Auction of Stock and Fixtures in Trade and Office Equipment
The sale offers stock in trade fixtures and auto moved office equipment, with lease and book accounts to be offered as a going concern. If no satisfactory bid is received, the assets will be immediately sold in detail continuing daily until all are disposed. Further terms list cash loans and trustee details at the Columbian Building.
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Mansfield-Sheaffer Paint and Glass Co
7Th Street
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Mansfield Sheaffer Paint and Glass Company, & Corporation
Ford
Burroughs
Republic
Ford Hadford
Legal Notices and Probate Bids in Washington DC
Legal notices list assets liabilities and taxes of insurance and other firms with a formal probate and court actions. Includes administration notices, name changes, guardianship sales of real estate and required claims filing dates, with official stamps and signatures from DC courts and registrars.
Legal Notices in the District of Columbia Probate Court
The District of Columbia Probate Court announces administrations and hearings. Notices list names such as James Tanner as Register, with dates in March 1922 to April 1923, calling creditors and heirs to appear, present claims, and attend court sessions for estates including Henry Ligsh, Charles Columbia, Maria Kilmartin, Bridget Buckley, and others, detailing closing deadlines and publication in Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post.
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Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
Martha Hewkins
Barelay
Maryland’ Avenue
A. Tanner
Register of Wills
Joseph L. Thpper
Supremo Court OF
Marcus Korman
District of Ccolumbia
A. D
John A. Korman
Thirteenth Street
Washington, D
James Tanner
Willa
William C. Murphy
Suprema Court
Jongph Marahack
Equity
Joseph Marehack
Kay- Ing
Joseph Marshall
Washington Post
Jennings Bailey
Morgan HH Brach
Tr. P Bellw
W. D. Oyster
T. J. Oyster
Nettie B Trickett
Cora Heteon
Alice V. Altman
Kate Nicholsen
Charles Oyster
Johnnia Oyster
LaMar Oyster
Mary FE. Tebor
D. W. Bowen
Alita EB
Holma
T. H. Bowen
FF. A. Bowen
Mame Woods
H. R. Bowen
Nelle
Wille
Henry Ligsh
Budapest
Hungary
Suro
Ali
Washington Law Witeperta Fe
The
Newa
Beal
Tae B. Flynn
Teeney
Mubeeribbe
Pisaler Court
Cola
James H. Hopkins
Colambia
Persona Daving
Calustis
William D Delacy
Stree
Columbil
Vad
Matthew
Margaret of
Marc
Scrambtin
Detroit
Sishman
Be Te Abo PLC
Fie
Wikad Fae
Ett
Washington
Waldor I. McCoy
Disttriet of
Columbia
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Charles Jumbia
Perade
Legacien
Clatcha
Wia
Feapate Court
MBL
Vinghnt L
Toomety
Supreme Court OF the Distrit OF Columbia
Maria Kilmartin
Walt Deceavad
Jamen A Peper
Hamed Therdin
Marsh
Walter T McCoy
Wits
Malcolm Harty
Supreme Court OF ‘van Aterne OL
Bridget Buckley
Bates
George Bo
Frank Boyd
Vonpbein
Washington Law Reporter
Weahington Post
Justics
Ervite
Ford Plants Adopt Forty Hour Week
Detroit March 24 Ford Motor Company announces a permanent 40 hour week policy. Factories close Saturday and Sunday, adding about 3,000 jobs while about 60,000 employees earn a minimum of five dollars a day. Highland Park plant to start, with broader rollout. Ford cites home life, rest, and recreation as reasons and notes demand for commercial vehicles signals overall business improvement.
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Detroit
Mich
Associated Prang
Ford Motor Company
Vdael B. Ford
Ford
Ford Company
Highland Park
Senate adopts Cantwell bill against marriage trust in Bikton
State House Annapolis March 24 by a 20 to 7 vote the senate passed Cantwell's marriage trust bill. Petition supporters claim widespread backing while the only opposition comes from the Whitney trust and county clerks. The measure delays marriage license issuance by 48 hours if both applicants are nonresidents.
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Washington Post
State House
Annapolis
Senate
Cantweill
Bikton
Cantwell
Litney Trust
Severaf
United States Circuit Court Affirms Telephone Rate Ruling
Richmond March 24 The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed the Charleston district court ruling in the Miller Hagteville case against a rate increase by Southern Hell Telephone and Telegraph Co The dispute centered on a contract giving free communication to Darlington and tolls levied for a 12 mile radius under the commission order
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Richmond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Charleston
B.C
B.A. Miller
Hagteville
Southern Hell Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Railroad Commission
United States Circuit Court
Telephone Company
Darlington
Commington
Greek Ship Seizures May Cost Indemnities
Constantinople March 34 AP confirms release of the Abbazia after seizure by a Greek warship for contraband for Turkish nationalists. France and Italy may seek large indemnities from Greece. Italy’s Umbria and the Francesca were also freed amid tension in Athens. Reuters says Greece promises France no molestation of its vessels in future. Greece hopes France and Italy won’t reinforce their foe.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Ispliat
Abbazia
Grask
Franca
Italy
Greece
Steantar Umbria
Athena
France
Consuls Hunt Wool Plot in U S Duties Fraud
Buenos Aires and Montevideo consulates probe alleged scheme to defraud the United States of about 275000 in wool duties. Investigations follow information from wool exporters. Two cargoes reportedly shipped from Buenos Aires to Montevideo hid high quality wool inside coarser layers and were sent to the United States.
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South America
Huenos Aires
Associated Press
United States
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
New York
Serum May Prolong Life From Pancreatic Extract
Toronto researchers announce an active pancreatic extract may extend life for diabetes patients. Doctors Branting and Best report initial tests in dogs added 66 days, and seven human subjects showed distinct improvement. They caution against hype before large scale production and further study.
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Toronto
Ont
Medical Research Laboratories
University of Toronto
F. G Branting
C. H. Best
Rival Chinese leaders seek Shantung gains in April transfer
Special Cable Dispatch from Peking reports rival Chinese war chieftains Chang and Wu Pei Fu eye Shantung and Taiwan rail links as April handover to Chinese guards looms. The Tientsin Hukow line and northern Tsinan Kiaochow section are seen as key to southern connections with Sun Yat Sen. Obata and Gan Sikida discussed the transfer. Japan fears protection of Japanese interests.
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Peking
Shantung
Taiwan
Klasohow
Tientsin
Hukow
Gen
Chang
Sun Yat Sen
Tsinan
Ahentung
tHal
Obata
Gan
Sikida
Japan
Foreign Office
Ching
Ahe
Japanesa Coms
Hon Develop
Wood orders rush on leper colony improvements
Governor General Wood telegraphs from Callan leper colony to accelerate bureau of science health service and other agencies. He cites leper deaths that could have been prevented and demands immediate water supply upgrade for 5000 inmates, uphill delivery, and installation of American stoves.
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Caple DespHted
Manila
Wood
Callan
Col. Sweet
Dr. Wade
Fipinoa
Manuel Quezon
Premier commends Prince on eve of voyage to Japan
London March 24. The texts of cables between Prime Minister Lloyd George and the Prince of Wales on the eve of the prince’s departure from Karachi for Japan have been published. The dispatch praises the prince’s capacity inherited from his father to inspire devotion among subjects. The prince thanks the premier, expressing admiration for the British and Indian leaders working together for India’s wellbeing.
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Lloyd George
London
Cabies
Cabie Net
Prince of Wales
Karachi
India
Japan
Pbemn
Indiana
Goodbye Boils and Volcanic Tinctures Declared Homely Cure
Fragmented ad text touts a boil remedy claimed to sweep out poisons from the blood and skin. It promises rapid results and urges purchase in two or sixes with a larger size as economical at drug stores.
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Uae
French Papers Press Campaign To Save War Debts
Paris reports show French newspapers united against any U S plan to collect wartime debts from France. Writers including Paul Aubriot Pertinax and Andre Tardieu blame Washington and American financiers for Europe’s woes and urge delaying or refusing debt payments while criticizing Germany’s credit. The tone is sharp and nationalistic.
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Paris
United States
France
Bengoli
Briand
Paul Aubdriot
Marshal Foch
Vivinal
Thaly
Germany
America
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Washington
Andre Tardieu
Clemenceau
Hoho National
Europe
Whitecappers Lose Nerve in Oregon Kidnapping Tale
Medford Oregon March 24 1 F Hale abducted from home by masked men who claimed he needed to answer a telephone call They took him ten miles north near Table Rock placed rope around his neck and threatened death if he did not drop a bid of 160 against a local resident Then he fainted to deter pursuit and the captors fled Salde Hale was returned injured but safe authorities say the attempted extortion failed and the suspects fled the area
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Medford
Ore
F. Hale
Table Rock
Iocal
Haist
Hele
Vladivostok Crisis Ends With New Provisional Cabinet
A cable from Vladivostok reports the Priamur provisional government in Vladivostok formed a new cabinet responsible to the people's assembly. The new ministry includes B I Koleonkoff as prime minister, G A Vergbitzki as minister of war, M M Dmitrieff as minister of justice, N I Vershinin as state comptroller, and I I Massateft as home affairs minister. President Merkuloff is on one month health leave, with J I Yeremaeff acting head during his absence.
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New York
Priamur
Vladivostok
People's Assembly
Raya
Siberian
Koleantkoff
Htrervety
Holeantkoff
G. A. Vergbitzki
M. M. Dmitrieff
Merkuloff
Mail from Typhus Ports to Be Examined by Health Dept
New York on March 24 reports that all mail from Russia and typhus infected ports will be inspected by health department inspectors before offloading from incoming ships. Health Commissioner Copeland announced the arrangement with postal authorities, noting last year’s shipboard inspections found no evidence of infection and expressing doubt that typhus could be carried by mail if transmission delays are three or four days.
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New York
Russia
Health Department Inspectora
Copeland
Arin
Sails Larkin to London as Canadian UK high commissioner
P C Larkin, president of the Salada Tea Company, sailed from New York on the Empress Britain to assume the role of high commissioner for Canada and the United Kingdom in London.
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New York
C. Larkin
Salada Taa Company
London
Canada
United Kingdom
Jury to Probe Staunton Dry Case in Virginia
Roanoke March 24 a federal grand jury will investigate alleged prohibition law violations tied to the Tom Tisdale case in Staunton Augusta County and involving Dr C Neff Capt E Guy Kyle Harry Fauver and A T Higginbotham who have immunity The panel convenes in Harrisonburg on April 25 announced United States District Attorney Thomas J Muncy Man Ill Kills Self With Shotgun Norfolk March 24 Clayton T L Toxey despondent over ill health shot himself ending his life with a double barrel shotgun The coroner ruled death by self inflicted gunshot wound
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Roanoke
Tom Tisdale
Staunton
C. Neff
E. Guy Kyle
Harry Fauver
A. T. Higginbotham
Augusta County
Harrisonburg
Thomas J. Muncy
United States
Western District of Virginia
Self
Norfolk
Clayton TL
Toxey
Memory Returns as Amnesiac Woman Identified in New York
In New York on March 24 the amnesic musician Angelina Kirgan regained memory after recognizing her daughter Betty at Bellevue Hospital. Her husband John Kirgan, a Brooklyn contractor, saw her perform piano and speak French German and Dutch before identifying herself. The case followed a late night walk from a Broadway theater and a prior Bellevue amnesia history.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
John R. Kirgan
Roosevelt Hospiter
Bellvue
Brooklyn
Bellevue
Kirgan
Betty
Angelina Kirgan
Berlin radio plant found in attic tied to spy case
Berlin police uncovered an elaborate radio plant in an attic at Walter Ahrendt home a known Russian communist informant. The raid followed intensified efforts to smuggle Bolshevist propaganda from the eastern frontiers. Ahrendt fled, while communist council member Grylewicz was arrested on high treason charges.
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Berlin
Associated
Presa
Walter Ahrendt
Communist Party
Pat
Grylewicz
Priest Politician Guides Italian Crisis from Behind
London report notes Don Luigi Starze a 27 year old Siliciean priest who founded a popular party backed by proportional representation. The group won 100 seats in the last chamber vote and Starze, unseen in public, leads the party with power to shape or topple governments, while three of his representatives sit in the Bonomi cabinet.
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London
Luigi Starze
Popular Party
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Gra2t
Anya
Central News
Bonomi
King George parade order of procession and a curious gold nugget found
The London Times list shows the opening parliament procession from Binemantle Pursuivant to Groom of the Robes with pages of honor and state officers. In Danville Virginia, Henry Lyle found a peanut shaped 14 carat gold nugget weighing .875 grains while carrying ashes, told by a jeweler it was gold mined in West Virginia.
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London Times
Binemantle
Heoge Creax
Windsor Herald
Richmond
Chester
York Herald
Terry
Honeseld
Stace
Hig
Natey
Aidecentamy
Majeaty
Saptain
Isms
Berate
Corpe
Washington
Danville
Herry Lyle
West Virginia
Fatal Mine Crush and Local Suicides in West Virginia
Special to the Washington Post reports William Bourt aged 30 killed in a mine of the Pittsburgh land West Virginia Coal Co after being thrown on a track and crushed by a passing car. In Galloway Charlies Lazarik aged 55 killed himself by razor, after his daughter left to fetch medicine. In Clarksburg George W Drummond, four, last seen crawling before a traction car rail and killed. his wife recently died of influenza and the four children live with relatives.
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Washington Post
W. Va
William Bourt
Pittsburgh Land West Virginia Coal Co
Galloway
Charlies Lazarik
Cme
Clarksburg
George W. Drummond
Janelew
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