Notable Class of Forty-Eight Finishes High School
The West Wayne school observes commencement with Dr. Robert J. Kelly of Earlham College as speaker. Honor pupils deliver orations on topics from Child Labor to perseverance. Miss Florence Rich and Miss Verna Hinton acclaimed for valedictory and orations. The Star Performer theme emphasizes health, study, power, enthusiasm, and moral character.
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Earl Ham College
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Dr. Kelly
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News of Nomination Sparks Smiles at Chicago Convention
The report describes a warm reception as Secretary greets attendees including Mrs Taft during the nomination news at the Chicago convention. Firsthand accounts note a cheerful greeting and broad smiles among officials and delegates.
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Chicago
Taft Nomination News Sparks Cabinet Officers and Reporters
Washington on June 16 reports Secretary Taft’s nomination for the presidency brought tense yet jubilant scenes in the War Department. Mrs Taft and aides watched bulletins as correspondents hung on telegraph updates while Taft’s private secretary managed a flood of visitors and congratulatory messages.
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Fairbanks Calm Amid Turbulence In World Events
Fragmented text from a local page notes unsettled scenes and political calm. Mentions Fairbanks and references to individuals and places in unclear context. No clear event or outcome discernible from the readable material.
Labor Leaders Trip to Denver Over Taft Plank
Gompers Mitchell and J W Leaders of Labor plan to attend a Denver convention. The modified anti injunction plank disappoints organized labor and manufacturers alike and is seen as not strengthening Taft’s candidacy.
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Labor plank sparks clash at Denver convention
Fragmentary report shows John Mitchell and opponents arguing over a modified anti injunction plank. Labor leaders warn the measure could threaten judiciary safeguards, while manufacturers and A M A members voice concern it weakens property rights. Protests from Brotherhoods of Lipomatly Engineers Firemen and Slainmen precede a planned labor conference after the Denver gathering.
New Haven Graduation Reception Honors Local Graduates
New Haven Indiana on June 11 hosted a reception for Mr and Mrs William Schoallker and the eighth grade graduates of Morem public school. Over one hundred invitations issued. attendees included Mrs Walda Mrs Ball Mrs Westenbre Miss Mamie Iman of Fort Wayne and Prof Loe. The hall at Woodmen hall was decorated. performers included Ake Bina Gorrell and singers.
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Maples
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William Schoallker
Eigith
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Mr Purcell Sells Hotel to New Proprietors at Randall
A. 8. Jones of Stanfordsville and John McAlevy, formerly of the Aveline hotel, have bought the Randall hotel for about 25000 dollars. Purcell will remain until next year after which the property will be modernized with hot and cold water steam heat electric telephones and a new elevator. the new managers promise greater success.
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Frank Purcell
Randall Hotel
A.D. Jones
Stanfordsville
John McAlevy
Mr. Purcell
Randall
Rendell
Purcell
Purcall
Taft Signals July 4 Departure From Cabinet
Secretary of War Taft hints at leaving the cabinet around July 3 to clear pending war department matters. He plans to attend Yale class of 1918 anniversary in New Haven and discusses possible vice presidential options with Roosevelt and Chicago supporters. He expects telegram replies from Chicago to influence his immediate plans.
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