Supreme Court damag es and equity actions in District of Columbia
The Daily Legal Record reports on multiple DC Supreme Court matters across Equity Division 1 and 2, including damages awarded or sought, bond provisions, and sales decreed. Notable items include Carmody damages 2195.50, Keogh v Rickenbacher sale decree with 30,000 bond, and numerous motions set for October 20 to November 15. Public notices also cover probate and real estate transfers across neighborhoods. Plaintiff and attorney names appear throughout, along with case numbers and court divisions.
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Hursday
Vutubeh
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Carmody
J. Wiliam Shea Equity Division
Justice Hitz
Small & Ingelis Company Va
Mvetionsa
Edward B. McLean
Pinintiff's
P. B. Morehouse
Mclana ‘Ban & Horton
Equity Division
Justice Bailey
Zinkhanya
Cockrell
Second National Bank
Heine
Union Savings Bank
McCor
Plaintif
JC Adkins
Samuel Untermyer Selthatsen
Smithson
C James
Stafford Davin
Sovereign Camp of the Woodmen of the World
Iby
Rob Pleharty
Kirney
Bo Rhodes
Virginia Portland Cement Copany
Laine
McCoy
Cilephane
M. J Colbert
Toving
Lester
Thurstan
Foss
Foster—Delaner
Synth Rx Stewart
Morgan Sherier
Baker
Abbott
Wheatley
Roga
Garson
Heclatron Works
Williams Pretzfelner
Kilbrey
Chapin Sacks Manufacturing Company
Justice Baley
Begue
Geneste
George F Williams
Harry
Welch
Richard J. Farash
CC W Clagett
David
Robert W Monahan
Bowles
Joon Adont
Henry C Traphagen
W Fitts
Anton B Ruppert
Liberty Bonds
NG Dunne
James E Coates
Barry Shannon First In Handicap At Empire City
New York racing déficit Barry Shannon led from start to finish to win the mile and seventy yards handicap at Empire City, snapping Hank O Day’s odds on bid. Cirrus captured the Hartsdale Handicap later, in a strong field, earning $1,485 for H P Whitney. Ernest W Soap veteran swimmer died of pneumonia in Philadelphia at 24.
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New York
Hank O'Day
Empire City
Barry Shannon
Snap Dragon
H P Whitney
Cirrus
RACH
Madam Byng
Ensor
Trolae
Loyal Peter
Schullinger
Tarascon
Applejack IT
Plaviada
Misericorde
Tiger Rose Blue Devil
Mine Sweeper
Hand Grenade @E
Gicom
Haynes
Ophelia
Walls
War Rvel
Loftus
Beoots
Star Realm
Young Adama
Lengden
Tapling
Bathilde
Eusor
Adele
Golden King
Thistle
Poor Butterfly
Tan
Myers
Peep Light
Itice
Miss Bryn
Tapiin
Tayour
Aebo
Philadelphia
Ernest W Soap
Parcel list of mortgage securities and assignments in the city
A lengthy OCR of mortgage and trust assignments showing numerous properties in various squares and lots. Names include Wolpe, Annie Wolpe, Demarest, Weaver, Middleton, McMullen, Bowles, King'sman, Warrell, Offutt, Doyle, Lemperle, Jaques, Albrechtgen, and many others. Each entry lists securing parties, lenders, amounts from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, term lengths from 2 to 5 years, interest around 6 percent, and quarterly or monthly payment schedules. The text documents numerous property parcels in GRANBY, CHICHESTER, ORIGINAL LOTS, and other divisions, with references to Washington Loan and Trust Company and Equitable Building Association among others.
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Tenth Street
Maryland Avenue
N Street
Thomas W Schaeffer
James M Quick
Thirteenth Street
John Stephenson
Francis M Hanger
Forty Eighth Street
Lee Street
Kane Place
Caroline Beall Et Vir
Wiliam M
Clarence
Liencoln Road
Florence
Macdonald
William T. Foster
T Street
William T Foster Et
Twentieth
Jackson Streets
Patchet
Kate V_Patch
Square
Hamlin Street
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
John
Jefferson D .Shompoon
Charles A Peters
Martin Lomperle
Vmne Strelt
Renry C . Fapey
John C Schofield
Frastres
Yancey
Pigg
Streep
Bessie J. Kibbey
Shann Sons & Co
Lst
Fifteenth Street
Margaret Sullivan
Sir Thomas IF
Marie Singhes
Westminster Street
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Richard A Giflem
Martha F.gillem
Twelfth Street
Morris T. Wolfe
Robert Kressin
Wisconsin Avenue
Walter D Waugh
Robert T Mc Mullen
Brentwood Road
William A’ Hitt
Cecile T
Albrecht Sen
Laura
Lazenby Et al
John Fitzmorrin
Florida Avenue
Porter Street
Ellen H Smith
J Russell Smith
Sarah Hodge
Alphemse Gouldman
Benjamin
King and
Olive
Quincy Street
Fourteenth Street
Mary T. Mosher
Herman H Moellering
Ord Street
Orty Fourth Street
Anacostia Road
Eugene W Weaver
Alphonse Gouldman
Lacile L Ghormley
Brightwood Park
Jacob
Gruyer
Era L Campbell
Eleventh
Twelfth
Herbert C Graves
John and
Nicoletta Sesso
Jono G Lederer
Walter H Carter
Bleyfrta Ilpargy
Thomas Et Ax
Jacob M Stein Pact
RHODE_ISLAND AVENUE
John P Henry Et Ax
Anita Af Tennoe
Metropolis
John Marshall Place
George HF Williams Et al
Percy H Russell
Thomas CG Jurreil
Rhodh Island Avene
Nortadast
Amta
Rennoe
Henryk Hunter
Metropolis View
Chichister-Arthur B
Suit Et Ux
Walliam C James
Wolpe
Annie Wolpe
Annie F_ Demarest
Carl Ro Weaver
David * Weaver
John L Weaver
John ‘Jay
Edson, Jr
Barry Farm
John H Dole
Washington Town and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building
Frank O' Warrell
Richard Kingsman
Joseph F Helbert J
Reid
Davidge Middleton
Robert T McMullen
Annie Tio
Bo Agee Bowler
George W Offutt Jr
Potomac Livings Bank
James A. Doyle
Mary E
John J Bowles
Albert S. Trendle
Hdward H Timmdle Guardian
Marlin Lemperle
Chapin Brown
Henry II Bergmann
Oriental Building — Association
Yanney W Plaget
Ux Nannie I
Arthur Carr
Manin
Curtis
Margare Suthan
Clarence M. de Vette
William W. Beall
Robert C Howard
Caroline C Beall
Richard A Guillem
Martha
Gillem
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Jefferson D Thompson
Louisa C
William W Chiswell
J’ M Parker
Benjamin Wo Chiswell
Ida T Chinwell
Me C Dunne
Mary A
William G Donne
Anna Eoto
HH Bergmann
George M Ommerich
Francis M Flanger
J Walter Stephenson
Frank ‘A Johnson
John A Stephenson
Jia S Haves
D Garman
Pat
IT Wright
Jennie Wordan
William
Janes
Mit Cornish
JB Flynn
Arthur B Suit
Grorge M Fond
American Security and ‘Trout Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Farl W Sheets
Leda Ato
Charles W Fairfax
Frederic E Johnson
Mary A Rice
Eva L Campbell
Gruver
W . Christ
Jacob Gauver
George W Uckles Cux
Mildred
Charles Linking
James L Crewford
Max Needie
Walter R Carter
Ax Beatrie
H H Bergmann
Charles Schafer
George Eastbaum
H H_ Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
John Senso
Ux Nicoletta
H HA Bergmann
John W Shipley
Katie A
Harvey M Sager
Alpheus
Uae
Edwin C. Jones
Hannie
Jones
Navy Practice Nears Naval Academy Game
Annapolis Oct 17 Captain Ingram of the football team is recovering from Spanish influenza and may not play in Saturday's game against the Portsmouth Navy Yard. Several flu patients returned to the lineup as Coach Dobie ran a strenuous practice ending with two half hour scrimmages.
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Annapolis
Iappet
Naval Academy
Ingram
Naval
Dobie
Gallaudet Squad Hard Gridiron Drill in Progress
Football at Gallaudet is under way with influenza cases mostly recovered. Coach Hughes expects 80 players soon. Fort Byer team slated to visit Kendall Green on November 9, while the Mt. St. Mary's game next Saturday was canceled due to quarantine.
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Gallaudet
Hughes
Fort Byer
Kendall Green Boys
Mt. St. Mary’s
Marylanders
League war over Perry settled in court ruling
Cleveland October 17 Common Pleas Judge Stevens dissolved the injunction stopping the National Baseball Commission the National League and the Boston team from interfering with pitcher Scott Perry remaining with the Philadelphia American League club The matter was settled out of court after Connie Mack secured the injunction last June and Boston had taken Perry on a thirty day option before releasing him Philadelphia argued the option had not been fulfilled and later Boston sought to reclaim him through the National Commission
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Ptevens
National Baseball Commission
National League
Boston
Scott Perry
Connie Mack
Philadelphia American
Perry
Southern Association
Philadelphia
Hoston
National Commission
Sports Week drives war fund through gridiron games
President Wilson approves the united war council plan to raise 170.5 million for soldiers and sailors and designates November 11 to 18 as Sports Week to boost donations through football and other athletic events. Schools and college groups are urged to organize big games or accept checks, with emphasis on Army student programs and the need to keep football active for youth training during the epidemic era. War Cloud, returning star, wins at Yonkers in a strong performance, defeating Roamer while clocking 1:43 for a mile and seventy yards.
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Wilson
United War Council
Army Training Corps
War and Navy Departments
Army
Demotion shakes up varsity lineup for Swarthmore game
Joe Straus, star back from last season, is demoted by Acting Coach Hallenback and now plays with the scrubs. Changes aim to boost attack and defense as Walker and Hoover expected to start at ends against Swarthmore. Other selections await Friday. Ann Arbor notes report cancellation of Michigan vs. Agricultural College game due to influenza. Tris Speaker set for navy aviation pilot training. Emil Herz to auction horses in New York October 24 with several racehorses listed. Country-wide influenza affects schedules and sports plans.
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Philadelphia
Joe Straus
Hallenback
Straus
Hailenhack
Walker and Hoover
Swarthmore
Bob Folwell
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Aviation Corps of the Navy
Boston
Emil Herz
New York
Manister Tor
Daddys Choiee
Matin
Clare Boothe
Eddie McBride
Nelle Yorke
Marion Adler Herzit
Gasless Sundays Ended by Fuel Administration
Gasless Sundays were lifted immediately by the Fuel Administration. If gasoline stocks fall again, the request could be renewed and priority orders may begin for overseas shipments. About 1,000,000 barrels were saved for military use and current east of California stocks remained steady. October 14 inventories stood at 3,134,781 barrels of motor gasoline and 166,369 of aviation gasoline, with storage reaching Wyoming and other interior locales.
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Garfield Yester
Way
Fuel Administration
California
Wyoming
Oil Division
The
Europe
Slavic Refuge in Sweden Figures of Prewar Leaders
Stockholm reports that many prominent Russian leaders and exiles, including former foreign minister Terestchenko and Gen Mannerheim, seek refuge in Sweden unable to move elsewhere in Europe or to America. Russians in Stockholm discuss anti Bolshevik plots as Russian language and literature flourish briefly. The note refutes an assassination claim about Terestchenko.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
Russia
Scandinavia
Europe
America
Terestchenko
Kerensky
Mannerheim
Finland
Poland
Sweden
Abdul Baha Found at Haifa by British Troops
New York reports the British bureau of information received a London cablegram stating Abdul Baha, a Persian Bahai leader with followers worldwide, has been located at Haifa Palestine. He is reportedly in good health and cared for by British soldiers. Also, F T P Allison a South famed swimmer trainer died in New Orleans at 41 from pneumonia after influenza.
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New York
British Bureau of Information
London
Abdul Baha
Harta
United States
Palestine
New Orleans
Pat) Allison
South
Allison
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Stakes at Laurel May Be Canceled
Laurel Park races may be scrapped if racing does not resume by tomorrow as health authorities weigh reopening. Col. Matt Winn said stakes for the week would be dropped if the course does not reopen, while horsemen prepare for ongoing competition and pursue purse increases when resumption is allowed. Surgeon General Blue urged outdoor, open-air conditions to aid health efforts and public cooperation.
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Laurel Park
Maryland
Matt Winn
Maryland State Board of Health
Laurel
Winn
Influenza Epidemic Bans Illinois Sports Contests
Chicago officials foresee state health orders prohibiting all athletic events that draw crowds in Illinois for an indefinite period. The anticipated measure cancels football games wrestling matches and similar contests after today amid the influenza outbreak.
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Chicago
Wife Sues Inn Director for Divorce and Alimony
Mrs Clara Albert files equity court petition against husband Henry Albert managing director of Wardman Park Inn at 2660 Woodley Road NW seeking limited divorce and alimony. She cites extreme cruelty desertion failure to provide and misconduct, names a co respondent, says couple married July 27 1901 in Brooklyn and have two daughters Dorothy and Norma Ciara aged 15 and 13. She alleges cruelty over time and that he deserted on July 20 and ceased support despite a $3000 salary.
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Mra
Clara Albert
Equity Courts
Henry Albert
Wardman Park Inn
Woodley Road
Northwest
Brooklyn
Dorothy
Norma Ciara
Albert
Reduced rail fare plan opposed by War Department
The War Department sent a letter to Senate military committee chairman Chamberlain opposing a bill by Senator Calder proposing a one cent per mile rail rate for soldiers and sailors. Acting Secretary Crowell argued the measure would be welcome to service members but would worsen railroad congestion beyond any travel gains.
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War Department
Chamberlain
Senate, Military Committee
Calder
New York
Crowell
Sisson Papers Testimony Signals Opening of Inquiry
New York October 17 report says public information committee has no wish to dodge debate on authenticity of the Sisson papers linking German support to Bolsheviks in Russia. Edgar C Sisson, who supplied the papers, will testify in court if asked. Also noted is Walter Hines Page’s improving condition after returning ill with heart disease.
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New York
Public Committee On Public Information
Walter Hines Page
Great Britain
Page
Race Horses Partner Wanted in New York
Tam, owner of a large stable, seeks a partner to share one half interest in four or more horses. About $3000 needed. Rare chance for a buyer to join. address provided for secure contact.
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Tam
Rou Uis
Auto capsizes injuring four women near Rockville
An auto driven by Robert Saunderer of Rockville on Conduit road swerved to avoid a collision and capsized, trapping four women. Mrs Robert Launders suffered head injuries and was taken to Georgetown University Hospital. two others were treated for facial and other injuries. Mrs Frane, of Rockville, and Mrs Josephine Wolf, of Potomac, Md, were cut about the eyes, with Wolf also sustaining a broken thumb. Miss Cater of Potomac Md was injured in the neck and shoulders.
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Tomi
Robert Saunderer
Rockville Mdo
Saunders
Robert Launders
Georgetown University Hospital
Robert Frane
Rockville
Josephine Wolf
Potomac, Md
Swarthmore Quarantined Amid Influenza Warning
Swarthmore barred from football with Pennsylvania as Swarthmore College goes under quarantine. The Health Board orders 18 under quarantine and 4 rest of the influenza to remain off grounds. no students may attend or participate in events until further notice.
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Philadelphia
Tennisvania
Swarthmore
Swarthwartsmore
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