Thirty Five Workers Now In Education Contest
Wiss Vivian Mikle of Scranton and Louis Gere of Brooklyn begin work in The Tribune's Educational Contest. Contestants in the lower half of the table did the most work yesterday, with C. J. Clark of Peckville improving his position. Two names were omitted from the published list and more may be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Vivian Mikle
Scranton
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
The
Tribune
C. J. Clark
Peckville
Scranton Area Contest Standings Listed by Points
The standings show Charles Burns Wandling with 287 points and Wm T S Rodriguez of Seranton at 205. Others include A J Kellerman Scranton 215 and Herbert Thompson Carbondale with scores shown. a long list continues with Maxwell Shepherd Ycar Bondale 1 0, Albert Freedman Belle, Ph Gr Gunster Green ge, Harry Madden Scranton 55, Wm Sherwood Harford 55, Oscar H Kipp Elmhurst 44, Homer Kresge Hyde Park 43, L E Stanton Scranton 41, A J Havenstrite Mos COW Vidienress 37, William Cooper Priceburg 34, Walter Hallstead Scranton 30, Harry Danvers Providence 30, Miss Beatrice Harpur Thompson 21, Louis McCusker Park Place 20, C J Clark Peckville 18, Lee Culver Springville 17, John Mackie Providence 15, John Dempsey Olyphant 13, Hugh Johnson Forest City 0, Chas W Dorsey Scranton 10, Miss Edna Selena Scranton 6, Emanuel Bucci Scranton 7, Chas O Boyle Scranton 5, Miss Nellie Avery Forest City 4, Walter Ellis Hyde Park 4, Miss Vivian Mikle Scranton 4, Edgar Wilson Jr Scranton 0, Louis Gere Brooklyn 2, totals 126 114 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burns
Wandling
T. S. Rodriguez
Seranton
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Maxwell Shepherd
Ycarbondale
Albert Freedman
Fred
K. Gunster
Green Ge
Harry Madden
Sherwood
Harford
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
L. E. Stanton
Grant M. Decker
Hall- BreAd Wescvicensa
A. J. Havenstrite
Mos- Cow
John Mackie
Providence
John Dempsey
Olyphant
Hugh Johnson
Forest City
Ceesecvecceceee LL
Chas. W. Dorsey
Edna Selena Scranton
Emanuel Bucci
Chas. O’boyle
Mies Nellie Avery
Aiellewienes
Walter Ellis
Vivian Mikle
Scran- Lom Arriesmaseiererret
Edgar Wilson, Jr
Tases Oo
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Contestants Hold Steady as Scores Lag in Lower Half
Yesterday’s racing saw no shifts from twentieth place or lower as the field largely held position while the lower-ranked runners continued to rack up the bulk of the work. C. J.
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C. J
Contestant Rankings Update with New Entrants and Drops
Clark from Peckville gains a position while Lee Culver and Miss Vivian Mikie shift. Mikie and Louis Gere enter the contest, Scranton and Brooklyn names appear for the first time this morning. R D Dorsey and Eddie Morris drop from the bottom list as contestants exceed thirty-three active players.
Leading Contestants for June
The list shows Maxwell Shepherd and Walter Hallstead as top contenders for June alongside Oscar H. Kipp. William T. S. Rodriguez and Herbert Thompson are also named with additional unclear entries for Leroy Stanton and others.
Firemen Vacation Schedules Listed for Permanent Force
Superintendent Ferber of the bureau of fires releases vacation dates for permanent firemen. Each district assigns two men eight days off concurrently. The first district includes Michiel Culkin from May 27 to June 4 and Joseph Seward from June 24 to July, with other names and dates throughout the nine month period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferber
Bureau of Fires
Michiel Culkin
Jos. Seward
Grant Cutler
Joseph S&s. Maloney
Valentine Birtley
James Hopkins
Toto
Anthony Flannery
John Lynch
Howard Lewis
Frank Trutchingen
Dy A. By Spencer
W. T. Spoodo
Peter Frantz
Flag Day Observance Plans Set by City Officials
President John Gibbons heads a special flag day committee with Thomas J. Jennings and W. J. Hand to issue a joint proclamation with Recorder Connell. Citizens are urged to display the Stars and Stripes on June 14 and a band concert on the courthouse lawn will feature patriotic airs funded by private contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gibbons
Board of Control
Thomas J. Jennings
W. J. Hand
Connell
Court House
Stage notes preview season updates and new signings
Peter J Kennedy secures road rights to Captain Jinks from Charles Frohman. Ethel Barrymore starts past season while Eugene Canfield renews for The Auctioneer with David Warfield ok. Captain Basil Hood writes a play for Holbrook Blinn Frank Milla and Madge Leasing. Irene Perry joins The Defender in Boston. Lederer’s The Wild Rose likely runs in New York through September. Klaw and Erlanger seek Mark Twain’s Truckleberry Tin for next year with Arthur Dunn in title role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Kennedy
Charles Frohman
Captain Jinks
Ethel Barrymore
Eugene Canfield
David Warfield
Canfield
White
Basil Hood
Holbrook Blinn
Frank Milla
Madge Leasing
Mrs. Kendall
London
Irene Perry
England
Boston
George Lederer
New York
Klaw & Erlanger
Mark ‘Waln
Arthur Dunn
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H. Rice
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Max Rosenr
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William Fickus
John Ruther
Sterling Bimerell
Frank Dumbacker
Edward Kneller
Charles Snyder
William Riley
Fred Boyer
Walter Hallstead
Wm. T. S. Rodriguez
Leroy Stanton
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H. F. Ferber
School Board
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