Counterfeit outfit found at Walter Gingell home
Police and Secret Service agents uncovered a complete counterfeiting plant in a metal worker’s Washington home. Walter Gingell confessed to creating 10 25 and 50 cent coins and passing them locally. Authorities seized dies molds a press a melting pot and finished coins for evidence.
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Sergt
J. Willard Green
Third Police Precchct
Secret Service
George Foster
Flynn
Twenty-eighth Street
Walter Gingell
Electric
Gingell
United States
Thi ‘Third
Sergt. Green
Sergi Green
O'Brien
Foster
Polke
District Court News Highlights a Diploma Dispute
Georgetown University rebuts Myron B. Goldsmith claim for a dentistry diploma, contending he failed essential infirmary work and that any diploma decision rests with the faculty. The piece also notes disbarment actions against six lawyers, property filings, and various court filings and community notices in the District.
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Myron B. Goldsmith
Georgetown University
Denistry
A. J. Donlon
Tte
University
Goldsmith
Hamilton, Yerkes & Hamilton
John Ridout
Police Notes Record Series Of Thefts And Accidents
Yesterday police reports detail robberies involving wallets and fur muffs at Center Market and Northwest addresses. A girl, 7, fractured by a horse and wagon near Fifth and Patreaets, and a fatal hit and run on Nichols Avenue are noted, with several injuries and a fire destroying a frame dwelling at Giesboro Point. Emergency care and hospitalizations followed, including gas exposure and poison cases, as authorities investigate the incidents.
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Cleveland Kelly
William Lucas
Stresta
Charles Baker
Ashley Street
Jennie Hobbs
Waltham
Edward Richenbacher
Fourth Street
W. H. Sprage
Frances Levens
Sixth Street Northwest
Fifth and Patreets Northwest
Robert Jackson
Piercs Atreet
Engine Company No. 25
Giesboro Point
D. C
Wiliam Talbert
Mra
Ellen Corbet
C Street
Nichols Avenues
Government Hospital
Anacostia
Engle & Sone
Center Market
James H. Johnson
Cagyualty Hospital
Johnson
Wao
Births Reported In Local Record With Multiple Newborns
A series of birth notices records many newborns including Steely, Silvestri, Perkins, OM, Miseler, Martin, Dane, Lidoff, Hoffman, Geraci, Freer, Ercol, Davis, Donohue, Ceruso, Branit, Anastasia, Salles, Thee, My, Willen, and Bristol. Entries list parents such as Lewis Rt and Edas V Steely, Charles A and Ruth M Perkins, Samuel and Fannie Lidoff, George M and Pattie M Martin, and others. Several entries note boys and girls, indicating a diverse set of births across families in the community.
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Lewis Rt
Edas V. Steely
Silvestri
Anning
Exoma M. Geraci
Charles
Mary A. Freer
Luigi and
Grasia Ercol
Percy A
Marga Davis
Milburn
James A. Thee
Thomas
Anoa My
Simm Helen Smi
Willen
Clarence C
Hoss Low
John H
Rosa Ede
Bernard
Celia
Bristol
Leroy
Gene Bets
Licensed Marriages List With Several Virginia Couples
A colonial style notice lists multiple marriage intentions and ceremonies. Names include Alexander H Williams and Mary BL ter. James W Woodward Jr and Pauline Rere. Catherine Hen mates 92 and Donedhine Vv Gruecheel. Catherine PF Hen mates 92 and Donedhine Vv Gruecheel. Catherine Hen mates 92 and Donedhine Vv Gruecheel. Other couples include Ballston and Catlett, with ministers Rev D H Denis J Numad and Rev J Carl Schuermann officiating.
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Alexander H. ‘Williams
Mary Blter
F. T. Boyder
James W. ‘Woodward, Jr
Pauline Rere
Catlett
D. H. Denis J. ‘Numad
Catherine PF. Henmates
Carl C. Schuermann
Deaths Reported In City Hospitals And Homes
A long list of deaths includes George D. Parsons 84 at Emergency Hospital and Dora B. Murray 64 at G A Hospital among others aged from newborn to 84. The announcements name ages and last known addresses, with several infants and young children noted, plus multiple institutions such as Columbia Hospital Georgetown University Hospital and Lutheran Home among those reporting the deaths.
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Daughters of the Revolution
Raleigh
Anna Applegate
Baltimore
Flora’ Buell Grimes
Charles 8 Hyer
Ernest Fox Nichols
Dartmouth University
Washington
Dartmouth
University Club
Yale
Nichols
George R. Lyman
Department of Agriculture
Charles A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Samuel R. Bond
James W. Cheney
Henry M. Paul
Philip Walker
E. G. Kimball
Walter B. Patterson
David M. Hildreth
Aleyne A. Fisher
John Barrett
Henry P. Blair
Charles D
George D. Parsons
Dora B. Murray
G. A. Hospital
John 4
Conningham
Annie E. Cunningham
John Stalder
A. Brown
Victor M. Anderson
Mary A
Leary Crouse
Fargere
Samuel B. Canby
John F. Clocker
Fai TL
Reed
Monroe
Het
Mary J. Safford
Rat
Elisabeth Golden
Oliver Perking
David
Annie Keppell
Columbia_ Hospital
Annie
Harper
Stan
Themas J. Young
Breedmens Hospital
Charlie Chaplin at Va. Theater in Makea strange Predicament
City bulletins announce Charlie Chaplin today in Make a Strange Predicament at a Virginia theater. Also shows listed include Charlie in Carmen and trials of new stews at K. Phil Oyster and Chop House. Sharles's Floral Schemes for Teas are advertised as exceptional.
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Charlie Chaplin
Todey
Charlie
Carmen
K. Phil
Oyster & Chop House
Sharles
Exports Jump 70 Percent in 1915 Trade Record Set
American exports rose 70 percent in 1915 to 3.655 billion dollars as heavy exports and falling imports forged a new trade balance near 1.772 billion. Imports reached their lowest since 1912, and total foreign trade surpassed five billion dollars for the year with December exports at 8569 thousand. The 1915 trade balance nearly quintupled the 1914 result of 324 million.
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Department of Commerce
Weather and tide notice from Washington January 25 1916
Daily sun and tide table summarizes rises and lows with forecast for District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia. Weather Bureau notes fair warm weather through Wednesday, unsettled and colder Thursday with possible rain. disturbance over the plains may develop later. detailed regional forecasts included with temperatures and humidity readings.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Tilinoja
Missouri
Migeleaipp
Oklahoma
Upper Lake Region
South Atlantic
South Fair
Rocky Mountains
Popper Lake
Upper Lake
Lower Lake
Ike
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Supreme Court denies treble damages suit against gas firms
The Supreme Court affirmed the New York federal court ruling that William M. Fleitman, minority stockholder of Consolidated Street Lighting, cannot sue United Gas Improvement, United Lighting and Heating, and Weisbach Street Lighting Co. of America for 3 million dollars in equity treble damages under the Sherman act. Courts held defendants are entitled to a jury trial under common law rather than a equity bench trial.
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Supreme Court
New York
Federal Courts
William M. Fleitman
Confsoulated Street Lighting Company
United Gas Improvement Company
United Lighting and Heating Company
Weisbach Street Lightings Company of America
Consolidated Company
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