Pay in short notes cotton remains big factor
Reopening of Liverpool and New York exchanges is seen as pivotal to negotiations between the Federal Reserve Board, English traders, and New York bankers. A $1350 cotton loan and a $101,000 pool are discussed to set a bottom price. Conferences resume this week to advance talks on reopening markets and settling American obligations in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
Europe
Federal Reserve Dier
TE H
Brasil B. Hhackett
Kingtish Treasury
A. Ki. Wixkin
Benjamin Strong, Jr
Im Chatelty
Becaime
York
Iater
New York Cotton Exchange
George Puish
Blackett
Federal Reserve Board
Gorge
St. Louis
Police Notes From Washington Fire and Traffic Incidents
Police notes report several incidents in Washington including Fred Porter, 68, burned by a live wire while working for Potomac Electric at the ordnance plant and taken to Casualty Hospital with non fatal injuries. A Capital Traction car collision at Seventh and G streets left both vehicles slightly damaged and Wesley King injured. A collision near Fourteenth and Petreria northwest injured George Mmintin, his wagon and the car sustaining minor damage. A motorcycle collision on Eighth street northeast damaged the bike. Joseph F. Rodreck, 64, died of natural causes in a repair shop. coroner certifies. A fire damaged two fuel sheds behind Seventh and S streets northwest. Robberies and property thefts, including Miss B. MeWilliams’s coal valued at 35 dollars, were reported. A Ford car stolen from a hall on Cheerydain, Wa Xo, with license details provided, and Mitchell’s car reported stolen from 10 street northwest between 6 and 10. District of Columbia license number noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Electric and Power Cam
Washington Ordnance Plant
Wesley King
Eighth Street
T Wi
George Mhintin
Lawandrys
Maurice Moxley
Third Street
Noarthwest
Joseph Fr. Rodreck
MeWilliams
Darande
Mitchell
Wies
District of Columbia
Director Roberts resigns from mint post
George R. Roberts of Fort Dodge resigns as director of the mint. The Treasury announced the resignation becomes effective when the President accepts it. Roberts will return to banking, having served as mint director since 1940 and earlier from 192? to 1907. He will join National City Bank of New York as an assistant to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RE. Roberts
Fort Dodge
Town
Treasury Department
Roberts
Mint
National City Bank of
New York City
Efe
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Miemini Bureau
Commercial Bank
Chicago
Democratic Administrattion
Christmas cards may be the most expensive gifts this year
The District Federation of Women’s clubs proposes making holiday cards the costliest gifts to fund Red Cross relief in Europe. Dr Hopkins and nurses’ field work highlighted urgent needs in Belgium and France as federation members plan to push a large fundraising drive through the 1,49,000 club women nationwide. A public meeting at the Raleigh discussed disarmament stance and relief efforts, with Lydia Adams-Williams slated to speak on waterways and forest preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sason
Club Women of America
Wormdn's Clubs
Raleigh
Europe
Ienry Baker
Mary Lockwood
AL Lucia
Bedross
Belgium
Brance
Federation
Belgiaus
J. F. James
United States
Weather and tide table amid unsettled coastal forecast
Fragmented notes describe sun and tide data for a day with fair to gentle conditions inland. Forecasts mention rain chances along the coast, cooler temps, and a northeast to southeast flow over North Carolina and nearby regions with higher Western weather activity in Montana and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet
Satieday
Elieguy Sareer
North Carolina
Santeen
Maine
Seuri
New Moyland
Borthen Weyentiag
Acd
Montana
and Soni
Rey
Bishop Charles Wittam Smith Dies After Week of Meetings
Bishop Charles Wittam Smith of St Louis dies at 8 30 am after a Friday morning walk with Justice Anderson at Dupont Circle. Cause is myocarditis. Burial planned in Pittsburgh with services at South Verins Methodist Church Wilkinsburg and interment beside his wife in Pinewood Cemetery. He leaves a son Reverend G L Smith of Salem Ohio and another son L W Smith a Pittsburgh lawyer, plus a daughter Miss Dina Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Anderson
Pittsburgh
Charles Wittam Smith
St. Lowa
Board of Methodist Eiscopal Bishops
Foundry M. & Church
Thumas H. Anderson
District Supreme Court
New Hampshire Avenue
Imarning
Smith
Anderson
Ife
Sheba
GC. L Smith
Salem
Ohio
Washington
South G
Liv
St J. Smith
Misadina Smith
St. Loo
L. W Smith
Miss Smith
Foundry Church
Walovk
Bishopmith
Hanlon, Quarle
Luceak
Winister
Lurien
Fayette Counnty
Pennsylvania
Curce
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate
London
Toronto
Nort Hoa
Cleekar Iee-Chairaan
Commisshie Oon
Garner Lectures on Gorillas at Cosmos Whib
Prof Garner, explorer, spoke before the Biological Society at Cosmos Whib about twenty years studying western central habitats of gorillas, monkeys, and apes. He recent Africa expedition for the New York Zoological Society, and plans to depart the U.S. soon after two Africa trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Garner
Weat Central
Shuud Yin
Surilla
Biological Society
Africa
Garner
New York Zoological Society
New York
Zowkoge Sonty Amet Oman
Sime
Tian
Court Justices Vote From Distant Posts Ahead of Elections
Chief Justice Covington of the District Supreme Court and Associate Justice McCoy plan away from home voting routes Tuesday after the elections. Justice Mey will preside in Circuit Court while others vote in Moorestown East Grange and Silver Spring. Ambersom and Stafford have distant voting locations but will not return home to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justics Covington
District Supreme Court
McCoy
Mey
Thesday
Masten
Motley
East Grange
N. O
Iouki
Circuit Court Nu
Msuak
Beyers' Force Scattered Amid Reports From Cape Town
Lendnivet dispatches from Cape Town report Gen. Botha defending that Beyers' commandoes have been scattered and are unlikely to reunite. Beyers reportedly flees in an unknown direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendnivet
Cape Fown
Ionian
South Africa
Botha
Revelses
Beyers
Rabbi Begins Lecture Series At Eighth Street Temple
A series of lectures opened Monday at Eighth Street Temple with Dr Atram presenting "What Every Jew Should Know." The schedule lists topics and dates from November 4 through January, covering prayers, heroes, prophets, poets, letters, attitudes to anti Semitism, Christianity, and modern culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atram
NDC
Eighth Street Temple
Koro
Backache Relief Paste Promises Fast Relief
An old ad asserts backache stems from lumbago, sciatica, or strains not kidneys, claiming rub-on paste from Jacob’s is harmless and penetrates quickly to dissipate soreness. The copy emphasizes instant relief and urges readers to apply this product for neuralgia rheumatism and sprains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Close 112 Saloon Licenses Granted by City Officials
A long list details wholesale liquor licenses granted to numerous establishments and individuals in Washington, including the Willam Shoreham Hotel Company, Cosmos Club, and Anheuser-Busch Brewing, with names and addresses across northwest and northeast sectors, indicating broad licensing activity. The document covers principals, managers, and addresses such as 800 Fifteenth Street NW, 10 Pennsylvanian Avenue NW, and 2218 E Street North, among others.
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George F. Schutt
Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles Wall
Water Street
Denis JF. McCarthy
New York Avenue
George F. Neitney
Henry A. Letman
Fifteenth Street
William
Shoreham Hotel Company, Inc
J. Maury Dove
Frank A. Franey
Ninth Street
Margaret E. Allen
Tenth Streets
Harry B. Plowman
Seventh Street
Mic O'Brien
Sterting Noetel Company, Inc
Thomas Taylor
Thirteenth Street
John J. Bhatian
Burke
Charles
Ieavyens
Jersey Avenue
Southwa
Steimberger
Northwater
Knauls
K Street
William J. Boyle
Massachusetts Avenue
Frank
Foch
Frank Wulf
St. Twelfth Street
Charles HH
Hoerthwest
Patrick Smyth
D Street
Ark
Ninth Street Press Club, Inc
Leorel
Montivello Club, Inc
Charles Hi. Anederson
Chile
John J, Edwards
Vermont Avenue
Thomas Gannon
Ho Street
Trick J. Lynch
Robert A. Kearney
E Street
Hush F. Harvey
Willam A. Engel
Peter J. Lyna
Terminal Company, Inc
Francis
Milton B. Kronheim
Joseph Bush
James Clark Distilling Company
Ashby W. Woodward
Pennsylvanian Avenue
Benjamin Hosenfeld
Lavid $. Kansteroom
Fourteenth Street
Morris J. Wolpe
Margaret Hawkins
Twenty-second
Alexander & Clarke
Eighteenth Street
Samuel Schwartz
H&s
Joseph Ka Ta
Christian Schmidt
Maryland
Avnue Northenk& Pabst Brewing Company
Mentzel
703
Inc
Robert North Capine Bitzen
Tenth Street
Otto Herzog
New Hampshire Avenue
H. Magruder
Connecticut Avenue
Eugene T. Lyddane
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Lustrous Locks
A vintage ad extols Parisian Sage as the essential hair tonic to boost growth, remove dandruff, and nourish roots for long soft fluffy hair. It claims the product tones the scalp, provides nutrients for life, and can be applied at home, sold at Connell's Drug Store or drug counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaise
Trely
Cponnell
Warden Dismissal Sparks Inquiry in New York
In New York, Warden wardenship at Sing Sing prison was terminated after a report by Stephen Baldwin, citing misconduct by the discharged warden. The inquiry follows testimonies from Yonkers residents about sightings related to Daniel Sullivan, who received a sentence of hard labor and later work as a stenographer and chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mere Cormick
Sing Sine Prison
Gisin
Stephen
Baldwin
Onevial
McComnick
Danielullivan
Sullivan
Yonkers
Flit Cits
Vas
Arraign Food Dealers In Early Trial Of Price Boost Scheme
Thirty local meat sellers plead not guilty to boosting prices in a federal case. An early trial is expected with a new U.S. attorney prosecuting. The article notes arraignments, grand jury activity, and ongoing legal proceedings related to alleged price manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Welcome for Suffragists Meeting for Campaigner Against Democrats
A readable fragment reports a meeting for suffrage campaigners against Democratic candidates. Names and clearer details are garbled but reference to a participant or organizer and a treasurer figure appear amid the uncertain text.
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Barber & Ross
John
Terry Bomety
Einacutne
Bards
Jeer
Sapper
Couron Ste. FW
Tileun
Convinuat
Pau Cheater
Rettensy Fuile
Qauiadeay
Dd. J. O
Spapfe
U. S
Great Britain
Police
Capital Traction Company
Seventh
Hoth
Shinston Rail i
Fourth Street
National City Bank of New York
RED Cross
Club Federation
Tauisa
Etta
Praeger
Ovelee
Adams-Williams
Lydia Adams-Williams
Waterway Committee
Liseret Federation
Womentional Democratic League
Cairo
Sun Des Sanseta
Pape
Tempmracare
Fant Wea Cb
Poul Rtd Sp
Opm
Maximaiai
Nsiewun 'Ative humbdity—Sa
Dopo
Tas
Rantall
Sunshine
Paeaidic
Tasebine
Adlanta
Qtlantic
Bos
Portland
Chisrab
Cal
Viebsburg
Bishop Smith
Monkeys
Cosmos Club
Covington and McCoy
Balats
Dr. Simon
St. Jacob's Oil
Parker
Bridget
F.o.b
Peana. Ave
D Tromoun Weed-Met
Fants
Talk of
Beya
Max KF. Canlan
Joseph Schlitz
Simon Gordon
M Street
Thomas St. Reavers
G. Cornell & Son, Incorporated
G. G. Cornwell
Wowourteenth Street
N. L. Burchell
W. Burchell
Margaret Kenny
Colonial Wine Company, Inc
George Boutellier
Peter, K. Chaconas
Jacob Brenner
Molloy
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company, Inc
August Brill
Delaware i Aveniue Uthwest
Brandes
Twelfth Street
Poneghue
Mirst Street
Yenteenth Street
Ostreet
Joseph WH. Dyer
West
Fernando J. Sari
Norweet
Joseph P. Smith
Pennsylvania Aves
William Wolf & Mop Awildam Ami Morris Wolf
Sibtic
Adolph Uber
Penns Ania
Rteenth
Patrick Cannan
Tweenty-Second Street
Creork
Ofatt Comparis
Charles "Paxton
Press
George
Manogue
Traditions
Manogue & Jones
Hayner Umsullme Company
the. A. Haas
James O. Vermillion
Theodore W. Esttler
C Street
Southwrest
Capital Liquor Dams
Knowl
Northwest
Donnelly
Otto Raypert
Rank Hume
Tae
Frank Hume
Dicer Sittin Mc Urury
German Brewing, Company
Artis T oSmith
Oh Lostreet Heutheast
Peiuiss
Farsia Avenue
Glynn
Warden
Sing Sing
Hess
Covington
H. Abramson
7Th St. N. W
Niew Spar
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