Swartzell Probed In Star Chamber Session at Eastern High
The board of education continued its closed hearings into Moshelm F F Swartzell principal of Eastern High School amid testimony from D W Oyster and W L Lang. Oyster claimed detriment from Swartzell while Lang urged a change for tact issues. Alumni Croissant supported the school, stating the alumni would back any next year’s principal. Several faculty witnesses are slated, with a conclusion before school opens. Transfers and resignations followed routine business. Examinations for sewing teachers set for October 6 and drawing teachers for October 13.
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Dewitt
Croiseant
W.L. Lang
Eastern High School
Board of Education
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F. Swartzell
Hastern
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Swartzell
de Witt C. Crolsgant
W L Lang
Northeast Citizens’ Association
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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 of International Dynelectron Company sue for injunction and receiver to halt alleged misallocation of patents and plant. Petition claims James H Reid’s electricity process rights covered 27 foreign nations, and that state rights worth millions were misrepresented. Court issued temporary restraining order and rule to show cause.
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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 While Beach Remains Absent
Grand Jury will not resume the cotton leak probe until Morgan H. Beach returns from vacation. District attorney Baker aims to clear minor jail cases before October term. Beach, appointed special assistant to the Attorney General, has not indicated his return date.
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Central Labor Union Meets for Prominent Economic Talks
At a meeting of the Central Ti Union last night a committee appointed by President McCarthy to select speakers of prominence on national economic topics was chosen. Representatives in Congress and other public men will speak at semi monthly meetings in the Ty... Temple 42 G Street NW. The arrangements committee reported Labor Day profits of more than 1.00 and extended thanks to business men and others who assisted.
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Ricketts Named Acting Public Printer Pay Question Settled
The Acting Attorney General clears the way for Ricketts to serve as Acting Public Printer. A $100,000 bond is filed, funds released, and questions on salary arise. Legal opinion supports the President's designation. ten day vacancy rule debated. A wagon accident on Fleet Street injures two horses near the Olympia building.
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Roosevelt
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Comptroller of the Treasury
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Henry M. Hoyt
Hoyt
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Scranton
Loeb
Senate
Freight Brakeman Kamar Fatally Hurt Between Cars
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 Providance Hospital in a Sixth precinct patrol wagon. The coroner was notified and the body sent to the morgue. Death was due to a fractured skull and internal injuries. He slipped on wet roofing while riding atop a car and fell to the tracks. he was unconscious and never regained consciousness.
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Charles A. Kamar
Baltimore and Ohio
Trinidad
Washington
Providance Hospital
Kamar
Letter Carrier Honored for Service and Leadership
G H Winkleman of Washington a popular letter carrier was elected to the executive board of the National Association of Letter Carriers at its Portland Oregon convention. He and delegate J S Waaney traveled to the Pacific Coast with Winkleman planning a fifteen day western vacation. He joined the force October 28 1890 and has since risen to the highest grade for a letter carrier. He lives at 206 C street southeast with his wife and family and has served the Ninth to Tenth streets on F street northwest route.
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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 in alley near police HQ after late night cries
A young man named Samuel Wilson, living on 0 Street NW, sparked a police chase in the alley behind headquarters at about 11:30 last night by shouting for help and murder. He claimed three men dragged him to a telegraph pole, gagged him, and stole $18 before fleeing. detectives doubted his story but found a rope at the scene and searched for the robbers.
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Muller
Burroughs
Wilson
Chicken Thieves Active Sunday Raid Hits City Roosts
Under a bright moon, Sunday night chicken raids hit the southern city, prompting several owners to report missing fowls. L. D. Steiner of 1216 Four and-a-half Street Southwest reported nine hens and one rooster taken from a rear coop. Police suspect a gang of colored men involved in prior chicken thefts in the neighborhood.
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Fourth Precinct
Eighth Annual National Bakers Convention Opens at Arlington Hotel
Delegates from the United States and Canada gather for the eighth annual convention of the National Association of Master Bakers in Washington. Martin Simon presides. Charles Schneider noted as key founder. Sessions run from morning to Friday with papers on baking methods, a Potomac sail, and a banquet. officers and new president to be elected.
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Washington
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Boston
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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St. Louia
Transpurer
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New York
H. R. Crissola
Chicago
John HB. Montoney
St. Louis
Frank R. Shepard
Mass
John Nesmith
Toronto
Ontario
RK. B. Ward
Pittsburg
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Springfeld
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Shepard
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Smith
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Arlington
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H. B. Leary
William &Johimen
John G. Meinberg
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Clarence Krafft
Washington, D. C
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Philadelphia
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St. Loui
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Minneapolis
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N. Y
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Kansas City
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Albert A. White
Baltimore
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Simon
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Birmingham
Ala
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Potomac
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Can
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J. A. Knacier
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Scotchman Loses Money In Washington Pocketbook Missing
Woodville Harvey a young Scot touring the United States arrived in Washington and stayed at the Willard Hotel. After dining with a friend at a cafe near Thirteenth Street he discovered his pocketbook missing containing twelve Bank of England five pound notes and two and a half sovereigns plus small change. Police asked to investigate and locate the red wallet believed lost or stolen.
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United States
Washington
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Escapes From Jail By Noted Inmate George Lewis
George Lewis alias Minor, a trusted inmate at the United States jail, escaped while authorities say he helped carry supplies from a wagon. He had been serving a year for bicycle theft and was reported missing after slipping away with other trusties. A search was issued, and a description sent to stations. no recapture reported by nightfall.
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Minor
United States
Boardman
Lewis
Trumbo
Kimball
Army Officer Sued by Wife for Maintenance
Mrs Minnie B Odell filed in District Supreme Court against her husband Lieutenant Albert S Odell first lieutenant in the US Army seeking maintenance. She claims cruelty and that his salary of 16 dollars monthly should fund her and their child. Justice Gould set a show cause date of September 29 for the officer to answer.
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Odell
Lambert and Baker
District Supreme Court
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United States
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Insanity Declared by Jury in Soldier Case
Ex-soldier Joseph A. Crane was found unsound minded by a jury and recommitted to the Government Hospital for the Insane after a habeas corpus bid. The court had ordered possible inquisition before a lunacy jury if not released. Earlier hearings questioned Crane’s enlistment expiry and legality of prior commitment. Another ex-soldier, Daniel O Keeffe, and case of Orlando H. McKnight also noted with pending hearings and objections to visits.
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Government Hospital
Justice Gould
Crane
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O' Keeffe
O'Keeffe
District Supreme Court
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Qriando H. McKnight
McKnight
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St. Elizabeth’s
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Stabbing Mystery Solved in Grocery Store Fight
W A Lipscomb a grocery store clerk at 1428 New York Avenue NW confessed to stabbing Treasury Department clerk Richard Hipp after a Saturday night dispute over a money transaction. Lipscomb was arrested by Detectives Warren and Peck and released on $500 bond after his admission.
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T. B Smith
New York Avenue
Richard Hipp
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Peck
Kipp
Smith
Duvall
Providence Hospital
Negro dies from gun shot on Potomac houseboat case
Henry Beverly lingered after being wounded on September 1 when Richard Smith accidentally discharged a gun while cleaning it on a Potomac River houseboat near the Long Bridge area. Beverly died at Emergency Hospital yesterday at 2 pm. Coroner Nevitt to issue death certificate after investigation today. police deeming the shooting accidental. jurisdiction lies with Virginia authorities.
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Herrry Beverly
Potomac River
Long Brida
Richard Smith
Nevitt
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Smith
Virginia
Hayes Attacks Mila Hinton With Razor in D Street Conflict
Frenzied by jealousy Allen Hayes assaulted Mila Hinton at 19% E Street Northwest striking her with a razor several times. He then attempted to end his life as police arrived. Both victims were taken to Emergency Hospital. Hayes was treated for minor injuries and charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
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Mila Hinton
E Street
Hayes
H Street
Rangers To Wear Green Uniforms For Forest Service
Forest Service adopts a neutral green uniform for its 600 reserve foresters. They must provide their own clothing including green suit, flannel shirts, gray felt hats, black riding boots, and a four overcoat set. A fir tree badge will appear on the jacket between the words Forest Service.
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Clear Weather Outlook With Moderate Temperatures
Forecaster Henry predicts moderate today with low humidity after yesterday's heat. The middle Atlantic saw general rain last evening while the Mississippi Valley and Rocky Mountains remained clear. A cooler, comfortable trend is expected soon with minimal warming and reduced humidity.
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Washington
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Mississippi Valley
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Kansas
Nebraska
Weather conditions and US Weather Bureau bulletin
A detailed weather forecast outlines a low pressure system over Western New York and another over the Lake Superior region bringing rain across the Middle Atlantic, Western New England, and various southern regions. Cooler air moves toward the Midwest and Upper Lakes with brisk and varying winds along coasts. Local report lists hourly temperatures and rainfall. temperatures in many cities and river conditions noted. A river bulletin from Harpers Ferry reports Shenandoah clear and Potomac muddy. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as aiding sleep.
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