Second Largest Class to Be Graduated from B. H. S.
The article details the upcoming commencement of the second largest B. H. S. graduating class, listing several awards and prize funds. It explains the Yale University frank Miller scholarship, the Somerset scholarship, and the Barnum prize, with qualification criteria, application rules, and essay requirements for the senior essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frack Miller Saemntial
Yale University
Tryon
Che Omleinis
Bridgeport High
Somerset
Mise Somerset Wan
P. T Barnum
Ile
Uae
Board of Education
Corpeting
Denver
Edvcation Rooms
Fivat
Sears
New York University
Bretlon
Edwark
Board of Ranention
Dee
Arun Nrine
Elise
Jeqnette T
Train Derailment Near Willimantic Splits Rail Line
A northbound Central Vermont freight train of 30 cars derailed at Jones Crossing halt north of Merrow’s station around noon. Engine 26 derailed, rails spread, wrecker from IRSC Hartford summoned, line shut several hours, broken joint blamed for the derailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willimantic
Central Vermont Railway
Jones Crossing
Merrow
Irsc Hartford
Eratic
Appointment of Thomas Buggie City Garage Mechanic
Thomas Bugsie of 45 9 South Avenue is appointed mechanic at the Municipal Garage for the Garage Commission. Tentive Joan Timmons was removed from her job as floor manager in the same garage. Buggie begins work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bugsie
South Avenue
Municipal Gerace
Tentice
Joan Timmons
Mer
Varied European Clans Foster Many Political Parties
An examination notes numerous parties across Czechoslovakia and neighboring regions as race admixture spurs party formation. It lists forty parties including the Czechoslovak Socialist Party, Communist Party, German parties, and agrarian groups amid a shifting political landscape in the postwar period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phragle
Czech
Thie Toil
Corintianes
Republicas Party of
Asturians
Czechoslovak Rocialistic Party
Commuunistic Party of
Czechoslovakia
Crechlovak People's Party
Party of Merchants and Middleclass Tradespeople
Social Democrats
Party of
Czechoslovak Working People
German National Party
Xatlyaul Sovialist Workers’ Party
Memocratic Liberty Party
Christae Socialiatarty
Social Democratic Party
Party of Mall Peasants
Agriculturists
Emall
Ufe
Chicago churches gain from evangelistic drive
At the annual Spring evangelistic campaign in Chicago, Protestant church membership rose with 1170 churches reporting federation gains as noted by Walter F.R. Mer, secretary of the Chicago Church Moderation. Estimates suggest near 10,900 additional members across the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Emigago
Aturgh
Welter
Mer
Secratary
Gurterass
Mee
Fraudulent Mail Use Charge Against Several Defendants
A federal grand jury indicted Albert Boson Vine Frankel Mastin on fraudulent use of the mails for offering cigar free orders with special street orders. They were taken from Cambridge jail by federal officers to Great Nebraska to face related charges based on similar schemes involving named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boson
Albert Re Frankel
Joseph Mastin
Federal Grand Jury
Cambridge
Fedpeperiers
Great
Nebraska
Strailac
Berlin Opens First Modern Gas Station
Berlin on June 28 revealed the city's first modern gas station. The facility features a roadside fountain-like pump system and a single attendant who dispenses gasoline from a compressed gas flow. The operation, though basic, showcases early mechanical fueling concepts and aims to ease driver access across the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Amelia
Atring- Bertin
Peter
Meat prices in 1913 compared with today claim
A trade note from Armour Co vice president Wade asserts wholesale meat prices near today’s levels, yet average consumer costs rose since 1913. He cites retail price gaps, household impact, and varying grades, noting overall living costs higher now despite some cheaper meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sais Jitai Buiesus
United States
Apo
Wade Ice
Armour We Co
Abinoe
Nantty
Wandel
Fy Chow
Ihld
Mar
Bridgeport High Senior Picnic at Lordship Beach
The Bridgeport High School senior class, led by faculty advisor Miss Grant and chaperones Mrs. Arthur Sides and another, traveled by two special Valley cars to Lordship Beach. Activities included swimming and water sports, an old fashioned dog roast, and dancing from late afternoon until the return trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport High School
Lordship Beach
Miss Grant
Jod
Arthur Sides
Pat
Lavtens
Normal School Fades From Existence Amid Turbulent Reforms
The article chronicles the closure of Normal School amid upheaval in education policy. It lists former faculty and students by name, notes legislative actions affecting normal schools, cites advice to teachers, and describes the program’s completion of a precursor project marked by a vocal music composition and staged performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Tae
Denis Barkey
Erie Hiss
Death stalks altar as Flemish couple wed
Fragmentary OCR describes a wedding with unclear, garbled lines. It references a Flemish couple, an altar, and mentions death stalking the scene in scattered terms. The readable text is insufficient for solid facts or names.
Fragmentary note on Ruth and Saint Mary gear issues
A partial OCR fragment references Ruth and Saint Gearrey items, plus mentions of Piet and Haver mas. No clear event details or identifiable organizations. The readable bits hint at outdated or garbled gear and purits but lack concrete action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Alwuiga
Government vows to stop liquor carrying ships in US waters
Treasury officials disclosed plans to seize liquor aboard foreign liners in American waters, aiming to curb open defiance of prohibition. The draft regulations would empower seizure of ships and bar liquor stocks, as authorities warn continued illicit import threatens enforcement. Foreign lines reportedly consider halting their illicit voyages to avoid seizure.
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Washington
Sigp
Rccives
Actin
Aeceesary
Gilbert Sams
He Treasury
Mansep Ag Developmenta
Gilbert
For Sign Shipping
Local Club Meetings Listed Across City Venues
A scrambled OCR list outlines tonight's gatherings for several groups including a social club at 14 Third Diatrin, Pride of Brideephre c Atennil, Daughters of America at 141 Slats SETeee, Joseph BDowdall lodge, P. 1045 Main street, and several temperance and benevolent societies such as Christeaty Temperance union on Gilbert street and Sick Benefit society at 140 Lee avenue. The fragment references unions and lodges in Mashinists and related civic associations with multiple street addresses.
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Cheternth Dligy
Ube
Ean BeHit Lon
Eggelimtee
Chowiaiey
Reputir
Chentlatey
Thomas Buggie City Garage
Europe
U. S
Lyone Lara
Haimon
Germin Eradesa
Mr. Waddell
Tn Seri Careltee
Ore Duu Lee Wuld
Pyare
Be Polen
Lordship
May Atherton
Peg O'Connor
Esther Hindle
Florence Evans
Mayer
Babe Avilla
Marlon Sanley
Helen Plum
Haslegond
Ruth Haskell
Helen Sigt
Moretay Couyet
Mildred Hasset
Atola Bray
Normal School
Costa
Vleve
Aeris
Ford
Dso
Haanekbid
Leeelvng
Rene
Dna
Cleulina Andersen
Linget OG
dvatTide Barr
Farerek
Feu Ceenex
Anita Adieone
Weth
Jeet
Maye Yette
Jtikanl
We Dirkwan
Catherine Dillinger
Cad
Emily Starla
Wiles Ik
Evi Catr SI Tins
Fung Yoook
Gratis Ag
Wlemiah
Joss
Dipeisena
Phates
Pagt Tegsty
London
Tate
Maula Oxiert
United
Stitex
American Hardware Stores
Ihe
Fairhely Ave
Middle St
Westinghouse
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