Bankers Return From Convention In Boston
Nineteen Washington bank officers attended the American Institute of Banking eight annual convention in Boston. Delegates praised New England hospitality. New York hosted Washington and other delegations. The Boston meeting drew 1 028 delegates and featured talks on economic issues. Career officers John K. Larnar and Robert No Harper were noted, with elections held for institute leadership.
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Live Stock Markets Grain and Hog Prices Report
Chicago slow cattle receipts and varied prices with cattle mostly lower while hogs rise late. sheep and calves mixed. New York cotton slips on renewed selling. corn and oats futures drift with modest gains and losses. grain and provisions quotes show mixed results across markets.
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United States Bureau of Markets
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California
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Ae Beev
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Sheen
United States Court of Claims announces rulings and calendar
In the United States Court of Claims the bench led by Chief Justice Campbell and Judges Booth Downey and Graham issued rulings. Distributed opinions cover Reid Wrecking Company judgment for plaintiff, United States Bedding Company dismissed for lack of jurisdiction, Atlantic Works petition dismissed, Electric Boat Company motion for new trial set for October 15 1920, and multiple equity and circuit division orders involving firms and individuals such as Yale & H Reagan Louisville and Nashville Railroad Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad Conpany Nathaniel Cartmell and Thomas A. Mott. A wide docket lists numerous case numbers and attorneys across divisions.
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Reid Wrecking Company
Graham
United States Bedding Company
Buckeye Cotton Oil Company
Atlantic Works
Electric Boat Company
Stefano Sanguinetti
Wolion
Yale & H Reagan
Plainiff Louisville and Nashville Railroa Company
Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad Company
Harry d. Smith
Charles S. Baker
Alfred A. ‘Phresher
A. W. W. Woodcock
J. L. Morris
United States
Nathaniel M. Cartmell
Robert E. Carney
Thomas A Mott
George A. King
Whiteley
Correction on Construction Division in France
Lieutenant Colonel J Fward Cassidy writes The Post to note the Army’s Construction Division did not operate in France or overseas. He clarifies the overseas work was handled by the corps of engineers and suggests the credit was unintended. Dated June 21, 1920.
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France
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Corps of Engineers
J. Fpward Cassidy
Dinner of Business Men and Trade Board Meeting
Applications for membership in the Washington Board of Trade will be considered at today’s 12 40 membership committee meeting in the board rooms. EH BE Ramey, committee chairman, will preside. The committee plans an informal dinner at the Anglers Club Thursday night with the snack bake committee guests. The party will depart from board headquarters at 4 45.
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Anglers’ Club
Schad Bake
W. B. A. declares dividends and fare increase delay
At a Baltimore meeting the Washington Baltimore and Annanalis directors declare a quarterly dividend on preferred stock and one percent on common. Improvements planned in Washington await approval of a Maryland State commission fare increase.
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Suhr
National Equitable Act of Director Investment Co
Nicklas Sues for 25000 Over Truck Injury
Emily Nicklas acting through her next friend David KE filed in District Supreme Court a damages suit for 25000 against George B Paul and Lewis Barry laundrymen. She alleges a motor truck owned by the defendants struck her on Newton Street Northwest on April 9 of last year.
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David KE
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George B
Lewis Barry
Laandrymen
Newton Street
War Risk Branch to Meet Tonight at Dunbar’s Studio
Members of the War Risk Branch of the Federal Employes' Union convened a regular meeting at Dunbar's studio on H Street Northwest. A short talk by B. W. Payne titled The Federal Employes' Union as a Welfare Agent for the Government Employe was the principal agenda item. Committee in charge includes Mrs. Luella G. Poindexter, Mrs. Salome Mansfield, Mrs. Flora B. Wood, John H. Keltner, Henry G. Nold, and P. A. Strachan.
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Casualty Hospital Board Election Tonight At Eastern Dispensary
A large turnout is expected for the election of 22 directors at the Eastern Dispensary and Casualty Hospital on 768 Massachusetts Avenue NE. Contributors of five dollars or more in recent years hold a vote, with meetings and fundraising efforts underway to support the hospital and reduce debt.
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Bank of Montreal Receives 4 Million in Gold from Canada
The Bank of Montreal branch in New York acknowledged receipt of four million dollars in gold from Canada. Officials denied any connection to the Anglo-Greek expiring next October and said the shipment will likely fund commercial transactions in the market.
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