. Davis
South Dakota
W. A. Bmead
St. Louis
J. Manning
South Dr
Kota
F. G
A. M Bemis
Naval Academy
Columbia
H. J. Shields
Atlantic
Minnesota
A. L. Bass
Drayton
New York Navy Yard
Tompkinsville
McCall
Whitestone Landing
Paulding
Boston
Newport
Cyclops
Newport News
Norfolk Navy Yard
Lebanon
Norfolk
Tadian Head
Vulcan
Fhiladelphia
Tompkinaville
Wasp
North River
New York City
Denver
Mazatlan
South Carolina
Galveston
Tex
Guantanamo
Cuba
Andrew Johnson, Jr
Wolk
Bumpin
Army and Navy News: Leaves of Absence and Orders
Army and Navy notes list several leaves of absence and duties. Major Morton J Hen ry and Captain Howard C Price receive extensions and assignments. First Lieutenant Alvin W Schoenleber and others are detailed or ordered to inspections, proving grounds, or offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton J. Henry
Quartermaster Corps
Howard C. Price
Nineteenth Infantry
Alvin W Schoenleber
Medical Corps
Harry D. Chamberlin
Fifth Cavalry
Daniel B. McCarthy
Kenosha
Wis
James B. Dillard
Ordnance Department
Sandy Hook Proving Ground
Sandy Hook
N. J
Ordnace Department
Walter M. Wilaerim
Bridgeport
Cann
Tenney Ross
Third Infantry
Judge Advocate General Office
Allie W. Williams
Medicial Corps
Medt Lee Eee
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Federal ‘Trades Commission
Department of Justice
United Stateateel Corporation
Fedekai Elrnlt
United Stats Steel Corporation
Trade Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Chamber of Carmmerce
Aear
Elm
Thera
Chamber of Commerce| Lice
Benjamin Strong
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Woo
New York State Bankers’ Association
Sara 4A Springs
Governor Strong
Baratoga Springs
Strong
NEW York Grain
Patti
Clairmont Brothers
Mary Pickford
Paramount
Miss Pickford
Edgar Selwyn
Lasky
The
Jamie
Cosmos
Five Musketeers
Cadeta
Gascony
Shapiro
Monte Carlo
Fisher
Laula
Wisle White
Hearst-Seliz
Strand
Rosary
Moore's
Kathryn Wulfama
Eugenis Besserer
House of Temperley
Arthur Conan Doyle
Harold Lockwood
Valley of Lost Hope
V. I
Romaine Fielding
Moore's Garden
Cyrug Townsend Brady
Island of Regeneration
Earle Williams
Anita Stewart
Burr McIntosh
F. Hopkinson Smith
Colonel Carter
Cartersville
Crandall
Picture Playa
Jane Grey
Lionel Barrymore
William Fox
Gabriela Dannunzio
Theda Bara
Circuit Pivision
Cockred
Bell Et al
Edward T. Fenwick
Plagintiff
Barnard & Johnson
Kirschbaum Va
Baker Et al
Lyon & Lyon
Justlee Coving
George Harris
A. W. Scott
Justice Siddens
John William Henry
Attorneya
D. T. Wright
Wampler
Edward W. Dunn
H. H. Filaasse
Julia Wall
J. Bernhard
Georgia
G. Brown
Edmund Hill
Mary Dergman
Guardian
H. A. Hellmuller
Andrew B. Webb
Edwin Forrest
Charles Modés
Charles BR. Modes
Albert F. Bozbond
H. P. Blair
Frank
Briene
William Berend
George C. Gertman
Mildred E. Berens
Helen B. Dettweiler
Mubstitute
Ghidiers
Colonial Beach
St. Johns
Marshall Hall
Glen Echo Park
Potomac
Schroeder
Charles Marale
Seventh Street
Mount Vernon
James J. Connor
James Alford
Jesse BE. White
Harry E. Giaman
Woodley Park
Joe A. Crumb
Bertie Crumb
James Berry
Marvin A. Castix
Perpetual Building Association
Harrison G. Dyar
Richard A. Somerville
Taj Bere Oriental
Sarah J. van Neas
T. Perry Myers
Harry 8
Henry H. Bergmann
Accure Oriental Building Association
John A. Moore
Charles J. Shreve
Charles W. Fairfax
Seventh Street Savings Bank
Square 114
John C. Lehlord
Edmond Fitzgerald
Wiliam P. Normoyle
Enterprie Serial Building Association
Square
William J. Stewart
James Tt. Flynn
T. Howard Duckett
Croxall
Wore
Howard
Reeride Et Ux
Charlen J. Bell
James J. Hannon Et Ax
Washington Town and Trust Company
Equitabla Cooperative Building Association
Saul
Mathilde A. Weighelt
Marion A. Cuntin
Metropolis View
Frank Nagel
Marion A. Cuntly
I Meridian Hili
Samuel
Samuel Brillat Ux. To Charles P. Stone and Charles W. Fairfar, To Serure
Jessie
Terure East Washington Savings Bank
Kaibfas
Archibald J. Nonohoe
John ©. W. Beall
Daniel T. Nonohoe
Harry Friedling
Jesse L. Heiskell
William E. H. Merritt
Alma I. Klopfer
Charlen Venditt
Harry M. Parkard
Benjamin Crifast
Eugenio M
Carmelia Fugazza
Frederick
Chicago
Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Sgutlens
Rency
Federal Reserve
Lees
Soro
Eame
Tata
W.H. Walker
O. M. Hannay
Samuel J. Prescott
Mattingly
E. 0. Whitford
A J. Backe
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Labane and
Dla
U. S. Bonda
Bonda
St Louia
Fidelf
Stork
Todd
Leas
Lott
Clngton
George Howard
Albert H. Shillington
William D. Hoover
Woodbury Blair
Frank W. Stone
W. E. Edmonston
Walter
Clephane
J. ¢. Boyd
Ralcomp
Douglas F Duval
Leonard L Barrett
Randy Hook Proving Ground
Kenneth B Harmon
Randy Hoax
Watertown Arsenal
Watertown
Maas
NAVAL
County of Washington
T. J. Fendall Cain
J Pendall Cain
Carhier
William J. Dante
John BR Cochrathos
Hickman
AO Randes
Park Savings Bank
Calumbia
Canbier
City of Washington
Thos Somerville
Thomas Somerville
Albert C. West
Notary Publia
D Weert
Joseph W Cor L
E Brevalager
John _ Gheen
Cle Gros
A. F Jorss
F. Jepkins
CC Murray
George C. Altemms
Wm A. Saunders
H. F. Diemer
Arthur T Raonsay
Washington Mechanics Savings Bank
Bumnesa
Jources
Honda, Securities, &c
Meneater
Tares
Assages
Warkington
BR. H Baghy
R. H Raghy
James I
Tala F. Schneider
Washington Post
Richmond
Pittsburgh
Cumberland
Atone Electrical Supele CO
New York Ave
N. W
Howard French & CQ
Ninth Bt
NEW_WILLARD
Adams
News Depot
Ninth
Bis
Donohoe
Fourteenth and
Mts
Vnion Sasage
Gat
N. K
Foster
Fourteenth St
Toll's Cigar-News
al Pannsylvania Agenus
Army and Navy News
ARMY
L. L. Perkins
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Ca
Southern
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