Daniels to Oust Vice Secretary Near League Island Yard
Secretary of the Navy Daniels warned Governor Brumbaugh that he will deploy a marine guard around suspected saloons rambling houses and resorts near the League Island Navy Yard Philadelphia if authorities fail to act. He named an advisory committee on naval training camp welfare headed by Raymond B. Fosdick to address welfare concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Island
Daniels Yvesterday
Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Daniels
Woodmen Circle Congress Deliberates Leader Call and Meeting Space
Atlanta delegates at the twelfth biennial Sovereign Camp of the Woodmen of the World resume talks on Mia mma Manchester as supreme guardian and the question of her office, with plans to define powers and duties. Delegates from Cleveland Atlantic City and New York begin campaigns for the 1919 meeting as the session adjourns until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Cleveland
Atlantic City
New York
Auto Licenses Issued Across District and Nearby Areas
A long list of auto licenses issued yesterday across Washington District of Columbia and nearby Maryland and Virginia regions. Names include Mario Mantz, J Rocha Gil, T A Smith, F D Jonex, E W Haren, A May, G Sachs, Frank Artemus, J E Lawther, Lewis Mailer, S A Meutler, Mitchellville and Hyattsville entries, and various car brands such as Ford, Saxon, Peerless, Cadillac, Dodge, Studebaker, Buick, Packard, and Maxwell. The compilation mentions addresses and associated garages or auto firms, reflecting widespread licensing activity in the district and surrounding suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson
Gaithernburg
Mys
Mario Mantz
Lattimore
Dodge
J. Rocha Gil
14Th St
Vribune Co
Washington
Ford
T. A. Smith
Saxon
F. D Jonex
Chevy Chase
Ispec
E. W
C. RR
Rowman
Woodlawn
Chandler
WAZK
Lewis Mailer
Hyateaville
Maxwell
S. A. Meutler Bens
Hyattsville
Autocar
Heao—s. Hor
Mitchellville
Ford Ingar
D. M
N. Capet
Cadillac
Ford Isaag
Britmore
West
Ripple
Cheltenham
Stude E Bake
University Dodge
Corm
Cos
American University
Ruspebuce
Baltimore
Pierce Arrow
Frendenthal
Buick
Rouge
Olan Park
McCormick
Hupp
Larnet’ Berger Bealtimory
Irving
Jeffrr
Hawkins
J. Ave
White
Hanna
Ford Gaslight Co
Washington, D.C
Ward. Gaslight Co
D. C
Gom. Sogny
K. A Gibb
St. Farewells
St. Patrick's Rectory
Uanger Cavanaugh
Hocmett
Morton Wood
Post
C. S Larimer
Ernst
Auburn
Clarks
Tim Alisonar
Beich
Norton
Red Cross
F. Curtis
Cale
Fo Murray
Abraham
St. Oe
Decker
S.C. Ave
Annan
Samuel Gatkin
St. Se
Gempers
OW. OH. Celtis
B.C. Uh
Ashby
Seat Pleasant
Qverland
Vacationing in Colorado on the Rock Island Limited
An urging feature promotes taking vacations for health and nerve rest, praising Colorado scenery and sports. It highlights Rock Island’s Rocky Mountain Limited service to Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo as a comfortable value option, with the Rock Island Lines as the direct East-to-Denver route. Rocksland Travel Bureau in Washington, DC offers guidance and cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
America
Rock Island
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Chicago
St. Louis
Memphis
Mayo an aid to Gorgas in wartime medical planning
Dr William Mayo of Rochester Minnesota is appointed an advisory Gorgas official to confer with Allied officers about organizing U S Army medical units. Dr Frank F Simpson says mobilization laws are nearing completion. A new serum to prevent wound infection has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mayo
Sur- Feor
Rocheater
Minn
Sureren Gorgan
Tefenas Coun
Mace Wil
Mt Ot Goodwin
Royal Medical Corps of
England
Surg Dercte
United States Army
Frank F Simpson
Medical Board
The
Council of Defense
Knight Fine Arts Guest Reviews Park Designs
The national commission of fine arts discussed plans for Montrose Park and Meridian Hill Park and a field house design for East Potomac Park. A meeting with the Department of Agriculture addressed harmonious development of Arlington farms. Brig. Gen Knight, new engineer commissioner, attended a luncheon hosted by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Park
Meridian Will Park
East Potomac Park
National Commission of Fine Arts
Col
W. W. Harts
Department of Agriculture
Arlington Farms
Knight
Newlands Hosts Tardieu At Capitol Luncheon
Senator Newlands welcomed M. Tardieu chief of the French high commission and M. Monod secretary at a Capitol luncheon. Other guests included Senators Lodge Underwood Borah Wadsworth and Beckham. Tardieu, a French chamber deputy, was given floor privileges and was presented to Vice President Marshall and the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Newlands
M. Tardieu
French High Commission
M. Monod
Commission
Lodge
Underwood
Borah
Wadsworth
Beckham
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Chamber
Marshall
Voters Hear Socialist Call for Autocracy Critique
Julian Pierce told a crowd at Eighth Street and Penn Avenue that autocracy harms America not the President or Congress. He announced a series of open air lectures by the Socialist Party on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday nights, arguing the German system lets workers gain rights while the American system lets citizens vote for what they do not want and undermine the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
Julian Pierce
Socialist Party
Eighth Street
Pennania Avenue
Call of Allies stirs big audience at Sylvan Theater
Hundreds of spectators in Sylvan Theater last night watched Mrs. Christian D Hemmicks pageant The Call of the Allies celebrating French Independence Day The production depicted life at peace before war and the devastation of France Belgium Serbia and other allies It ended with Columbia entering the war The closing act featured the Star Spangled Banner and a tableaux impersonating the 48 States led by Lacey Burneson and Williams of Texas and with Miss Jane Sands as Navy and Miss Hitchcock as Army
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan Theater
Christian D. Hemmick
Stansfield
France
Belgium
Serbia
Columbia
Harris
Admiral Harris
Jane Sands
Lucy Burleson
Williams
Congress
Lacey Burneson
Williama
Texas
George Barnett
Marines
Navy
Hiitchcock
Marines Drop Music Boys From Service
The Marine Corps plans to discharge all underage “music boys” seen as undisciplined. Under 16, they face brief brig time for lack of authority, while in brig they read, smoke, and gamble unseen. The move aims to restore order and naval dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marine Corps
Brig
Carry Bundle Plan Favored by Union
The Federal Employes' Union endorsed a plan to offer a discount to customers who carry their own bundles. Submitted by the National American Woman Suffrage Association elimination committee, the proposal aims to cut delivery costs and support savings with Washington merchants and local commerce groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Tinton
Chamber of Commerce
Retailer Safety and Service First Chants’ Association
Board of Trade, Adv
Mann to Attend Chamber Outing to Chesapeake Beach
Chamber outing planners report Representative Mann minority leader of the House will accompany the group. Louis Brownlow also accepts participation. Alexand ria Chamber officers invited along with mayors of Rockville Annapolis and Hyattsville. Parade by auto mobiles to Chesapeake Junction for 11 30 train. 35 autos offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chesapeake Beach
Tuesaday
Mann
House
Chamber
Louis Brownlow
Alexand @ria Chamber of Commerce
Rockville
Annapolis
Col J S Irby Named San Francisco Customs Surveyor
Col John S Irby of San Francisco secretary to Senator Phelan was appointed surveyor of customs for San Francisco. The post pays $5000 yearly. Irby, born in Virginia, led Phelan’s 1914 San Francisco headquarters and organized a commission to probe J J Sullivan in Santo Domingo. He is a longtime newspaper man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Johns. Irby
San Francisco
Phelan
California
Col. Irby
United States
J. J. Sullivan
Santo Domingo
Irby
House Clerk South Accused Of Assault Over Journal He Recovered
Jarry South clerk of the House of Representatives must face a police court charge of assault after a dispute with James F. Meegan owner of a bookshop over the recovery of a long missing hand written Journal of the Twenty fourth Congress Meegan says South struck him when approached about the journal which Meegan says he obtained from a Maryland family and which South claimed as government property but the warrant has not yet been served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarry South
House of Representatives
James F. Meegan
Thirteenth Street
South
Mr. Meegan
Lists of Colonels Set for General Promotions
General Tasker H Bliss prepared a long list of colonels and lieutenant colonels to be promoted to brigade generals for approval. The list includes Col W W Harts, corps of engineers, now in charge of public buildings and grounds in the District. William J Burns, the detective, was exonerated on appeal after being found guilty of copying letters in the munition contract cablegram theft case involving J P Morgan & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasker H. Bliss
Secretary of War
Baker
Col. W. W. Harts
Corps of Engineers
New York
William J. Burns
J. P. Morgan & Co
Supreme Court
Equity and criminal dockets in Weed vs Weed and North West courts
Equity and circuit divisions list rule returns and dispositions in multiple cases. Includes parties Weed, Hegarty, Chatman Sosby, Brinker, Harrison, Snow, and others with details on lunacy, divorce, habeas corpus, and criminal pleas. Names of attorneys, trustees, and estate filings are noted along with dates and procedural statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice Siddons
Weed
Thomas H. Patterson
Leo P. Harlow
Weach
Ya. Maze
Andrew Wilson
Tepper & Gusack
J. H. David
Martin
Jam Sherier
Chatman Sosby
Frederick A. Penning
Frederick A. Fenning
Kleindienst
R. E. Mattingly
M. J. O’brien
Esch
Fule
Piaintitt
Hawken & Havell
A. L. Newmeyer
Dave Lunacy
Newton Pritchard
Equity Division
Justice Stafford
Brinkler Va. Harrison
Bill
Plaintif
E. E B. Davis
J. B. Archer
B. J. Laws
McCarraher
M.D. Rosenberg
Filoten
Snow
Emory
Endmitt
H. E. Davie
George P. Hoover
G. Percy McGlue
Circuit
Wrightson
Tandsay
M. N. Richardson
C. B. Shreve
L. P. Harlow
B.S. Veach
Bury
Millan & Smith
W. B. Young
E. A. Jones
Ejton
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Relator
Samuel Herrick
G. M. Castor
C. D. Mahaffie
Edward Wright
Deeds of Trust in Dobbins Addition and Nearby Blocks
A long list of deeds of trust records transfers securing various lenders holdings across multiple blocks and squares including Dobbins Addition and Le Droit Park. Names such as Bertha C. Dyer Ralph Barnard Guy H. Johnson and Maurine Feltman appear, with amounts from $200 to $100,000 and terms from 1 to 6 years. Many deals specify interest rates from 6 to 8 percent and monthly or semiannual payments, detailing lot and square numbers across several neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Benson, Inc
George W. Grice
Herbert A. Gil
Theodore N. Gill, Jr
Helen W. Pairo
Charles BE. Stokes
Kirk Holmes
Edwin M. Barr
Municipal Realty Company
Same
Nomiannually
James Reeder
Andrew D. Headley
Municipal Realty Building Company
Armiannually
Ira A. Hayes
Municipal Improvement Company
Square
Joseph A. Martinot Ux
Jeader, Helskell
William B. Y. Merritt
M. Willson Offutt
Josep F. Hurley
George M. Emmerich
Douglas
Mackall
Washington
Ennalls Waggaman
John W Brawner
Rufus B. Funk
B. Francis Saul
James F. Shea
Home Savings Bank
Annie A. Negitt
Arthur Carr
Marvin A. Custis
Perpetual Building Association
Mattle
Countee
Marcin A. Guada
Iazzie
Fred
Henry H. Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty
German-American Building Association
Petworth
Moary M. Ward
James D. Hobbs
Hubbert R. Quinter
Harry Wardman
Thomas P. Bones
Binck
Charlotta F. Pitter
Arthur Cart
Perpetual Runting Association
Talburty Estate
George T. Dyer
Washington Loan and Truat Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Azadia
Edward T. Fenwick
Washington Oun and Trust Company
George A. Macdonald
NASA W. Daily
Francia Saul
Dallas T. Daily
Bame
Josephine J. Moebs
Charles F. Diggs
Hmanuel
Francis L. Hawes
Parsons
Wharton
Lester
Michael J. Colbert
Natonal Permanent Building Association
Dinek
Squarf
Anna W. Haywood
National Savings and ‘Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Real Estate Transfers In Three Towns
Real estate transfers list movings in Thirty Fifth Place Uniontown Long Meadows and Durham with transfers from Michael F Mangan to Sarah C Blomer in Lot 812 East of 1296 and from William Mattingly Trustee to Theodore Griffith in Lot 573 Uniontown and from Huth Johnson to George W Blaine in Lot 378 Uniontown with Blaine conveying to Gertrude Blaine for 19 and J A Moriarty Trustee to Goodman Hayes in Lot 100 Block 39 Long Meadows plus a resurvey on New Seat and another on Durham from Elizabeth B Nourse to Leo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plagh Any Co
Michael F. Mangan
Sarah C. Blomer
Utniontown
William ¥. Mattingly
Theodore Griffith
Uniontown
Huth Johnson
George W. Blaine
Gertrude Blaine
Long Meadows
J. A. Moriarty
J. Fisnn
Goodman Hayes
Durham
Lilzabeth B. Nourse
Leo
Fire rates rise in Alexandria and other local notices
Local fire insurance agents are informed of rate increases effective July 1 by the Virginia Inspection and Rating Bureau. Increases include 15 cents per $100 for brick and frame dwellings with shingle roofs, and 10 percent for mercantile buildings while a 29 to 35 cent per $100 rise applies to barns garages schools hospitals colleges and churches. Newly appointed noncommissioned officers and other city notices follow, including staff changes at W. A. Smoot and Co and resignations from the city school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Virginia Inspection and Rating Bureau
Richmond
Funeral for James H Loveless Civil War veteran
The funeral of Civil War veteran and War Department clerk James H Loveless, 82, will be at 2 this afternoon at his home 2108 Vermont Ave NW, with Rev John E Fort of Brightwood Park M E Church officiating. Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. He is survived by son George A Loveless and daughter Mrs Hattie V Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Loveless
War Department
Vermont Avenues Northwest
John E. Fort
Brightwood Park
M. E. Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Songs Stir Men in Ft Myer Hall at Soldiers Camp
Soldiers at Fort Myer enjoyed a program staged by the camp women’s committee. Miss Elizabeth Howry premiered La Vivandiere in this country, with encore applause. Ruth Hoffman performed Hawaiian songs and dances, while Mason Wright and Robert Bell delivered a monologue and a poem. The Millett Orchestra offered an operatic overture and Sergeant Lyons told a barrack room story, plus impressions of well known senators by Chief Page O Tools of the U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myer
Women’s Committee
France
Elizabeth Howry
Miss Howry
Ruth Hoffman
Mason Wright
Robert W. Service
Robert Bell
Millett Orchestra
Sergt. Lyons
Chief Page
O'Tools
United States Senate
Will Aid Soldiers' Wives Under New Defense Council
A special branch of the National Defense Council will be created headed by Judge Julian W Mack to study and recommend a government system of separation allowances and insurance for soldiers dependents and indemnity for war injuries. Sam Gompers announced the plan as Labor Committee chairman. The committee will review foreign plans, notably Canada where dependents receive 26 dollars a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense Council
Julian W Mack
Chicago
Samus Gompers
Defense Councils
Canada
Wilson Aid for Sailor's Mother
President Wilson issued an executive order assisting the family of a sailor who died from an accidental pistol discharge at the Washington Navy Yard. The order names widow Mrs. Mary C. Ritenour as a government clerk without examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington Navy Yard
Mary C. Ritenour
Ouimet Reaches Western Golf Finals At Midlothian
Francis Ouimet of Boston and Kenneth Edwards of Chicago reach the 36 hole final in the Western amateur championship at Midlothian after Ouimet defeats Donald Edwards 4 up with 2 to play and Edwards bests John Anderson 2 up 4. The match featured a record 33 strokes for the third nine by Edwards and par like golf, with Ouimet missing easy putts as Edwards pressed for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Kenneth P. Edwards
Midlothian
Cuimet
Donald Edawards
Edwards
Kenneth Edwards
John G. Anderson
New York
Hasterner
Donald Edwards
Ouimet
Anderson
Jesse Guilford
Ned Sawyer
Postpone Hearing in McGraw Repudiation Case
At John M. Ward's request the famed repudiation case against John J. McGraw was postponed again. Ward seeks time to produce Dr Frank Finley of Pittsburgh as witness. Urban Mciserery testified for McGraw. The case will open next Friday if Finley can be produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John M. Ward
John J. McGraw
Ward
Frank Finley
Pittsburgh
Urban Mcierery
McGraw
Finley
Stagg declines job to instruct officers
Chicago July 13 A A Stagg director of athletics at the University of Chicago telegraphed Raymond B Fosdick commissioner of training camps that he would not report for duty at Fort Sheridan tomorrow to instruct student officers in recreative athletics He said it would be a waste of time as the War Department did not set aside any time for teaching athletics in the daily schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Raymond B. Fosdick
Fort Sheriden
Stage
War Department
Six umpires used by American Association heads
Chicago July 13. President Hickey says six umpires will be used in the American Association, up from four. Chill and Brennan umpire alone, others in pairs. staff cut from eight to four six weeks ago to save expenses. Also noted: San Francisco's Samuel Hardy and Charles Garland in national clay court tennis final rounds tomorrow. Texas League results listed among scattered scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hickey
American Association
Association
Chill
Brennan
Howard
Ducky
Cincinnati
Samuel Hardy
San Francisco
Charles Garland
Pittsburgh Star
Marine Band Concert at White House Ellipse Tonight
The United States Marine Band under Walter F. T. Smith performs at the White House Ellipse starting 5 p.m. The program includes Le Porte Drapsau, Robespierre Overture, The Last Dream of the Virgin, Picturesque Scenes, Ballet Music from Henry VIII, and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Marine Band
Walter FT Smith
White House
Robespierre
D. Fete Bohama
Fantasia
Lakme
Henry VIII
Saint’ Busnes
Merch
Bousa
Alarm Clock One Cause of Discord in Esch Divorce Suit
Mrs Mary L Tach files for partial divorce and injunction in District Supreme Court against Dr Victor H Esch charging cruelty and domestic discord centered on an alarm clock. She alleges he beat her, threatened, and tried to throw her downstairs after she returned from hospital, while her affidavit support comes from five witnesses. She disputes his claims she caused disturbances and asks dismissal for lack of facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esch
Mary L. Tach
District Supreme Court
Victor H.sch
Fourteenth Street Northeast
Northeast Savings Bank
Merry Little
Mia
Snow appeals in divorce case from Chester A. Snow
Final decree granting Mrs. Addis Hubard Snow a limited divorce and custody of Dexter Snow aged 3 was issued by Justice Stafford with alimony of 500 dollars monthly. Snow plans an appeal to the District Court of Appeals, and a final decree is not to be drawn until September. The baby will remain in Snow custody, with Sundays at his Woodside home Fenwick Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow
District Court of Appeals
George P. Hoover
G. Percy McGlue
Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
Addis Hubard Snow
Chester A. Snow
Dexter Hubard Snow
Stafford
Henry E. Davis Fee Claim for Mrs Snow
Henry E. Davis representing Mrs Snow shall be paid fifteen hundred dollars as counsel fee for services rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Davis
Snow
Ice man ignores trial in police court case
Charles Burrows of 2856 Twenty eighth street NW failed to respond when the Nila case was called in police court yesterday on a charge of shortage in his ice deliveries. His $30 collateral was forfeited by Judge Fugh. Burrows was arrested on a complaint by Theo Schoenthal, an inspector in the sealer of weights and measures office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nila
Charles Burrows
Twenty Eighth Street Northwest
Ica
Fugh
Burrowa
Teo Schoanthal
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Notre Dame to Play Football in 1917 Schedule
Notre Dame will not cancel its 1917 football schedule despite most of last year’s eleven being absent. Nine regulars are in student officers training camps. President John Cavanaugh believes athletics should continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
John Cavanaugh
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Philadelphia
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Supreme Guardian
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Gorgas
Defense Council
Fine Arts
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Socialist
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J. Burns
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Walter Lee
W. H. Hoover
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May G. Hoffmaster
Robert I.’ Mller
George D. Robinson
Fountain Irvine
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Richardson
N. E. Besson, Incorporated
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Gabriel N. Wright
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Mount Airy
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Frederick Wueatpee
Nellie I. ‘Thompson
John W. Brawner
Joseph Jackson
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Ames B. Wenderson
Trestees
J. Wingate St. Clair
Mary M. Ward
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Samuel Bernsisin
Efnzer He Eaton
Beta” Schwartz
Ben Serene
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Ben Schwarts
Sara Sanat
Talauete Estate
Washington Loan and Trust Company
George T
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Winqw
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Rankin
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Margeret H. Wentworth
Milner R. Sullivan
Justice Siddown
Thomas FP. Howard
I. B. Linton
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Frank Stetson
Karoline W. Reissner
Winship Wheatley
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Jula F. Marston
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Easby-Smaith
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Mary Dunn
F. HL. Smith
P. D. Barker
George H. Patrick
Frank G. Stewart
Mayer & Appeal
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John Ridout
Merchants’ ‘Transfer and Storage Company
William J. McClure
Swindell
W. J. Dow
Charles E. Tribby
Ir. Cappellant
Ve. Rose Barbagallo
Plaintiff
Geo. W. Offutt, Jr
Equitable Life Insurance Company Ve
Bertha Bayne
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Luter
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Labore
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Manuel J. Walter
Luli
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Charles C. Shaw
L. L. Perkins i Bond
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Southern
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Benjamin F. Swann
Robert M. Hancock
Lee B. Magner
Ernest A. McClary
James A. Ludlow
George N. Jones
John ©. Creegan
Charles BE. Hayden
Harry Davis
Floyd Ss. Shinn
James H. Bettis
John Greiner
Tohn R. Mitshell
Daniel C. Prel
Jesse J. Mitchell
Robert Webber
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W. A. Smoot Company
W. A. Smoot and Co., Inc
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W. A. Smoot
SW. Pitts
J. 8. Smyth
E. M. Anderson
First Ward
Dorothy Burne
Sterling Kerr
William 8. Parke
James W. Witten
Home Defense League Rifles
Truck House
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Milton W. Drennan
F Street
Cornelia Winters
Cedar Heights
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Wanderlusters
Capital Camera Club
Beat
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Federation of Citizens' Associations
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Calvary
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James Shera Montgomery
Archibald Miller
FT. Myer Hall
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Stagg
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Dallas
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Atch St
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Ice Man
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Sweek
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