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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1924

Page

10

Radio Programs and Times Across Stations in Arlington

A listing of local station programs in Arlington and surrounding networks with daily times and offerings. Highlights include livestock, weather, markets, and various musical and news broadcasts across stations such as WAAM WRC WCAE WDAF WEAF WGB, detailing time signals, market reports, concerts, weather, and farm news.

Naval Arlington Chicago Et Louis Mont May Treasurs Department Sureau United States Public Health S Rive A. P. Sto Utheran Springfeld Department of Commerce Boston Cople Plaza Ensemble Mildred King Marte Rice Gopranco Juliette Houle WCAE WDAF Haomas City School of the Air

Listening In Program Remains Old Fashioned Radio Mix

Program managers at WCAP and WRC plan a week of varied radio content including vocal and instrumental music a speech and a playlet plus occasional Roadliner segments such as the Red Headed Music Waker As ballots for the New York convention near 190 and four states and territories report each ballot listeners have heard state and territorial names from Alabama to Porto Rico about 6400 times The condition worsens with a report from yesterday that tile is unclear

WCAP WRC New York

Legal Notices and Real Estate Transfers in 1924 Ledger

Public records detail quiet title suits and divorces, trustee substitutions, and property transfers. Filings include Katherine Simms versus Terry Simms in divorce, Claude Marion versus National Permanent Building Association to substitute a trustee, Josie Douglas versus Ralph Douglas to annul marriage, and extensive real estate transfers across multiple squares and lots, securing loans and mortgages with varied terms and trustees.

Faulrnoo.e Union Trust Co. Va Doreas Lovell &c Attys Hamilton & Hamilton Claude W Marion National Permanent Building Association John W Gulledge Katherine E Simms Terry Simma Harvey Henderson Et al Atty Henry M Fowler Emerson St Mary K Weber John J Kelly Anne A St Ne Square Cornelia P Grady Jacob Stuver Oro Buclid Columbia Heights Elizabeth E . Fair William Raymond D Martin Sixteenth St National Tribune Co South Carolina Aye Han D Sawer Rebecca Walter B Trenkle Lloyd R Turner Richard E Harris Joseph D James A Sullivean Jr St We Aaron Goldstein Sarah George Red Anetta Virginia Nw Square Sover Elisha P Taylor Grace Patrick O Toole Patrick O' Toole Harold E Doyle Stew Square Franklin P Nash Ste Wary Jaeger Fredda Ramsar L St Sth Clarence H Small Plorence Abram S Addams Lewis Credy Louisiana Ave St Nw John F Javing Agnes Francis H Javine Joseph Kahn Louisiana Joseph A Kahn Margaret M Milton Hoffenmaier Ratne Square Rebecca C Drysdale George Deane Bat Ne Alexander Seaton Ax Matilda Boat Ne Square Mary Price Kennedy St Colorado Aw Square Edward I Strohbecker B H Gruver Edward M Willis

Steamer Sailings From New York Today and Tomorrow

The list shows multiple steamers sailing from New York with destinations including Cadiz Naples Bergen and Bremen among others. Ships named Port Montserrat Port For Reanlute Aquitania and Contanza depart today and tomorrow with entries for Havre Braga Constanza and Beyrouth among the routes.

Montserrat New York Cadiz Ashbee Artagxena Reanlute Hamburg Naples Bereensfiort Bergen Frederik VII

Last Day Plea Made to Aid Safety Council

The article reports a final appeal urging support for the Safety Council, praising its education drive and collaboration with police, including efforts to repaint white safety lines and reduce traffic accidents. The council runs a driving school teaching safe driving to over 1090 motorists and plans a meeting in the Brownley building to determine its future.

Safety Council Ars Police Department Brownley

Milk Exceeds Standard From Local Lunch Rooms

Samples from more than twenty local lunch rooms show butter fat above 15 percent in all but one case. District health officials report inspections found a single sanitary violation, and regular milk rations will continue through the summer under Dr. William D. Fowler. An evening dinner at Lafayette Hotel and a river excursion on the St Johns steamer are noted activities.

Acda Milk Reid Nealth Department William D. Fowler R Ashworth

Abandonment of Line Morse and Stephens Case At Bladensburg

Wealthy timberman and former government director faces trial after accusations of defrauding investors in war contracts. Judge Guittell presided as defense and prosecution clashed over indictments. Court heard that many indictments may have wrongfully targeted innocent defendants, urging caution in grand jury procedures and stressing Stephene’s reputed innocence.

Justice Hoehtin SU S$ Wi Roland Hayden OS Bronheim U S Eaward LU Pahenv Frank J Hogan Ignatius I Costigan George E Burns Krenheim Sis Joseph Torrilio Surety Laken Criminal Court Justice Bailey John JL Philips Ernest Morse John Stephens Attys J Hogan E Leahy Lambert & Yeatman Morse & Stephens MORSE Stephens Bladensburg Ar Peent - Saes X & Two Raten Sterday Jusini Ry Bk Ong Steware Witton Lambert Suethe Bailey Thendf John Stepheng Thringhey Stephene Jacksonville

Report Says Unlocked Switch Wrecked Train

The Walsh passenger train wreck near Wilhameper resulted in multiple deaths and injuries after a switch failure opened as the train passed. The inter state Commerce Commission said the switch was last closed by Head Brakeman Torrance of the Wabash, who stated it had been properly closed when questioned by the conductor Melson.

Walsh Wilhameper Thirector Borland Korean Safety Interstate Commerce Communion Sainn Torrance Wabash Melson

Lorain Appeals for District Help After Tornado

Lorain Ohio appeals for aid to district commissioners for relief. Mayor George Hoffman signs telegram noting extensive damage in the business and residential districts with losses near 39 million dollars and thousands homeless. Relief funds exceed seven million needed. local collection urged through John Gard Lorain chapter Red Cross.

Heip Lorain Ohio Floria Yesterda George Hoffman John Gard Lorain Red Cross

Supreme Court Notes on Negotiable Instruments and Theft

A digest of cases discusses authority for bank releases on stock repurchase notes, gratuitous recovery of daughter’s services, negotiable instrument ownership, and theft by trick. It cites cases from Iowa and Pennsylvania, including Cas tana Bank Rhinehart and Fincher v. Ratz, with notes on possession versus title in theft, and larceny convictions under fictitious agency claims.

Castana Sa Rhinehart Supreme Court of Iowa Macken Estate Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Genery Fincher Ratz Supreme Court of Iowa Joseph Supreme Court

Air Mail First Trip Profitable Despite Revenue Gap

Chicago reports that the first eastward air mail trip from San Francisco earned a profit of over 49 percent. Government figures show 230,848 paid for more than 900 pieces carried, with costs estimated by nightly mileage at about 66 cents per mile, totaling roughly 232,? million, and slightly below revenue.

Chicago San Francisco Air Mail Service James A Power Ato Paul Henderson

Three Chinese Arrested in Raid Face Heavy Bonds

Three Chinese suspects arrested in a drug raid on Pennsylvania Avenue Sunday night were held on $199,000 bonds each after appearing before U.S. Commissioner Macdonald yesterday. Lee Leeg and an unnamed third offender were placed under $5,999 bonds. Ali furnished bond and was reseated for a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Marcdona. Opium and paraphernalia valued at over 1,000 were seized.

Hinese Pennsyvvania Avenue United States Umm Seloner Macdonald Yeaterday Wah Isla Fon Lee Leeg Wan Bend Ali Marcdona Renit At & Oer

Bankruptcy Pleas Filed by Swann Storekeepers

Charles A Swann Jr and another Swann storekeeper filed voluntary bankruptcy in the district supreme court. Assets listed at 2735 dollars for Swann, with additional items and debts noted. Names, places, and details are unclear due to damaged text.

Charies A Swann Jr Swann FE Ghip Streat Southeast Peartons Supreme Part Attorres Jomehn & Tawe Charles A Swann Jr Petiterer Ar

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