Local Institutes Shape County Education Over Term
Dr. W N Ferris and Dr James E B Ament note local institutes boosted teacher interest and district sentiment as a county superintendent race drew attention. Washington township hosted many institutes. visits covered most districts, with one hour per school. Gratitude expressed to teachers, Department of Public Instruction, press, and county residents for support and encouragement to Superintendent J T Stewart and successor Chapman.
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W. N. Ferris
James EB. Ament
Washington Township
Angsoeyoo A . plIeYy Adem
1Tek Parcgen
Chapman
Department of Public Instruction
J. T. Stewart
Plans for New School Buildings Greet Strong Growth
School boards across Young Township Homer City Lowman Hast Mahoning Clymer Cherryhill Seward New Florence and Bolivar plan new four room or additional classrooms to meet rising enrollment due to coal development. Architects B M Lockard Logicard town oversee designs and contracts.
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Young Towhahip
Tselin
B. M. Lockard
School Board
Homer City
B. M. Logicard
Lowman
Hast Mahoning
Clymer Borough
Cherryhill
Seward
New Florence
Bolivar
Five at New Florence House Destroyed in Fire
Fire on Saturday evening destroyed the residence of Frank Heil at New Florence. The adjacent house occupied by Dr Harry Tittle and Joseph Biffle suffered severe damage. Nearby residents include Myre John Galbreath of Altoona visiting his sister Mia, Rebecca Munshower of town, and May Daugherty a Smith College student home for vacation. Henry Conner and wife of Bar tow visit Conner’s brother on North lave street. St Clair and daughter Blanshe attend a local college commencement. May Tattle Bryan, formerly at Braddock, returns home to spend vacation with Harry Bryan and wife.
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New Florence
Frank Heil
George Welehans
Mirtle Creek
Tre
Harry Tittle
Joseph Biffle
Myre
John Galbreath
Altoona
Shor
Mia
Rebecca Munshower
May Daugherty
Smith ‘Colege
Northampton
Mage
Henry Conner
Bartow
Conner
North Lave Oe
Gaan St. Clair
Blanshe
Daston
Uncer College
Misa Tattle Bryan
Braddock
Harry Bryan
Near Town
Taft Seen Nominated On First Ballot At Chicago Convention
The Republican national convention at Chicago opens to nominate the president and vice president. Taft is broadly favored for president on the first ballot, while second place remains unsettled with Doliver Sherman and Fairbanke among leading names. Contests on 219 seats wrap up. Taft listed with 603 instructed delegates on temporary roll call. Roosevelt reportedly backs Cummins or Doliver. Fairbanks unlikely for second spot.
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Chicago
United States
William H. Taft
Nonathan P. Doliver
Iowa
James 8. Sherman
New York
Fairbanke
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Taft
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Alaska
Arizona
Foraker
National Committee
Gompers
Morrison
John Mitchell
American ‘Federation of Labor
Hitchcock
Lofa
Giee
Roosevelt
Benatar Polliver
Cummins
Iawa
Fairbanks
Gortelyon
Sherman
New York State
Hughes
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Farmer's Supplies
Frank. Douglass
Eldorado
Orellana
South America
First National Bank OF
Cherry Tree, PA
Union Volunteer
WM. F. Grosse
Oak Street
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Army of the Potomac
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Libby
St. Bernard Church
Boys’ & Children’s
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