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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1915

Page

6

Justice McCoy Dismisses Petition Over Arlington Hotel Debts

Justice Walter J. McCoy of the District Supreme Court dismisses the petition of Aulick Palmer and Peyton Gordon as receivers of the Arlington Hotel Company to compel stockholders to pay unpaid subscriptions. The opinion cites Delaware law and prior Supreme Court rulings, holding that liability and adjudication must occur in Delaware courts. Debts are reported around $446,568.19 with unpaid stock and subscriptions at $544,771.65. capitalized at $4.5 million with $2.6 million authorized as preferred stock and $2 million as common. Nonresident subscribers include Tafts, du Ponts, Andrews, Webster, Wetherill, J. Pierpont Morgan estate, Bank of Nevada, and others.

Courts of Delaware Supreme Walter J. McCoy District Supreme Court Aulick Palmer Peyton Gordon Arlington Hotel Company Delon Ware McCoy Supreme Court Supreme Council of the Royal Arcadium Green White Tiune Equita Delaare Charles W. Clagett Charlea P Taft Walbridge 8 W. F. Robertson Denton Stevens

Labor leaders urge U S to bar ships carrying munition cargoes

A petition presented to Secretary Lansing by Representative Buchanan and former Representative Fowler of Illinois and Frank Monnett former Ohio attorney general, acting for the National Labor Peace Council, calls for refusing clearances to ships carrying munitions as neutrality violations. Lansing declined to discuss the conference for publication, and said data would be filed later.

United States Lansing Buchanan Fowler Oflinois Frank Monnett Ohio National Labor Peace Council Department

Postmaster Salaries Adjusted Across Several States

The Postmaster General announced raises for 2,225 postmasters and cuts for 1,228 based on a year of receipts. Maryland postings include Forest Glen 1400 to 1500, La Plata 1200 to 1400, College Park 1500 to 1600, with Annapolis and Kensington reductions. Virginia changes list Rosslyn 1100 to 1190, Vienna 1000 to 1100, Warrenton 2300 to 2400, and Leesburg down to 2200.

Maryland Forest Glen la Plata College Park Annapolis Kensington Virginia Rosslyn Vienna Warrenton Leesburg

Births Reported For Many Families In Area

A list of births is reported including John L and Agnes Walker with a girl, Tamea and Florence Warrener with a boy, Albert J and Julia B Waskom with a girl, William A and Amanda A Stokley with a girl, Filbert L and Maymith with a boy, J W and Etta F Hensel with a boy, Frank and Easter M Padnaught with a girl, Reginald B and Virginia G Fennell with a boy, William Tana Verien M Dresnabas with a boy, Nachman and Lena Burdett with a girl, Ernest and Helen S Bower with a girl, Cramene and Matilds H Tyler with a girl, Laurence and Nettle W Woolford with a boy, Orpheus and Viola Williams with a boy, Alphonzo and Katie Savage with a boy, George H and Annie Lee with a girl, Henry Landbery F Grant with a girl, Daniel and Ella Freeman with a boy, Ralph J and Rebecca Davie with a girl, Isaac and Margaret Clark with a boy, Lewis and Mattie Cary with a girl, Champ and Annie Burroughs with a boy.

John L Agnes Walker Tamea Florence Warrener Albert J Julia B Waskom William A Amanda A. Stokley Filbert L and Maymith J W Etta F Hensel Frank Easter M Padnaught Reginald B Virginia G Fennell William Tana Verien Dresnabas Nachman Lena Burdett Ernest Helen S Bower Cramene Matilds H ‘Tyler Laurence Nettle W Woolford Orpheus Viola Williams Alphonzo Katie Savage George H Annie Lee Henry Landbery F Grant Daniel Ella Freeman Ralph J Rebecca Davie Isaac Margaret Clark Lewis Mattie Cary Champ Annie Burroughs

Licensed to Marry and Other Notices Mixed

A jumble of marriage banns and obituaries lists names and ages across several Virginia and nearby locales. Entries include Bernard J McGlivery and Josephine M O'Meara, LeRoy Duyn and Maude Sirles, plus many other couples with ministers named, ages ranging from teens to senior adults, and numerous hospital and address lines. The fragment ends with a Flowers for Sick Friends notice and an advertisement.

Bernard J. McGlivery Alerandeia Josephine M. O'Meara T. J. Bervick LeRoy Duyn Bowling Green Maude G. Sirles Kidds Fork William Harris Dallas C Jennings Broadway Pearl EB Barksdale Charlottesville L Morgan Chamber Howard M. Kay Margaret 0. McKinney Charles J. Wingate Henry A. Woody Elizabeth Reid Veth Richmond C J. Penn Clasance D. Tisdale Norfolk Carle G. Fick Petersburg Willam I. McKenney Charles M Bolek Baltimore Lilien BM. Fritz Stephen T.’Morris William H. Wetsel Banta Fe N. Mex Helen H. Clokey C. Wise

Georgia State Society of Washington Meeting Preview

The Georgia State Society of Washington will host a get-together at the Raleigh tomorrow evening with Senator Hoke Smith speaking on What Georgia Produces and ornithologist Jesse E. Mercer also slated to speak. William J. Harris, former census director, presides. all Georgians in Washington are invited. W H Fisher, expert dyer, advertises Main 1152.

Georgia State Society of Washington Raleigh Hoke Smith Georgia Jesse E. Mercer Washington William J. Harria Census Bureau W. H Fisher Chas Chaplin Virginia

District approves five new municipal buildings and key projects

The District will begin work on five new municipal buildings including a $125000 fish market at the southwest fish wharves and a $66,000 addition to Powell School in Mount Pleasant. Other sites include a Fire Truck No 1 station $55000, Engine Company No 25 station $40400, and a $6000 convenience station at Fifteenth and H Streets.

Eleventh Street Powell Mount Pleasant New Jersey Avenue B Street Connecticut Avenue Ordway Street Fifteenth H Streets

Baldwin Memory Honored With Brass Lamp at Epiphany

In memory of William D. Baldwin a long time church member and vestryman a brass lectern lamp was presented by Mrs Baldwin. Baldwin who died March 8 at age 80 had served as senior warden and Sunday school superintendent born in Knoxville and lived in Washington for 80 years as a noted patent attorney.

W. D. Baldwin William D. Baldwin Church of the Epiphany Baldwin Knoxville Tenn Washington

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