Affordable colonial style homes near Cleveland Park sale
Real estate ads list several houses for sale with terms. A detached colonial at 14th Street with modern updates and immediate possession, a $9 500 six room house in Columbia Freights, a Rhode Island area six room, hot water heat and oak floors, and a Newark Street two thousand dollar installment option. Listings note nonresident owners and easy payments.
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Cleveland Park
Svill
Columbia Heights
Columbia
Moiler
Rhode Island
Newark St
New Detached Homes With Modern Details for Sale
Advertisement for new detached homes containing 10 rooms with modern detailing. Lots measure 40 by 10 with a foot alley. Terms include $1,500 cash and the balance payable in reasonable monthly installments.
Probate Court Notice of Wil Poland Heirs in Estate
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia probate proceedings for Henry Losch deceased. Application for probate and letters testamentary by Mark Jackson is granted. Heirs Sophie Tosch Lemberg in Poland and others must appear April 15, 1922 at 10 am to show cause why the will should not be admitted. Published in Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post per notice requirements.
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Supremed Court OF the District Or
Columbia
Henry Losch
Mark Jackson
Sophie Tosch Lemberg
Poland
Furope
Morriy Torl
Lemberg
1Rope
Ysrael Loseh
Budapest
Hungary
Europe
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Mecox
Tusticg
Attes
James Tanner
Seine
Insteicr
Lprgme
District OF Columbia
Hlatele of Columbia
James H Hopking, Jr
Almoona
Laura Hanson Woon
Attner
Seal Jamid Tanner
Rextater
Willifax
Trobate Court
Mats
Slereme Cotri
Tlumbia
Margaret Mc Jarry
Matthew Jcaeph
Tran
Margaret Scramblin Petroit
Michigan
Ucloek
Walter I Micod
Allest
James Tansen
Distric of
Boll
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
William C Whitney
Alexander
Frank
Joseph P Briare
William SI W
Charles A Hoag
Anthony Gould
Willam C Whitney
Mondas
Irty Dave
Sheof Coosweell
Owen O'Hare
Rave
Mond
Gald
Anid
Lyenwnee
OHA
One Pal Savings and Prue Company
Frank Stetson
Bupreme
Catharine Donahue
Charles Linkins
McGill
Supreme Court OF the
Dayton
Ohio
Elizabeth Rodgers Schenck
Pidechschenck
Gatley & Rowland
Colorado
Washington, DC
Neal
Theodord Cogewell
Register of Wits
Miit
Supreme Cart of
Charlen N. Moore
Richard E Claughton
National Savings and Trust Company
Frank Stetsgon
Sead
The
Tutnet of Columbia
Maria Kilmartin
James A Toomey
Margaret Curran
Bridget Burney
John Cook
Walper WU McOy
Justics
Dent
James Janaer
Megistor of Wills
Notices of Administrations in District of Columbia Probate Court
Multiple probate notices outline letters of administration issued in Washington DC courts. Listings include estates of Mary D Mullen Saxte James H Hopking Jr Margaret Mc Jarry and others. Warrants to file claims by specified dates with witnesses and publication in local papers.
Probate of William C Whitney will in District of Columbia
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Probate Court grants probate of the last will and appoints Alexander as executor. An order sets a hearing for April 10, 1922 at 10 oclock to show cause why probate should not be granted. Notices will be published in the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post in three issues prior to the hearing.
Probate Court notices record several District of Columbia administrations
Multiple probate notices reveal estates in the District of Columbia with appointments of administrators or executors and set dates for creditors to file claims. Names include Owen O’Hare Catharine Donahue Elizabeth Rodgers Schenck Charlene N Moore and beneficiaries or associated trustees. Dates span 1922 to 1923 with specific deadlines for claims and court places noted.
Probate of Maria Kilmartin Will in District of Columbia
Estate of Maria Kilmartin seeks probate of last will and letters testamentary. James A Toomey named executor. Court sets date for objections on April 4 1922 at 4 PM Stockham Building. Public notices to run in Washington Law Review for three weeks prior.
District of Columbia Association changes name to Motion Picture Theater Directors
The District of Columbia Exhibitory Association, incorporated May 20 1902 under District of Columbia law, petitions to change its name to Motion Picture Theater Directors of the District of Columbia. The board certifies compliance with corporate law and authorizes the name change as of January 40, A D 1871 with signatures of the president and secretary.
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District of Columbia
Bultiuitors Agselation
District of Columbia Exhibitory “Association
Boring Tully
Inne
Clattlet of Columbia
Motion Picture Theater
Columbia la Witorss
Signemy Hom Grandall
Attoss
William GC Norph
Continued List of Property Transfers in Trust Records
A lengthy legal record details numerous property transfers held in trust across multiple squares and lots. Names include Herman J. Walz Ernest C. Ruppert James Payne and many trustees, with references to liber and folio numbers, scales of payment, and dates embedded in the listing.
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H. R. Howenstein
Fred W. Reeves
Herman J. Walz
Ernest C
Cynthia Shorter
Warner L. Wilkerson
Robert H. Terrell
Leonard H. Sinclair
Frances A
Willam H. Walker
Louis B. Schneider
Woodley Park
Leonard Imboden
American Security & Trust Co
Uber Lore
James E. Willia
T. W. Stubblefield
Printneld cKining
Über
Ji—University Coal Co
J. R. Wuttane
Lawrence Murray
Iy Square
Mary T. Farrel
W. H. Walker
Griniam D. Froover
Mary T. Farrell
M. J. Donohoe
Daniel Alliman
William L. Dement
H. K. Bossend
G. Phelps
Uber
Sauer
Daniel J. Coughlin
Ben T. Webster
J. A. Hodges
Hugene G Brokmeyer
H. K. Boss
H G. Phelps
Edward C. Rob- Ingen
H. K Boss
B. T. Webster
Sara Schwartz
H H Mckee
Wrederick M Pellman
H H. McKee
Frederick M Pelaman
Soaieenace Calderon
Geo W. White and
Inc
C Weedon
Garnett J. McMahon
Edward W. Whiteside
Harvey
T. Winfield
Katherine Baltz
King
W Bradford
Walter EB _Koons
Margaret © Koons
American Security and Trust
C O
Gutter Berryrom
D. H. Roland Crary
Heber Yy Thornton
Liber
Benefete
Edward § Cole
Josephine I
J. GC Kennedy Campbell
Lisie S Lip' Scomb
Toe
Building Permits and Paper Firings Reported
Records show 218 papers fired at the Recorder of Deeds Office. Permits include Hoover & Harrison erecting a 2 story frame dwelling on Woodley Road NW for $12,000. Cafritz and Shapiro to build 11 two story brick dwellings on Crittenden Street NW for $60,000. Dulin & Martin for repairs to 1217 F Street NW at $1,500. Samuel J. Prescott contractor for 1621 Pa Avenue repairs at $8,000. George A Fuller Co contractor for 1621 Pa Avenue repairs totaling $8,000.
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Hoover & Harrison
Woodley Rd
M. Cafritz
J. B Shapiro
Riges National Bank
Avenn
George A Fuller Co
British liquor ship Emerald due for release in Washington
Norfolk report says an order to release the British schooner Emerald seized two weeks ago with 175000 dollars of high grade liquor will be issued soon in Washington. Charges against captain J Arnold Williams and five crew members will be dismissed. The liquor will be reloaded and the ship will sail to St Pierre Nova Scotia under guard. Arrival of decision on Emerald ismerald at Norfolk expected early next week. dispatch pending and Attorney General Daugherty’s return from Florida.
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Norfolk
Associated Press
Washington
J. Arnold Willams
St. Pierre
Nova Scotia
Ismerald
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Florida
Denver raid nets 83 arrests in prohibition sweep
In Denver on March 17 more than 100 officers conducted a federal prohibition raid led by EB N McClenahan. Eighty three people were arrested including nine women as about 1000 pints of liquor were seized from four hotels 17 rooming houses 26 soft drink parlors and pool halls. Bonds ranged from 2000 to 2500 for many. some were released on bond and none slated for May term court. Harry Cassidy former major league player was among those taken and released on bail.
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Denver
Colo
EB. N. McClenahan
Jai
Bal
Harry Cassidy
Cassidy
Washington Americans
Pistol Battle Nets Liquor Worth 500000
A group of alleged rum runners were captured after a pistol fight while attempting to land 500000 dollars worth of whisky from the Gloucester Schooner Viking on the Bronx shore of the East River. Five men including captain Daniel Halpin were held on 5000 dollar and four others on 2600 dollar bail each. all charged with customs and Volstead act violations.
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New York
Associated Preas
Bronx
East River
Viking
United States
Hitchcock
Stouply
Daniel Halpin
Bahamas
Bernard Reigal
Charles I. Goldberg
Joseph Sparta
Joseph Pantallo
Mount Vernon
Day Case Prosecution Shifts to State Courts
Federal officials said the Chicago announcement applies to a single prohibition violation case and not to all prosecutions. Crowe and Midiekauff announced the move after a conference. Prohibition officials noted it has been common to send promotion violations to State courts when State law is as strong as federal statutes to ease congestion.
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U.S
Department of Justice
Chicago
Robert M Crowe
Charles M. Mid@iekauff
Staunton Day Inquiry Opens Into Moonshine Case
Federal prohibition director R A Fulwiler arrived in Staunton on March 17 to start an inquiry ordered by National Prohibition Director Haynes. The probe focuses on charges from Tuesday by Tom Tisdale that five prominent Staunton men formed a company aiding an illegal liquor manufacture operation.
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Staunton
R A. Fulwiler
Virginia
Tom Tisdale
Fuichler
National Prohuition
Haynes
Hold 7 Men and 65 Autos Near Virginia Border
Revenue agents captured seven men and seized five automobiles along the Virginia Carolina border after the vehicles became mired in mud. The men were taken to Reidsville, North Carolina, for detention.
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Danville
Virginia-Carolina
Reidsville
N. C
Buried Silver Bars Found Near Niagara River Farm
Police and sheriff seek how 44 silver bars valued between $2,600 and $4,000 ended up buried on Lewis Salmon's farm near La Salle on the Niagara River. Salmon reported the discovery after a Buffalo jeweler identified the sample as silver. Bars ranged from 1 to 4 feet underground and appeared not recently buried.
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Buffalo
N. J
Lewis Salmon
Niagara River
la Salle
Selmon
Balmoh
Bequest for Cats and Dogs in Bolton Will
New York March 17 James Bolton deceased textile manufacturer left a bequest for his cats and dogs in a will filed for probate. He instructed 35 000 in stocks and bonds to provide for their care. Bolton founded and led the Bronx Mills Company. His widow is the principal beneficiary, with the estate valued over 200 000.
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New York
James Bolton
Bolton
Bronx Mills Company
Dodge Sent Back to Jail in Apetdying Case
Detroit March 17 John Du el Dodge youthful millionaire lost his bid to stay a five day sentence in rec order for apetd ying after Circuit Judge Richter granted a temporary habeas corpus. Dodge was returned to the house of correction while his lawyers seek another writ.
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Detroit
Mich
John du ¥el Dodge
Recorder’s Court
Jayne
Dodge
House of Correction
Lansing
Supreme Court
Charles L. Bartlett
Recorder's Court
John F. Dodge
Circuit Court
Theodore Richter
Bullock Return Pledged by Klansman in Hickory
Dr. Arthur Talmadge Abernathy of Asheville addressed a Hickory audience claiming Gov. Morrison refused extradition of a black man from Canada and that 1,000,000 Klansmen from Maine to Texas pledged to return the man to North Carolina within 96 days. The audience inferred reference to Matthew Bullock, sought for attempted murder tied to a race riot, who was freed by judges in Hamilton Ontario after Morrison declined to send witnesses.
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Hickory
Arthur Talmadge Abernathy
Asheville
Kuklux Klan
Morrison
Canada
Maine
Texas
North Carolina
Abernethy
Matthew Bullock
Norlina
Bullock
Snyder
Hamilton
Ontario
Gov. Morrison
William Cunningham shoots wife in Danville street
Danville Virginia March 17 William Cunningham a 42 year old Star laundry employee shot his wife Mrs Cora G Cunningham twice in the street first bullet hit her head and the second her back She is in a local hospital with uncertain prospects Cunningham and his wife have been separated for months Letters found in his room indicated suicide thoughts He said the shooting was an impulse of the moment He surrendered to a police officer minutes later once he learned his wife was shot
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Danville
William
Cunningham
Bride of 100 Not Jilted in Mock Kansas City Wedding
Grandma Emma McMahon, a centenarian, debunked reports she was left waiting at the church by Sim Tewks Berry during what was described as a mock wedding. She insisted the ceremony was not real and that Berry did not attend the second proposed event. Photographs from the first occasion showed Berry placing a ring on her finger, but she asserts there was no actual marriage.
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Grandma McMahon
Kansas City
Emma McMahon
Sim Tewks Berry
Berry
Grandma
Mr Berry
American trainer Keyes returns from six years in Russia
Riga March 17 AP American horse trainer Tred Keyes of Elyria Ohio the last officially lost American in Russia arrived in Riga on his way home after six years away. He had worked under Count von Vorontzoff Dashkoff as manager of a blooded horse farm and later ran a Soviet stock farm near Moscow. He left due to friction with minor officials who disliked a foreign manager.
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Riga
Associated Press
Tred Keyes
Elyria
Ohio
Russia
von Vorontzoff-Dashkof
Horad
Keyes
Moscow
Exoneration of Two Men in Riverside Murder Probe
Riverside New Jersey March 17 Two more leads in the murder investigation of John Brunen circus owner at his home last week were exhausted today and cleared two men from suspicion George Werner former Brunen circus chef and Carl Ward a Ballyhoo man formerly with Brunen Velvet provided alibis for the night of the murder authorities said both could account for their movements.
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Riverside
N. Jo
John “I Brunen
Circus
George Werner
Brunen
Circui
Ito
Aru Carl Ward
Veltter
Imuzaer
Alexandria Grand Jury Indicts 20 of 26 in Prohibition Cases
True bills were returned on 20 of 26 cases before Judge Robinson Moncure in Alexandria corporation court. The grand jury adjourned until March 27 to consider divorce matters. Indictments include 15 prohibition violations, a fatal shooting, and grand larceny. Edward Morgan and several others faced no true bills.
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N. Patrick St. Alexandera
Robinson Moncure
Corporation Court
Moncure
Ernest Lloyd
Matt Grooms
Herbert McCray
Emmet Johnson
Elmer Ardesser
John P. Casson
J. H. Parsons
Clifton Beahm
Tinie Criger
Oscar Bedsaul
Taylor Finch
Ernest Idenson
George Dunn
Richard Hayden
Matilda Howard
Henry Richardson
Josephine Widell
Paul Pennet
Frank Baltimore
John W. Jackson
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