Yale students earn nearly a quarter million in work study
A New Jersey reporter recalls Yale students' summer earnings with totals by work type. Tutoring paid the most at $1000 per student, clerical jobs brought in about $25 000, waiting tables contributed $18 500, and club organizing at private boarding houses added $7 465. Researchers note 50 essential work roles support student labor, overseen by a dedicated bureau.
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Yalesie
York
Iter
Lems
Yale
Nat
Notice to Laboring Men Promised Low Priced Workwear
Promises sale from now until further notice on 50 cent overalls and blouses and 79 cent working shirts. Advertises the Quaker, Fast Limited and Untriputt brands as top quality. Guarantees satisfaction with each pair and urges buyers to visit W A Steen, Clothier and Furnisher, 28 West Main Street, Usher Brook Block.
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Prom
Quaker
Fast Limited
Uantriputt
W. A. Steen
Clothier and Furnisher
W. Main Street
Usher
Twenty Fifth Anniversary Celebration at Bagley Home
The Bagley residence hosted a grand reception last evening for the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Bagley. Guests were welcomed by white carnations and greenery with green and white accents, as the couple and hosts circulated among the party, and a fine orchestra played. Out-of-town attendees included Mrs. Bagley’s sister and companions from several states, all presenting with engraved silver souvenirs marking 1886 to 1911.
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Mrs. C. H. Bagley
Clifford H. Bagley
Finhvety
Hagley
Mosdames Hilznborh
Nellie Senverc
Hnery Aer
D. L. Brakou
LS. Lambing
Ennieatterson
Clara Hackigton
Eleabeth Craig
Clifford Hy Hagley
Another Robbery Last Night In Heart Of Town
A petty robbery occurred in the business district last night when thieves forced entry to the rear of the St James Hotel and stole a case of Budweiser. Only item of value, the case was taken. four similar incidents have happened in the past three weeks, suggesting no special skill needed to commit such thefts. Mrs F L Morton returned home after visiting relatives in W Bhyn. Mrs Playford visited her daughter Mrs Alfred Barlow and then left for Toledo. The Ministerial Association will meet at 2 PM Monday in the Presbyterian Church. Mothers are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Fred Rowe arrived from Daytona Beach to spend the summer. Rowe injured his shoulder in a prior fall and is currently incapacitated.
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Stt. James
F. L. Morton
Playford
Alfred Barlow
Toleto
Ministerial Association of
Corry
Arlore
Presbyterian Church
Air
Fred Mr. Rowe
Daytona
Fig
Rows
Eye health and glasses offered after failed cures at hotel office
An advertisement claims removal of ailment through scientific eye examination at Room 4, 194 North Center Street, stating a specialist uses modern instruments to diagnose and treat headaches, nervous symptoms, temples and eye pain, promising free evaluation to prove comfort and safety of fitted glasses.
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St. Dates
Ajax
North Center Street
Warren High School Commencement Exercises Featured Large Audience
Commencement at Warren High School held in the library tonight with a large audience. Prizes awarded include $25 to Fred Averill, $17 to Charles Knopf, $10 to Viola Connolly. Edna Malm received the Rem Jueton medal. Marton Leavy won the Mary Gall medal. Benjamin Sontog earned the James Parmlee medal for mathematics. Diplomas presented by Dr. C. G. Frantz. remarks by Harold A. M. Lavy. 53 seniors in the class.
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Edna Malm
Mary Gall
Marton Leavy
James ©. Parmlee
Benjamin Sontog
CG. J. Frantz
Robert Maulsay
Alumatt
Harold AM. Lavy
Horace Conaway
Warren County Docket Lists Eight Criminal Cases for June Term
Warren Pa. docket for the June term shows eight cases, with only two murder trials likely. Notable entries include Commonwealth v John Andrews and v Piplic for murder, Piplics cases, Mike Pipl for assault with intent, forgery in Commonwealth v Portal Rides, two larceny cases in Henry Hofsterman, Frank Schoby for larceny and forcible entry and detainer, Amel Carlton for assault, and Martin Malte involved in furnishing liquor to a minor on a Sunday.
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Warren
Commonwealth
John M. Andrews
John Piplic
Ake Pipli
John Pipl
Mike Pipl
About 2000 Men Out At Altoona Strike Action Report
About 2000 Pennsylvania Railroad workers in Altoona did not report to work after lunch yesterday and remained out today. Union organizers estimate 2500 while the company cites about 82 aboard. a large demonstration occurred as plans were laid to extend a walkout to the Janite and Altoona machine shops. The strike continues with unions awaiting a company response before expanding further.
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Altoona
Dune
Al-Toona
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Airke
Juniate
It Ia
Ftw
Injunction at Fredonia over street tracks dispute
Justice Wheeler in Buffalo Special Term issues injunction against Fredonia Village and Dunkirk Construction Company to halt interference with the Buffalo and Lake Erie Section tracks on Church Street. The case centers on concrete under the rails and the Center Street crossing where the Dunkirk contract sits. Attorneys Kemellek, Cook, Mitchell and Rass represent the traction company as the dispute lingers between the village board and the contractor.
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Fredonia
N.Y
Charles I. Wheeler
Supreme Court
Bufalo
Dunkirk Constuction Company
Buffalo and Lake
Wun
Thomas Py Heffernan
Construction Company
Priler
Kémellek
Cook, Mitchell & Rass
Traction Company
Wml
Tatas
Wredonia Village
Churet Street
Center
Chuck Street
Dunkirk Constriction Company
Road Contract Pits Grove Township Signed
Russell June 1 The regular monthly meeting of the Supervisors of Pity Grove township held this evening. County Commissioners and township Supervisors approved a brick road from Main and Liberty to Farmington township. Erle Construction Company awarded the contract. Work to begin at once under Sprout bill state pays seven percent of expense and taxpayers seventy percent. Pity Grove Supervisors are I. T. Moll C. M. Jones Henry Arthurs and the County Commissioners are J. B. Thompson A. C. Mook Willis Haughtling.
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Russell
Pity Grove
Pins Grove Township
T. Moll
C. M. Jones
Henry Arthurs
Eb, Thompson
Alc. Mook
Willis Haughtling
Keystone Electric Light Co Chartered for Union City
June 4 Union City Florida? Erie. The charter for Union City's second electric light and power company the Keystone was recorded in the office of Recorder Charles B. Strick at the courthouse yesterday. Capital block set at $10,000 with one tenth paid to treasurer Owen B. Wallace. Directors include T. D. Shreve and W. E. Everson owners of Shreve Chase Co. Charter rights authorize producing and supplying Nebt heat and power to the borough and nearby areas.
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Erie
Union City
Eletric Light and Power
Keystone
Charles B. Strick
Court House
Owen
Wallace
T. D. Shreve
W. E. Everson
Oil City Hosts Spirellas In Prep At Fair Grounds
With rain threat and a large crowd expected Oil City meets Spirellas at the Fair Grounds this afternoon. Mull Halland, famed right fielder from Meadville, joins locals for a feature. Spir elias schedule shows games at Jamestown Thursday and Friday, with Wednesday’s match drawing the crowd.
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Oil City
Fairgrounds
Mullhalland
Spirelian
Meadville
Spirelias
Jamestown
Spirelia
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Corry Evening Journal
Center St
Pacove
Mu ‘Ax
Diwklay
Watiukk Fm
Nes
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Youngstown
St. James Hotel
Emily
Pennsylvania
NEW Electric Light CO
Shreve
Spirellas
Mullholland Spirella R. F
Jacobson
Sam Jacobson &Co
One Price Clothiers
Jalal
Callar
Garret
J. M. Sheely
C. R. Rogers & Co., Inc. Engineers & Contractors
The
Barlow Hardware Co
S Puner
Thefa
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