Retire After 29 Years With College
The Cerlin college board meeting on June 19 1922 approved faculty degree recommendations totaling 271 and set a 1922 23 budget of 750919 dollars with 392200 from student semester bills. Gifts included 2500 volumes and 326921.74 from Lucy M Spelman estate for foreign missionary training and EB C Converse scholarships. Professor Edward Dickinson retires after 29 years and James Hurst Hall succeeds in history and criticism of music.
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Wedesday
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Smith Baker
Camden
N.Y
Lucy M. Spelman
New York
Edmund Cogswell Converse
Greenwich
Conn
Eb.c. Converse
Edward Dickinson
Dickinson
James Hurst Hall
Hall
Oberlin College
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Conservatory of Music At
Wooster
Lawrence E Cole
L. Grant Hector
Helen Edwards
Ednad Shaver
Udell H. Stallings
Laurence D McPhee
Emma R Frazier
Anne B. Stureis
Mam E Parkhill
Florence J. Hell
Stallings
McPhee
Parkhill
Kel Jer
Keller
Gymnasium Chaeses ‘Oate
T'S
Russell Parsons Jameson
Lous Finley Keller
Otto Kopplus
Ellen Birdseye Hatch
Mabel Carolyn Eldred
Cora Letitia Swift
Grace Bruner Daviess
Thomas Wesleyan Graham
Migs Gladys Ferry Moore
Oberlin Conservatory Graduation Part Two completes program
Oberlin June 20. The second part of the conservatory commencement was held at Finney Memorial chapel with a varied program of piano organ violin cello and vocal selections. Students from Warren PA to Nanking China performed pieces including symphony organ works and concertos.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory
Finney Memorial Chapel
Robert Dana Walden
A. B
Warren
Rebecca Durfee Burgner
Glada Louise Caffail
Jennings
Law
Florence Elizabeth Demo
Jute Earth
Minn
Elizabeth Edna Collison
Logan
Margaret Ethel Franke
Midland Pa
Achor Mate Grace Graham
Delhi
Stella Marie Graves
Ettiwanda
Cal
Hulda Marie Johnson
Milwaukee
Wis
Lillian Arletta Johnson
Niagara Falls
Ruth Palmer Kelley
Conneaut
Louise Muriel Macklin
Nanking
China
Helen Dereng Merry
Dunkirk
Ind
Margaret Paige
Wigwam
Col
Genevieve Isabel Porter
Belle Vernon
Dorothy Amy Radde
Cleveland
Widor
Allegro
Oberlin College observes golden anniversary during 89th commencement
Large alumni turnout marks Oberlin's 89th annual commencement with Senator Theodore E. Burton as head of the fifth year class. President Marion LeRoy Burton of Michigan to give the commencement address. Dr. Charles H. Burton to participate. Notable anniversaries noted for classes from 1872 to 1921 amid festive parades and a parade pageant.
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Oberlin
Theodore E. Burton
Burton
Marion LeRoy Burton
University of Michigan
Charles H. Burton
Grandma Anna Victoria Mum ford Celebrates 85th Birthday
Grandma Anna Victoria Mum ford of the Old Ladies Home celebrated her eighty fifth birthday today and enjoyed candy samples at the Chronicle Telegram office. She received wishes for continued health from well wishers. In Charlestown West Virginia June 20 the murder case against James Wilburn ended its defense today and Governor E F Morgan was called to the stand as the state’s first rebuttal witness.
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Oberlin
Ming Marjorie Jameson
Cedar Street
Savage
Chautauqua
N. Y
School of Physical Education
Heater Grover
Western, Springs
Misses Grover
Elm Street
O. C
Purity
Anna Victoria Mumford
Old Ladies’ Home
Chronicle-Telegram
Charlestown
W. Va
James Wilburn
Ef, Morgan
Portland
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Stella Newtow
R. R
Druesen Kraft Gland Treatment Promises Youthful Health
A dramatic medical advertisement touts DRUESEN-KRAFT tablets as a fountain of youth restoring vitality by gland health. It claims doctors and thousands endorse the treatment, offering free brochures and tasteless tablets for both men and women, with pricing and ordering details.
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Saya
Voronofft
Druesen-Kraft
Willard Accepts Dempsey Bout After Offer From Rickard
Willard signs to meet Dempsey after Tex Rickard offers the championship bout. Willard will train six to seven months at the Hollywood American Legion stadium beginning next week with no date set. Rickard said Willard had not changed his mind despite a Los Angeles dispatch claiming acceptance.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Willard
Big Jess
Hollywood American Legion
New York
Dempsey
Rickard
Mrs Longworth III Called by Illness in Cincinnati
June 20 Mary Longworth widow of Judge Longworth of the Ohio supreme court was gravely ill in Cincinnati. Her children at 2410 Grandin Road were summoned as Congress man Nicholas Longworth telegraphed plans to arrive from Washington and Countess Deschambrun formerly Clara Longworth sent word she was leaving Paris for America. Dr. E W Waller, her brother and physician, urged summoning the family.
Lorain boy bus driver arraigned on manslaughter charge
Carmel Temario, 17, driver of the bus that killed Joseph Yuhasz in Lorain, appeared before Juvenile Judge H. C Wilcox. He was released on his own recognizance and the case was set for Friday morning hearing on the manslaughter charge. In a contrasting note, crowds welcomed the Prince of Wales in England as he returned aboard the battle ship Renown after his worldwide tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel Temariio
Joseph Yuhasz
Lorain
H. C Wilcox
Stocks rise and bonds steady edge in early New York trading
Trading opened on a strong note with Studebaker up nearly two points to 1247-8, General Asphalt up two to 611-2, and Standard Oil of New Jersey up 31-2 to 186. Mexican Pete fell 11-2 to 158 1-2 while Pan American Pete gained 11-8 to 713-8. United States Steel opened 1-8 lower at 983-8 and recovered to 983-4. Liberty Bonds quoted with multiple maturities. Foreign money markets showed demand for sterling at 4.40 and other currencies mixed with cables and checks listed.
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New York
Studebaker
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Pan American Pete
United States Steel
Young Men's Business Club Meets Tonight at 7:30
The Young Men's Business Club gathers at Little Joe's Restaurant this evening at 7 30 for the last regular meeting of the summer. Delegates to the National convention in Indianapolis will report and directors plan several lake meetings to boost attendance. Jitney bus operators and drivers are ordered to appear before Mayor Grall and Police Chief Walker to verify eligibility under city ordinance, focusing on age and American citizenship.
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Little Joe's Resturant
Indianapolis
Lorain
Grall
Walker
Lewis Attacked and Labor Convention Debates Autonomy
The report details ongoing union actions at a labor convention, including mulling July strikes by coal miners and railroad workers, discussions on a central labor bank, and endorsements of autonomy for AFL locals. It also covers criticisms of judges, pushes for free speech, repeal of the Esch Cummins act, and support for new trials for Sacco and Vanzetti.
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American Federation of Labor
Washington
Instituton
Executive Council
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
R. M. McClintic
West Virginia
Kenyon
Federation
Sacco
Vanzetti
Boston
Soviet to allow inquiry into Rueala Russia crisis
A report from New York notes possible formation of an international commission to probe Rueala if Soviet consent is secured. Soviet representatives reportedly oppose entrance of such a commission. Other items include New York boxing commission actions, Moscow economic predictions, a U.S. deficiency bill, and the Vatican dissolving the national Catholic welfare council amid protests from American bishops.
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Ternational Conference On Reconstruction of of
Rome
Vatican
Wefare Council
Five Conclaves at Cedar Point and Odd Fellows Meet
June 26 report from Cleveland notes the ninetieth annual session of the IOOF stand lodge opening at the Statler hotel at ten this morning with incoming officers to be installed Friday. Loren E. Sowers and A E Mann named grand master and deputy grand master join G F Brown as grand warden. Nearby five thousand lodgemen join the Ohio Eagles parade in Sandusky and Ohio Odd Fellows events. National heaters also report Cedar Point opening a first annual session of the National District Heating Association, lightly attended.
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Ohio
Eagles
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Akron
Toledo
Marion
Odd Fellows
Cleveland
Stand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Statler Hotel
Loren E. Sowers
A. E. Mann
Findlay
G. F. Brown
Lebanon
A. H. Pontius
Ashtabula
Lorena HE. Souers
Canton
Aef. Mann
National Heaters
National District Heating Association
Ses
Eve. to Parker's Popular Players at Ohio State
A dance event by Web. Eve. with Parker's Popular Players from Columbus performing as the orchestra for all Prat Dances at Ohio State. The feature highlights the Columbus ensemble backing the campus dance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Columbus
Ohio State
Knights of St John hold 34th international convention in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 20 the 34th international convention of Knights of St. John opened with a prize drill by organizations from many parts of the United States. Earlier the knights, in their uniforms, marched to St. John's Cathedral for a solemn requiem high mass for deceased members, followed by a business session at the Hotel Winton.
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Knights of St. John
Cleveland
United States
Knights
St. John's Cathedral
Hotel Winton
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Oberlin College Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Cerlin College
King
D. F. Bradley
R. E. Brown
Waterbury
Lynde Jones
William Henry Chapin
Mary Linstead Bennett
Philip Darrell Sherman
Jesse Floyd Mack
Margaret Jones Adams
Ada Morris Hastings
Anny M. Klingenhagen
Louis F. Miskoveky
Herman H. Thornton
E. Edna Kelsey
Bertha E. Rails
Raymond W. Johnson
Harriet A. Howe
Victor V. Lytle
Laurel
Edwin H. Cox
Mary E.iSnclair
Pure Foods
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Earth
The
Elyria Hardware Co
Elyria
Middle Ave
Conservatory
Bernice Edythe Hannan
Chicago
Ruth Martelle Harris
Red Oak
Miss Burgner
Graham
Conservatory Orchestra
Hugo Wait
Love
Frank Bridge
Miss Graves
Wagner-Brassit
Schumann
Miss Paise
Siegfried
Wagner-Wilhelm
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Chopin
Miss Kelley
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Miss Ziegler
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Liebestad
Wagner
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Dedussr
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Grieg
Miss Radda
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Nicholas Longworth III
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England
Prince of Wales
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We Aee
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State Supreme Court Today
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Price
Chute
Sandwich
Jack Hutchinson
Hutchison
Harding
White House
Hardings
Max Muschit
Frederick Hotel
the Hague
Lewis
Gerstood
Harry H. Smith Company
New York State Boxing Commission
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Wilson
Johnny Dundee
Harry Greb
Moscow
Russia
M. Sokolinikov
People's Commissar For Finance
House
Appropriations Committee
Internal Revenue Bureau
Glade B. Thomas
Onticars
Mass
A. G. Olmsted & Co. Res
Water St
Park Home Dairy Co
Court St
Russell K. Nicholl
Broad St
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