Goulds Fight Over Fifth Avenue Property Foreclosure Case
In New York a complex suit filed in the Supreme Court alleges a conspiracy between George Gould and Howard Gould to deprive Katherine Gould of dower from Howard’s Fifth Avenue corner property. The case details tax arrears, attempted sales, and claims of a plotted freeze-out to force Katherine to surrender her rights, with testimony from involved family members and lawyers.
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Howard Gould
Fox
Fifth Avenue
Washington
New York
Newark
George
TNE
Supreme Court
Justice News
Katherine
Qouhl
Iruar Ly
Theorze
Swuthering
Howard
Fifth Avenue Corner
Arthur J Tadwin
Kather'ne
Tsaukl
Ureormr
Ding
Howards Gen Tao
Third Street
Bae
Marietter Ikloatem
Ghorge
Boomer Howard
Gould
Katherine Gedd
George Gould
May retire $175,600 amid banking interest talks
A reported plan to retire 175600 dollars emerged from Washington currents and a bank association meeting. The discussion outlined withdrawals and interest terms, with banks set to hold the balance and pay additional monthly percentages.
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MD Sch
Waatington Na
Ena! Banka
Washington Currens ‘Association
Will Not Operate Mines Under Federal Strike Precedent
A presiding official reports no legal warrant for operating mines under the Colorado labor strike. The American Federation of Labor opposed the move, and informed by the Secretary of Tabor that the matter rests with the government and lacks enforceable authority.
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T He Americmn Federacion
Aiep
Colorado
Weders
Goveschent Retokd
Esierdat
Sec- Tetar
Wonfson
Department of Tabor
Aviestor
Hat
Mices A
Government
Rural Credit Urges Federal Aid for Farmers in Postwar Prosperity
Campaign talks on rural credit stress urgent need for personal credit for farmers over mortgage loans. Capt. Smith of Sioux City Iowa and Moncton monetary leaders urge a system with a rural credit society and bank of commerce to aid short term borrowing, open markets, and insurance. Van Cortlandt explains New York land mortgage bank law as part of the discussion at the State grangers conference.
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Argentina
Smith
United States
Sioux
Iowa
Pressson
Iowa State Grange
Tle
Mililhen
Capt. Smith
Bank of Commerce
General Insurance
Stebert B. van Cortlandt
New York
Washington Society Notes At Shoreham And A Wedding
Society guests at the Shoreham include Miss Stephenson of Boston Miss Josephine Marshall and Miss Perkinson of Charlottesville who joined them yesterday Viscount and Viscountess de Sibour have returned to Washington after New York Mrs Irene Lalor Bingham of 1219 Fairmount St NW and Pierce Henry Stagg of Washington were married at St Pauls Church yesterday morning The bride widow of Dr Gustave A Bingham is of the Lakoe family and the groom Mr Stagg a pension bureau worker will reside on Fairmount Street and be at home after December 12
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New York
Sentinel
Institute
Louis Gordon Hameraley
Harvard University
Committee On
Tams
Irene Lana
H. O. Wood
M . Honking
Watherson
Leverich
The
Seamen's Benefit Society
Augusta M. den Peynter
Orme Wilson, Jr
Frederick A. SchieMelin
Francis V. L. Hoppin
Benjamin C. Chisholm
Charles D. Stickney
M. L. Partridge
Shoreham
Miss Stephenson
Boston
Josephine Marshall
Perkinson
Charlottesville, Va
Irene Lalor Bingham
Fairmont Street
Pierce Henry Stagg
Washington
St. Paul's Church
Mer. James Mackin
Gustave A Bingham
Lakoe
Stagg
Pension Bureau
Cincinnati
Ohio
Engagement Announced Amid Military Moves and Parties
apt and to Charlie Farmer of Jefferson Barracks announces the engagement of their daughter Mias Heeler Nolan to First Lieut. J Q Donovan UT S A. Debutante Elizabeth Gardiner Howser heads to Annapolis for the Thanksgiving hop and will travel to Philadelphia for the Army and Navy game. Mrs J W Anderson returns to Washington for the winter. Miss Emily W Natter marries John J Phelan at St Aloysius Church, with a small family gathering. The couple will live in Washington and depart for a wedding trip to New York Boston and Philadelphia. Miss Matel Boardman spoke in Richmond at a Red Cross meeting led by the state governor. Red Cross Christmas seals drive begins Monday at the American Security and Trust Building, with volunteers including Mrs George Howard and others, continuing to Christmas. Mrs Edward W Eberle travels to Philadelphia to join Capt Eberle aboard the U S S Washington. they will stay at the Bellevue Stratford until after the Army and Navy game and then at the Hotel Grafton while Capt Eberle takes command at the Washington navy yard.
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Matel Boardman
Richmond
Red Cross
District of Columbia
American Security and Trust Building
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
George Howard
Frederick Keep
Willian Slater
Read Johnson
Huntington, Jackson
James Mitchell
Edward W. Eberle
Philadelphia
Eberle
U. S
Washington
Bellevue-Stratford
Army and Navy
Elotel Graften
Hilary Jones
Washington Navy Yard
Patronesses for Carnival at New Willard in December
Dickins carnival patronesses are Mrs John Sharp Williams Mrs Joseph Welden Batley Mrs Robert Leve Fowler Mrs Ellis Logan Mrs Charles Howry Mrs George Howard Mrs Theodore Shuey Mrs John Capers Mrs Harry Lane and Mrs Frederick Sid dons. Homeless Belgium children charity linked with event. Also noted are social movements of Miss Elise Shearman and Mrs L I O Shearman visiting Washington from New York.
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John Sharp Williams
Joseph Welden Batley
Robert Leve Fowler
Ellis Logan
Charles Howry
George Howard
Theodore Shuey
John ¢. Capers
Harry Lane
Frederick L. Siddons
New Willard
Belgium
Banks' Success Sure in New Monetary Scheme
New York November 24 Benjamin Strong Jr governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York urges patience toward the new monetary system at a Prosperity luncheon. He says reserves cannot create prosperity but will aid business recovery as they assume functions with careful oversight. He praises cooperation of district banks and urges gradual adoption of accepted bills to replace notes.
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New York Bank
New York
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Benjamin Strong, Jr
Federal Reserve Bank of
New York City
Strong
Merchants’ Association
Mr. Strong
Congress
New Trade Era In U S Sees Vast Credit Balance
Sir George Puish British financial adviser sees a large annual U S credit balance from foreign trade and urges open stock dealings. He notes improved money and industrial conditions and predicts the United States can expand exports, reduce European debt, and prepare for free stock market operations pending Interstate Commerce Commission rate decisions.
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America
Stock Exchange
New York
United States
George Puish
George
Salls
Basil Brackett
Tl. P. Davison
J.P. Morgan & Co
Adriatic
iSoyd George
Sir George
Europe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gadski Charms Audience at First Philharmonic Concert
Josef Stransky led the New York Philharmonic at the New National Theater with Wagner and Weber selections. Mme Johanna Gadski delivered powerful dramatic soprano arias, notably from Oberon and Gotterdammerung, while Stransky emphasized vivid color and climactic endings. Maximilian Pilner touched concert balance. the program opened with Tchaikovsky Pathetique.
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Josef Stransky
Philharmonic Orchestra of
New York
New National Theater
Mme
Johanna Gadski
Wagner
Weber
Stransky
Maximilian Pilner
Mme. Gadski
Mme. Gadeki
Anale
Sieatried
European demand and railroads face funding rise
Europe adds millions to orders and Americans fear trade. Jarmen J. Hill said national business was down as confidence waned about the future. He linked railroad woes to insufficient exchange of commodities, not tariff fear alone, predicting European money will demand higher rates, increasing railroad financing costs.
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Europe
New York
Jarmen J. Hill
Thin
Mr. al
Rairoads
Allies Spend 3.5 Million on War Supplies in Chicago
The Washington Post reports England and France placed a large tin canning order with Chicago packers, estimated at 450 thousand dollars this time and 3.5 million overall spent on war supplies. Steel mills operate overtime as 2,000 workers return to the Illiniois Steel South Chicago plant, rail and structural mills reopen to full capacity. France seeks rails to rebuild ruined German lines.
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Washington Post
Chicago
England
France
Alties
Illinoia Steel Company
Contracts Foreign Agents Offer For U S Articles
Foreign agents seek U S suppliers across items including motor driven spraying machines 20 to 4 gallons capacity iron ores hematite and manganese paper and envelopes chair parts turning sawedout parts chair seats three ply seats perforated veneers shell relief seats cane for chair manufacture textiles for children's garments gowns knitted coats and suits Samples have been sent for evaluation with American manufacturers' names and addresses to be provided.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
United Kingdom
Orders for Blankets Rush the Mills of New England
In Boston on November 24, many New England mills work steadily on contracts for blankets, flannels, and uniform cloths for Canada likely destined for the British army in Flanders. Immense shirting funnels are produced and mills may stay busy until mid January. blanket contracts extend into February and March. Contracts total about 1.85 million dollars.
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Bperlat
Washington Post
Broston
New England
Canada
Flanders
Big underwear and glove orders go to N Y mills
Utica New York November 24 The Clayville Knitting Mill a branch of the Utica Knitting Company runs its plant day and night on a 285 000 order for underwear placed by the British and French governments The Gloversville Knitting Company is working on an order for 24 000 chosen pairs of gloves and many hundreds of dozens of socks The gloves are like those used by the United States army The socks are of the heavy lumbermen variety It is said the orders were placed by agents of the British government.
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Washington
Utica
N. Y
Clayville Knitting Mill
Utica Knitting Company
Ita
Gloversville Knitting Company
United States
Germany to Get Cotton Safe Shipment via Holland
State Department reports The Hague says Netherlands foreign office assures no difficulties for cotton in transit to Germany or transshipments to Dutch firms. Transit permits may be obtained by Dutch firms upon or before arrival of shipments.
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Germany
Holland
State Department
The
Hague
Foreign Office of
Netherlands
Orders for 2000 tons hardwood ashes sought by buyers
New York reports orders for about 2000 tons of hardwood ashes for agricultural and horticultural use awaiting shipment. The goods may be packed in kegs or bags, with kegs preferred. England and France are both seeking the ashes, valued around 65000 dollars.
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New York
England
France
$1 809 000 Shoe Contract For Armies Being Rushed
Webster Massachusetts reports a 600600 pair shoe order for allied European armies. The B A Corbin Shoe factory will produce most of the footwear, with Marlboro plants to share. English Belgian French and Italian forces receive distinct styles, at an approximate outlay near 1.8 million dollars.
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Washington Post
Webster
Mass
Europe
B. A. Corbin
Marlboro
Howe & Diamond Factoriaa
Corbin Company
Exports at Ten Principal Ports Surpass Imports
Exports at the ten principal ports handling 8 percent of the business totaled $33,217,537 for the week ended November 71, while imports were $24,834,120, yielding a trade balance in favor of the United States of over $14,000 for the week and more than $46,000,000 for the month.
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United States
Powder trade shifts as Du Pont guards plants
Milmington Delaware November 24 Colonel Edmund G Buckner vice president of the Du Pont Powder Company says the Tou Ponta now supplies all nations with powder formerly from England and Germany. Mills are guarded with tight security and only permit entry with proper credentials. He states war has expanded U S powder business and Du Pont is uniquely busy. The smokeless powder rumor is denied and the Carney Point New Jersey plant near here is the world s largest and is especially busy.
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Washington Post
Milmington
Del
Tou Ponta
England
Germany
Edmund G. Buckner
du Vont Powder Company
United States
South America
Europe
France
du Pont Coin Company
Col. Buckner
du Pont
Smoireless
Carney Point
N. J
George i. Long
Joseph Dixon Crucibte Company
Jersey
Its
the Dixon Company
Pixon
Mexico
Exports of Cotton Hit New Yearly Record
Special to The Washington Post New York November 24 exports of cotton yesterday totaled 55 587 bales the largest daily movement since September. Despite higher transport and insurance costs, the crop moved to Europe and Asia as international tensions eased. Great Britain took 21 617 bales with 20 670 to the continent and 12 to China. Season exports reach 1 102 977 bales with Japan shipments since September 4 at 141 008 compared with 113 000 a year ago.
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Washington Post
New York
Europe
Asia
State Department
Great Britain
China
Japan
Huge Contacts Made for Autosane Equipment
Chicago November 24 Contracts from Great Britain totaling over 15 million dollars cover automobiles wagons sleds harness and similar gear. Frederick S Fish president of the Studebaker Corporation reports the export arouses massive employment. A separate English deal has let 500 automobile trucks to Thomas B Jeffery in Keisha Wisconsin and Jackson Automobile of Jackson Michigan holds a 1 million dollar order for France.
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Chicago
Great Britain
England
Frederick S. Fish
Studebaker Corporation
Thomas B. Jeffery Automobile Company
Keesha
Wis
Jackson Automobile Company
Jackson, Mich
Banks Repay Their Loan Clearing House Retirement Notice
Philadelphia banks will retire clearing house loan certificates by December 1 as monetary conditions improve. Fewer than $2,000,000 remains outstanding across ten or eleven banks, with an estimated total of about $11,000,000 issued. Banks may turn to the Federal Reserve Bank for discounting commercial paper if needed.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Clearing House
Clearing House Committee
Heuce Committee
Federal Reserve Bank
Tariff Debate Mirrors Mixed U S Business Outlook
Letters from major firms show uneven response to tariff unsettlements and war, with textile and knit goods expanding orders while metal and machinery suffer. Companies report full or near full capacity, rising domestic demand, and varied foreign trade, especially to South America and Mexico, amid wartime disruption.
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Arthur Sierman
Poewuce
Worka
New York
N. Y
France buys more steel to make shrapnel shells
Pittsburgh reports new orders for steel from France increasing the total to 1,060 tons of bars to be formed into shrapnel shells. Jones & Laughlin Steel, Carnegie Steel, and Carbon Steel Co each run about 250 tons daily, with deliveries at New York docks and payment before loading.
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Washington Post
Pittsburgh
Mille For Steel
France
Tne
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company, Ltd
Carnegie Steel Company
Carbon Steel Company
Pittshureh steelImakers
New York
Calls For New 1,000,000 Pairs Heavy Wool Stockings
New York November 24 Allied governments place orders for 1,000,800 pairs of 66 per cent wool hose and 600,000 sweater coats with the Anserwe Export Company. Hosiery aligns with domestic 25 per cent variety, three pounds per dozen. Coats face manufacturing challenges with many firms engaged. Prices run about 4.50 to 4.75 dollars.
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Washington Post
New York
Anserwe Export Company
Anserge
Cudahy Packing Reopens Plant After Big Beef Order
Omaha reports a British contract for 53,000,600 one pound tins of corned beef to the Cudahy Packing Company of South Omaha. The large order leads to reopening of the plant that had been closed for several years.
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Omaha
Neb
Cudehy Packing Company
South Omaha
Calla
Cudahy Company
Gets 2 500 000 Bullet Order For European Nation
Swanton Vermont Nov 24 A contract for 2 500 000 dollars worth of rifle cartridges has been awarded to two local companies. The order is said to be for use by the country now at war. The firms will install new machinery and operate day and night with three shifts for at least a year.
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Vermont
Swanton, VI
Balus War
Mass of Americas Elaborate Music Program at St Patrick’s
Plans complete for Thanksgiving Day services at St Patrick’s Church with Dr John J Cavanaugh of Notre Dame delivering the sermon. Cardinal Gibbons and 21 American republic representatives will attend as guests, and a Pan-American march will feature a ceremonial presentation.
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Mgr. Russell
St. Patrick’s Church
Republics
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Patrick's Tatihahe
Mar Russell
John J. Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame
Ind
Cardinal Gilbuns
American Republic
Appeals For Aid To Students Across Europe
An appeal issued by the American Real Loss seeks aid from students and pupils to alleviate suffering in Europe. It emphasizes the need for gauge degradation and absorbent cotton structures to address injuries and tetanus risk, urging support for medical care and relief efforts.
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Anerican Wivers College
Assanta Ie
Europe
Deasen
Church Concert for Red Cross Benefit
A church concert proceeds benefit the Red Cross with performances likely featuring listed local dignitaries and musicians. Attendees include Mrs Sydney, Miss Flowerta Mliet, James Shian, Mrs Elizaber Manwell, and others, with details of the program and participants provided.
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Tian Cather
Charles
Hatet
Wire
Siréater
James Shian
Elizaber S. Manwell
Free Dinner at Gospel Mission Tomorrow
Spelling and punctuation are inconsistent in the text. The notice advertises a free dinner at the Gospel Mission tomorrow hosted by Marshall Place Fortiw. It mentions Thanksgiving turkey, pork and beans, potatoes, cranberries, and tea. Names Martha Washington and others appear as attendees or organizers.
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Marshall Vlace
Cate
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J. Mergeant Cram
Women's Trade
Fifty-seventh Street
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James J. Dal
East Fifty-fire
Cram
Pinchot
Sons of the Ocean
J. Hooker Hamersley
Seamen's Church Institute of New York
Wessel
Devonshire House
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Balmoral
Scotland
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Kensington Palace
Barbara Rutherford
William K. Vanderbilt
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William Farle Dodge
Oliver Harriman
Robert Raven
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Henry Claws
Washington Currency Association
U.S
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J. Henri de Sibour
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Annapolis
Miss Howser
Army
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L. I. 0. Shearman
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Chiklip P. Campbell
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Mt. Vernon Avenue
Miss Campbell
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Miladelphia
Willie W. Bowman
Harrisonburg
B. N. Bowman
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Edinburg
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Jennings
Reserve Board
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Gadski
Philharmonic
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United Cla@or Stores Company of America
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Naional Gum and Mien Company
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Maxwell Motor Company
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Americas
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Kassel
Furs
Haydn
Ierta
Strasbourg
Hough Betts
Gordone
Benedictia
Pao Armencan
el Gan
Gilbone
Masington
Baltimore
Mer Russell
Gospel Mission
Dr. A. Reed
Earth
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Penna, Ave
J.P. Smith Shoe Co
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