Henry's Letters Read at Barklie Case on Stand
Testimony outlined Henry's statements to Mrs Barklie about petroleum stocks while a guest at her home. Letters and related writings introduced by the government showed hundreds of shares and checks linked to purchases, with defense motions and court interruptions shaping the trial proceedings.
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Laskey
Wright
Siddons
Veaian Petroleum
Wedding by Spiritualist Ritual in Washington on Sunday
Elijah Bishop, a 77 year old Civil War veteran and Baltimore property owner, will marry Emma P. Harker, aged 3, in a spiritualist ceremony conducted by Revertorke WW Karen of the National Spiritual Association in Washington on Sunday June 29. The groom has long lived as a hermit in a small house on Baltimore’s outskirts.
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Washington
Karen
Elijah Bishop
Mies
Emma P. Harker
Baltimore
Mr Bishop
Bank Enlarges Home At Fifteenth Street Corner
A remodeling and enlargement permit was issued for the National Savings and Trust Company building at the northeast corner of Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue NW. A Lenman addition about 56 feet wide will be remodeled adding to the bank. The project, estimated at 157000 dollars, will take about a year. Plans by A. P. Clark Jr. contractors Boyle Robertson Company.
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Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
National Savings and Trust Company
Lenmat
Avenue
A. P. Clark, Jr
Trust Company
Lenman
Bank
Boyle-Robertson Company
Fifth Cavalry Four Wins Bryn Mawr Semifinal for Wootton Cup
In Philadelphia on June 10 the Fifth United States Cavalry polo team defeated Bryn Mawr 11 to 6 in the Wootton Cup semifinal at Bryn Mawr. Bryn Mawr carried a 17 goal handicap while the cavalry were rated four, reduced to a ten goal handicap under match rules. The army men led early and tied 6–6 after six periods, then scored five late goals as Bryn Mawr faltered.
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Philadelphia
United States Cavalry
Bryn Mawr
Diaiers
Cavalrymen
Rothschild in jail here for embezzlement charge
Washington attorney David Rothschild arrested in Toledo on a suspected embezzlement exceeding 50 000 from trust funds. Indicted by a grand jury, he arrived in Washington in custody and refused bail stating he wished to stay jailed. He claimed relatives would cover the shortage and expressed surprise at Mrs Rothschild's divorce decree.
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David Rothschild
Washington
Toledo
Ohio
Central Office
Patrick O'Brien
Grand
Rothschild
Firat
Lberty
James Hartley
Blessing of Holy Name Banner Tonight at Sacred Heart Church
The Holy Name Society will bless its new banner during the Novena honoring the Sacred Heart of Jesus at Holy Trinity Church this evening at 7 39 oclock. The congregation joins the society in blessing the ensign to be carried in the October demonstration. Father Corbett S J will conduct the service.
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Holy Name Society
Sacred Heart of Jesus i Holy Trinity Church
Father Corbett
S. J
Public hearing on Washington Railway schedule changes
The public utilities commission will hold a public hearing Monday June 21 at 10 a m in the District building to consider proposed schedule changes by the Washington Railway and Electric Company. The plan would discontinue after 6 05 p m the through service from Thirteenth and D streets northeast via F street to Tennallytown with transfers at Wisconsin avenue and PF street Georgetown for Tennallytown bound riders.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Public Utilities Commission
Thirteenth
D Streets
F Street
Tennallytown
Wisconsin Avenue
PF Street
Georgetown
Lunacy and court actions in DC Equity divisions
The record outlines multiple DC Superior Court equity matters. Cases include McCoy and others on lunacy and auditor reports, appointments of committees, and orders across divisions. Numerous real estate mortgage and trust matters by equity and district courts are listed with parties, attorneys, and docket numbers, plus criminal and bankruptcy divisions references and pending motions.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Jandlea McCoy
Lupacy
Pearson Chayman
James Gormley
Peyton & & P. Moore
J. B. Stewart
Nesling
Deeds of Trust Notices Across Multiple Squares
Historical notice list of deeds of trust and securing loans in multiple squares. Names include Nele V. Kenting Isaac Nordlinger Benjamin Nordlinger and others with loan amounts from 250 to 8200 dollars. Securities set at 2 to 6 percent, semiannual or monthly payments, dates and lot references scattered across blocks.
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Square 1200
Nele V. Kenting
Isaac W. Nordlinger
Benjamin Nordlinger
Wecpme
Hudolph B. Behrend
Meyer Nordalse
Gerson Nordlinger
Bors
Square
Howard R. Loeffel
Gustave Oppenhelmer
H. M. Bager
Secur
Simon Oppenheimer
Henrietta M. Halliday
National Savings Find ‘Trust Company
American Curnty and Trust Company
Roroulance Rats Building Company Pany
Charles
Fianer
Hamilton Et Ux
Statistics on Taxation Finance Committee Reports Funds
The executive committee of the joint citizens' committee on fiscal relation between the United States and the District of Columbia met at Chairman Macfarland's offices last evening. It reviewed subcommittee reports on taxation and noted funds for the committee's statistical work are arriving in small amounts from many contributors, including some non residents, showing broad patriotic support for the District's fiscal studies and related census bureau statistics.
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Joint Citizens' Committee
United States
District of Columbia
Macfarland
John Joy Edgon
United States Census Bureau
Barrett
Pan-American Union
Brazil
Argentina
Mexico
Edson
Theodore W. Noyes
Executive Committee
LeVerne Bentes
Census Bureau
P. T. Moran
Chamber of Commerce
Joint Citizens’ Committee
DisukKh
Problem Draw 8 Circle Chain Across Figures
Instructions describe drawing an eight circle chain across figure charts to maximize total points. The chain runs left to right with segments of three to five circles per section, turning at right angles. Circles may be drawn freehand and must not double count at section junctions while preserving legible numbers.
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Pike
Wight
Wright
Wise
Laws
Waidge Wright
Four Charts Series Details and Submission Rules
A contest presents four charts with identical numbers rearranged per chart. The next two charts appear June 13 and 20. Books of charts cost 16 cents, mailed copies 12 cents. Solve promptly, retain charts and solutions until the contest closes. The fourth chart includes a blank for attaching all charts with drawn chains and computed totals. Only one solution per chart. errors void the entry.
Contests Explain Circle Chain Prize Structure and Rules
The ad describes a circle chain puzzle starting at 98 with five, four, three, three, four circles totaling 2910. It outlines entry to The Post contest, prize dividends on subscriptions, submission deadlines by June 28, tie rules, chart enlargement, and submission method, urging readers to enter under published official rules.
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Washington Loan and Trust Company
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Theodore Friebus
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Daniel K. Jackson
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Bloomingdale
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