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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1911

Page

12

Hammond to Depart for Coronation Amid Legal Clash

Millionaire mining engineer John Hays Hammond testifies in New York tied to a $1.5 million breach claim against Daniel J. Sully over a cotton gin patent, recounting a directors meeting and alleging Sully sought to double cross associates. Hammond plans to leave Washington after King George VI coronation, possibly touring Europe.

New York John Hays Hammond Daniel J. Sully Cotton King Examiner Harper John C. Cattings Rotten King Hammond Washington George of England United States Gittings Europe Scott Dalgleisch Hirsch Syndicate of London Sully Harmond Philip Walker Hammon Dalgirisoh Theor’ Aan Cate Frederick W. Baker Syndicate Anat Thiat Bolt Mir Sully Mr. Sully General Cotton Securities Company New York City Tiammond Justice Barnard District Supreme Court Veaterday Sutly

Ridgely C chapter formed by United Daughters of the Confederacy

The Washington Post reports May 12 that Ridgely C chapter in Rockville Maryland forms with officers led by President Margaret Fields and others. The group plans fundraising to place a Confederate dead memorial shaft in Montgomery County. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted as a health safeguard and appetite aid in the nearby editorial text.

Washington Post Rockville Ridgely C United Daughters of the Confederacy Margaret Fields Anna Canby Colesve Robert BE. L. Smith RockyMe Wiliam H. Talbott F. May Sellman Comus Marie Dade Sellman Nannie Tolson Colesville Mabel Tschiffely Montgomery County Hood

Unto Caesar and Other Love Tales Featured

The Post's monthly magazine section includes the story Unto Caesar by Walter Woodland. It is one of the most entertaining features, romance lovers will enjoy. Illustrated charmingly by Armand Bora.

Walter Wo the Post Armand Bora

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