Capt Amundsen Poised For Safe Return Says Bartlett
International News Service reports Capt Robert Bartlett, commander of Peary’s Roosevelt, urges patience with Roald Amundsen and his party amid polar expedition hopes. Bartlett says pressure on explorers is excessive and advises giving Amundsen more time to return safely.
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Iy M.A
Parma
International News Service
Stat
International News
New York
Roald Amundsen
Pele
Amundsen
Robert Abram Bartlett
Roosevelt
Peary
North Pole
Bartlett
Polar
Amundsen plans and naval debate on Arctic search
Capt Bartlett argues against sending a U S Navy group to search for Amundsen claiming it is impractical while praising Amundsen and predicting his possible return via Alaska or Siberia. He urges using the Shenandoah for remote observations and exploration training, claiming it could circumnavigate the globe in 17 days through polar routes.
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Amundsen
Alaska
Siberia
Bartlett
United States Navy
Capitol
Polar
Conneaut Lake Park to Open Memorial Day Weekend
Conneaut Lake Park in Pennsylvania announces its opening on Saturday May 30 with a large expected crowd. The event features Wild Life League Trap Shooting with top national shooters and an anticipated influx of over 150 newspaper men for the June 5 and 6 weekend outing hosted by manager Hol. Park entertainers are on site and the dance season is underway.
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Conneaut Lake Park
Covenant Lake
Wild Life League
Hol[rom
Memorial Day Program At Pollock School
A Memorial Day program at Pollock School featured recitations songs and plays led by pupils. Civil War veteran William Johnson spoke of carrying his Testament throughout the war and finding a Confederate sword to the core memory of children. The program included the flag salute the American Flag exercise a tribute to dead heroes several student recitations songs duets and a dramatized story Tin Soldier with 1B pupils and a flag drill by Grade 6.
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Pollock School
William Johnson
Americ
Eleanor DeGilio
Sister Lee
Clara Audino J
Jennie Peluso
Violet' Russo
Verbena D'Altorio
Margaret Henry
Saly
America
Charles Mack
Razor Slips When Barber Sneezes in Bellaire
Albert Wilson a barber in Bellaire Ohio was rushed to a physician's office after a sneeze caused him to slip and slash his arm while wiping a razor. The towel he held was cut through in the nervous moment and the wound threatened serious blood loss.
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Bellaire, O
Albert Wilson
Injury Leaves Wilson Unable to Work for Weeks
Dr Swanbeck applied clamps to stop blood flow after an accident, leaving Wilson unable to work for several weeks. The incident occurred recently, detailing medical steps taken and expected recovery time.
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Dr. B. ©. Swanbeck
Wilson
Widow’s Bequest Honors Onward Help on Street Cars
Ef natl receives $4000 from late Mrs Ward for kindness shown while helping her on and off street cars. The bequest notes the assistance provided by the son toward the elderly woman, reflecting a gesture of gratitude from the mother to his family.
Cow Mothers Deer Fawn At Ligonier
A farmer near Youngstown on the Lincoln highway notices a cow producing less milk. He finds a lost deer fawn milking the cow and the fawn is now being cared for at the Captain Keenan farm.
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Ligonier
Captain Keenan
Lincoln Highway
Youngstown
Here
Ex Convict Shoots Two In Bid To Find Wife
Cinternational News Service reports from Chicago on May 28 that William Hankey an ex convict shot and killed Louis Scheckly 28 while pursuing his wife believed others were keeping her from him. Hankey's wife had moved away on May first, a detail noted in the blast of personal ties.
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Cinternational News Servics
Chicago
William Hankey
Louis Scheckly
Hankey
Shooting follows dispute over missing wife
Hankey went to the Scheckley home and, upon being told what had occurred, charged the Schackleys with trying to screen his wife's whereabouts. An argument culminated in a shooting.
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Hankey
Scheckley
Schackley’s
Tcreen
Lengthen Skirts Urged for School Girls in Chicago
Chicago May 25. Superintendent William McAndrews orders school marms to wear longer skirts this year. They must be looser and an hands breadth longer. Brevity of dress in classrooms must cease. The note echoes a strict dress code aimed at modesty in school settings.
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Chicago
Clus ‘Cage School
William McAndrews
Imust
Atlantic Gasoline Promises Consistent Fleet Performance
The advertisement claims Atlantic Gasoline powers a wide range of vehicles, tested under varied speeds, loads, temperatures, and road conditions. It emphasizes constant monitoring of starting, pickup, mileage, and power, with carburization, ignition, and compression examined to ensure top efficiency for consumers.
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Atlantic
Milford Press Merges With Milford Dispatch In Pike County
Milford Press to be merged with Milford Dispatch next week after J F Terwillinger buys the Press and Dispatch. The Press, founded in 1895 by J H Vanetten and later edited by EB H Vanetten, marks the end of the county’s lone Republican newspaper.
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International Nowa Servicny Milford
Pike County Press
J. F. Terwillinger
Milford Dispatch
J. H. Vanetten
EB. H. Vanetten
Pinchot
Kerosene Can Explosion Hurts Two In Pa Farm Home
Mrs Ella Leister 31 dies from burns after a can of kerosene blew up while she tried to light a fire. Her daughter Violet, nearby, sustains burns to head and hands. They lived on a farm near Quakertown, Pa. The accident occurred yesterday and Mrs Leister died today at Grandview hospital in Sellersville.
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International News Service
Quakertown
Ella Leister
Grandview Hospital
Selleraville
Leister
Neichbors
Violet
Geisters
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Miss Ward
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Louis Scheckley
Besier
Milford Press
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