Chesapeake and Potomac earns $24,776 in February report
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company filed its February income statement with the Public Utilities Commission showing net operating income of $24,776 for February, down from January’s $100,578 due to 31 days in January and 28 days in February. The month’s total revenue was $427,471 with expenses of $303,482 while the District added plant and equipment totaling $114,335. Directors meeting in Washington today with the District, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia divisions.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
District
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Washington
New York City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Nuea
Local Produce Prices Reported by Market
A fragmented OCR listing from a local market shows prices for apples, celery, strawberries, lettuce, peppers, tomatoes, beans, and meats. Items include apples from New York and Washington crates, celery stalks, Florida strawberries, California lettuce, tomatoes from Florida and Texas, and live poultry prices, with general rate ranges and crate or basket quantities.
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Ron Arane
U. S
Oregon
South
Calery
Fiarlaa
Florida
Mona
Michigan Ats
Stade
California
Delaware
North Carolina
Bueher
Irginia
Barrals
New York and Philadelphia Markets Report Odd OCR Listing
Market notes from New York and Philadelphia describe varied produce, grains, and livestock prices and arrivals. The fragment lists several items including oats, hay, corn, bran, and poultry, with sporadic numbers and descriptors, reflecting a busy trading day despite garbled OCR.
Curb Market Review Bears Early. Stocks Rally Later
Special to The Washington Post reports a bearish start in curb securities with broad selling above key levels. Initial declines eased as professional participants failed to attract public interest, later firms modestly improved amid a steadier undertone. Notable movers included Eastman Kodak Libby McNeill and Libby Postum Sterling Products and Mexican Oils. Amalgamated Leather hit a new high while several oil and gas issues showed steadier trading. Also noted were marketings of livestock and meat prices with varied quotes across various grades and species.
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Washington Post
New York
East~man Kodak
Libby, McNeill and Libby
Postum Cereal
Sterling Products
Ind
Standard O11
Indiana
Carth! Syndicate
Kirby Pattyburty
Marabalbo
Mexican Hagls
Hudson O11
Simmy Petroleum
Stoeis
Alsthough
Amalgamated Leather
Glen Aldén Coal
Radio Common
Preferred
International Petroleum
Gilletts Bafaty Ravor
Artahsas Natural Gas
Mutual Oil
Marlo Oil
Mexico Ol
Humber
Athtics South
Mexlcd
Island
Texan Company
Tet 7
Mexico O
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Aantiel
Baltimore Markets Report with Dairy and Produce Prices
Market notes from Baltimore listing prices for dairy items and prints, including creamery products, butter, and butterfat. regional rolls and flourishes show Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia markets. Numerous figures indicate prices per pound, per bushel, and contract terms, with references to hay, corn, and chicken goods.
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Baltimore
Sarehot —Butthr Fairy Creamery
Cholte Creamery
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Vueinland Benneylvania Dairy
Vth
Gharia
Army Assignments and Officer Transfers Across Posts
United States army officers including Capt Ata J Hthetgee and Maj William A McCain are reassigned from Rossfield Ar cadia to Lee Halli Va and from General intermediate depots to duty at New York and Fort Sheridan. Other officers, such as Col Arthur M Whaley and Capt Joshua D Powers, receive postings and detachments to motor repair battalions and quartermaster corps locations with objective to bolster sanitation, supply, and medical services. A list outlines transfers, leaves, and expected movements through California New York Oklahoma and Kentucky with multiple depot and hospital assignments. New York money market notes follow the transfers.
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Florida East de Beml
Ceerfeegeet
Merlean Ind
Laberty
Sociaie
Liberty
Goodyear
Oa Beale
Ud. & Man
Boon Ed & Man
Adj, Inc
TYSON
Opentec
San Nfecees
Argentina
Netrop
Belgium
King. of
Internatl
Bergen
Berne
Ela
Bordeaux
Brazil
Canada
Iowa
Dom
Olsat
Kana
City
Las
Bloe Christi
City of
Biro
Pattie
Luckawahns
Aaah
India
Louis, & Nash
D& Nash
Lg.beaiadet Bt. RY
Italy
Kingdom of
Petrolesum Gyi
Marland
Lyons
Marseilles
Mexico
U. S. of
Toposina
Netherland
Norway
M. K. So
K. & T.prin
Queensland
State of Ooo
State of
Mk, & Torn
Wiery
Trevesucces
Pacific Fen
Rio Gr. de Sul
St. of
Mobile & Ohio
Aireo
Sao Paulo
Ooi Montana Power
City Pie
Manered
Tram
Bay Bs AG
Seine
Dept. of
Stormis Oo
Beeven Ing Sfeeues
Weden
Hing
N. Orleangang, . & Max
Ear Acaeta
Tokyo
Govt
N. Orleans
I. Hes
Orrna
Uruguay
Rep. of
N.Y Dent
AGRON
York City
Securitins
Ode
New York City
Edison R
HONDA
Ajax
Amer
Amer. ‘Agri
Arn
T. & Glyth
Isis
N.Y
Tel
Tal
Goa
N. Nor
Armous & Uo. Ag
Bias T
Are
Faa
Aeleseee
A & Oo
Rwy
Penn
Fee
Braden Coyn
Halson
Bor
Bocesvrecas
Bieta
Baroaueers
Cana Fan Gas & Ia
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Obey
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Pasifia
Pacific
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West Union
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Wiekwike S
Wison & Co
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James
Whitely
Hayate McCormick
George
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Joseph
Kuhn
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William A. McCain
Géeralion
Misa
Germany
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Birat Liang
Robert G. Williams
Quartermaster Corps
United States
Fort Sheridan
Arthur M. Whaley
New York
William W. Murphey
Ordnance Pdengerment
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Aly
Raritan Arsenal
Cairthur
Danielson
Sempart
Tellon
William
Olkington
Paul G. Rutten
H. Freer
Frederick C. Bowers
G' Termaeter Incormediate
Filants
al Mereor
Joshua _D. Powers
Pamana College
Cemont
Sarvigg
Carstrom
Bowers
Ben
Twentiminth
Remerves
Insurance Statements reveal large 1922 company figures
A historic insurance statement shows Thomas J. Fisher & Co Inc and associated agencies listing substantial assets and liabilities. Figures include total assets around 2,001,526,18 and liabilities near 1,221,584,500.00, with notes on premiums, reserves, and foreign exchange data. The document is dated 1922 with signatures and notary details.
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Thos. A. Green
Willis W. Parker
Woodward
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Dintelet
Colette
Coe Smendet
Apite Ee
Sabiltel Tee
Ial Gy
Sakee Jones
Serena
A. G. Keui
York
Washington Insurance
Commerce and Savings Building
H N. Fhoue
Indictments for Forgery and Theft in City Crimes
An indictment charges Herbert C. Washburn and William N. McGrath of New York for forging bank signatures in a $106 check. George D. Jordan, a Black resident, is accused of robbing stores at 934 Fourteenth Street Northwest. Additional charges include forgery, larceny, robbery, and narcotic law violations involving multiple defendants in a wave of recent cases.
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Forget
Herbert C. Washburn
William N. McGrath
New York City
Sidney F. Miller
Bankers Trust Company
Ser-geant Alligaod
George D. Jordan
Seventh Street
Jordan
Spero Crisconss
Steve Loukidia
Fourteenth Street
Franklin Kinnealiss
Charles Grosman
Mary D Cahoon
Philadelphia
Robert Slaughter
Elisabeth During
Bessie Snow
Mabel Sampson
Eugene Henderson
Henry Foster
Joseph Palmer
Billie TL. Smith
Reginald B. Scott
Leon G. Davis
Harrison Brown
Charles E. Lewie
Grattan W. Montague
Beverley H. Long
Inquest Finds Axe Cause Death Of Frank Baker In Suburbia
Verdict by two coroners states Frank Baker was killed by an axe blow after being struck in the head. Irene Baker Maurio Nobes and Clar ards Pinkett face murder charges. inquest led by Police Magistrate Willia H. Viett. John A Garrett to defend. case set for Rockville area court. Also a coat dispute between Marie Bailieau and Julia Collins ends with Collins favored. Montgomery county teachers urge a public school property superintendent to relieve the county superintendent of duties. proposal gains education department backing.
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Brockville
Frank Baker
Potomac River
Irene Baker
Maurio& Nobes
Clarards Pinkett
Willia H. Viett
John A. Garrett
Hickville
Rockville
Marie G. Bailieau
Washington
Julia H. Collins
Burnt Mills
Bouisau
Golivia
Bolligau
County Heard of Education
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Morris H. Glazer
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Lantsa
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Lsott
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Poytie
Winter
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Preany
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Livingston
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Atland Gil
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Port A
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Vale
Arey Tafe
BC Metal
Alpha Mine
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Otal Bales Honda
Curb Market Review
Thomas J. Fisher & Co. Inc
Insurance Department
Barats
Oona
Nana Atners
At's Bees Seasiensy
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Thomas “J Fleber & Co
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Demend
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Otpaace Camsay
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J. C. Washburn
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