Wilson on duties of naval officers at Annapolis commencement
President Wilson told 178 graduates that great responsibility rests on naval officers and stressed discipline, warning against laxity. He said officers are more than college boys and that a single failure could alter world history. Secretary Daniels urged continuous training and industrial preparedness aligned with naval expansion.
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United States
White House
West Point
Tome
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Wilson
Academy
Mayflower
Ile
Annapolis
Navy
Europe
America
Naval Consulting Board
Army
Woodford Clay Dies. Noted Thoroughbred Breeder
Woodford Jay 48 of Paris Kentucky died in Louisville after a sudden apoplexy at a hotel. He bred and raced horses including Roarcer set to run in the Kentucky handicap and favored sires Hindoo Sir Dixon Star Shoot.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Woodford Jay
Paris
Roarcer
Douglas Park
Mr. Clay
Hindoo
Sir Dixon
Star Shoot
Park Extension Opinion Outlines Disbursement Methods
Deputy Attorney General Joseph L. Kun lays out how the Capitol Park Extension Commission should handle awards for property payments. Written authorizations for mortgage or tax payments, court warrants for disputed liens, and affidavits to identify recipients are advised. Other items cover speeches, rail schedule complaints, company mergers, forestry acquisitions, and local appointments.
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Capitol Park Extension Commission
Joseph L. Kun
Kun
Chicago
Emerson Collins
W.S. Ware
J. Linn Harris
Bellefonte
Center County
Capitol
Jovian League Formed Here In Harrisburg
Harrisburg hosts a formal organization dinner for the Jovian League of the Order of Jove. P H Bailey elected president with more officers to be named soon. Notable initiates include many local engineers and executives from Harrisburg Light and Power, United Gas and Electric, and Valley Railways.
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P. H. Bailey
Tribune
Harrisburg League
Order of Jove
Board of Trade
Pressley H. Bailey
Harrisburg Light and Power Company
League
Wekly
Tribune Bailey
J. C. Vogel
Philadelphia
Jupiter
Philadelphia League
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John Price Jackson
State Bureau For Labor and Industry
Carl M. Kaltwasser
George B. Tripp
United Gas and Electric Engineering Corporation
Samuel M. Bair
Geo. L. Bricker
Charles Albert Carl
M. B. Doughten
Theodore Gould
Ervin
Frank Hoffman
State Board Public Grounds and Buildings
W. Henry Bates
L. L. Ferree
H. Denny Ogelsby
J. Harry Boyer
Chas. K. Steinmetz
Clarence B. Lober
City Electrician
C. E. Diehl
Henry M. Stine
Joseph Lodge
United Telephone and Telegraph Company
James Cox Thompson
Valley Railways
Edward C. Smith
Harrisburg Pipe and Pipe Bending Company
Joseph Weatherby
Electric Ore Separator Company
T. B. Seeley
F. W. Fleming, Jr
Gannett and Seeley
C. A. Markley
D. L. Dowhouer
J. 8. Montgomery
H.M. Weidenmeyer
Examining Registrars Must Pass Tests for Registration Jobs
County Commissioners announce that registration officers chosen for fall duties must undergo age, residence, and qualification examinations by law. They aim to keep registration books above reproach and ensure eligibility. Seventy five registrars will be appointed on June 15 with June 5 deadline for applications. 114 requests filed so far. NEW RATE FOR ADS The commissioners set five cents per line for publishing quarterly court proclamations in county newspapers and informed twenty one papers of the change.
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Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Reading
Brumbaugh
Bucks County
Doylestown Electric
Pennsylvania-New Jersey Power and Light Company
Sydney L. Wright
Philadelphia
Gaylord Thompson
Trenton
State Forestry Commission
Luzerne County
Forest County
John J. Curley
Liebel
Michael Liebel, Jr
Erie
J. Lenahan
John Jay McDevitt
Dallas Bumbaugh
W. J. Burke
George T. Weingartner
Daniel Young, Jr
Scranton
W. E. Mair
Thomas M. Weichard
Edgar M. Green
Easton
State Department of Health
G. W. Guthrie
Wilkes-Barre
Attorney General's Department
Ephraim Porter
Mercer County
Jamestown
Scranton Railways Company
Public Service Company
Lackawanna County
White Silica Sand Co
St. Mary's
Fittsburgh, Shawmut and Northern Railway
Sands
Altoona
Joseph Stein
Philip Stein
Excessive meat eating linked to stomach wind and nerves
The article urges reducing meat intake for flatulence and weak digestion. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills to strengthen nerves, enrich blood, and improve digestion, offering a diet book and mail order details from Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted as Staple Family Remedy
A long standing laxative praised for gentle effective relief from indigestion and constipation. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, on the market since 1889, costs fifty cents a bottle and is available in drug stores nationwide. A Baltimore man reports success after trying many remedies, and a free trial bottle is offered by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Frank Klima
Ashland Ave
Baltimore
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Ill
Railroads and Managers Hold Public Meetings in Open Conference
Today the railroad managers and their conductors enginemen firemen and trainmen began open public conferences to settle labor disputes. Elisha Lee spokesman for the managers and A B Garretson grand chief of the Order of Railway Conductors speak for the men. No time limit set. meetings start daily at 10 o clock and could run two or three weeks.
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Associated Press
New York
Elisha Lee
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. B. Garretson
Order of Railway Conductors
Newspapers Best Medium For Securing Help Declared
Pittsburgh report at convention says daily papers best for seeking employes with morning editions reaching office workers and evening editions reaching skilled trades. Magazines and trade publications offer a new channel but may lag for quick results. A separate note recalls county officials reversing bridge inspection order after a rollover near Ressler’s Mills and plans to have earthen fills built by Steelton Transfer Co. on approaches to Ninetenth Street bridge.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
F. P. Pitzer
New York
National Association of Corporation Schools
Conewago Creek
Ressler'’s
Steelton Transfer Company
Ninetenth Street Bridge
Longshoremen Strike On Pacific Coast Surpasses 11000
In San Francisco and along the coast 11000 longshoremen walk out as a so called reasonable return period ends Monday morning. Officials expect talks to ease the dispute while three companies have already acceded to the strikers demands. No trouble reported from Puget Sound to San Diego.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Puget Sound
San Diego
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