Teacher Held For Murder in Double Tragedy
Grace Lusk, a psychology teacher at Waukesha High School, killed Mrs. David Roberts and then shot herself after confessing a love affair with Dr. Roberts. Physicians report her likely to recover. a murder warrant is expected to be served. Dr. Roberts denies knowledge of any dispute.
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Conternational
Waukeshaw
Wis
David Roberts
Grace iLusk
Waukeshaw High School
Roberts
Dr. Roberts
Miss Lask
Rev Ordway To Be Installed At Moravia Presbyterian Church
Ordway will be installed as pastor of Moravia Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening June 27 at 6 o'clock. Rev W Prank Reber of Elwood City presides and preaches. Rev J G Hingham of FN valley gives the pastor’s charge. Rev R M Young of Mahoningtown gives the people’s charge. Church notes mention no prayer meeting that evening and announce a second quarterly review and Sunday school concert next Sunday at 6 o'clock with Dr A W Walker speaking on Mission work in Philadelphia and Elder J Braden Houk discussing the life and gospel of John. Moravia orchestra will assist. Junior Volunteers plan a charity social June 26 for Red Cross. Also a humorous note on a tailor’s remark about an ambulance arriving at a rival shop.
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Smith Ordway
Moravia Presbyterian Church
W. Prank Reber
Elbwood City
Presbytery
J. G. Hingham
Fnon Valley
R. M. Young
Mahoningtown
Storavia
Arnott Wwalker
Philadelphia
J. Braden Houk
Joln
Moravia Orchestra
The
Red Cross
Mortimer Schiff addresses Boy Scout leaders in New York
Mortimer L. Schiff appears at the Liberty Loan committee headquarters in New York, addressing Boy Scout leaders about wartime bond drives and civic support efforts.
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Mortimer L. Schiff
Liberty Loan Committee
New York
Pockets Picked on Carnival Grounds
Mike Mruno of 102 Big Rue Street reported his wallet was stolen on carnival grounds last night while he wandered. A pocketbook found later on the grounds was identified by him as his prop money, the cash portion having been removed.
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Mike Mruno
Big Ru Street
Mike
Oflice
Tinplate Workers Seek Higher Wages Across Regions
Atlantic City June 22 - Ten thousand sheet iron and tinplate workers in the East and Middle West plan to demand a substantial wage increase to offset rising living costs. Representatives of employers and employees met but did not disclose specific demands. Seventeen plants reportedly run 21 hours daily on three shifts to meet government needs. debates over seven day weeks and transportation car shortages were noted. William Banfield James H Nutt lead the manufacturers while John Williams presides over the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers.
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Atlantic City
East
Middle West
Western Sheet and Tinplate Manufacturers’ Association
William Banfield
Wollansby
James H. Nutt
Youngstown
John Williams
Pitsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Ordnance Contracts Awards Are Secret
Washington June 9 22 due to war conditions the war department will not publish awards of ordnance contracts The size of contracts is withheld to deny value to the enemy and firm names on government orders will not be released Brigadier General Crozier chief of ordnance said there are no disclosing contracts with armor rifles pistols or tar ammunition
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Washington
War Department
Crozier
J Ordinance
Amtor
Travel 7 000 Miles To Join U S Army
Detroit June 22 A tale of two men Charles W Ball and Hue Schonader traveling from Africa to join the U S Army after learning of Germanys mobilization The journey took seven weeks and covered seven thousand miles Also Knights of Malta hold a meeting at Fidelis hall to discuss church charity work and services in progress nearby
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Detroit
Africa
United States Army
Charles W. Ball
Ctv
Hue Schonader
PTL
South AY
Germany
Knights OF Malta
Fidelis Hall
Clendenin
Washington and Mercer Sts
Paget Moe
Laterson Ie
Ll. AL Rick
R. D. Rhodes
Refuses To Enroll And Fight Brother
SCRANTON Pa June William Gerema 232 an Austrian was arrested here today as a slicker committed to jail by a United es commissioner in default of Flan bail. He left this city on June 5 to evade registration. He was arrested when he returned and given another chance to register but refused because he says he would never fight against his brother, who is a soldier in the Austrian army.
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Scranton. Pa
William Gerema
Wis
United Es
Efe
Ile
Great Desert in Australia and the United States
A garbled account describes explorations of Australia and occurrences in the United States. The text references wind, rivers, rock and sand, and mentions centers and paths, with many errors obscuring concrete facts and dates.
Fragmentary tale places land near Sierra Nevada in arid phase
The readable text notes land between Alezhonies and the Sierra Nevada converted into arid plains. It mentions a home at 220 East North Street and a sister Mrs S Reitz, with limited context about who resides there.
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Peor
Alezhonies
Sierra Nevadas
Veale
Sphiousey
Thei S. Reitz
East North Street
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