Washington Trust Firms Tangle in Delaware Nexus
Local authorities describe a tangled case involving the Delaware Trust Company and the National Trust Company of Washington. Records show the Delaware entity as creditor and trustee for a Washington firm, with unclear connections between the two companies and a complex web of guarantees and investments under scrutiny by inspectors.
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Washington Cantern
Delaware Company
Huston
Indatannis
Washington Company
Keane
Washington
Delaware Trust Company
National Trust Company of
Washogton
Ita
Maulonal Trust Company
Fis Vemra
Diplomatic Triumph Amid Global Summit Tangles
A reform-minded diplomat assists in a delicate settlement as tensions flare over trade norms and regional security. High-level talks involve multiple nations, with lingering disagreements on specific clauses and enforcement, yet a cautious accord emerges highlighting shared interests and future cooperation efforts. The scene centers on key figures and policy shifts shaping regional stability and international relations.
Notorious purse snatching on Lee Street reported
A witness recounts a purse snatching incident on Lee Street near Sixth Street with a Black woman described as around five feet tall, wearing a mulled outfit, who fled the scene carrying the victim’s money. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.
Fall Fashion Exposition Promises Smart Tailored Garments
Despite ongoing rebuilding, a bold fall display debuts with a stylish range of coats overcoats and a special line of tabucas priced at four dollars. Standout tailored garments aimed to draw favorable attention are showcased as the owner offers selections from a wet now lineup. The auction-like sale features well cut pieces rumored to be among the best the shop has produced.
Yoakum Party Tours East to Inspect Roads in Washington
A Farmers Union delegation led by Yoakum, from Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Texas, concluded a Washington highway inspection. They toured the Office of Public Roads, learned about road testing, and discussed engineer-led county outreach to improve state roads. The party, honored by officials, later visited Mount Vernon and attended a performance at the New National Theater.
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Mount Vernon
New Jersey
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Farmera Unions
Arkansa
Oblahom
Louisiana
Texas
Washington
Philadelphia
Yoakum
Quaker City
Department of Agriculture
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Ftaleigh
Vernon iForce
Office of
Public Reads
Pieren
Tna
Arkansas
Lexus
Yodkum
Rock Leland
Mller Ainour
Neew National Theater
GA Cole
Farmers Titan of
India
Janda
Kansas
Bert TF Halbert
Te Marinery Union of Louisiana
Oklahoma
Idahoma
Connors
Thenmseh
Okla
Toma
Routh
Commercia
Hampton
Vazco Avocate
Oklahoma City
Washington Post
Virghita
Justice Moody Improves After Severe Rheumatism Attack
Reported improvement in Associate Justice Moody of the U S Supreme Court after a rheumatism attack at his home in Haverhill Massachusetts. Moody's pain and weakness limit movement and doctors note only gradual progress. He is unlikely to attend the Supreme Court's October term and may not reach Washington until late fall or winter.
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United States Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Lancaster preacher candidate chosen for Memorial Church pastor
The Turner Place Memorial Church board unanimously recommended Rev. Douglas of Lancaster, Ohio, to succeed the late Dr Butler as pastor. Congregation will vote September 7. Douglas, aged 11 years in ministry, has a strong reputation, praised for delivery and sincerity, and married to a college woman. Supporters claim he can reunite factions and raise the church’s standing in Lancaster.
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Atlantic City
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Lutheran Council
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Lutheran Observer
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Tencenter Hio
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Pickering
Christan
Mayor Sexauer
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Siowe
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Tuga Reeves
Court of Common
Detective Christie Nabbed After Café Chase In Washington
Briton Christie, a Penn Mutual Life Insurance agent, fled police after an embezzlement arrest warrant was served. Officers pursued him through two cafes on Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, and he was captured near police headquarters after a dramatic dash across streets. Found on him were a $5 check, an open gold watch, timetables and insurance forms. Christie, unmarried and from Alexandria, had prior similar accusations. Preliminary hearing slated for this morning.
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Headquarters
Pennsylvania Avenue
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United Statesavings Bank
Alexandria
Will Hays
Polfee Court
German Walker Bets 100 Day Cross Continent Walk
Paul Lange a muscular German bartender began a cross country trek from Atlantic City on September 24 aiming to beat Weston’s 10 day record to San Francisco. He traveled to Philadelphia Washington and beyond, wagering $100 that he could complete the journey in 100 days, with plans to reach Cincinnati and Rockville then continue toward the coast despite delays and misdirections along the route.
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Cumberland
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Philadelphia
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Selahore
Midshipman Dropped at Annapolis After Inaptitude Charge
Spachel announces the resignation of midshipman Richard Beeleston of the first class at the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland on September 1. The action follows an inaptitude charge and was supported by Lunt Bowyer with a flag officer report predicting the dropout would likely have cost the government ships and risked accidents. Beeleston is the son of a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee and former Maryland division chief train dispatcher.
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Rocks
Rebekah Degree entertains with fifty eighth anniversary program
The Rebekah Degree in Canton Washington No 1 Patriarchs Militant hosted an all inviting event in Od Fellows Hall to honor the fifty eighth anniversary. The evening featured a program led by officers of the grand encampment and Dorcas members with music by the orchestra under Allyn Shackelford. Speakers included Mrs Ella B Russ and Richard A Ford among others, followed by a dance that ran until 1120 PM.
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Washington
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Ines Ded Keck
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Belle ‘M Carter
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Rena V. Bayliss
Dorcas No 4
Hilda Bestrum
Katherine Lang
Mabel Wilcox
George & Calison
District of Columbia
Dorothy Sed
Ethel Lang
Eastern Lodge
Mra
Rale M Carter
Maude R "White
Fatela Yoakley
Alice Thomas
Westelle Yoakley
Noble
Rebekah Lodge
EH. J. Murray Cairman
Ella Hester
Eliza J. Schneider
Nallle M Smith
Will
Elizabeth Weber
M. Satueraon
Anna Billingy
Ella
W Mallory
Fleet Committee
Thames D. Shackelford
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived at New York
Shipping notices report arrivals and departures of ocean steamers including from Hamburg and Bremen to New York and Plymouth. The column notes ships from Hamburg and Bremen reaching New York, with Liverpool and Plymouth traffic and classified ads tied to port movements.
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Oceanie
Trom
Wluer
Cher
Hamburn
Profida
Havre
Friedrich der Crome
Bremen
Maplee
Meamtke
Genox
Tusitant
Liverpool
Plymouth
Water supply kept for Salvation Army home thanks to donor
Mrs Richard Butler paid for a water meter at the American Salvation Army Home for Women and Children after the home, run by Maj Marian Smalley, faced a cutoff to receive District water. The engineer commissioner warned water would be shut off without payment, but Mrs Butler’s check to Maj Judson enabled installation and relief. The Post noted the payment and thanked Butler and The Post.
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American Salvation Army
Mornings Post
Marian Smalley
Smalley
Richard Butler
Maj
Judson
Averican
Morthwest
Sis
Swagley
The
Post
Washington Idah of Washington fair at Benning track
Campaign to honor Bulo Sod closes tomorrow night with results announced by Commissioner Macfarland. Women may vote, German societies participate, and prominent athletes including Martin Sheridan attend. The event includes races, a parlor marathon, tug of war, and a dance program with diverse entertainment attracting wide public attendance.
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William Gude
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Reception honors Rev Dr Hurst in Washington homecoming
Dr Hurst greeted with a reception at Metropolitan AME Church in Washington last evening upon returning from a two month birthplace visit to Port au Prince Haiti. The event featured many clergy and lay leaders including Rev Dr Stepien and Prof Me Hershaw with a host committee led by J Stewart and W Lackford assisting in arrangements.
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Jordan South Carolia
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Columbia
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Virginia
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Georgia
Kelly MI
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Cromwell District
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Rose
M Beckett
Norris
Vernon
J Jordan
Stephan Dre
Hon Warmy
Trompson
Murray
T Laylyn
Griffin
JH Murphy
First Birthday of Calvary Church sermon series begin
The Rev J C Esott of West Virginia preaches at Calvary MoE Church marking the church's first anniversary with daily services through Saturday. Dr Knott urges a simple life focused on pleasing God, claiming only one path to heaven, and underscores righteousness and grace. Wedding garment of Christ cited for entrance to the Eternal City. Local Want Ads noted as breezy in The Post classified columns.
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Wovington
W Va
Calvary Moe Church
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Naif
Christ
Weather Conditions Report From Dene of Agroniure
Weather warnings extend across the Southern and Miami states with heavy rain and storms. Cool air and showers advance eastward into the Atlantic coast as temperatures rise in the interior. brisk winds and possible sunshine expected at times with NOAA style hourly readings and daily highs and lows.
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EO Williams Dead President of Washington Lunch Company
EO Williams president of the Washington Lunch Globe died suddenly Friday afternoon after a brief illness. He had lived in Washington nine months and with his son Charles started the Washington Coach Company with cafes at 1227 Pennsylvania Avenue. He leaves a wife and two sons, Charles and Harry B Williams. Funeral arrangements not completed. body to be taken to Springfield for burial.
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Willins
Washington
Charles
Washington Coach Company
Persylvania Avenue
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Springfield
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Ban on the Growler Unlikely Clubs Targeted by Rett Lingar Dealers
The Rett Lingar Dealers Association and the District excise board agreed to collaborate in suppressing speakeasies and other places where liquor is dispensed. A committee was appointed to confer with excise officials and promote compliance with liquor laws. The group urges an end to growler rushes and envisions future cooperation with authorities to uphold the law.
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District Exciin Board
Yevterday 1
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