Swartzell Under Fire In Star Chamber Session At Eastern High
The Star Chamber session continued over Moshelm F F Swartzell principal of Eastern High School with D W Oyster De Witt Croissant and W L Lang presenting testimony. Oyster offered detracting remarks while Croissant backed the alumni stance and Lang urged a change citing lack of tact. further faculty witnesses will testify as the hearing nears its end before school opens. Transfers and staffing actions followed the session with several supervising principals reassigned and resignations accepted ahead of exams for sewing and drawing teachers in October.
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D. W. Oyster
Dewitt
Croiseant
W.L. Lang
Eastern High School
Board of Education
Moshelm
F. Swartzell
Hastern
W Oyster
Swartzell
de Witt C. Crolsgant
W L Lang
Northeast Citizens’ Association
Parker
Needham
Ir Swartzell
Lang
Scholl
Boar
Percival Padgett
Frank Suter
L. Wilkins
Phoebe Holmes
B. L. Gardiner
Ida M Daly
Mabel C. Hawes
Fred G Coldren
Business Mens Association
W. B. Pattison
EB. Kramer
J . Clark
John C Nalle
Henry J. Bailey
Katherine Robinson
Sue H Gardener
Isabella S. Molns
Katherine Bryan
Katherine Horan
Lizabeth Neale
Dynelectron Company Sued for Receiver Appointment
Stockholders and creditors led by George S Engle sue the International Dynelectron Company a district corporation seeking an injunction and appointment of a receiver alleging patent rights for electricity generation were sold but not properly assigned and fearing transfer of patents and company plant to a new corporation. The bill asks for court intervention to enforce sales of state rights and recover assets with a temporary restraining order issued.
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International Dynelectron Company
George S. Engle
Gittings & Chaumter
United States
James H Reid
Justice Gould
Recorder of Deeds’ Office
Cotton Inquiry Suspended as Beach Returns Delays Grand Jury
Grand Jury will not resume the cotton leak investigation until Morgan H. Beach, appointed special assistant to the Attorney General, returns from vacation. District Attorney Baker aims to clear minor jail cases before October term while indictments against Holmes, Peckham, and Haas await arraignment. Beach has not indicated his return date.
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Mr. Beach
Morgan H. Beach
District Grand Jury
Agricultural Department
Grand Jury
Holmes
Baker
Beach
Central Labor Union Sets Speaker Series at Temple
At a last night meeting of the Central TL Union President McCarthy named a committee to select prominent speakers on national economic topics. Members H Adams M Spohn J B Diskman E M Ross N Schelling serve as organizers for semi monthly talks at 423 G Street NW. The Labor Day Benning event yielded profits over 1.00 and a thanks resolution honored supporting businessmen and others.
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TL Union
McCarthy
Congress
G Street
Northwest
H. Adams
M Spohn
J. B. Diskman
E. M Ross
N. Schelling
Benning
Ends to an Means to an End
A fragmented line reads Means to an End and appears amid garbled text Gig ell sata. The snippet offers little context, but hints at a discussion or headline phrase, not a full event or report. The readable bits imply a partial title or note rather than a complete story.
Ricketts Named Acting Public Printer After Treasury Bond
The Acting Public Printer role is settled after Attorney General Hoyt cleared the way. Ricketts filed a $100,000 bond with Title Guarantee and Trust Company of Scranton, and funds for the Government Printing Office payroll were released. The salary question remains, with debate over whether he earns $4,600 or $2,500 annually, and no commission has been signed.
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Government Printing Office
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Ricketts
Bisbursing
Rickets
Vica
Palmer
Roosevelt
Celerk
H. T. Brian
Comptroller of the Treasury
L. P. Mitchell
Henry M. Hoyt
Hoyt
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Scranton
Loeb
Senate
Freight Brakeman Kamar Killed In Railroad Accident
Charles A. Kamar a Baltimore and Ohio brakeman fell between two freight cars at Trinidad Maryland around 11 last night and was run over. He died en route to Providence Hospital in a Sixth Precinct patrol wagon. Coroner notified. Death due to fractured skull and internal injuries. He slipped on wet roofing while atop a car and fell between cars to the tracks.
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Charles A. Kamar
Baltimore and Ohio
Trinidad
Washington
Providance Hospital
Kamar
Letter Carrier Honored for National Board Election Role
G H Winkleman of Washington, a popular letter carrier, was elected to the National Association of Letter Carriers executive board at the Portland Oregon convention where delegate J S Wanney also contributed. He will take a fifteen day Western vacation before returning to duties at 206 C Street SE and routes on F Street NW.
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G. H. Winkleman
Washington
National Association of Letter Carriers
Portland
Oreg
Winkleman
West
J. S. Waaney
Pacific Coast
Sar Winkleman
C Street
Ninth
Tenth Streets
F Street
Robbed Under Nose of Police in City Alley
A man identifying as Samuel Wilson reported being dragged from a rear police headquarters alley by three men near 11:30 pm. He claimed rope was tied to a pole and $18 was stolen after being gagged. Detectives doubted his tale but found a rope on the ground as the search for suspects ended with their escape.
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Samuel Wilson
Muller
Burroughs
Wilson
Chicken Thieves Active Sunday in City Raid
Police report mass chicken thefts in the southern city area after a Sunday night raid. L. D. Steiner of 1216 Four and-a-half Street Southwest reported nine hens and one rooster stolen from a rear coop. Police suspect a gang of colored men involved in ongoing chicken stealing in the neighborhood.
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L. D. Steiner
Fourth Precinct
Arlington hosts eighth annual National Association of Master Bakers meet
Delegates from the United States and Canada gather at the Arlington Hotel for the eighth annual convention of the National Association of Master Bakers. Martin Simon of Cincinnati presides as sessions open at 9 20. The event includes papers, visits to local sites, a Potomac sail, a banquet, and Friday installation of a new president.
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National Association of Master Bakers
Arlington Hotel
United States
Osanada
Martin Simon
Washington
Charles Schneider
Boston
Canada
Simon
Willam Fisch
Birmingham
Ala
Arlington
Cabin John Bridge
Adolph Schinkel
New York
H. B. Leary
B. Howard Smith
Kansas City
Potomac
John Urnbull
Toronto
Can
Charles E Abbott
J. A. Knacier
Avalyn
Scotchman Loses Money In Pocketbook Theft
Woodville Harvey, a Scotch traveler staying at the Willard Hotel, reported to police that about 300 in English money vanished from his pocketbook. The red pocketbook contained twelve Bank of England five pound notes two and one half sovereigns and small change after a cafe visit on Thirteenth Street Northwest yesterday.
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Bank of England
Woodville Harvey
United States
Washington
Willard Hotel
Harvey
Thirteenth and Streets
Escapes From Jail By Noted Inmate George Lewis
George Lewis alias Minor, a negro inmate and former bicycle thief, escaped from the United States jail yesterday while helping to carry supplies. He had been trusted due to good behavior and freedom, vanished during a wagon transfer, and was not yet recaptured by nightfall. He was convicted June 20 for larceny and sentenced to a year.
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George Lewis
Minor
United States
Boardman
Lewis
Trumbo
Kimball
Concert at Washington Circle by Engineer Band Tonight
Chief Musician Julius Kamper announces the Engineer Band programme for this evening at Washington Circle at 7:00. The program includes The Iron King Overture, Masarfesio Cornet solo Amusement, Wintermyer by Principal Musician, Waltz La Circer Spanish Selection Faust Two-step Yanklona Lofty Selection The Rollicking Girl and more.
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Washington Circle
Julius Kamper
Engineer
Masarfesio
Cornet
Amusement ‘Pork
Wintermyer
Walts
Faust
Yanklona
Prancis Plantation Eppa
Jsnesnesanses Tveestsesen Donde
Army Officer Sued by Wife for Support and Custody
Mrs Minnie Odell filed maintenance proceedings in District Supreme Court against her husband Lieut Albert Odell United States Army alleging alcoholism treatment at Keeley Institute cruelty to her and child and seeking support from his 16 per month salary. Justice Gould ordered Odell to show cause on September 29 why he should not pay maintenance and a counsel fee for his wife’s solicitors.
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Minnie
Odell
Lambert and Baker
District Supreme Court
Albert
United States
Keeley Institute
Leutenant
Gould
Lieut
Insanity Declared For Ex Soldier Crane By Jury
Joseph A. Crane, an ex soldier, was adjudged insane by a jury presided by Justice Gould and recommitted to the Government Hospital for the Insane. The court had considered habeas corpus but ordered lunacy proceedings. Other ex soldiers are mentioned in related hearings and requests for release from the asylum.
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Joseph A. Crane
Government Hospital
Justice Gould
Crane
Ilegal
Charles H. Turner
Charles Poe
Daniel O'Keeffe
O' Keeffe
O'Keeffe
District Supreme Court
Charles Pos
Qriando H. McKnight
McKnight
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
National Soldiers
Hampton
St. Elizabeth’s
Poe
Stabbing Mystery Solved After Grocery Store Fight
W A Lipscomb, a clerk at T B Smith groceries on New York Avenue NW, confessed to stabbing Richard Hipp, a Treasury Department clerk, after a late Saturday quarrel over money. Police say the confrontation occurred in Smith's shop. Lipscomb posted $500 bond after admitting the act.
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W. A. Lipscomb
T. B Smith
New York Avenue
Richard Hipp
Treasury Department
Abdoomen
Lipscomb
Warren
Peck
Kipp
Smith
Duvall
Providence Hospital
Negro dies after houseboat shooting on Potomac
Henry Beverly lingered after being wounded on September 1 when Richard Smith accidentally discharged a gun aboard a Potomac River houseboat near the Long Bridge. Beverly died at Emergency Hospital yesterday at 2 pm. Coroner Nevitt to issue death certificate after today’s inquiry. Police say the shooting was an accident. Jurisdiction lies with Virginia authorities.
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Henry Beverly
Herrry Beverly
Potomac River
Long Brida
Richard Smith
Nevitt
Beverly
Smith
Virginia
Jealous man attacks Mila Hinton with razor at 19th Street NW
Allen Hayes, a negro, slashed Mila Hinton several times in her home on 19% E street north west during a jealous outburst. He attempted suicide with a razor as police arrived, after which Hayes was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. Hinton was taken to Emergency Hospital in serious condition.
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Allen Hayes
Mila Hinton
E Street
Hayes
H Street
Rangers to Wear Green Uniforms for Forest Service Reserve Force
The Forest Service adopts a neutral green uniform for its 600 reserve force. Members must supply the green suit at their own expense, plus flannel shirts, gray felt hats, black riding boots, and a double-breasted overcoat. A fir tree button will be worn between the words Forest and Service.
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Forest Service
Weather Preview From Forecaster Henry
The weather report says Henry predicts clear skies today with moderate temperatures and low humidity. Yesterday’s heat was not oppressive with a 75 degree high in Washington while rainfall was widespread from the Middle Atlantic region to a general pattern elsewhere.
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Henry
Washington
Prof
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Dakotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Weather conditions report from Washington post
Weather conditions for Monday September 11 1966 include multiple low pressure systems in the Midwest and Northeast with rain across the Middle Atlantic and Western New England. Cooler air moves southeast from the Dakotas while winds shift along coastal areas. Regional temperatures and rainfall details follow with city readings and a river bulletin noting Shenandoah clarity and Potomac muddiness. Hood's Sarsaparina advertisement claims sleep improvement via digestion and circulation.
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U. & Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
New York
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Lake Superior
Dalkotes
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Tennempee
Louisians
Atkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Gulf
Mircouri
Missisippi
New Magiang
Gail
European Porta
Grand Banks
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Kee
Perey
Olympia Areaway
Aspew Coal Company
Fleet Street
Fourteenth
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Roanoke Street
Olympia
G. E. Winkleman Eiected
E. Winkleman
Master Bakers
National Association
Capital
Martin @imon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ties
Adolph Boettler
St. Louia
Transpurer
Charles B. Abbott
H. R. Crissola
Chicago
John HB. Montoney
St. Louis
Frank R. Shepard
Mass
John Nesmith
Ontario
RK. B. Ward
Pittsburg
Eugene A. Dexter
Springfeld
Messrs. Ward
Nasmith
Shepard
Frethofer
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W. Corby
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John G. Meinberg
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Clarence Krafft
Washington, D
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Philadelphia
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St. Loui
Foston
William M. Regan
Minneapolis
Mian
N. Y
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Albert A. White
Baltimore
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Albert & Ottell
St. Elizabeth’s Asylum
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Lansburgh & Bro
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HUB Furniture CO
Schwartz & Peleman
America
Schwartz & Pelzman
7Th Street
Pianos
Players Music
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Geo
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Osteq Path
City
Thos. J. Fisher & CO. (Inc
White
Shoomaker CO
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
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M Ste, Ae
H. Trumbull Graig
Commercial National Bank
Didg
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oFarteen
Mme Hester
Benton House
Tharp
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