Swartzell Faces Star Chamber Probe At Eastern High
The board of education continued its closed door investigation into Moshelm F. F. Swartzell principal of Eastern High School. Witnesses D W Oyster De Witt Croissant and W L Lang criticized tact and urged change. The hearing plans to conclude before school opens, with faculty members due to testify and teaching examinations scheduled.
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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
Dynelectron Company Sued for Receiver and Injunction
Stockholders and creditors file for injunction and receiver of International Dynelectron Company alleging the firm owns patents on a process for generating electricity via gas batteries. Suit claims failure to assign patent rights and possible transfer of assets to another corporation. Court issues TRO and rule to show cause. affidavit shows capital stock of 350000.00 all paid in.
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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 Pending Beach Return
Grand Jury will not resume investigations into cotton leak cases until Morgan H. Beach, recently named special assistant to the Attorney General, returns from vacation. Baker seeks to clear minor jail cases before October term. Beach has not indicated when he will return to the city.
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Mr. Beach
Morgan H. Beach
District Grand Jury
Agricultural Department
Grand Jury
Holmes
Baker
Beach
Central Ti Union Plans Prominent Speaker Series
At last night’s Central Ti Union meeting a committee led by President McCarthy was formed to select speakers on national economic topics. Congress representatives and other public figures will address members at semi monthly meetings in the Typographical Temple on 42 G Street NW. The arrangements committee, H Adams M Spohn J B Diskman E M Ross N Schelling, reported Labor Day profits of over 71.00 and extended thanks to business men and others who helped make the Benning celebration a success.
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Central Ti Union
McCarthy
Congress
G Street
H. Adams
M Spohn
J. B. Diskman
E. M Ross
N. Schelling
Benning
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Ricketts Named Acting Public Printer and Payroll Resolved
The Acting Attorney General cleared the way for Ricketts to file a 100000 bond and receive salary of 4600 a year or 2500 as foreman. The Treasury approved the bond and funding for the Government Printing Office payroll was released. Legal questions on acting designation were settled as Hoyt advised thePresident may name another officer. the chief clerk remains nominal acting printer under a casus omissus ruling. Two horses fled a wagon near Fourteenth and Roanoke streets causing minor injuries and damage.
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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 Fatally Injured in Maryland
Charles A. Kamar, brakeman for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, fell between two freight cars at Trinidad, Maryland, slipped on a wet roof, and died en route to Providence Hospital in a Sixth precinct patrol wagon. The coroner was notified. death suspected from a fractured skull and internal injuries.
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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 was elected to the National Association of Letter Carriers executive board while at the Portland convention. He and delegate J S Waney traveled to the Pacific Coast, with Winkleman remaining eastward for a 15 day western vacation. He joined the force October 28 1890 and has served on the business route from Ninth to Tenth streets 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 in alley behind police HQ after 11:30 p m
A young man named Samuel Wilson reported being dragged by three men in the alley behind the police headquarters and robbed of 18 dollars before being tied to a telephone pole. Detectives questioned him then followed a rope on the ground but the robbers fled during his cries for help.
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Samuel Wilson
Muller
Burroughs
Wilson
Chicken Thieves Active Sunday Raid Rumors Sweep City
A large scale raid on chicken roosts occurred Sunday night in the southern city, prompting several complaints to the Fourth precinct police. L. D. Steiner of 1216 Four and-a-half Street Southwest reported nine hens and one rooster missing from a rear coop, with police suspecting a gang of colored men known for past chicken thefts in the area.
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L. D. Steiner
Fourth Precinct
National Bakers Meet Opens At Arlington Hotel
The eighth annual convention of the National Association of Master Bakers opens this morning at 9 o clock in the Arlington Hotel Washington. Martin Simon presides as officers and committees outline plans for discussions on modern baking methods. Delegates from the United States and Canada arrive, with a full schedule of papers, excursions, a Potomac sail, a banquet, and Friday elections to close the gathering.
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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 Bank of England Notes Gone
Woodville Harvey, a Scotch traveler staying at the Willard Hotel, reports losing a pocketbook containing twelve Bank of England five pound notes two and one half sovereigns and small change. He arrived in Washington Sunday and searched a Thirteenth Street cafe area before reporting the loss to police, doubting any theft.
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Bank of England
Woodville Harvey
United States
Washington
Willard Hotel
Harvey
Thirteenth and Streets
Escapes From Jail By Trusty Prisoner George Lewis
George Lewis known as Minor, a negro inmate and trusted prisoner at the United States jail, escaped yesterday while carrying supplies from a wagon with other trusties. He had been convicted of bicycle larceny on June 20 and sentenced to one year. Despite a late-night description, he remained at large. He was seen without coat or hat, wearing prison trousers, and vanished during the wagon transfer.
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George Lewis
Minor
United States
Boardman
Lewis
Trumbo
Kimball
Concert at Washington Circle features Engineer Band program
Chief Musician Julius Kamper announces the Engineer Band concert at Washington Circle at 7 this evening. The program includes March The Iron King Overture Masarfesio Cornet solo Amusement Poc Principal Musician Wintermyer Watts La Circer Faust Two-step Yanklent Loftly Selection The Rollicking Girl Plantation Egbanyssasanecannes ivessesoenn TONDO.
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Washington Circle
Julius Kamper
Engineer
Masarfesio
Cornet
Poh
Wintermyer
Watts
la Circer
Faust
Prancis
Egbanyssasanecannes Ivessesoenn Tondo
Army Officer Sued by Wife for Maintenance
Mrs Minnie Odell filed in District Supreme Court for support from her husband Lieutenant Albert Odell United States Army after alleging marriage in 192? and separation on August 4 following his alleged admission to Keeley Institute for alcoholism Cruelty to wife and child was also charged and she seeks support from his $16 monthly salary with counsel fees. Justice Gould ordered Odell to show cause on September 29.
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Minnie
Odell
Lambert and Baker
District Supreme Court
Albert
United States
Keeley Institute
Leutenant
Gould
Lieut
Insane Verdict Recommits Ex Soldier to Asylum
Joseph A. Crane, a former soldier, was found of unsound mind by a jury and recommitted to the Government Hospital for the Insane. The court had ordered release on habeas corpus unless lunacy proceedings were instituted. Additional ex-soldiers, including Daniel O Keeffe and Orlando H McKnight, faced related commitments and hearings.
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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 at Washington Grocery Store
W A Lipscomb a clerk at T B Smith 1428 New York Ave NW confessed to stabbing Treasury Department clerk Richard Hipp after a Saturday night dispute over a money transaction. Police say Kipp struck Lipscomb first, Lipscomb fled and later admitted the act. Lipscomb released on 500 bond.
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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 Potomac Houseboat Shooting
Henry Beverly died at Emergency Hospital at 2 p.m. yesterday after being wounded on a houseboat on the Potomac near Long Bridge on September 1. Coroner Nevitt will issue a death certificate after today’s investigation. Police say the shooting was accidental as Richard Smith discharged the weapon while cleaning it. Beverly was struck in the head back and legs. The incident occurred outside District jurisdiction and will be settled by Virginia authorities.
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Henry Beverly
Herrry Beverly
Potomac River
Long Brida
Richard Smith
Nevitt
Beverly
Smith
Virginia
Jealous man wounds woman then attempts suicide
Allen Hayes, a negro, cut Mila Hinton, a negro woman, several times at 19% E street NW. Hayes fought police, suffered minor self inflicted cuts, was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. Hinton was seriously wounded and rushed to Emergency Hospital. The mother intervened and received a light cut.
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Allen Hayes
Mila Hinton
E Street
Hayes
H Street
Rangers to Wear Green Uniforms for Forest Service
The Forest Service adopts a neutral green uniform for its 600 reserve personnel. They must purchase the green suit, flannel shirts, gray felt hats, riding boots, and four overcoats. A fir tree boutonniere will be worn between the words Forest and Service.
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Forest Service
Weather Forecast From Forecaster Henry
Forecaster Henry predicts moderate temperatures and low humidity today. Yesterday in Washington rain was widespread then clearing elsewhere. highs reached 75 degrees. Henry notes cooler conditions in the Dakotas while Kansas and Nebraska remain comfortable and the outlook calls for a very moderate tomorrow with low humidity.
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Henry
Washington
Prof
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Dakotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Weather conditions forecast from the Weather Bureau
The bulletin outlines low pressure over Western New York with rain across the Middle Atlantic states and Western New England, a second low over the Lake Superior region, and high pressure moving southeast over the Dakotas. Rain in the Ohio Valley and Lower Lake region, Tennessee, Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama, and NW Georgia. tomorrow expecting more rain or showers in New England and the Middle Atlantic, with cooler conditions in the lower Missouri and Mississippi Valleys. Northeast winds shift to southeast along coasts, with various regional wind patterns. Local report notes midnight to 8pm temperatures and rainfall, with a day-long summary of highs and lows and sunshine. Temperatures in other cities are listed with rainfall markers. Shenandoah clearing while Potomac remains muddy at Harpers Ferry. an advective note on sleeplessness and a medical ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla concludes.
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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
Tueainy
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Gulf
Mircouri
Missisippi
New Magiang
Gail
European Porta
Grand Banks
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Boar
Percival Padgett
Frank Suter
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Business Mens Association
W. B. Pattison
EB. Kramer
J . Clark
John C Nalle
Henry J. Bailey
Katherine Robinson
Sue H Gardener
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Katherine Bryan
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Lizabeth Neale
Dynelectron Company
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Master Bakers
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Capital
Martin @imon
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Adolph Boettler
St. Louia
Transpurer
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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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Clarence Krafft
Washington, D
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Philadelphia
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St. Loui
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Minneapolis
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Albert A. White
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Schwartz & Peleman
America
Schwartz & Pelzman
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Geo
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