Commencement Exercises at New Wilmington High School
May 8, New Wilmington Pa. the class of 26 men and 14 women received diplomas at a ceremony in the Presbyterian church. The program featured recitations, songs by the Troubadours, a class history and poetry, with honors for donors and speakers. Professor F Judson Sowall led the graduates, while juniors acted as rushers amid cheers and pennant displays.
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New Wilmington
New Wilmington High School
Troubedours
Tavarailan
A. Kirkbride
Dorcas Schneller
Mr. Campbell
Lois Martin
Reed McFarland
Nelie Cummings
James A. Park
John Semple
Nihel Davis
Carrie Wilson
Theodore Bonheur
Donald
Doner
Donald Eckles
Dua Dodds
Dudley Buck
Sroubadours
Misses Marg Bt
Dorcas Gebpaller
Gertrude Buxton
Ina Dodds
Sadie Belles
Saran Pinkerton
Llizabeth Neal
Ethel Davis
Nellie Cummings
Idi Lise
Anna McConnell
Alice Wilson
Messrs
Lloyd Kinter
Harry
Elvina Peebtes
Guia Vance
Mary McFarland
Frank
Qwen Suaffer
Harold Tg
Financial ruin for Montgomery at Allegheny Bank
Pittsburgh May 8. Allegheny National Bank cashier William Montgomery, jailed on embezzlement charges of about 439000, refuses to name his aides. Bank opened with no run. examiner says 469100 covers defalcations. Montgomery claimed a cashier reserve fund and secret exits aided transfers to cover shortages.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Allegheny National Bank
William Montgomery
Montgomery
George BE. Tener
John K. Tener
Charleroi
Detroit
National Bank Examiner Funds
Plains
Allegheny National
Million and Hale Fire Destroys Atlanta Block
A major blaze in Atlanta's wholesale district destroyed a block and half of the largest business buildings. Fifty firms wrecked, with losses over 1.5 million dollars largely borne by S. M. Inman. The fire raged from 3:20 to 7:30, gutting the block bounded by Mitchel Madison Forsythe and Nelson streets, threatening the terminal station and causing total loss of the Terminal Hotel.
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United Press
Atlanta
S. M. Inman
Mitchel, Madison, Forsythe and
Nelson Streets
New Terminal Station
Terminal Hotel
Yeggs Blow Safe Near Philadelphia
May 8. Yeggmen blew the post office cafe at Lianerch near Philadelphia, securing $0.20. A puoning fight with pursuers followed, with multiple shots exchanged. One robber captured at Cobbs Creek gave the name Harry Kelly. Another was shot and believed badly injured. Six robbers total. building wrecked. Passes are close to the trail.
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Philadelphia
Yeggmen
Lianerch
Yeggs
Cobbs Creek
Harry Killy
Pirsners
Hospital Notes on A C Reno Typhoid Case
A. C. Reno of Shenango township was taken to the hospital Thursday in Dum and Rice's ambulance. He is suffering from typhoid fever. Best Meat in the City can be bought at Sebderson's on Pittsburgh Street. Both phones.
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A. C. Reno
Shenango Township
Dum and Rice
Sebderson's
Pitsburg Street
Murder Farm Horror Trails Identify Suspect and Victims
A United Press exclusive reports that Mrs. Bella Gunness may have killed her children during a panic over arrest, as attorney Worden describes cross examination revealing fear of exposure. The case links Laporte Indiana crime to a wider chain including Waltham watches found with victims.
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Worden
Lamphere
Affinity Bureau
Chicago
House of Horror
Laporte
Ind
Mra
Bella Cunness
United States
Sims
Isaac R. Warn
Kate Warn
Shirer
Waltham
Mass
Waltham Waleh Company
Guiness House of Horrors
Waltham Watches
New York
Telegraph briefs flash surges of world and crime news
Ludovic Halevy, the French novelist and academy member, dies in Paris. A British steamer collides with a Hamburg-American liner south of Portland. An eyed wanderer dies after a sympathetic meal ends his hunger. A New York suspect in homicide is held by the Home Boiled Ham Children’s society. A child accused of pushing a companion into the East River is in custody. A man dies after his wife and daughter are killed amidst a debt dispute. Officials plan a western Havana inspection tour. Nelson Canon hires counsel for extradition in Columbus municipal scandal. A widow accused in the King Carlos case reportedly withdrew $4,000 from an American bank.
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Ludovic Halevy
French Academy
Paris
Martiana
London
Portland
Eng
New York
Nelson Canon
Columbus, O
Hhat
Ohio City
el Mundo Today
Manuel
Bulséa
Carlos
For Rent Two Large Rooms on Walnut Street
Two nice large rooms on Walnut Street with water closet for rent. Address care of S. M. Rearic. Bell phone 186.
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Hugguha
S. M. Rearic
Bell
Defective Vision a Common Trouble Declares Navy Report
United Press from Washington cites Captain Charles J. Badger, head of the naval academy, reporting 54 midshipmen disqualified after the recent exam. The issue identified is defective vision as the most common ailment among the group.
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United Press
Washington
Navy Department
Charles J. Badger
Naval Academy
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