Contests Watch for Final Standings in Tribune Scheme
The Tribune outlines the ongoing contest with Kellerman as a favorite amid varied estimates. Results shown today determine standings until the final Monday morning announcement, with strict checks on arrival times and coupon verification to safeguard each contestant’s position.
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Kellerman
Rodriguez
Freedman
Gunster
Telbune
Tive
Tigh Johnston
Arthur J. Thayer
Brett Wainy
Alj
Lin Rodriguez
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Standings of Contestants Listed with Scores
The list ranks 29 competitors from Scranton Elmhurst Green Wore Wandling and other towns with scores ranging from 945 for A J Kellerman to 42 for Arthur J Thayer. Notable names include Oscar H Kipp William Rodriguez Chas W Dorsey Elmer Williams and Miss Beatrice Harpur.
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A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
William T
Rodriguez
Charles Burns
Wandling
Fred K. Gunster
Wm, Sherwood
Harford
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Albert Freedman
Chiiessisieseess Bgg
Lewis Bates
Harry Madden
Henry E. Collins
Kizers
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- Stead
Biante Eia
Elmer Williams
Janne Mathewson
Eddie Morris
South Seran- Som
Assles Mola
Saele Wie
Edna Coleman
Ropanton
Wave Oisechere Alse
William Cooper
Priceburg
A. L. Clark
Green Grove
Hugh Johnston
Forest City
Eee
Don C. Capwell
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
John Mackie
Providence
Arthur J. Thayer
South Scranton Cele Aia Ile Js
Tribune Educational Contest Entries Rise With Late Submissions
The Tribunes Educational Contest neared close as eight contestants added new guesses yesterday including Harry Mammow and Hugh Journelon among the leaders. Officials urge timely returns to ensure privacy and accurate scoring while warning against premature disclosure of standings before Monday’s final results.
Meeting of Teachers in The City
In and About in The City a meeting of Teachers is called for this morning in the board of control rooms at Wovelock sharp. Mary Acker faces charges of wife desertion and non-support. she was committed to Che o county as Fall bee Ad derman Ruddy in default at sve ball.
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Teachers’ Martial Benefit Association
Board of Control
Wovelock Sharp
Allreliees
Mary Acker Xeaterhiy
Huishland
Cheerge
Che O County
Fall Bee Adderman
Mulberry Street resident held on bail in theft case
Chithes Norn of Mulberry street was held on bail yesterday by Alder Hath Ruddy. Ennio Brown is accused of stealing wearing apparel. Lat he alleged the crime remains under investigation with pending charges.
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Chithes Norn
Mulberry Street
Alder
Alis
Ennio Brown
Hill Bowling Team Responds to Defeat with Rematch Plans
The Hill Bowling team recovered from defeat by Cour Mouse. They arranged another game, scheduled for next Thursday evening at the ITks lens venue.
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Iby Hill
Hias
the Hinds
Itks
Lens
Mysterious shooting wounds Dewns Thorney near Franklin Avenue
Dewns Thorney, a well known citizen, was mysteriously shot in the right hand while his wife walked along Franklin Avenue Thursday afternoon. Dr John O Malley tied the wound with a .32 caliber bullet mark. the shooter and source remain unknown.
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Dewns Thorney
Franklin Avenue
John O'Malley
Street Prank Disorderly Conduct Reported By City Officer
A group of youths on Dine Street were rounded up Thursday by Superintendent Lowe B. Day after a prank spree. Among those named were Morgan Kish Inueh 12 Irving Brewster 1 Walter Grover 16 William Damon 12 George Bower 20 Marty Chirk Th Magistraite Howe remanded them on the charge of disorderly conduct.
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Dine Street
Hight
Potlee Lowe
Morgan Kishlnueh
Irving Brewster
Walter Grover
William Damon
George Bower
Marty Chirk
Wreck on Delaware Division tracks injures crew and blocks switch
Several train cars collided on the main track of the Delaware Division railroad near the National breaker on Thursday afternoon. A northbound freight suffered extensive damage to its locomotive while two crewmen were knocked unconscious. The wreck left derailed cars on the track as a switch engine moved clear and the line remained blocked for miles.
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Cou
Delaware Divivdson
Condh
Tavk
Siling
Unrest Past Leads to Police Pickups in Mass Celebrations
Following a strike settlement, a surge of intoxicated individuals were detained by police across mass gatherings. Names such as William Miller Mary McLidne Benjamin Bewey Jack Skelly and Patrick Crawley appear in discharge records with fines and sentences ranging from thirty to ninety days.
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William Miller
Patrick Crawley
Josenhine Rooney
David Williams
Second Annual Banquet of Bloomsburg Alumni Association
The Bloomsburg State Normal School Alumni Association of Lackawanna County will hold its second annual banquet at the Scranton Bicycle Club House on Washington Avenue Wednesday evening October 2 at ? Torlock. Graduates and former members are cordially invited. Bauer's orchestra will provide music and notable members will respond to toasts. A large number have already signified attendance and a splendid time is anticipated.
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Bloomsburg State Normal School Alumni Association
Lackawanna County
Scrayton Bicycle Club
Washington Avenue
Torlock
Bauer
Wesovlation
Delaware and Hudson Plans Special Train to Camp Wyckoff Visit
The Delaware and Hudson Company arranges a Sunday train on the 26th to serve visitors to Camp Wyckoff at Olyphant for the dress parade. Details will be published in further papers.
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Delaware and Hudson Company
Camp Wyckoff
Olyphant
Wflerhrooln Papers
County Teachers Institute Sets Week of Lessons and Directors Meeting
The Lackawanna County teachers institute will convene next week in the court house with instructors led by Henry W. Stetson and Frank L. Jones. A ten station program covers pedagogy, history, nature study, music, geography, and civic topics, culminating in the directors’ tenth annual meeting on Wednesday with address by noted officials and a discussion on compulsory attendance.
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Court House
Henry
W. Stetson
Maine
Frank L. Jones
Indiana
Mary Ep, Munt
Boston
Womn
Stetson
Myers
Miss Rogers
Jones
Luo
Musile
Watkins
Rogers
Maurie
Nuatiouat
Misa Rogers
Steteen
Couttry
Budeicsci Thesveeanteenes Horcel
Shadl Wei
Wsenewsess seeveAre
Dan R Riday
Hind
Dini
Court Room No. 2
Andrew
Nob. Davis
HW. St. Hoffman
Jefferson
William Repp
Old Porne
Brute Directors’ Association
NLA
Ledomes
Ledomes Whonesday
Leo P.M
Court Room Ney
Jilin
Rogers Taper
Schoal Turpeyes
Mom
Tpraneis
Beeretarys Dalton
Bee
Chivis
Crivers
Scranton
Lackawanna
Directors’ Association
Goat Room
Mon
Unteuil
W. W. Stetson
Frank J. Jones
Julia Rogers
Cornell University
Dleiricis
Pennsylvania
Dines
Andrews
J. Waylor
Behools
Flows Hiowek
Behoals
Thal Capenses
Diamonds Under Market Value Promised With Money Back
A note offers diamonds advertised below market value with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It includes an address X and P O Box 63 for contact.
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B. A. Baer
Washington Ave
County Savings Bank and Trust Company
Spruce Street
J. A. Watres
Johnson
A. H. Christy
Win
FP. Traistead
J. P. Kingsbury
S. Johnson
Tiverott Warren
August Robinson
Jos, O'Brien
L. A. Watres
Morris’ Magnet
E. C. Morris
the Cigar Man
Vogue
Harper's Scribners
Munsey
the Ladies Home Journal
Reisman Bros
Spruce St
ERIE
Saco
Baco
Maglewood
Tidewater
Hawley
Saco Yard
Couttes
Charles Tl. Doerkam
Sil Penn Avenue
Cnre
A I Clark
Newton Hawley
Green Ridge
Walter Enis
Emanuel Bucel
Vivian Mikle
Mises Nellie Avery
Porvst City
Charles O' Royle
Miss May Brown
Nicholaon
Joseph Newman
South Scranton
Midgar Wilson, Jr
R. D. Dorsey
George Knickerbocker
Fred Ikc Gunster
Lee Culver
Springvillis
Culver
Harry Mammow
Iecseeeersanenelll
Hugh Joumelon
N. A
Steisiat
Third National Bank
Wyoming Avenue
McConnell
Madras
P. K's
Ehiales
Ric Connell & Co
Lackawanna Ave
F. A
Kaiser
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