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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
5
Gov. Hanly warned that organized capital threatens the nation and urges legal checks to prevent a coming revolution. He praised wealth but denounced it as a threat when abused, urging enforcement of laws against money power and corruption.
Recitations and essays at the Grammar School commencement centered on Patriotism and obedience to law in home, school, and society. Principal McCracken urged self government and steady work, inviting parents to visit and meet teachers while noting the program included poems and songs about patriotic beginnings.
The record lists graduates and attendees including Bessie Weaver accompanist, J F Warner, and dozens of names such as Bessie Arehart Grace Baum Margaret Blake Ruth Boetlefield Fay Brown Mabel Burgoyne Raymond Conley Carrie Chandler Louise Dorsey Maclellan Dorsey Bessie Emery Nellie Engstrom Ethel Everett Clarence Gayman Grace Hackman Bessie Hafer Helen Hain Harry Hall Jessie Harris Leata Helpin Orpha Hershberger Florence Kern Paul Kiefer Ruth Knappenberger Esther Krienke Thane Kuhlman Ruth Lehman Reno Martin Earl Myers Anna McCoy Mabel Money Clark Mortorff Carlton Olds Mary Paul Clare Paxson Florence Roberts Irene Scofield Maud Shasberger Helen Slear Iris Spohn Geraldine Stenberg Ralph Stephens Richard Waller Will Work Hazel Zeller From Fourth Ward Milton Bennett Nellie Kingston Hazel Biddle Frank Z Haufenstein Lulu Wendershott Mary Jacobson Harold Jacobson Eugene Johnson Herman Lamine William Lewis Henry Lund Bredda Neff Harold Nusbauin Loyal Roland Harry Roy Lola Shaum Ze Jotes Shaum Jean Thomas
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