Chattle High School Commencement Graduates Two Classes
Chattle High School held its thirty-eighth commencement at St Luke's Church with two graduating classes seated on the platform for the first time. Assistant Commissioner of Education A B Meredith of Newark delivered a talk on Public Education, noting education as a vast business with dividends in character and effort, as graduates of twelve years of schooling received their diplomas.
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Chattle High School
St. Luke's Church
Christopher Gregory
A. B. Meredith
Newark
Gregory
Edwin Booth VanTine
Meredith
Chamber of Commerce Ball Committee Meets This Afternoon
A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Ball committee is held this afternoon to discuss plans. The joint committee representing both the Chamber and the Children's Carnival will be formed, aiming for a large group. The ball date will be set at the joint committee meeting.
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Chamber of Commercce
Chamber of Commerce
River steamer Majestic sinks after collision near Chain of Rocks
The river steamer Majestic, a premier Mississippi excursion boat, sank early today after hitting the intake crib at the water works station near Chain of Rocks, St. Louis. Two crewmen are unaccounted for. 1,000 passengers had been aboard the night before, all disembarked, leaving only crew on the doomed vessel.
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St. Louis
Majestic
Mississippi
Chain of Rocks
Patriotic Parade Honors 1776 Spirit In Trenton
More than ten thousand marchers packed Trenton streets in a patriotic pageant honoring the little red schoolhouse and Washingtons Delaware crossing. Fifty thousand spectators lined the route as dignitaries including Lieut Gen Milles and Rear Admiral Baird attended. Delegations arrived by special trains and inter urban cars while Pennsylvania residents joined the crowd. The parade aimed to celebrate Flag Day and public school preservation, guided by the Mercer County Federation of Patriotic Societies.
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Trenton
N. J
Little Red School House
George Washington
Delaware
New Jersey
Nelson A. Milles
G. W. Baird
W. F. Sadler
Howard C. Stokes
Senate
John W. Slocum
Fielder
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mercer County Federation of Patriotic Societies
Villa Proclaims Angeles President Amid Carranza Rift
General Villa issues a proclamation naming General Angeles provisional president of Mexico. Dispatches deny any permanent reconciliation with Carranza and report Carranza plotting to depose General Natera. Readers also note prize oratory winner Fred K Shield Jr of Highland Park visiting for Ree teen contests at Chattle and other social items.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
General Villa
General Angeles
Mexico
Carranza
el Paso
Juarez
Villasta
Villa
Natera
Fred K. Shield
Highland Park
Chattle
Fred
Rutgers
Mr. Shield
Marguerite
Ethelyn Williams
Goothell
Surprise Recall Battle in Deal as Fritz Petition Questioned
At a Borough of Deal meeting Mayor Levy decried a defective Fritz recall petition, citing 1913 statute issues and noting the clerk’s role in certification. Levy said he would waive his rights if legal and urged proper ballot placement, warning against an invalid recall showing. Continued on fifth page.
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Borough of
Deal
Charles Fritz
William Levy Im
Lawrence
New York
Stevens
Long Branch
Mr. Wilson
Princecom
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Farmers Market Opening Here Tuesday Morning
After months of effort led by Commissioner John W. Fleck the city prepares a new farmers market to replace street vendors. The market offers direct farmer shopper exchange with a central accessible ground near Broadway Theatre and a broad sidewalk entrance from Broadway.
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John W. Fleck
Broadway
Broadway Theatre
Prominent Democrat J Sergeant Cram at New York Conference
J Sergeant Cram, a noted Democrat, attended a major conference in New York, participating in discussions shaping party strategy and policy directions. This appearance highlights his active role within the party circle and ongoing influence in regional political developments.
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New York
Chattle High School honors Woodrow Wilson speaker
F Leroy Barry delivers valedictory praising Woodrow Wilson at Chattle High School commencement at St Luke s Church. The essay lauds Wilson s personality, intellect, and direct communication with the public, noting his break with tradition and open press relations. An ad for bicycles and garden hose appears amid the text.
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Woodrow Wilson
F. Leroy Barry
Chattle High School
St. Luke's Church
Wilson
Eight Star of Sea Graduates Shine in Academy Operetta
The twenty-ninth Star of the Sea Academy commencement featured eight Grammar Department graduates led by Marie Louise Cantrell and Anna Eleanor McFaddin. Rev. Cantwell presided as students performed the operetta Golden Star Waltz and the lighthearted Dolly's Birthday with vocal and instrumental pieces displaying sharp training and playful humor.
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Clauss
Academy
Marie Louise Cantrell
Philadelphia
Anna Eleanor McFaddin
New York
Maria Elizabeth Murphy
Paterson
Ethel Irene O'Connell
Lea Bright
John Francis Xavier Kiely
Kathleen Anna Rourke
Gussie Sack
Lillian May Woolley
Long Branch
W. P. Cantwell
LL. D
The
Star, of
Harry Burns
Capain
George Tindall
Thomas R. Woolley
William Poole
Breslin
Tallman
Alden
McNally
Steele
Manion
P. Mitchell
Dolly
Flames Stop Mine Rescue Operations in Hillcrest
In Hillcrest Alberta a mine explosion yesterday halted rescue work at seven am today in tunnel No 20. Of 236 miners who entered yesterday morning 195 are dead or unaccounted with 52 bodies recovered by six am. An inquest will begin today as officials fear more deaths. Coffins ordered and families weep as rescue efforts pause.
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Hillcrest
Alberta
Hillcrest Mitte No. 20
Viners
Quigley
Fort Speaker to Deliver Cornerstone Address at Long Branch
Former Governor John Franklin Fort of Spring Lake will be the orator at the cornerstone laying for the new Federal Post Office Building in Long Branch next Thursday afternoon. He accepted the invitation from former Senator C. Asa Francis, chairman of the speakers committee, and will travel from Spring Lake. Fort is a Mason and Hope Lodge member, and is familiar with the shore, likely to reference the Ocean Highway project started during his term as governor.
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John Franklin Fort
Spring Lake
Federal Post Office
Nex
C. Asa Francis
Long Branch
Cool wave of today breaks 40 year records
A new June low of 49 degrees at 6 25 am sets a regional record with a strong northwest wind of 60 mph. Freezing temps reported in White River Ontario and frost in Michigan. Local forecaster Martin predicts fair, cool weather tonight with light frost in country and rising temperatures Sunday. An auto speed fine noted for H S McCabe of Philadelphia. recorder Arrowsmith imposed 15 dollars and costs. Mr and Mrs B C Schafer visit relatives in Benson, North Dakota, as she marks her fiftieth wedding anniversary. Sea Bright Lodge invites Odd Fellows lodges to memorial service Sunday June 21 with speakers and music.
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Weather Bureau
White River
Cochrane
Ontario
Michigan
Martin
Big City
Odd Fellows
Sea Bright Lodge No
Odd Fellow
Branning
Sea Bright M. BE
Able Spekers
Ben Bright Lode
Bowsers Hall
D. H. Carp
M.D. Noble
Oscar Anderson
Airship and Aeroplane Crash in A R L R Tolls Nine
A dirgible and an aeroplane both burst into flames and plunged to earth in the A R L region. Seven occupants of the airship and two aboard the aeroplane died in a tangled mass of wreckage.
Aerial Collision Destroys Parseval Airship in Vienna
In Vienna today an army plane rammed the Parseval airship at 2,500 feet above an aviation field. The crash killed nine people including seven aboard the dirigible and the two pilots on the aeroplane. Fire and wreckage spread as both craft plummeted, observers reported, with mangled remains recovered. Authorities suspect steering gear failure on the aeroplane.
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Vienna
Woman fined for using bad language in court
Mrs. Mary Janrosky of Berdan Place in Branchport was fined $5 in the Recorder's court after witnesses testified to offensive language toward H Martin Cleland and his wife Anna on or about April 27. The judge warned that such language would not be tolerated. Separately Joseph Royster was fined $3 for being drunk in Jackson street and Robert Simmons was fined $3 for disorderly conduct. Tumulty to occupy William A Brady summer residence at Allenhurst for the coming season.
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Mary Janrosky
Berdan Place
Branchport
Leity
Recorder's Court
H. Martin Cleland
Janrosky
Ex-Collector Egan Sent To State Prison
Former Hudson county collector Stephen Egan, resident of Jersey City, accompanied by Sheriff Wedin, arrived at the state prison in Trenton after his conviction for embezzling 32000 of county funds loaned to Bob Davis. He was to receive a number and form of work by afternoon.
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Trenton
N. J
Wedin
Stephen Egan
Hudson County
Jermmey City
Bob Davis
Hgan
Hebert Harriet Hebert Dies At 72 In Garfield Avenue
Obituary notice lists Harriet Hebert at Garfield avenue aged 72 with private funeral at home. Also Frances Meiles listed with funeral Friday morning at 8 30 at The Star of the Sea Church with relatives invited.
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Harriet Hebert
Garfield Avenue
Thureday
Heiles—Thureday
Frances Meiles
Star of the Sex Church
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