Business High School Class Wins Large Diploma Number
A large Business High School class in Washington DC received diplomas at the Lafayette Square Opera House. Misa Ada E Reese won the Washington College of Law scholarship. Mina Grace D Thamag was alternate. Officials praised graduates for character and business training amid a festive ceremony with Marine Band and blue and orange decor.
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Business High School
District of Columbia
Lafayette Square Opera House
Agiria
Misa Ada E. Reese
Washington College of Law
Mina Grace D. Thamag
United States Marine Band
Willam Tell
Sousa
Richard P. Williama
Ita
Weatfirer
Washington
Mr. West
Weat
West
Stuart
Davis
Mina Raese
Glria
Thomas
Macfarland
J Holdsworth Gordon
Board of Education
HL. West
Richard Kingsman
Hughes
Merrill Galliner
Esther 8. Bullett
Harriet M. Sweet
Davidween
Wilenstein
Treas
Unban List Of High School Class Officers Names
A long roster of names appears for unban consideration of high school class officers including Helen Carsten Vaughen Mamie Hugeno Vermillion Marguerite Thereux Waters Eugenia Mary Whalen Margaret Wheatley Sahelio Katherine Williams Bionda Hope Wilmoth Rey Loules Woolm Charles Armbruster Henry Baker Irving Bodmatein Keenan Boyer Lewly Bridges Caleb Camwaller Loury Carl Harry Coffman Morris Cowen Erwin Corbett Rishard Daniels Joby Dean Donohos Iain Dykes Pope Galliber Wilmer Gill Gros Hart Keefe Kolser Ketlogs Gardner Kendetek French Kirby Leo Lanwole Meriwether Lewis Moreland Wilbur Owens Peacock Frank Parry Pimper Richardson Rosenthal Ruoff Shoemaker Egourney Simpton Hyaps Smith Solom Brotler Malo Holmead Thomas Milton Thorne Trus Welker Warner Wood Welnstein Yoder.
Promoted Pupils at Business High School Revealed
A list shows pupils promoted from first to second year across sections A to Mi and beyond at the Business High School. Named students are grouped by section with markers indicating conditional promotions and notes on examinations scheduled for opening day in September.
Central High School Class Exercises Celebrate Prospective Grads
Central High School held an assembly hall program with banners and class officers. Graduates wore white dresses and cadet blue trousers while performances included two solos, a class poem, and four class prophecies. Principal Mr Wilson was absent. Horace Rockwell delivered the valedictory address.
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Central High School
C. H
Wilson
Horace Rockwell
Wdne Scott Smith
Edith G. Noonan
Ralph R. Molster
Stanley Dyer
Albert J. Honary
Miles Maude
Lindsay
Lee Kemnon
Mfr
Edward B. Clewellyn
Henry W. Holgerton
Huth Brock
Dorothy C. Ruff
Tasurer
Jen H. Call
George A. Wood
Whitney Kipp
Jennie Clcott
Edmund Carrington
Celestine Hodges
Marguerite Cooke
Nellie A. Nagle
Winifred Taliafero
Eastern High seniors reject Swartzell policy in class dissent
In a bid for peace at Eastern High School, the senior class voted to inform Principal Moseheim F. Swartzell that they did not sympathize with recent school troubles. After president C. Burritt announced the move, Swartzell refused to attend the meeting and then rejected its purpose, causing tension as teachers also declined to attend.
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C. Burritt
Daga
Moseheim F
P. M. Hughes
Awartzell
Post
Swartrells
Swartzell
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Burritt
Dlags
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Ee Fu Cutie
Wrondwalon
Frst
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Swartedll
Reid
Biante
Tall
Bwartiell
Hughes
Lipscomb Trial Starts Tomorrow in Criminal Court
Andrew A. Lipscomb, indicted for embezzling funds of the defunct Washington Beneficial Endowment Association where he served as a receiver, faces trial tomorrow before Justice Wright and a jury. The case was delayed by the Crawford matter, with prosecutors opposing postponement. Lipscomb’s defense argues no delay, while both sides anticipate presenting the case with Beach and Eagby-Smith leading the prosecution.
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Andrew A. Lipzcomb
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
Wright
Crawford
Lipscomb
R. Walton Moore
Head
Moore
Cdaq
F. Edward Mitchel
Holmes Conrad
B. Edward Mitchell
Hottest Day of Year Ends as Cooler Air Arrives
After three days of extreme heat in Washington, western breezes brought relief with a thunderstorm. About a dozen heat prostration cases were reported, none fatal, as the city cooled to around 87 this morning and a partly cloudy, cooler day is forecast. Hospitals prepared for emergencies and several victims were treated at local hospitals and clinics.
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Washington
Virginia
Weather Bureau
Lizzie Connell
Fifteenth
East Capitol
Robert Brooks
Nineteenth
L Streets
Ward Place
Connecticut Avenue
Mattazonno Tamaso
T Street
Garfield Hospital
Alexander Poole
L Street
First Street
Ploria Avenue
Union Station
Carmul Fimo
Casualty
Jotepn Stem
Richmond
U Streets
Kreedmen's Hospital
Washington Jones
Jared
Rater Hospital
Are You Eligible? Realty Proposition Draws Attention
Washington buzzes over Unified Sites Realty Company sales pitch claiming a city expansion plan. Investors warned the offer runs for twelve months with broad land exposure and potential long term costs if ignored. The sales drive emphasizes urgency and continual exposure of the proposal.
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Unified Sites Realty Company
Washington
Death Toll in Pa tapsco Collision Reaches Twenty Six
Baltimore June 19, the head on collision on the Western Maryland Railroad near Pa tapsco Station has raised the death toll to twenty six with the night death of James Gender a railroad laborer of Catoctin Maryland at City Hospital. The disaster prompts further investigation into the crew and theFactors surrounding the wreck.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland
Patapsco Station
James Gender
Catoctin
President Roosevelt’s auto eludes bicycle police chase
The Roosevelt party on a Great Falls trip saw two bicycle policemen pursue a high speed automobile. The chauffeur mistook the pursuers for guards and kept going until learning the occupants were the president and companions. After a brief halt, speed eased as the president ordered slower travel.
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Theodore, Jr
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Theo
Sylvester
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Bieyellat
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Specula
Ami
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Weather Summary From Washington Central United States Report
Weather conditions show general warmth nationwide with cooler spikes in New England. Showers and thunderstorms stretch east of the Rockies, except the Lower Lake region and parts of the West Gulf states. Local showers expected Tuesday through midweek across the Ohio Valley and adjacent lake regions, with cooler conditions in the Northwest and New England coast. Temperature readings note midnight 78 and 92, other city readings vary with notable high and low values recorded.
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Middle Atlantic States
Ohia Valley
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Atlantis Gates
Ohio
Miacha
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Maat
Weat Gulf Coast
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Munshine
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Atmeck
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Thorphill Heffernan
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Fitzabeth
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