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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1923

Page

7

May clears boost New York curb trade totals likely 101 million

The May clearing figures for New York curb transactions reach 101,408,088 dollars amid broad coverage of electric, gas, and industrial stocks. The report highlights bond issues by Potomac Edison and related energy sector activity, with market notes on Washington gas, Edison status, and Chamber of Commerce leadership changes.

New York Eam Washington Wolington Woodward Burda Talisea Amd Edison To Manicatos Company Serhord Cumberland Fuuit Hopetaune Yesternady Corb Tiatet Securitiea

Local Produce Market and Financial News Summary

The market reports list prices for live poultry vegetables and fruits including roosters turkeys spring chickens and various regional produce. Florida North Carolina Virginia and South Carolina items appear with per basket crate and per pound prices. The Reserve Bank statement shows combined resources of twelve Federal reserve banks and liabilities with gold reserves and deposits. May 31 reports also note unsettled flour and rising wheat alongside dressed poultry prices and state vegetable quotations.

North Carolina Florida Tom Watsons Michigan U.S South Carolina Texas California Iiberal Maryland Norfolk Virginia Federal Reserve F. R. Board U. S F. R Philadelphia el Yelow Ares Einie Eesh

Foreign exchange and commodity prices report and drowning incident

New York on May 31 shows irregular foreign exchanges with varying bank and cable quotes for Britain France Italy and other nations. Copper tin zinc and antimony prices were steady or firm in London and New York markets, alongside cottonseed oil bids. Cheeler Holdren, 16, of Fishpot near St Marys West Virginia, drowned in Middle Island Creek while bathing with two companions. his body was recovered seven hours later by a trotline.

Tagua Acme Royal Canadian Bias da Abe Am. Gas & EL New Sante Fe Bapulpa Am. Stores Co. New Seaboard Oi1 & Gas Pte Archer Daniela Midland Southern Pet Armour Co. Pf South States Bridgeport Turman Brit Amer. Tobacco Wilcox Amer Bucyrua & Co Alaska Brit Col Amalg Uelluloid Co Arizona Belcher Chicago Nipple Butte & West Chicago Nipple B Calaveras Mining Chicago Candelaria Chicago Steel Whi. Ps. Aes Canaria Olumbia Consolidated ‘Copper Cox Cash Nevadatah Aeropf Cresson_ Gold Radio Crown Reaerves Dupont Motors Davis Daly Durant Motors Dolores Experanz Fon Baton Axia Fortuna IhEquitable Truat Co Golden State McFay Taxica Ford Motor Canada Harmill Divide Mining Goodyear Tire Teplied Henrietta Silver Heyden Chemical Wat Li Ls Hohudson Co Hiitop Min Soohuddon & Manhattan Howe Sound Co Hydrox Corp Independence Lead Mines Boul Intercontinental Iron Blossom Mmal International la Rose Lehigh Marsh Mines Mercer Motors Vale Steel del Wl New Dominion Ah Am Ilasippi Power & Lt New York Park Utah North Amer. Paper Premier Qselda Corp Ray Hercules Mines Patterson Hros Tob. W Red Hills Peerless Motors Prima Rochter jRadio Corp Croix Radio Corp Lauda Reo Motors Coal & Iron Stutz Motor Swift & Co Stewart Mining Tec Hughes Toda Shipyards Bay Tonopah Belmont Light & Heat Metal Caps United Continental Mines Univ Pipe & Rad. W United Fastern United Shoe Mach United Imperial Age A Joon Wayne Coal United Verde Extension Victory Divide Mining Ang Wilys Corporation White Caps Mining Ohva Amer. Gas & Bloc Imperial OU Canada Eee Light & Trac Sumatra Indiana Pee Ee Tel. & Tel International Petroleum Magnolia Petroleum Anglo-American Oil New York Transit Armour & Co Northern P. L Ath Gulf & W_I Sir Prairie OU & Gas Beaver Board Bethlehem Steel Prairie Pipe Line Ind of Kansas Columbia Standard Oil Consolidated Gas Standard Oil of Ohio Consolidated Textile Detroit City Gas Dunlap Tire LandCarth Syndicate Fisher Body Robert Galena Signal Oil Rvice Grand Trunk THO Reom Syndicate Yi Gulf Oil Derby Oil Hood Rubber Engineers Petroleum LD Kennecott Copper Equity Pet Libby, McNeill & Libby Ts Liggett-Winchester Louisville Gas & Ells Glenrock Oil Y Morris & Co Penn Kemstone Ranger Kirby Petroleum PoUsips Petroleum Lafayatte Oil Public Serv. Corp Lance Creekwar Gas & el Shaw Sheen Livingston Pet Eahls Bolvay Ie Maracaibo Oil South Edison Marland O Mex Standard Mexican Mountain & Gulf Tnion Cali New Bradford Argentina King Netherlands Peer Oil U. S. Mexico Great Britain France Italy Gulziami Peetian Holland East St. Louis London Washington Post St Marys W. Va Cheeler Holdren Fishpot Here Middle Island Creek

Repeal Debate Highlights Prohibition Clash in Hearing

District Attorney William Wayward led a strong plea for repeal asserting constitutional right to immunity from double jeopardy and invoking Jeffersonian resistance to oppression. Governor Smith faced questions as labor and reform voices including Samuel Gompers urged reconsideration of the Volstead Act. Catherine Finnegan Molter of Molly Pitcher Club urged repeal amid warnings of undemocratic outcomes of prohibition.

William Wayward New York Smith Mr. Thomas Hayward Thomas Supreme Court Cellef Thomas Jefferson Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Catherine ‘Finnegan Molter Molly Pitcher Club

Long list of property deeds and mortgage filings ends with county record note

A dense ledger of mortgage instruments, quitclaim deeds, and releases across many Chicago area squares and lots. Items include secure loans from Emmerich Bergmann to multiple borrowers, amounts from 1 060 to 100 000, terms up to 3 years, interest around 6 7 percent, and numerous properties in Squares 3062 3017 1243 829 507 3015 287 1765 3014 1856 361 150 1297 1102 210 5785 672 4208 6346 269 554 3275 3376 194 425 4247 3828 2521 442 1102 1063 675 1056 1020 2505 337 338 2999 210 and more plus quitclaims and releases with trustee names and Liber folio references. A concluding note states 244 papers filed in the Recorder of Deeds Office.

Yourteenth Whitt J. W. Brawner M. C. Hazen Wm. A. Boss G. M. Emmerich H.H. Bergmann Henrietta Coster James William O'Donnell Annie T. Moran Herman R. Howenstein J. F. Shea G. J. Borger Mary J. Breen Alice E. Schells R. Rutherford H. B. Pitts Helen B Welch Charles H. Diecketux Julia B R. J. Vierbuchen American Building Association John Brosnan, Jr J. H. Hedegs FE. Middleton A. M. Callaghan Yous Square Anna N. Roberts M. J. Wright G. P. Newton Frank M. Johnson Murray Brothers Printing Co., Inc GC. C. Murray R. E. P. Kreiter A. Willama Ernest C. Bairstow Peak W. F. Clark Isobel H. Lenman C. J. Weedon Joseph F. Saunders Margaret V Washington William ©. Davis Simon S. Washington Chevy Chase L. Gibbon White Marie S George J. Hamilton Wm. KL. Miller Chevy Chase Land Co L. Milton Carlough Flossie Wm. K. Hartung James J. Becker Walter M. MacLackie Janie S. Appleby Alfred W. Larrison Rezetta Frank H. Long Stuart BE. Womeldorph Ada Brown Wm. A. Hill John Poole Wm. Eynon Howenstein C. C. Straw Geo Ax. Fritsie Charles F. Crane Paul L. Heller Paul Meman Lawrence J. Heller Adolph Vanstondeg Fritsie Harry K. Boss H. Glenn Phelps Clara T. Way Katherine Bf. Kealey Arthur Carr Marvin A. Custis James H. Neale Et Mary L Harry R. Adams William O. Davis Thomas Blakey Caro Stillwell J. H. Gordon John FP. Neff Patrick J. Cocketux Mary E Edmond Fitzgerald William P. Normoyle Charles W. Thackery W. Carr E. C. Baltz George M. Emmerich Irene C. Turk Edward C. Baltz Perpetual Building Association Charles B. Wire Lottie C. Hardy E. Stonebraker C. Hayward Marshall Charles E. Wire, Inc Violet V. Porter Louis Ottenberg Albert E. Steinem Isaac Ottenberg John E. Kiehr Helen A Harry K. Hoss Margaret V. Vance Richard T. Cook Martha E Enterprise Serial Guilding Association German St Congo Lane Robt D. Weaver Bessie A Mabel A Theodore, Jr Julian F Barnes Beulah B. Weaver Pauline B. Woodruf Wisconsin Mary A. E. Hall Jossie A Mabel A. Theodore, Jr Julian F. Barnes Beulah B. W Pauline B. Woodruff

Mulligan Divorce and Rockville Community News

Circuit Judge Edward C. Peter grants Grace C. Mulligan an absolute divorce from Barry Mulligan of Washington with $30 monthly child support for Barry Mulligan Jr. The report notes the couple wed in Washington on June 7 1911, separation on April 14 1919, and the child in Mulligan custody. The piece also covers local obituaries, school events, and upcoming civic preparations in Alexandria and Rockville.

Rockville Edward C. Peter Grace C. Mulligan Montgomery County Barry Mulligan Washington Assembly Hall Harry Beal Craig Bowman P. Howland Wagner Rockvile Baptist Church Nolan B. Harmon,Jr M. BE Beal

Falls Church Women Seek Council Seats in June Election

Two incumbents Misa Gundry and Mrs P H Smytha seek Falls Church town council seats in the June 12 election. Ward Three and Ward Two incumbents face challenges with wards affected by roads and fire protection. Other announced candidates include W T Westcott and F J C Hoskins. Clarence Ahalt enters Commonwealths attorney race with support from Arlington County Civic federation and local women’s clubs. A separate note reports Cherrydale Methodist strawberry festival tonight and Arlington lodge election nominations due in a week. The Taylor brothers case continues with pretrial continuing after a Del Ray arrest for assault and liquor influence.

Washington Tost Bureau Falls Church Tel Falls Misa Mattie Gundry P. H. Smytha John F. Bethune W. T. Westcott F J. C. Hoskins Clarence Ahalt Atflington County Civic Federation Commonwealth Adait William H. Gloth Cherrydale Methodist Church

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