Grammar School Honor Pupils Named Across Classes
The Grammar school honor roll compiled by Principal Badger lists numerous pupils achieving honor status across grades 8A 7A 6A and 5A 5B and 4 with teachers including Elizabeth Conkling Nora Weymouth M H Gillett and Lena Hazelton. Notable names include Selena Pearce Myron Harris Rebecca Cohen Maude Davis Grace Day Edna Patterson Chester Lacour Olive Jackson and Mary G Jackson among others for term May June or year as not absent or tardy or honor pupil.
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Grammar School
Badger
Selena C. Pearce
Edwin, Arrowsmith
Myron Harris
Rebecca Cohen
Maude Davis
Marjorie Hennes
Sey
Elizabeth Meyers
Hazel Paulson
Stella Plager
Elizabeth Conkling
Grace Day
Edna Patterson
Chester Lacour
B. Vautier
Olive Jackson
Alan Hdwards
Mary G. Jackson
Loretto Blodgett
Mine Nathanson
Nora EK
Weymouth
James Eugleberg
M. H. Gillett
Abram Swerssky
Cornell Kahle
Idabelle Yeiser
Susie Cooper
Rose Blum
Frances Huberman
M. Macduff
Helen Lloyd
Bessie Schwarz
Samuel Rothstein
L. Vautier
Phoebe Penn
Gertrude Tuthill
Elsie van Dyke
Ruth Wantling
Nathan Tanenbaum
Alan Edwards
Richard Woolley
Elmer Weber
Harry Fielder
Lawford Perrine
John Simpson
Frank Vitella
Hazel Baldwin
Gladys Davison
Nora E. Weymouth
Frederick Wardell
Leroy Ross
Emma Thompson
Francis Wheat
A. Cassidy
Katherine Beck
Minnie Britton
Regina Murphy
Joseph Young
Miss Roberts
Ernest Pierson
I Have Sheets of Grandfathers at Home
Plenty of grandfathers appear in a child’s tale as Helen defends her family history pride. Her father researches genealogical trees and historical society papers while Helen plays with friends and disputes who is best looking.
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Helen
Alice
Dorothy
Pessimism of Mr Mutshaw A Rainy Season Forecast
Stanley Livingston Mutshaw laments bashful children and a stubborn brother in law. He predicts this season will bring much more rain than needed, noting his multiple unappreciated Frankensteins and a boil on his neck as troubles.
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Mr. Mutshaw
Stanley Livingston Mutshaw
Whispering Money Speaks in Courtroom Remark
A judge notes that money may speak softly in legal matters, reflecting on influence and hush tones in judicial decisions. The remark highlights the idea that wealth can sway outcomes even when voices are quiet.
McReynolds Act Upheld By Bryan After Talk With Attorney General
Representative Henry D. Clayton announced that the judiciary committee would release only selectively permissible correspondence in the Caminetti Diggs white slave case. Secretary Bryan defended McReynolds, denying resignation and defending Wilson. A subcommittee will review papers to determine publishable materials and protect prosecutions.
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Clayton
Washington
Henry D. Clayton
House
Judiciary Committee
California
James ©. McSteynolds
Department of Justice
Bryan
McReynolds
Western Fuel Company
Webb
Carlin
McCoy
Volstead
Morgan
Chandler
Teacher Dies of Burns in Bailey Island Lamp Accident
Miss May Monroe an English instructor at Vassar College died from burns when a lamp overturned, setting the summer home on Bailey Island aflame. Her mother Mrs. I B Monroe of New York was severely burned attempting to extinguish the fire. Physicians could not reach a hospital in time.
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May Monroe
Portland
Miss May Monroe
New York City
Vassar College
Bailey Island
Miss Monroe
I. B. Monroe
New York
Case Bay
Maryland declares July 5 a legal holiday
Governor Goldsborough issues a proclamation making July 5 a legal holiday in Maryland. The date follows July 4 and is urged for its benefit to the working classes across the state.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Goldsborough
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A. N. Schramp
Clara Baun
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Ella Dangler
Florence Pigage
Ethel Smith
Tessie Banks
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Malcome Harris
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Angelo Olivadoti
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B. M. B. Randall
Edward Juska
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Anna Peskowsky
Mins Macduff
Robert Myers
Howard Weber
Mary Ravielle
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N. C. Schramp
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Mortland Hicks
Frank Slocum
Benj, Wingert
Florence Brown
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Dorothy Lively
Ella Sacco
Lulu Thompson
Miss Goodrich
Frank Grieco
Daniel Thompson
Beatrice’ Hunter
A. E. Baxter
Florence, Brown
Lillian Miller
Bertha Shiller
Lillia Miller
Jennie Fotter
Gladys Brower
Sophia Gordon
Miss Hallowell
Raymond Cass
Anthony Mazza
Langdon Norton
Monroe Poole
Vivian Reed
Ethel R. Wolfort
William Sacco
Katheryn Parker
Americo Anastasio
Peter Melina
Rose Luparelli
M’reynolds
J. C. Wilson
Diggs and
Caminett
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