Board Takes Action On High School Disturbance Report
The board of education delegated President Gordon and Messrs Bundy and Parker to lead a full inquiry into the Eastern High School mutiny and related clashes with Principal Moseheim F. Swartzell. The committee will meet at Franklin School to begin investigations into the events surrounding the drill, class-night controversy, and subsequent incidents, with final decisions likely guided by the report.
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Gordon
Messrs
Bundy
Parker
Board of Education
Astern High School
Committee On
J. Holdsworth Gordon
James F. Bundy
E Southard Parker
Franklin School
Eastern High School
Moseheim F. F
Grace Ditton
Lula Farnham
Anna Endicott
Sadie Williams
Mary M Walker
Margaret Patton
Myra Davis
Sarah Pratt
Marie Graff
Ida Filmore
Emma Browne
Mary Murray
Emma Carroll
Miles Evelyn Lynch
Wilhelmina Morrow
Washington Normal School
W. McQueeney
Business High School
Helen Thomas Janivress
Conduit Road School
Sarah Harper
Jaciiress
Chain Bridge Road School
Ida Tod Jaulress
Burrville Sehool
Henson Willams
Ivy City School
Henry Shamwell
Military Road School
Alexander Brown
Bunker Hill Road Schol
Pech Promotion List From McKinley Manual Training School
The McKinley Manual Training School announces promotion lists from the third to fourth year with numerous girls and boys advanced across multiple classes. Conditionally promoted students and a large roster of names indicate widespread progression, reflecting ongoing academic and disciplinary standards at the institution.
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McKinley Manual Training School
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Brewers Social Status Takes Stand In Atlantic City Meeting
Representatives of major U S beer and ale brewers adjourned after their annual session at Atlantic City and Washington. They adopted resolutions to educate the public, urge better opinion of the industry, and fight prohibition slogans by portraying beer as legitimate and not causing intemperance.
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United States
Atlantic City
Washington
Troops Leaving the Forts Return to Posts after Washington Defense
Two companies of coal artillerymen arrived in Washington aboard the Estelle Randall and traveled by train to Fort Screven Georgia and Fort Coswell North Carolina. The units, totaling about 1,200 men, are returning to their stations following fleet maneuvers and the recent defensive activity around the capital.
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Washington
Fort Washington
Fort Hunt
Estelle
Randall
Company
Lanston machines chosen for Government Printing Office
The Post reports a contract for seventy two Lanston type setting machines for the Government Printing Office. Mr Palmer defends the award as based on study and machine suitability, denies politics or insider stock involvement, and notes nine months of testing shows Lanston meets book work needs better than linotype.
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Lanston
Post
Lanaton
Palmer
Patent Office Gazette Division
Government Printing Office
Very Grateful To Cuticura Hands At Last Healed
The claimant Mrs Minnie Drew reports severe cracked hands made housework agony and water exposure painful. After using one cake of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment her hands are completely well and she expresses gratitude.
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Minnie Drew
Dana St
Roxbury
Mase
Lipscomb Trial Gains Momentum in Embezzlement Case
In Criminal Court No 1 Judge Wright Dre aids progress as Andrew A Lipscomb a Washington lawyer and district official faces embezzlement charges over funds of the Washington Beneficial Association. Testimony centers on checks deposits and trust duties with co trustee J P Harnest pivoting as a strong defense witness while others confirm certificates of deposit and bank dealings. court adjourns to Tuesday.
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Andrew A. Lipscomb
District Bar
Washington Beneficial Association
Thomas M. Fields
Welds
Idpacomb
J. P. Harnest
Barnest
Mr. Lipscomb
Thornton
Fields Wal
John Bokloff
Bacond National Bank
Thomas MM
Fields
Fields-Lipscomb
Andrew Parker
Tha ‘Washington Loam and Trust Company
Fields and Lipscomb
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
Parker
Bui Httle
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Thomas M. Welds
Mekie & Lipscomb
Crosmex Anc Nation
Lipscomb
Fields & Lipscomb
Crawford Cage
Wright
Capt. Parker
Waas
Mr. Lipscomp
Joan C. Kokloff
Second National Bank
Mr. Lipscgmb
Mr. Fields
Fielda
Fielde
Witnosa
Eckloff
J. Walter Moore
Buslneas
Ve. Thornton
United States
Bashby-Smith
Num ‘Ber
Lipacombb
Lipacomb
Moore
Field and Lipscomb
Alexander Wolf
American Savings Bank
J. J. Oil
Sean
J. FH. Bate
National banks report large year increase in deposits
A Treasury statement released yesterday shows a dramatic rise in individual deposits in national banks over the past year. Debits total exceed $3.78 billion, loans and discounts reach $8.59 billion, cash resources amount to $7.23 billion, and national bank notes in circulation total $454.97 million.
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The
Treasury
National Bank
Diplomats Congratulate Hay on Recovery at State Dept
Nearly every ambassador and minister, and charge d affaires in Washington, called at the State Department to congratulate Secretary Hay on his recovery. He received hearty personal assurances and official felicitations from their governments at his first diplomacy reception since the European crisis.
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Washington
State Department
Hay
Mr. Hay
Europe
Rise of a Washington Commission Leader in Forty Years
Robert A. Golden, born March 26 1838 in Nanjemoy Maryland, rose from a Seventh street green grocery to president of Golden & Co, a landmark commission house in the South. Through partnerships and mergers since 1861, he built a half million dollar capital and oversaw a leading firm with majors Love Chapin Sacks Hillman Packing and Columbia Packing.
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Golder & Co
Nanjemoy
Charlies County
Seventh Street
Francis Gol
Dan
R. A. Golden
Sixth
James F. Love
Loudoun County
Golden
Kalng Golden, Love & Co
Maj. Love
Golden & Co
Golden, Lave & Co
Chapin & Sacks
Hillman Packing Company
Columbia Packing Company
Armag Incorporated
Wiliam G. Carter
A. A Chapin
Charles W. Botech
J. Hillman
Ita
South
Galaen
Hia
Se Business
Weather and notices from June weather bulletin
The Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions across the East and South with showers, cooler temperatures in the Northwest, and a moist midsection. Then comes a note on the Anti-Saloon League anniversary at Fourth Presbyterian Church with Rev Carl Doney delivering the principal address. A railroad worker, Parsina Dengin, was injured by a shovel, bleeding severely and rushed to Casualty Hospital where he survived after urgent treatment.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Thurntay
Middle Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Canadian
Middle Slope
Northwest
North Pacific
Upper Lake Region
Staten
Maine
Central
Bouthen Rocky Mountain
Elope
Central Village
Ake
New England
Rocky Mountain Region
Middle Lope
Houthweet
Missouri
Miasissippi
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Biegmers
European
Wit
Grand Banks
Auncota
Anti-Saloon League
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Thirteenth
Yale
Parsina Dengin
Retrial likely as Crawford case ends without verdict
After forty eight hours the Crawford trial ends in Criminal Court No 1 with Judge Wright discharging the jury. The jury has not agreed on any verdict on counts accusing Crawford, Lorenz, and Machen of defrauding the Post Office through contracts for letter carriers satchels and related items. District Attorney Beach plans to retry Crawford in the fall term.
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William G. Crawford
Machen and
Lorenz
United States
Post Office Department
Justice Wright
Thue
Morgan H. Beach
Astlat
Holmes Conrad
Crawford
John Shugrue
Worthington
Keigwin and
Bashby-Smith
Beach
Foreman
Machen
Axtcell
Aid Crawford
Machan
Lorenx
Can
Mr. Worthington
Ljo
Foreman Shughrue
Bound Dead in His Bed at 211 Grace Street Northwest
William Levi a 45 year old black man was found dead in his bed at 211 Grace Street Northwest yesterday morning. The coroner's certificate lists natural causes.
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William Levi
Grace Street
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