Scranton Wilkes-Barre Rivalry Games Scheduled Today
Two games between Scranton Luzerne county teams are set for today with Lackawanna court house players facing Wilkes-Barre and the printers of the two towns meeting at Athletic Park. Admission to the park is free and a luncheon follows at the Star theater with committee members listed.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Court House
Liucka- Warna
Luzerne
Lackawanna Court House
Willam Wirth
Watkins
W. Jones
Sidney Owens
John
Star Theater
J. H. Ross
J. Burke
John J. Donnelly
G. Oliver
A. J. Langan
John J. Collins
D. J. McCaffrey
John P. Ketrick
Letters From The People Opinion Page Notice
Readers may submit short letters of interest for publication with the writer’s name. The Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions here expressed.
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the Tribune
Arrest Report Sparks Family Dispute in Beranton
A letter to the editor from Mrs. Louisa Newmuls claims a Tribune report misidentified her daughter Lauren Newmuis as arrested for carrying beer at 1825 on a Wednesday night. She asserts she pursued her son, who allegedly went after beer during a day of work, in a disputed account from Beranton.
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Beranton
Tribune
Lauren Newmuis
Louisa Newmuls
Largest excursion from Scranton to Cranberry Lake
One of the season’s biggest excur sions departs Scranton at 8 a m on Sunday July 27 for Cranberry Lake 102 miles away at a round trip fare of 1 under Bauer’s Band auspices Horan ton’s best musical group. The trip aims to offer a day outing at a popular summer resort while supporting the band financially Waldner the caterer accompanies the excursion and supplies meals en route from 9 to 4 p m.
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Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway
Cranberry Lake
Aua
Bauer
Horanton
Waldner
Renee
Not Anxious But Willing To Operate A Colllery
Report covers Delaware Lackawanna and Western stance on coal mine reopenings amid strike. Company says no start until enough workers apply. relief funds arriving for strikers. district officials discuss distribution, cash versus store orders, and ongoing mine resumption efforts. Local arrests and housing rent actions accompany strike coverage.
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National Relief Fund
T. D. Nicholls
Mitchell
Hayes
People's Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Dunmore
Mowery Wilson
County Commissioners Schedule Witness Payments Dates
County Commissioners will pay witnesses in the Kelly Langstaff election contest on specified dates and places. July 20 Archbald Olyphant Blakely. July 28 Jermyn Mayfield. July 30 Olyphant Dickson Throop. participants include J Morris J Penman J Durkin.
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Kelly-Langstaff
Jermyn
Mayfield
Archbald
Winton
Olyphant
Blakely
Dickson and
Throop
Dickson
John ©. Morris
John Penman
John Durkin
Mr BE Southworth to Teach This Summer Schedule
Mr BE Southworth will continue teaching for the summer on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
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BE. EB. Southworth
Griffin Art Co Promotes New Photo Line Preview
A local notice invites readers to view Griffin Art Co features at 209 Wyoming Avenue while announcing a horse racing event at the Speedway this afternoon at 3 30 o'clock.
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Griffin Art Co
Wyoming Avenue
M'Creary Rises in July Competition Lead
Report notes M'Creary climbs one place to improve his July standings despite living 48 miles from Scranton. Kellerman edges closer to Burns, while several contestants face disappointment ahead of upcoming events.
Arbitators Named in Street Car Seniority Dispute
No announcement was made yesterday by the trolley company or the union as to who will arbitrate the seniority dispute. The executive committee endorsed the arbitration proposition and sent it to General Manager Silliman for review. Names of the arbitrators may be disclosed today, with ex city solicitor I H Burns among the candidates and Nathan Strauss and Ralph M Masley discussed for a possible fifth member.
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Wis
Silliman
I. H. Burns
National Civic Federation
Nathan Strauss
Ralph M. Masley
Bateson argues healing is natural law not supernatural
Dr J C Bateson of this city contends after years of study that healing powers credited to Christian Science faith cures clairvoyance hypnotism etc are due to the laws of human temperament. He cites a 1900 meeting in Wilkes-Barre noting if temperamental laws were studied by medicine superstition would fade and cures from faith would be seen as natural law under favorable conditions.
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J. C. Bateson
Bateson
Medical Society of
Dewey Party to Spend Summer at Mt Pocono
Admiral and Mrs. George Dewey, arriving from Washington D C, will stay parts of the summer at Mt Pocono. They engaged a suite of rooms at the Montanesca house along the Pennsylvania and Lackawanna line.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna
George Dewey
Mt. Pocono
Montanesca House
Swarthmore College Emphasizes Physical Culture
The Swarthmore College program stresses physical culture with a new gymnasium and individualized training plans. The small college setting enables close instructor student relations, comprehensive facilities, and diverse courses including Arts Science Letters and Engineering. Located on 200 acres, it offers outdoor sports and nonsectarian Quaker influence led by Dr. Joseph Swain.
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Swarthmore College
Swarthmore
Joseph Swain
Pree Press Free Press Suspended Indefinitely
The Sun Day Free Press will not publish tomorrow as publication is suspended indefinitely. P W Gallagher who recently bought the Press has relinquished ownership and possession reverts to former owners. The paper, in existence since 1872, has a long history of ownership changes and local ties.
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Sunday Free Press
P. W. Gallagher
W. M. Finn
Free Press
Centre Street
Association
Thomas W. Clark
F. A. Beamish
C. W. McKinney
R. J. Heamish
P. H. Zurflleh
J. J. Mahon
P. Wy? Gallagher
Improvements on Scranton division of Ontario and Western
The Scranton division sees major upgrades with double tracking from Forest City to Uniondale and new rails across mountains north of Carbondale. Stations gain red shale walks and flower beds, with board houses repainted. Summer resorts fill as Sunday excursions to Poyntelle grow. a special train leaves Scranton at 8 40 a m and returns at 6 45 p m tomorrow.
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Scranton
Ontario and Western Railroad
Forest City
Uniondale
Cuarbondale
Poyntelle
St Luke's Summer Home Fund Appeals in Scranton
The St Luke's church Men’s Guild treasurer reports cash gifts for the Cresvo summer home with about 500 dollars still needed. Donations totaling 49.25 from earlier acknowledgments and several 20 to 100 dollar gifts are listed, with plans for an upcoming fundraising drive. Contributions may be sent to W. M. Bunnell, 801-2 Mears building, Scranton, Pa, and an accompanying note invites attendees to a band excursion to Cranberry Lake via the D L & W R R.
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Men's Guild of
St. Luke's Church
Cresvo
Jowmhom
Gordom Highritor
Bhenty Ben
W. M. Bunnell
Mears
Scranton
Contenders Standings List From Scranton Area Contest
A detailed ranking shows Charles Burns Wandling top with 449 points followed by A J Kellerman Scranton 382 and Oscar H Kipp Elmhurst 383. Other competitors include Herbert Thompson Carbondale and Maxwell Shepherd Carbondale among many Scranton area entrants with varied scores and affiliations.
Educational ContestScores From The Tribune
Three contestants scored yesterday in The Tribunes Educational Contest Frank B Mc Creary Hullstead 6 A J Kellerman Scranton 6 and Char 3 W Dorsey Scranton 12 Frank McCreary passed Miss Beatrice Harpur Thompson and now holds fifteenth place in the 1st Charles Dorsey increased his lead over A J Kellerman in the July prizes He also opened up a gap over L E Stanton who pressed him for ninth place A J Kellerman nears the four hundred mark tying Charles Burns for the premiership Those sitting by risk disappointment while others move up The ten top scorers since July 1 with standings follow.\"
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Tribune
Frank B. McCreary
Hullstead
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Chari
W. Dorsey
Frank McCreary
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Charles Dorsey
L. E. Stanton
Charles Burns
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Summer Renewal
In the hot season feelings of fatigue and despondency signal depleted blood and weak nerves. Paine's Celery Compound claims to build flesh and muscle, calm nerves, and restore sleep, banishing headaches and prostration with one or two bottles as a summer strength booster. The ad urges use due to past successes in improving nervous health.
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Patne
Paine
Leading Contestants for July Prize Winners Listed
Contest standings show top contestants for July with prizes a Birdseye Maple Writing Desk and a Waterman Gold Fountain Pen. Names include A J Kellormmanicseeeesseees Albert Freedman Herbert Thompson Maxwell Shepherd Fited Kubler Miss Mary Yeager L T H Branton Miss June Mathewson and Frank B McCreary with varying scores and placements.
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Birdseye Maple Writing Desk
Waterman Gold Fountain Pen
Wy Borsey
A. J
Miss June Mathewson
Frank B. McCreary
Court of Inquiry to Render Verdict on Reckless Driving
Transcript of the Wednesday night hearing in the cage of Driver Louis Perry of Columbia Hose Company has been reviewed by Captain Tropp of the Crystals. A verdict will be prepared and sealed for the director of public safety, then approved by the recorder before action is taken.
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Court of Inquiry
Louis Perry
Columbia Hose Company
Tropp
Crystals
Director of Public Safety
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