Jury Deliberates Overnight in Endowment Embezzlement Trial
In Criminal Court No. 1 Judge Wright heard the Washington Beneficial Endowment Association receivership embezzlement case against Andrew A Lipscomb and Thomas M Fieldy. Fields testified, Lipscomb denied charges, and a crucial “Dear Andrew” letter was debated as evidence. The jury remained without a verdict by midnight after extended closings and cross examinations.
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Andrew A Lipscomb
District Bar
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
Thomas M. Fieldy
Justice Wright
R. Walton Moors
United States District Attorney
Thomas Mr. Fields
Fields
Lipscomb Field
Lipscomb
Bielda
J. E Padgett
Wright
United States
Beach
Maj
Conrad
Dear Andrew
Walton Moore
J EL Padgett
Beach Witness
Thomas M Fields
Moore
Padgett
Andrew
A. H. Clark
Easby-Smith
Thomas M Fielis
Tne
Gaunders
Philadelphia
Plo
Ita
Abnor
Revolt in Cronstadt Continued From Fihbt Page
Cronstadt is split into commercial and maritime districts. The maritime quarter houses admiralty buildings dating to 1735 under Empress Catherine II, plus naval barracks arsenals dockyards and the naval school where marine engineers are trained. The southeastern island port arms ships and is ringed by various naval establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronstadt
Admiralty
Himpress Catherine II
Mutiny at Libau Ends with Surrender and Food Promises
In Libau Russia on June 8 mutineers from 500 bluejackets surrendered after a parley with troops promising better food. The revolt began Wednesday night over poor rations, with several equipages joining. Troops and artillery restored order, police kept streets clear, and about 2000 mutineers surrendered while crews looted stores and fired upon officers before posting proclaimed casualty figures. The city remained under patrol as authorities maintained control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libau
Russia
Knaiz Potemkin Denies Surrender Amid Naval Standoff
Odessa dispatch reports the Knaiz Potemkin did not surrender and is joined by the battleship George Wobiedonosets. Both ships anchor in the roads under searchlights as a naval squadron about fifteen miles away threatened to bombard. authorities reportedly ordered the rebels sunk without regard to bombardment risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Odessa
Sorly
Dlepatch
George Wobiedonosets
Police chief slain in Kishenef amid regional turmoil
Dispatch from Bucharest reports Gen. Csernoluck, chief of the Bessarabian gendarmerie, murdered in Kishenef as a general strike and Cossack occupation unfold. In Vomnesensk Vladimir province, troops occupy streets while a civil-military reshuffle abolishes the Finland military district and shifts command to St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Bucharest
Kishenef
Csernoluck
Voznesensk
Vladitair
Military Councilas
Finland
St. Petersburg
Weather conditions and temperatures across U S regions
Weather Bureau report notes near stagnant conditions in summer, with local showers in the Blopa region Upper Mississippi Valley South, mainly fair in East and West. Forecasts for more showers in Lopez Central Valley Southern Upper Lake region and others Saturday through Sunday. Winds light to fresh varying by coast, with light variable on upper lakes. Downtown and other cities temperatures listed with several anomalies and rainfall figures.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Rocky Mountain Region
Aventia States
East Gulf States
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Nouth
Gulf
European
Grand Banks
Poste Sunahina
Amiack
Asheville
Ody Avanta
City
Blamarck
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
N. Zo
Catcago
Cincinnati
Cheywane
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Cote
Des Moines
Lows
Galveston
Tex
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Banas City
Omaha
Pittsburg
Pagalt Lake City
Tab
Loule
Mia
Gu Paul
Atten
Springfeld
Vicksburg
Miss
Potomac River Bulletin
Washington Port
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Eastern High School Principal Relieved After Board Meeting
The Board of Education announced Principal M F F Swartsell of Eastern High School would be relieved of duty and transferred to a position of equal rank within the district following a long midnight meeting. The board praised his integrity and ability while noting opposition from patrons and ongoing public agitation that affected the school’s administration. The report details disturbances by cadets and students after a May drill, including insubordination, petitions for removal, and a later apology by some students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theastern High School
Board of Education
M. F. F. Swartsell
Eaxtern
J. Holdsworth Gordon
James #. Bundy
B. Southerd Parker
Swartzell
Trig
Board Room
M. Z
Astern High School
Swartsell
Eastern High School
Eastern Mgt
Eatern High School
Maury
Edmonds
Peabody
Hilton
Hasem High School
Exhibition
Aghool
Look City
Holdsworth Gordon
Samea'p Bundy
Southard Parker
Central
Western
J. Holeworth Gordon
Georgetown
D. Mason
A. N. Mahr
Bertha Dawson
M. E. Creak
A. 8. Johnson
E. G. Davin
Wellesea Pollock
S Morris
F J. Evang
Ivah Richards
A. A. Shaw
O E. Brooks
H. B. Cornish
J. Henderson
M. V. Slater
A. G. Clifton
A. J. Sutton
Lena Hewlett
CW. Wilkinson
Alice Turner
F Elizabeth Dickinson
C J. Shields
N.N. Hyman
N. B Taylor
Mary Blake
Glandis Wilgus
Marietta ‘Brockard
McClelland
J L Young
Bidna McKee
Marte Firskine
Clara Dorris
Cora Winars
Eva Thompson
Ida Freeman
Marte Jordan Arabella ‘Benson
Emma
Own
Margaret Saing
School board condemns pupil demonstrations and notes full corroboration
A school committee denounces disruptive student demonstrations while confirming the principal and teachers corroborated the events. It warns that tolerating such actions would erode decorum, discipline, and respect for authority, and endorses a strong condemnation by the board. Principal Swartzell’s future role remains undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pups
Tolerste
Ante
Painters Union votes in new officers and wage deal
Local Union No. 868 of the Brotherhood of Painters held a meeting to elect officers and approve a wage advance. President William Le Strange and other officers continued or were elected. The union accepted a 1.50 per day wage on the first Monday in August after initial resistance from master painters. A strike was avoided. The State Department reports Japan opened several Manchurian towns to trade and travel by proclamation, a military measure.
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Union
Alan
Boanes
Brotherhood of Painters
And
Hileventh Streets
William le Strange
W C. ‘Whipp
Ica
John T. Scott
John Owens
William Lewis
J. F. Walker
Edward Dement
State Department
Tokyo
Manchurian
Pashikao
Old Newchwang
Plaicheng
Anshantien
Lyaonoang
Kalping
Seng Wang Cheng
Gabmachi
Emery Washington Gas Igi It Company
Maid Company
Tenth Street Northwest
Washington, DC
Corward
Ot Jaron
John Ro Md
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Sanders & Stayman CO
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Christian Xander
V. D. Rosen
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Chas. M. Stieff
Comure
11Th St
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Tharp
Madi Ch T
Bloomer
Iain Daller Sellar
Enel Butte
de Frokeme Duttons
Lansburgh & Bro
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Broadway
New York City
New York Avenue
American Security
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Fifteenth Street
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Pianos Players Music
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Tsue Lang
Madeib
Mt. Yoensa Dasat
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Sheemeker’s
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Peter Grogan
All Washington
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Washington Gas Light Con
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