Tall Deane Closing Ceremony Honors and Diploma Awards
The graduation program featured Rev. Cleland J. McAfee delivering the evening address, a musical ensemble with solos and choruses, and diploma presentations to seniors and honors lists across academic and drawing departments. Numerous names were read for high honors and departmental distinctions, with campus leaders and faculty overseeing the ceremony and award distribution.
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Jn Pales
Khen
Lohy
Huhinstein
Elisa
Cleland J, McAfee
D. D
Lafayette
Sophie Cabot
Hrewster
Mive
Edwina Fisher
Helen O'Reilly
Miny Helen Stevens
Prontias
Mile Adelaide Ryer
Misa Helen Kempshall
Mary McDermott
Mary Humphrey
Nortin Allen
Helen Armetrong
Misa Anna
Keane Shall
Mind Caroline Taht
Mie Dewsie Winana
Catherine Adair
Mise
Margaret
Hige Tent
Marjorie Miller
Marian Herdan
Edith Helfenstein
Family Wirdaall
Virginia Meigs
Faith Rerdan
Ileton Birdanil
Honar
Aminn Ethel Renpere
Mins Mutiel Crawford
Mike Marguerite Parmeigh
Powers
Misa Barak
Searchlight sail up the Hudson River
The Young Men's Christian Association plans a quiet evening voyage aboard the steamer Faxorite to Yonkers with an illuminated deck and on board orchestra. Tickets available at the Y M C A, local druggists, or on the boat. return is scheduled for Lotclock.
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Prominky
VOM
CLAS
Yonkers
Lotclock
Y. M
Weekly Temperature and Rainfall Report Summary
The week ending June 11 saw warmer conditions with an average temperature near 70 degrees, about one degree above the prior week. Mean highs reached around 1472 degrees in some areas and minima near 60, with most nights warm. Rainfall was mostly limited and below normal in many counties, though portions of Monmouth and Salem reported near normal totals. overall moisture was scarce.
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Dar
Highlande
Kittatinoy Valley
Ta 'Dearens
Aravoant
Wytremm
Meror
Asa
IM Bridgeton
Cumberland County
Myer
Monmouth
Salem
M Traiton
Kalo County
We City
Anantio County
Wan Lew
Buriingtor
Cany Maz
Insurance Men Agree to Slash Costs at Meeting
A meeting in Gebland yesterday saw insurers urged through agents to cut premium rates and water down policies. Thirty signed a pledge though some details and signer identities remain secret.
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Ban Prandeed
Bisty Insurance Ompanies
Gebland
Yeaterday
Birthday Party for Marguerite Eckert
A birthday party was held yesterday afternoon for Marguerite Kekert aged eleven at 114 Eld Street Apion. About thirty relatives and friends attended, with many gifts and ornaments for the celebrant.
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Marguerite Eckert
Minn Marguerite Kekert
Eld Street
Aipon
Ming Kekert
Minn Kekert
Elizabethan Seton Hall Sheepskin Honors Jubilee Class
Newark June 13 The golden jubilee class of Seton Hall College South Orange celebrated at Newark Theatre with Bishop McQuade of Rochester delivering an address. Ten graduates were named including John J. Burne James F. Stefonald Edwin J Barrett John Maxwell Art Wittefield Maurice Spreline Michael A Mechler Lawrence Travers John A Stafford Charles W Tishler and Thomas B Larkin.
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Newark
Amor Clase
Seton Hall College
South Orange
Newark Theatre
Bishop McQuade
Rochester
John J. Burne
James F. Stefonald
Elisabeth
Edwin FB
J. Barrett
Miner's Mille
John Maxwell
Art Wittefield
Mass
Maurice R. Spilane
Jubelson
Michael A. Mechler
Lawrence J. Travers
Phillipsburg
John A. Stafford
Paterson
Charlee W. Tishler
Thomas B. Larkin
Dunbar Moore Wedding In Dayton At Mrs Moore home
At 5 pm yesterday in Dayton the eldest daughter Mary Virginia Moore married Alexander P. Dunbar. About 100 guests from Dayton Vineago New York and Ohio attended. ceremony by Rev William Wallace Youngton. Bride wore white with Duchess lace bouquet lilies of the valley. Guests included Carolina Moore Edgar B Moore James Mun non and others. The couple depart for Nantucket after a reception and will live in a new house on Hart Place.
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Robert M. Moore
Kiger Place
Mins Mary Virginia Moore
Alexander P. Dunbar
Eoger BR. Moore
Misa Carolina Moore
Milas Virginia Moore
William Wallace Youngton
St. Dames M. RK. Church
J. A. Owen
Harkettatown
St. James Church
Edgar B. Moore
James Mun
Werterood
F. W. Moore
Thin Ruy
J. P. Moore
Chicago
Rise & Son
Ulmer and Ulmer wed in St John’s ceremony
Mies Hilde Thompson of Jermy City and Frank Rudolph Ulmer of 18 Proa Street meet at St John’s Episcopal Church in Werney City. Rev. Forbes officiated. The couple will reside in a newly furnished Bayonne home.
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Mies Hilde Thompson
Jermy City
Frank Rudolph Ulmer
Atreet
Sunattioon
St. John's Epi Church
Werney City
Mr. Forbes
Mea. Ulmer
Bayonne
Tornado Tears Through Georgia Town Wrecks Church
A tornado swept a Georgia town yesterday damaging over fifty houses and tearing the Presbyterian Church. Many families evacuated as authorities reported several serious injuries and expected costs to reach about 420,000 dollars in Tifton area damage.
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Georgia
Revie
Jemany
Tifton
Knights of Malta observe St Johns Day service text
Bt Johns Day June 24 observance by Commandery No 4 Knights of Malta. Divine Service at South Broad Street Chapel at 748 PM with North Elizabeth Quartet performing. address by George B McNeely. Rev Dr Charlee H Alder to address Camp Warbinatan Patriot open meeting Thursday evening. Dr Elder invited.
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Commandery No. 4
Knights of Malta
South Broad Street
South Broad
North Elizabeth
George B. Mcneely
Commandery
Friends of
Charlee H- Alder
Trinity M
Trenton
Morrel Street principal improves after illness absence
There is an improvement in the candidacies of Nathan W. Pease, Morrel Street School principal, who for a month has been confined at home to Wines. John Yowarlore of the city is not present at the sixty second annual meeting of the American Medico Psychological Association in Boston. Charley Bleky and William Coffey, prominent farmers and builders, have gone to San Francisco. If her patron Anions sutliedie they will settle in the city to Join in building it up.
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Nathan W. Pease
Morrel Street
John Yowarlore
City
Neekous and Lerures
American Medico-Psychological Associaion
Boston
Charley Bleky
Willam Coffey
State Convention Set for August 16 in Nebraska
Report notes ORLA and TRRN shaping stance at a committee meeting with a likely party tilt toward Bryan for president. If signals hold, Nebraska delegates will attend the state convention on August 16 to determine further actions.
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Orla
Trrn ‘Matarst
Popullet
Bomoovie
Nebraska
Bryan
Advertisers' Say Promises Honest Service and Low Prices
Ad blurs with misspellings offer a large assortment of screws and related items. It claims low prices and service guarantees and states representatives will call to discuss orders. Contact details appear as a street address and generic phone line.
State Lodge Officers Direct Vote Plan Moves On
William A. M. Mack Council No. 271 promotes a direct vote plan for electing State lodge officers. The move aims to shift election power from annual convention delegates in Trenton to individual members, with Mack Council campaigning statewide to influence the next State convention.
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William A. M. Mack
United American
Renton
Trenton
Mack Council
Williams Denied Threats. Woman Freed by Court
New York June 1 Ellen By Williams arrested for threatening the lives of J P Morgan & Co partners and clerks. Supreme Court Justice Dugro discharged her, ruling no warrant to detain existed. Williams denied threats to shoot any named individuals and said she would die rather than see robbers escape justice.
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New York
Ellen By Williams
J. Pierpont Morgan & Voy Wan
Supreme Court
Steele
Heny Morgan
Tragic double shooting ends in self murder near Troy
John Carter fatally shot Mamie Stanton after she rejected his advances near the East Side Troy home. He then killed himself with a second shot. Stanton, about 25, and Carter, about 26, had known each other for years as the incident occurred near St Anthonys Church celebration. Both families residing in the East Side neighborhood. The two women who witnessed the events fled as Carter opened fire.
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Troy
N.Y
Miss Stanton
Carter
Subscriptions to Monument Fund Meeting Tonight
Soldiers and Sailors' Monument Association to meet at the City for general business. A large response from citizens supports additional subscriptions toward the 87 400 total cost for erection and dedication, with treasurer Harvey reporting Lincoln representation and interest on balance listed.
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Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument Association
Ky Harvey
Cieh On
Nand
Tilto A
Ain Inoo Mahon Teneman Hamilton F
Kean
Dinner to Choir Ushers and Collectors at Benders Hotel
The annual dinner of the choir ushers and collectors of the Church of the Secret Heart was held last evening at Bender's Hotel Lorraine. Father Ainbrond greeted guests while Rev. Father Petter Len Dotiliyn spoke on behalf of the choir and others spoke for the ushers and collectors.
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Church of the Secret Heart
Bender's Hotel
Lorraine
Father Ainbrond
Yveyet
Father Petter
Len Dotiliyn
Tinaley
Ushers Jaind
Senator Henry A Du Pont Elected US Senator from Delaware
Colonel Henry A Du Pont was formally elected United States Senator from Delaware by the joint session of the state legislature. He received the majority of votes in the electoral body as the new center of Delaware political leadership.
Japanese Baron Honored by Columbia University
June 13 at Columbia Universitys 162nd commencement the gymnasium held a ceremony conferring honorary degrees. Baron Kaneko Takai received a Doctor of Science for leadership in military surgery and medicine, amid 1060 total degrees, the largest in the schools history. Other honorees included Rev Greenough Thayer and Daniel Girard Elliott among a roster of notable figures.
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eSeee
University
Sapien
Dahon of Science
New York
Columbia University
Wold
Baron Kaneko Takai
F. RC
Marge
Greenough Thayer
Mark’s School
Rhouthboro
Mass
Daniel Girard Elliott
Field
Columbian Auseum
Chicago
Willian Jewett Tucker
Yarmouth
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of Maliforniag
Edward Patterson
Supreme Court of the State of New York
Joaquin Nabuco
Bray
Bryan Arrives in St Petersburg During World Tour
William Jennings Bryan, touring the world, reached St. Petersburg from Berlin. He plans to study the Russian situation and meet diverse opinion leaders. He compares Bolshevik movements in Asia and Europe with caution, noting Jewish differences, and says he cannot discuss American politics after a long absence. He will visit Dowma tomorrow and depart for Scandinavia on Friday.
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St. Petersburg
William Jennings Bryan
Berlin
Prowa
Bryan
Baiesia
Atofien
America
Americas
Scandinavia
Bryan Thrown by a Donkey in Manila Story Echoes
New York June 13 William J Bryan Jr. arrived on the Kaiser Wilhelm II with tales about his father. Passengers recounted Bryan senior riding a stubborn Manila donkey, a mishap that left him flat on his back and laughing. Various versions claim the editor of the Commoner dodged the ride or vowed different attire next time.
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William J. Brywn
Young Bryan
Manila
Bryan
Mr.Bryan
Mr. Bevan
Lupe
Coronation Journey of King Haakon in Seven Days
Christina reports King Haakon Queen Maud and son Olaf begin a seven day coronation tour visiting Trondhjem and many towns with receptions and decorations as people prepare lively welcomes. The coronation service and crown ceremony are scheduled for June 22, while the tour mirrors a democratic, American president style public interaction.
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Christina
Norway
Haakon
Maud
Olaf
Trondhjem
Trondhjam
King Haakon
Acquitted of Manslaughter in Ta. Court
Mrs. Bella Rosa, over 70, was acquitted of voluntary manslaughter in Reading Ta today. A year earlier she struck a Y year old girl who died from injuries after a party of children disturbed her, and she claimed the child was part of the group and annoyed her.
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Reading
Bella Rosa
Graduate honors for American inventor George Westinghouse
Berlin June 13 The Technical University awarded George Westinghouse the degree of doctor of engineering. The ceremony highlighted Westinghouse’s impact on industry and engineering, while a long description of amber gathering along the shore and its historic significance appears in the surrounding text.
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Westinghouse
Berlin
The
Technical University
George Washinghouse
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