National Education Association elects Harvey president
Lorenzo Dow Harvey Ph D superintendent of public schools in Menomonie Wisconsin won the NAEs presidency after four ballots at a Cleveland session. W O Thompson and J H Phillips split the remaining nomination votes with Thompson ultimately losing by a 23 to 21 fourth ballot. Twelve vice presidents and a Pasadena treasurer were also chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lorenzo Dow Harvey
Stout Training School
Menomonie
Wis
National Education Association
Association
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Columbus
J., H. Phillips
Public Schools of
Birmingham
Ala
Prof. Phillips
Dr. Thompson
Prof. Harvey
Indiana
Edwin G. Cooley
Ilinois
Econd
John C. Byrnes
New York
A. H. McClure
Arizona
Co. B. Gibson
Georgia
Joseph Rorer
West Virginia
J. L. McBrien
Nebraska
G. M. Phillips
Pennsylvania
B. F. Moore
Charles E. Evans
Oklahoma
James A. Edwards
Iowa
Notable Juvenile Fourth of July Travel Plans
Miscellaneous notices list relatives visiting Columbus Ohio and trips abroad. Entries include Mrs Hutchings visiting St Louis, Amelia Dieterle and Garvins touring England and France until mid-September, Hamimell family sailing from New York for a three month European tour, Nippert group leaving for Lakeside Colorado Petoskey Michigan and The Dells Wisconsin for a month, and Mrs Fenton Bollman visiting Price Hill.
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Columbus
Quebec
B. Hutchings, Jr
William. Bendigs
June Street
Walnut Hills
Amelia Dieterle
Garvin
Fenton Bollman
Chicago
Theodore Hel
Mt. Hope Road
Price Hill
Duel leaves lawyer wounded in Paris clash with editor kin
In Paris a swords duel left lawyer Baudelot with a head injury after he slapped M Jouvenel son of the Matin editor. The fight stemmed from a libel case linked to Humbert and Rochette in Paris. The quarrel escalated when Jouvenel struck with a cane and Baudelot responded with a challenge.
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Paris
M. Jouvenel
Matin
Baudelot
M. Came
Senator Humbert
Henri Rochette
M. Baudelot
Railroads Post Large Decline In Earnings
The Wall Street Journal estimates U S railroad gross earnings for the year to June 30 at 2,477,304,656 a drop of 108,608,346 from last year. Net earnings are put at 718,542,578 down 121,273,302. May and June show a projected annual rate loss of 600,000,000 gross and 200,000,000 net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
The
Wall Street Journal
Governor Harris Abstainer Denies Banquet Wine Claim
A formal statement from the Governor’s office in Columbus rejects a Cincinnati paper’s claim that Governor Harris drank wine and champagne at a Stamina Republican League banquet. It asserts he is and always has been an abstainer, a fact known to his intimate friends and army comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati
Harris
Stamina
Republican League
Army
Truth and Quality Laxative Endorsed by Physicians
The ad touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe pleasant laxative that cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or dosage increases. It claims the remedy is physician approved and urges purchasing only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Leader in Last Raid Captured as Mexican Raiders Attacked Palomas
Reports confirm an attack on Palomas Chihuahua by twenty raiders from Douglas Arizona. The assault was repulsed, their leader wounded and captured, while nearby bands near Viesca were scattered and several captured. Prisoners claim conscription by bandits.
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City OF Mexico
Palomas
Chihuahua
Revolt Forces Move South as Troops Mobilize in Border Area
A Chihuahua dispatch reports revolutionists who attacked Palomas have moved toward Ascension with fifty soldiers deployed to intercept. San Antonio says U S Marshal Nolte and District Attorney Boynton have gone to Del Rio to direct Federal troops. A Ft. Bliss telegram says orders to return from San Antonio encampment are canceled. one company remains to handle the situation at El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Palomas
Ascension
San Antonio
United States
Nolte
Boynton
del Rio
Ft. Bliss
Indicts Mae Wood on two charges in New York
Mae C. Wood of Omaha was indicted by a grand jury on perjury and forgery for signing Senator Thomas C. Platt’s name to a document claiming him as her husband. The perjury charge stems from her divorce testimony that they wed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in 1901. She is free on $5,000 bail and to be arraigned Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mae C. Wood
Omaha
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Miss Wood
Senator Platt
Fifth Avenue
Liberty
Flag to bear forty six stars after July fourth
Washington announces that government flags will display 46 stars in the field after July 4 to reflect Oklahoma's admission as the 46th state. The change follows a longstanding congressional rule tying star additions to new statehood with the next July 4 after admission.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Miss Edith Browne Marries William Miller in Terrace Park
Social and personal notes report Miss Edith Bessie Browne daughter of Rev and Mrs George Browne married yesterday at the Browne home on Montgomery Pike Terrace Park to William Miller of Canton Ohio. Attendants Miss Natalie Browne and others. ceremony by the bride’s father with music by Miss Janie Good and Mrs D Ira Lambert. The couple plan a month’s honeymoon at Yellowstone National Park before settling in Canton early August.
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Edith Bessie Browne
George
J. Browne
Browne
Montgomery Pike
Terrace Park
William Miller
Canton
Natalie Browne
Esther Moody
Toledo
D. D. Miller
Janie Good
Hamilton
D. Ira Lambert
Frank Miller
Charlotte Miller
Good
Lee Good
William Smith
Cleveland
Ray Lehman
Springdale
Samuel L. Stokes
Nashville
Harry J. Hunt
Stewart Hunt
Dalley Junction
Mary Upham
Oxford
A. A. Moody
John Durrell
Edna Durrell
Robert Strong
Edith Strong
Mary Snyder
Pleasant Ridge
George F. Browne
Wooster
George Uckotter
Zoo
Florence Husman
Husman
John Roth
Lenore McCracken
Robert Ackotter
Laura Nolan
Clifford Husman
Raymond Kline
Alice Bryan
Ingleside Place
Bircheae
Hyde Park
Gamma Sigma
W.S. Bray
Westwood
Cora Greenfelder
Howell Avenue
Clifton
William Emmons
Denver
Col
Purely Personal Notices From The Beacon
Mr and Mrs John C Sherlock stay several days in New York at the Hotel Walcott before heading to their summer home at Saponack L I Mrs A L Sanford of the Ortiz visits Miss Anne Warner then returns to Portsmouth Ohio Mrs Sanford and her son Louis Sanford depart Sunday for their camp on Rangely Lakes Maine Mr Sanford
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New York
Sanford
R. N. Archer
Burnet House
Frank K. Rodman
Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Archer
Mr. Rodman
Louise Rodman
John Tabor
H. H. Bechtel
Dayton Street
A. J. Frick
Danville
Bechtel
Marion
Bloom
Miss Bloom
Bogart Avenue
Avondale
Mackinac Island
James A. Warner
Marion Avenue
Huronia Beach
Mich
Pauline Warner
A. O. Tyler
Emily Burton
Murdock Burton
Clarence Burton
Read
Ing Road
Alice Williams
Burton Avenue
Wianna
Mass
Malcel Kemper
Colorado
Denver
Enoch Stricker
Hutchins Avenue
Odin
William Earle -Stilwell
Ridgeway Avenue
Southampton
Ont
Edna F. Lee
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Marblehead
Charles F. Lee
Harvard
Thomas J. Case
Reading Road
Alexandria Bay
J. Walter Freiberg
Alaska Avenue
Europe
J. J. Smith
Melrose
Sha&ick
Supreme Court of Ohio
Howard Ferris
Edgecliffe
Harry Miller
Harry
Thomas J. Snowden
Scott Street
Covington
Tusculum
Margaret Wilson
Congress Avenue
Marjorie
Carolyn McGowan
Robert McGowan
Haydock Building
Ocean Grove
N. J
John H. McGowan
Martha Colburn
Sat
John C. Sherlock
Walcott
Saponack
L. I
A. L. Sanford
Ortiz
Anne Warner
Portsmouth
Louis Sanford
Rangely Lakes
Maine
Mr. Sanford
Social Round of Covington and Newport Residents
Miss Frances Simrall hosted a Wallace Place bridge whist in honor of her sister Mrs. Burbridge of Newport. Numerous guests including Miss Brice McMillien and Miss Frances Manser prepared travels and visits to Washington D C Long Island Carthage and Lexington. Many locals planned lectures dinners launches and motor trips to Versailles and Glenn Springs with relatives and guests from Covington Newport Ft Thomas Huntington and mobile Alabama as the social scene buzzed.
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Frances Simrall
Covington
Wallace Place
Burbridge
Newport
Brice McMillien
Frances Manser
Washington, D. C
Long Island
Ida M. Stoughton
Carthage
Anna Ee
Lexigton Pike
Brice McMillioin
Howard Cooder
Perin Coke
Edwin Monogue
Samuel C. Reiley
Join Ducker
Kinnicanic
Joseph Holberg Piarecamidehy
Mobile
Ala
Virginia
Frank Buchanan
Ft. Thomas
Marguerite Hagan
Huntington
W. Va
Nine year old girl burglar arraigned in court
Anne Wilson aged 9 was arraigned in Police Court on grand larceny after confessing to more than fifty burglaries. She described climbing through rear windows and carrying loot in a go cart with a teddy bear concealing the goods while a woman held on suspicion denied the charge.
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New York
Anne Wilson
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Dr. W. 0. Thompson
Dions
Dion Arremer
Dion
Fyloune
Chicoren
Kansas City Star
Story
Doni Lkcat
Douglas
Ariz
Torreon
Viesca
Mae Wood
Platt
Henry Higgin
Nelson Place
Harry. Higgin
Kennedy Brown
Brown
Miami Military Institute
Germantown
H. G. Schaefer
Mt. Auburn
Laura
Walter G. Musekamp
Miss Schaefer
Musekamp
Frank Ishmael
William Brokate
St. Claire Avenue
Frida
Leslie Starr
Brokate
Schaefer
Kentucky Society
Miss
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Illustrated
Edwin Chambers
Fred John Splitstone
Philip Beverly, M. D
Mississippi Club
Archie Thomas
India
John Nicholson
Pythian Sister Lodge
No. 9
Sidney, O
Lima
Macke Grove
Mohawk Nickel Club
Littles
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