Cory High School Commencement Honors Class of 1922
Thirty high school students from Cory High School, part of the Class of 1922, graduated in an evening commencement at the auditorium. Speakers included Salutatory by Margaret Irma Sullivan and remarks by Ralph Hubert Jewall president, with Principal A. Crane of Rainbow State Normal School delivering "Power Through Education." The ceremony featured performances by the senior choir and orchestral selections, and emphasized education as a path to future leadership and opportunity.
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Cory High School
Vurry High School
Cape and
Rowna
James W. Campbell
Margaret Irma Sullivan
Curry High School
May Barker Mantorel
Miss Barker
Ralph
Hubert Jewall
Ate
Wee
Crane
Rainbora
State Normal School
Wis
Crane Amertud
Oreasion
Chiss
Garry
Moe Tor
Minonye
Saynyses
America
Crann
Mmore
Tuc McGrath
Lily Catharine Mourton
Yale
Margaet Duala Teavh
P Resyad
Aivet
Watke
Milch
Migs Toath
Suehuss
Clase
Mion Ty
FS Whittfeney
Board of Education
Mle Claks Hole
Exceptitin
Ralph Biakeslee
Thiervices Ware
Roushit
J Aewerion
Miiengo
General Strike Predicted by Union Leader
Union leader predicts a nationwide railroad strike within two months as maintenance of way workers plan to vote. Maloney, head of the Lackawanna Federation, says ballots will trigger a walkout when received. Local ballots have not all been counted yet. preparations are under way at Mount Morris and in other regions.
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Alliike
Verronow J. Maluney
Ehair
Lackawanna Podleration
Shopren
Milipae
Maluney
Maloney
Joel Railroad
Hiarity
Brotherhood Conteyuinye
Mount Morris
United Press
NRW
Midvale Steel
Leon and Steel
Meng Wilk Welerpyen
Norgh Aimedean Steel Company
Dew Company
Ptier Properties
Wy L. Chadbourne
Moser Kin Laie
Havel
Brier Ili Company
Sheet and Tube Company of America
United Presay Lontion
Balfine
Thismavsing
Olater Reyes
Balfaur
Porvign
George
Wales
The
Hague
Belfas
Eoime From Welfast
Papinodi
Inkiti
Frne State At Répiubifiay Tenes Telow the Frontier Marsarres
Bunnies
Turlin
Jans
Winston Chuck W
Whallenge
Ireland
Free State
Wic
de Valera
Phowie Park
Federal Probe Of Nation Wide Coal Strike
A 1920s style report outlines a federal probe into a nationwide coal strike. It cites Senate requests to report production, prices, and actions by the Commerce Department and federal authorities, aiming to assess impact on American consumers and labor.
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Senate
Secretary of Commerce
United Pros
Washington
Seite al
Senate Saeed
Jenntor Walsh
Musuiehinette
United States
Pommurve Ti
Poverit Hlental Uxerbiey
Meghllion
Department of Commercy
Walsh
Wilson Triumphs Un doubtedly At Hand
United Press dispatch from Louis on June 2 reports Wilson addressing Missouri voters with calls for party unity. The remarks praise potential Democratic gains, urging supporters to back favorable candidates for committeemen while stressing the need for renewed triumphs in upcoming contests.
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United
Louis
Lawn
Woods
Wilkin
Missouri
William F. Grae
Olmur
Jian
Wilson
Walton
Thousands die in China war skirmish after weeklong battle
A chaotic late war clash in Kiangsi ends with heavy casualties and large captures. Chinese Canton forces claim decisive victory routing Kiangsi troops from fortified mountains and plains, seizing dozens of field pieces and hundreds of rifles as panicked fugitives abandon positions.
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China
United Pros
Jas
Sun Fat Sen
Canton
Li Lish Oliysr
Agreement on debt question negotiated in Washington
On June 2 a tacit understanding with Great Britain and France regarding Allied war debts was reached. The Allied debt commission will meet British and French plenipotentiaries to finalize a concrete plan already drafted by Mellony Hughes and Hoover. Sir Auckland Geddes conferred with members of the American commission as unofficial communications moved between London and Washington.
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Washington
Bitan
France
United States
Sucretales Mellony Hughes
Hoover
Auckland Geddes
Vassador
Decision May Affect Several Local Gas Cases
The Public Service Commission ordered Pennsylvania Gas Company to extend mains, influencing local Erie cases. City officials allege the company refused service to certain properties while asserting charter rights to supply gas across disputed areas.
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Yaterday
Public Service
Commission
Erie
City of
Tigopin
Prasiieaw
Nearing solution in Ward shooting case
In Plains, N.Y. investigators close to solving the Ward killing mystery. District Attorney Weeks hears testimony from Cunningham linking Ward to a double shooting that killed Peters and severely injured Charlie Jackson. Authorities say Jackson stated a plan to frame Ward, with underworld threats looming if silenced.
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Cunningham
Ward
Peters
Luker
Weeks
Bint Cettar
Underworld
Charlie Jackson
Cunningham Wald
Bicing
Connecticut
Woeeles Jackson
Bddelard
Wwc Raeteid
Unclear Military Statement Tied to Mexican Revolution
A garbled report cites General Diaz Abregon and Guillarmo Yonks announcing a revolution in Mexico with about 15,000 troops. The message mentions restoring the 185% constitution and the fall of Maz, unclear as to location or date. A separate note reports 14 year old Wal seap killed by a vehicle in Dubois Monday afternoon.
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Abregon
ansiiGunioerment
Guillarmo Yonks
Dine
Aifforwit
Mexico
Maz
Rumell Hindenitter
Wal Seap
Aan Automobile
Dubois Monday
Aftrnoon
Teachers Form Plan to Enter North American Summer School
A large group of teachers from multiple schools plan to attend a summer program across the North American region. Attendees include educators from Whit Sohwoty phe 1o and Concord, Penn State affiliates, and several city and state teachers planning to spend the summer at universities like Columbia and Penn State for professional preparation.
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North American
Summer School
Steel Company
Joca
Sannin
G. Smithy
Tverpile Urewurstty
Philadelphia
Ifi Lh
Pitesbaegh Universte
Mary Kustins
Iistory
Irene Meyers
Ruth Hyenas
Leandriin
Wy Cohuntin University
New York City
Mikes Geantanil Ck
Pairview School
Penn State
Miss Mary
Concord
Locke Haven
Ethel Street
Kathryn Neylon
Concord School
Ethel Mecray
Aliss
Mattie VanTassell
Hatch School
Ta Pune
Rui Young
Wil Evalua Sob
Sion
Unsen Murray
Cukor
Mets
Alanncerclaalstirs
Columbis University
Osher Witchers
Palmer
Helen John
Wave Perlis
Mise Vira Trunks
Ale Besland
Nial
Mise McCulloughe
Postponed probe hearing in state treasury case
Harrisburg report says the State Treasury probe was delayed to June 9 at the request of counsel for former State Treasurer Harwan Kephart and by the convention of investigation officials. The deputy attorney general and auditor general discuss continued questioning and new information from outside sources.
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United Praca
Aarrishurg
Tyne 2
Lane
Counsil
Troasurer Harwion Kephirt
Onvent
Ivestigition Atfctuly Wien Kephart
Ste
Nijdit
Kephart
Glasgow
Edward J. Rox
Kephitt
Harrisburg
Jung
State Treasury
Samuel
Lewin
Lewis
Ia St
Hong
Kephar
Lawlessness Wave Raises Prohibition Enforcement Call
United States Attorney General Daugherty warned of a nationwide wave of lawlessness and urged stricter enforcement of prohibition. He told the American Bar Association that aggressive action against bootleggers graft cases and related culprits must intensify, citing 14,000 pending federal prohibition cases needing action by authorities.
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United Press
Chicago
Daugherty Fovlardd
Terlay
Daugherty
Wwe
Willy
Millions Lost In Northwest Forest Fires
Portland officials report forest and brush fires across the Pacific Northwest have burned for about three days, threatening Cedar Falls Washington and Merinville with heavy losses. Estimated property damage tops eight million dollars, while towns in the impacted region face widespread disruption as residents seek shelter and assistance. Local authorities note extensive evacuation and ongoing containment efforts.
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Portland
Pacific Northwest
Ts Conserva
VMS
Cedar Balls
Wash
Mreinville
Woodmen of World to Hold Memorial Services
Woodmen of World to hold memorial services next Sunday July 4. All members meet at the hall at 10 for a procession to the church service at 1 o'clock. Graves will be decorated at cemeteries. Members are asked to bring flowers and the Woodmen Circle is invited to attend the gathering.
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Chitech Brethren Church
Free State tensions rise as Catholics flee Belfast border
June 2 dispatches report Catholics fleeing Belfast toward the Free State border amid bloodshed and sectarian violence. British officials fear rising unrest. Dublin and London leaders debate a pathway to reoccupation as Irish questions heat up.
Twenty Coal Firms Merge in Panhandle Shakeup
A templated merger in Pittsburgh links twenty coal companies from Villetturgh to Whitelingas to form one new firm with over 60 operations and more than 50 000 acres. The deal values properties at about 600 million dollars with details pending. Rumors sayJobin A Bell of Pittsburgh may head the new company.
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Ty Uniton
Pittsburgh
Panhandle
Feysion
Vittelurgh
Jer
Earharkte
Jobin A. Bell
Pitesburgh Baker
Carnoule Chat Company
Onew Cal
Fortune Hunter Brand Recruiter Fight In Chicago Brawl
Chicago June 2 A fortune hunter recruitment confrontation erupted involving Smit Burge and Keith Rorkefelier McCormick. The clash centered on Mathilde McCormick, an 11 year old granddaughter of Johny Borkefelier, with unclear details and many garbled phrases surrounding the incident.
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Chicago
Max
Neal
Smit Burge
Hirge
Keith Rorkefelier McCormick
Mathilde McCormick
Johny Borkefelier
Mtahlemaars
Mathilde de Warte
Burge
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Mne
A. J. Crane
Lackawanna
Kiang Si
Sun Yat Sen
Great Britain
Geddes
Ameri Vcan
United Prot
Cohningham
General Diaz
Wolking
Southone
Mexteg
Guatemala
Humee
Hemstreet
New York
Invaliiqg
Midvale
Republic
Inland Interests
Ilinoem
Woodmen of World
Balfour
Belfast
Oser
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