Henry Henry trial nears end in bank embezzlement case
The Henry trial, centering on William Henry head of Lewis Johnson & Co bank ers and brokers charged with embezzling checks drawn to the firm, nears the end as cross examination and objections pile up. Former Justice Wright and Archer lead the defense aided by Laskey while spectators laugh at the courtroom clashes.
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Lewis Johnson & Co
Isabelle Barkile
Crecks
District Supreme Court
Jasons
Occu Risa
Wright
United States
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Ife
Archer
Laskey
Siddon
W Krumbleck
New York
Harriman & Co
Mr Archer
Harrman & Co
Ccher
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Hunt
William Ryan
Washington
Harriman & Co Ha
Ryan
Miss Corby
Barklite
Vtohk
Siddone
Mr. Archer
War Office Reports Day of the War Across Fronts
The war office reports calm in Arras region with continued bombardment near Souchez and Berry au Bac while French and German actions mix along the Argonne Meuse and Vosges fronts. Prisoner tallies rise in Fecht region as Russian and Italian theaters see artillery battles and advances.
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Virginia Bankers' Association expresses confidence in Comptroller Williams
At Old Point Comfort Virginia bankers pass a resolution of confidence in Comptroller John Skelton Williams. The letter, addressed by Secretary Scott, commends his integrity and aims to keep banking under supervision in harmony with the law and ethical standards amid recent tensions with McAdoo and Riggs National Bank.
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Virginia State Bankers’ Association
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Resolutions Committee
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Merchants’ Bank
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Advertising Clubs of the World elect Houston president
Herbert Houston of New York was elected president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World at the eleventh annual convention in Chicago. Lafayette Young Jr. of Des Moines was chosen as vice president, with P. 5 Florea reelected secretary and treasurer. Philadelphia will host the 1916 meeting. four executive members were named. The Indianapolis Adacript Club received the Baltimore Truth Trophy for vigilance against objectionable ads, while the Kalamazoo Vigilance Cup went to Nevada Ad News Club of Des Moines.
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Amateur Baseball Results Show Tight Play and Scoring
Reports from local amateur games show Baggage defeating Transportation 8 to 4 with key hits by Boteler Myers and Stivers. Jarvis, Harris, and Stivers delivered strong pitching in a contest marked by several errors and timely base hits.
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Home Club League Pitchers Duel Ends With Patent Victory
Patent beats Reclamation 6 to 4 in a shaky fielding contest with Rohrman and Weidman trading blows on the mound. Eastwood and Graves lead Telegraph with run totals and double plays highlight the backfield as Curtis Patrick’s team falls short despite late rallies.
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East Washington 8 Keller St Agnes baseball box score
East Washington 8 Keller 2 in a midseason league baseball game. Fion allowed 8 runs, Meade pitched for Keller and Blanton worked for St Agnes. Key plays included multiple errors by both sides and several hits by Flyn Fenwick and Murray.
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Potomac League Exhibition: Engineers vs Treasury Nine
Annapolis Experiment Station nine of Annapolis meets the Treasury Departmental League on the north diamond of the White Lot at 3 o clock. The Treasury lineup includes Lutz Williams catchers Fisher Bosttcher pitchers Thompson Vanzant Fieseler Feldmeyer infielders Gauss Echback Martak Kramer outfielders.
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City News in Brief Eyes on June 28 Bible class meeting
The Adath Israel Congregation Bible class will meet Monday night June 28 at 8 p.m. A new society was formed with officers elected President Misa V. Krupsaw Vice President Morris Stearman Secretary Treasurer Sol Goldstein A seven member committee will draft a constitution and select a name for the group Dr Benjamin B Grossman teaches the class at Adath Jerael Synagogue. The plaza awards commission this week acquired title to several government parcels and issued checks for related claims.
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Misa V. Krupsaw
Morris Stearman
Sol Goldstein
Benjamin &. Grossman
Adat Jerael Synagogue
Police News Notes of a Day
Edson Hichelberger 10, son of Frederick of the Washington Loan and Trial Company, improving after a bicycle crash with a car on the Rockville pike. An automobile with District and Maryland plates was stolen from in front of the Shoreham overnight. A steering fault caused a ditch crash on Bladensburg road injuring Frank Arendes Elmer Lanabury and William Sanders, hospitalized. Four thieves in a car with a dead plate smashed a display at 800 Seventh Street and fled with clothing. George C. Thomas, 72, injured in an alley incident nearby.
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Bladensburg
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Elmer Lanabury
Seventeenth Street
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Army and Navy Changes of the Day No. 1
Leaves of absence and station changes for officers and enlisted personnel across Army and Navy. Listed are medical corps exam appointments, quartermaster and ordnance assignments, coast artillery contractor duties, naval yard detachments, and vessel movement notices dated 1915 with numerous forts and installations named.
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Letterman General Hospital
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Fort Porter
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Metcalff
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Alexander N. Stark
William J. , Little
William M. Smart
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Herbert G. Gibner
Charles T. King
Fort Mcintosh
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Fort Jay
George H. Scott
Charles W. Haverkampy
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