Washington and Delaware firms linked in trust case
Authorities say the Delaware firm connected to a Washington trust company is not implicated in the Washington company’s transactions. The case highlights a confusing web of related entities and cross state dealings as investigators examine guaranties, executorships, and trust investments amid complex ownership and control questions.
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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 Far Eastern Conference Debates
A formal gathering yielded pledges and tensions as officials from several nations discussed settlement terms and trade disputes. Key figures including Luis Polercart and Bramasco Foe were cited in the report as attending the New World summit, with positions arising over rebuilding and industry policies.
Local theft reported on Lee Street amid tense crowd
Eyewitness accounts describe a Black individual snatching purses at a Lee Street location near Sixth Street. The incident involved a short woman who fled with cash while onlookers pursued, detailing a struggle and a weapon claim as authorities investigate.
Fall Fashion Exhibit Promises Elegant Tailored Garments
Despite ongoing rebuilding, a new fall collection is unveiled with a line of fashionable outfits. A Kau Suit and an overcoat lead a wet sale with a special Tab uca line at $4. The shop promises the finest tailored garments customers have seen, with other pieces offered at low prices.
Yoakum Party Tours East to Inspect Roads in Washington
A farm union delegation led by Mr Pierce visits the Office of Public Roads in Washington and tours laboratories testing road materials. They plan авто tours of New Jersey highways, discuss road improvement plans, and advocate farmer access to better roads with state and federal help.
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B F Yoakum Good Soada
Farmera Unions
Arkansa
Oblahom
Louisiana
Texas
Washington
Philadelphia
Yoakum
Quaker City
New Jersey
Department of Agriculture
Enjneer Pierce
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
Convics
Spiruiture
Idahoma
Connors
Thenmseh
Okla
Toma
Ana
Routh
Commercia
Hampton
Vazco Avocate
Oklahoma City
Washington Post
Justice Moody Shows Improvement in Illness at Home
Reports from Washington indicate Associate Justice Moody of the U S Supreme Court is recuperating at his Haverhill Massachusetts home after a severe rheumatic attack. He remains in pain and largely immobile, with physicians noting gradual improvement and cautioning that he may not attend the October term. Arrival in Washington is not expected before the fall or winter.
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Moody
United States Supreme Court
Haverhill
Mans
Washington
Moody Testis
Supreme Court
Local Pastor Candidate Favored by Memorial Church Board
The Turner Place Memorial Lutheran Church in Lancaster Ohio unanimously recommends Rev Me Douglas to succeed the late Dr Butler. The September 7 congregational meeting will decide his election after a campaign praising his youth and ministry, with strong endorsements from community leaders and remarks on his wife’s fit for church life.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Butler
Turner Place Memorial Church
Rex Lloyd Cassel Oouglas
Rv J & Aueer
Douglas Eligibilly
Carota Campans
Chien
Doug Igs
Doughts
Fla
Wire
de Poren
Middle West
Douglas
Garland
Buller
Lutheran Church
Atlantic City
Wurtenberg College
Wt Great Equity
Memorial Church
Tne Church
Hia
Independent Church
Ley Douglas
Showalter
Lutheran Council
Tts
Mor
Memorial Lutheran Church
Tank
Bhawalter
Post
Hix
If Valentine
Lutheran Observer
Dayzlas
The
Observer
HA. Cassidy
Tencenter Hio
Sleuth in hot chase excites two cafes
Briton Christie 38 scar s as accused of embezzlement fled through a cafe row after arrest warrant. Detective O Brien pursued Christie from Thirteenth Street NW to two cafes andPennsylvania Avenue, capturing him near police headquarters. Christie, unmarried, employed by Penn Mutual Life Insurance, allegedly took 365 dollars and did not log it.
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Washington
Mowt
Christie
Jed Paiick O' Belen
Central Office
Merry
Louis Roeckstyns
Florida Avenue
Frm
Chrgie Isseen
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Boeckstyns
Boeckatyns
Chelstier
O Brien
O'Brien
Big May
Chrstie
O'Bien
Fourteenth Street
Headquarters
Pennsylvania Avenue
Purault
Bam Goodacre
United Statesavings Bank
Alexandria
Will Hays
Polfee Court
German walker bets 1000 to beat veteran across the continent
Paul Lange a German bartender started in Atlantic City on September 24 aiming to walk to San Francisco in 100 days. He wagered his friends $100 each that he could surpass Weston’s time and reach Washington and beyond. Lange arrived in Washington yesterday and plans to press toward Rockville Cumberland Cincinnati while hoping to win the bet.
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Pacific
Weston
Paul Lange
Atlantic’ City
San Francisco
Cal
Washington
Lange
Atlantic
Oty Lange
Taneney
Mazar F P
Atlantic City
Natonal
Rockville
Cumberland
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
Brotherly Love
Selahore
Midshipman Dropped Amid Inaptitude Charge at Annapolis
Spachel reports at Annapolis that midshipman Howard Tichardson Becleston of the first class resigned for the good of the service after a Navy Department inquiry. The practice squadron report suggested his continued service would have cost government money, and Becleston is the son of a Baltimore railroad employee.
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Spachel
Annapolis
Lunt Bowyer
Academy
Howard Tichardson Ecleston
Te Teques
Navy Department
Inia
Rocks
Rebekah Degree Entertainment Honors Fifty-Eighth Anniversary
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a celebration in Od Fellows Hall for the fifty-eighth anniversary with invited guests. Canton No 1 Patriarchs Militant led the program at 8:30, featuring readings, addresses, music, and a dance lasting until 11:20. Committees listed include Carter, Bayliss, Yoakley, and others overseeing program, reception, decorations, printing, and prose.
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Hehchal
Odd Fellows
Od Fellows Hall
Canton
Washington
Gram Lodge
Allyn Shackerford Quening
Ines Ded Keck
Annie Ki Gaxaby
Ruth
Belle ‘M Carter
Noble Grand
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 in New York
The Post lists arrivals and movements of ocean steamers including ships from Hamburg Bremen and New York bound for Plymouth and Liverpool. It notes reported arrivals and docking for Friday, with typical classified ad notices and no charge for extra listings.
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New York
Oceanie
Trom
Wluer
Cher
Hamburn
Profida
Havre
Friedrich der Crome
Bremen
Maplee
Meamtke
Genox
Tusitant
Liverpool
Plymouth
Woman helps fund water supply for Salvation Army home
Mrs Richard Butler paid for a water meter at the American Salvation Army Home for Women and Children. Marian Smalley, in charge since 1919, could not cover the cost, risking water cutoff and disruption of service until Butler’s payment via Maj Judson prompted installation and thanks were sent to Butler and The Post.
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Rachard Butler
American Salvation Army
Mornings Post
Marian Smalley
Smalley
Richard Butler
Maj
Judson
Averican
Morthwest
Sis
Swagley
The
Post
Campaign closes tomorrow as Irish voter poll opens in Washington
Campaign to honor Bulo Sod closes tomorrow night with Commissioner Macfarland to announce the result. Women may vote, Germans to participate, and a seven year event at Benning track features Martin Sheridan and athletes from across the capital.
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Macfarland
Washington
Order of
Hibernians
Benning
Martin J Sheridan
Wall
Bepmpg
Hartigan
Irshman
Wershington
Dr Hurst Welcomed Home At Large Reception
A formal reception honored Rev Dr John Murst financial secretary of the African Methodist Episcopal Church of Washington upon his return from a two month stay in Port au Prince Haiti. Attendees included Mrs Hurst and numerous church leaders and dignitaries from several states who delivered addresses and extended congratulations. The arrangements were led by an executive committee and reception committee consisting of prominent church members.
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John Murst
African Methodist Episcope
Missouri
Incee
Rex
Stepien
Lousiana
Maryland
Jordan South Carolia
Stewart
Columbia
Tforman
Virginia
Hershaw
Georgia
Kelly MI
South Carolina
Joan & Danes
Ewrakoa
Cromwell District
JU Murphy Marviana
Jeffo Ro Mo
Thompson
Indiana
Terrell District of Columbia
Vernon Kansas
Bishop
J Stewar
Lackford Wiliam Wenifer
Cromwell
Rose
M Beckett
Norris
Vernon
J Jordan
Stephan Dre
Hon Warmy
Trompson
Murray
T Laylyn
Griffin
JH Murphy
Calvary Church Marks First Birthday With Sermons
The Calvary Methodist Church in Northwest Washington holds daily services this week to celebrate its first anniversary. Rev J C Esott of West Virginia preaches series of sermons at Thirty-first and Q streets. Dr Knott urges that life centers on pleasing God and righteousness, noting heaven requires a holy life. He warns that records meet judgment, grace guides entry, and only Christ’s righteousness allows entrance to the eternal city. Church notes wedding ad policy and Post Want Ads remain breezy.
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Rex JO Knott
Wovington
W Va
Calvary Moe Church
St. Augustuus
Oncar Wilde
Naif
Christ
Weather Across Regions Warns of Storm and Temperature Rise
A weather bulletin reports a northward moving storm along the Miselartnal walla centered over Illinois with heavy rain and severe squalls in the South and Midwest. Winds shift from southeast to northwest as the Atlantic coast experiences increasing sunshine and a rise in temperatures, with warnings posted for New England and the mid Atlantic.
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Washington
Walla
Tllinois
Distubantes
UNIS
Orw
Agualiz
Southern
MiamMe
Rocky Mountain
Lower Lake
Prem
Reston
Ohio Valley
New England
Cohey
Auth
South Atlantic
Anyteam
Gulf Coset
Brismers
Fnr
EO Williams Dead President of Washington Lunch Company
EO Williams president of the Washington Lunch Globe died 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. Willems. Funeral arrangements not complete. body to be taken to Springfield for burial.
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Washington Lunch Company
Bnef Titmess EO Williams
Gort Northwest Simulaws
Vester Jax
Willins
Washington
Charles
Washington Coach Company
Persylvania Avenue
GHG
Eaves
Harry
Willems
Springfield
Buria
Ban on the Growler Unites Rett Lingar Dealers and Excise Board
The Rett Lingar Dealers Association and the District excise board agreed to cooperate to suppress speakeasies and other liquor outlets. A committee was formed to coordinate with excise officials to end growler rushing. The association seeks future joint action with revenue authorities to uphold liquor laws.
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Rett Lingar Dealers Association
District Exciin Board
Yevterday 1
Excise Guard
Wietnet
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Office of Public Roads
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Justice Moody
B. F. Yoakum
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Clark Hudson
S. J. Hampton
J. W.thurman
Freeman R. Smith
J. F. Harbert
M. F. Dickinson
J. P. Connors
Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson
G. A. Cole
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Mayor Sexauer
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Hovward R. Eccleston
Rebekah Degree
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Fred J Mersheimer
William Gude
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Quality House
Christian Xander
Gary
7Th Street
DR. Hurst
A. M. E. Church
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J. C. Esott
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Midnicht
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Ralo
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Cal Ave
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Newark
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Washington, D. C
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13Th Street
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