Commencement at Indiana School for the Deaf Graduates Twelve
Commencement exercises were held at the Indiana Institution for the Education of the Deaf marking the eighteenth year under Superintendent Richard O Johnson and the fifty seventh since the school’s founding. Three hundred twenty six students attended the last year with twelve graduates listed by name and hometowns. The program included invocations, addresses, concerts, and recitations, plus a review of the school’s history and the present board of trustees.
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Indiana Institution For the Education of the Deaf
Richard O. Johnson
Ida Emily Arnot
Delphi
Anna Ida Friday
Meédaryville
Emma Helen Goodpaster
Aurore
Lilian Lucile Henning
Bloomington
Winona Holmes
Franklinett
Victor E. Evans
Ida E. Arnot
Maurice Thompson
Rdsville
Intendent Johnson
Hartford
Henry Beecher
Secordterian Church
Matthew
Macintire
Johnson
Samuel H. Bon Ham
W. Ross
Norm Wired Marvin C. Grooms
Governor to name committee on monument dedication
Governor Durbin said the executive committee should fix the dedication time and may advance October if fundraising proves sufficient for the state soldiers and sailors monument. He noted he will likely name a committee tomorrow from a list of preferred men. The Union Veteran Legion urged timely dedication after completion and proper arrangements to involve as many comrades as possible.
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wWemark
Durbin
Urs
Union Veteran Legion
U. V
Dentists Elect Officers and Plan Next Meeting
The State Dental Association trustees met at Indiana Dental College to wrap up convention business. New officers were elected: secretary F A Hamilton of Indianapolis, treasurer W Throop of Muncie, and executive committee member H D Mason of Indianapolis. The next annual meeting is set for Maxinkuckee. three new members were appointed to the State Examining Board to fill vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dental Association
Indiana Dental College
Tary
F. A. Hamilton
Indianapolis
W. Throop
Muncie
H. D
Maxinkuckee
Dental Association
Mason of
Fort Wayne
F. Woof
Middletown
D. L. Janopolis
M. M. B Lea
Qv Ty
George Dodson
8. B. Coover
Charles Madden
Henry Friedman
W. D. Mesler
Fred Douglass
W. W. Webster
T. W. Patterson
Central Labor Union
John Blue
Elwood Sands
W. ©. Rockefeller
Thomas Monahan
Charles Eddy
Sch Manhood and Life Lessons at Eng lish Opera House
Shortridge High School graduated 125 students in a ceremony at English’s Opera House. Essays on life and civic virtue were delivered by Ruth Woodsmall Roy Blossom Louise Pugh Emmett Hall Ruth Ritter and Ernest Sims. Principal Hufford and board member Sweeney distributed diplomas as Rev. Lewis Brown offered the prayer.
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Shortridge High School
English
Opera House
Lewis Brown
St. Paul's Church
George W. Hufford
Andrew M. Sweeney
Board of
Henry Sulcer
Ruth Woodsmall
Holland
Roy Blossom
Louise Pugh
Roger de Coverley
Emmett Hall
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Wilfrid
Ruth Ritter
Dickens
England
London
Ernest Sims
Roman Republic
Rome
United States
Sweeney
Farewell Exercises Mark Old School No 3 Departure
The farewell program yesterday marked graduation and the old School No 3 building’s passing. Dr. Sloan, president of the School Board, gave the address as 70 pupil orchestra played. Readings by Edith Paschman and Walter Roth highlighted the event.
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Sloan
Edith Fpaschman
Walter Roth
Lincoln
Samuel Sampsell
Federal
Commencement Exercises at Indiana Normal Training School
The Indiana Kindergarten and Primary Normal Training School held its commencement at Plymouth Church this afternoon at 2 o clock. Thirty eight graduates will receive diplomas for two and three year courses including Jessie M Goodwn Clara E Heminger Edith L Spaulding Jessamine E Millikan Ednah Harris Skinner Eleanor Whitcomb Elizabeth L Sherrard and other named graduates as Rev G L Mackintosh Rev J Cumming Smith and Rev H Co Meserve led the program with diplomas presented and songs by the Normal School.
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Indiana Kindergarten
Plymouth Church
G. L. Mackintosh
J. Cumming Smith
H. Co. Meserve
Jessie M. Goodwn
Clara E. Heminger
Edith L. Spaulding
Jessamine E. Millikan
Ednah Harris Skinner
Eleanor Whitcomb
Elizabeth L. Sherrard
Helen A. 5. Robb
Frances H. Buntin
Henrietta Morgan
Edith D. Wachstetter
Mary Alice Earlle
Carrie I. Phillips
Mary Julia Higert
Grace Pearl Armstrong
Frances Blanche Born
Anna Eliott
Hannah Lois Fritter
Indiana B. Greggs
Mary Louise Hays
Matilda Lauter
Jeanette McCord
Jennie Miller
Anna Retz
Caroline Rupp
Jessamine H. Twells
Maud Bynum
Bertha Canady
Leanora D. Eldridge
Mary I. Goodwin
May Hinchman
Mabel Irene Houstis
Lelia Posey Little
Mary Maud More
Jessie Mae Oliver
Catherine Elizabeth Rusk
Edith W. Smith
Helen Josephine Werbe
Shortridge Open Day Showcases Art Dept and Wallick Work
Shortridge High School held open day with visitors and parents touring classes and the art department amid threatening weather. The art display featured a profusion of June blossoms and numerous works including notable pencil studies by Frederick W. Wallick, a graduate now studying abroad and at the Chase Institute.
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Shortridge High School
Viswt
Frederick W. Walick
Wallick
Chase Institute
New
English Class Portfolios Exhibit In Corridors
Portfolios for English classes were displayed on corridor tables. They showed illustrations of English authors and poets studied over the year.
Prang praises Shortridge High School pupils’ annual work
The Prang Educational Company writes Miss Seilick praising the Shortridge Annual. It commends the high quality literary and illustrated contributions by high school pupils and lauds the publication’s cover design, paper, typography, and printing as a credit to the school and its instruction.
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Prang Educational Company
Seilick
Shortridge High School
Eighty Strikers At Standard Wheel Works Halt Plant
Eighty of the 190 skilled wheel workers at Standard Wheel Works struck at 2 pm and by 4 pm the plant was largely idle. The union seeks reinstatement of eleven men expelled for union membership and weekly pay. Management refused union representation, prompting union officials to contact Labor Commissioner McCormack. He advised restraint and orderly conduct. The dispute involves biweekly pay legality and union recognition while other departments remain nonmembers. A broader labor action follows including Kingan boycott literature distribution and union organizing efforts across industries.
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Standard
McCormack
Corpary
Labor Commission
McAbee
Muncie and
Anderson
Supreme Court
Mr. McCormack
John Blue
Central Labor Union
Civil Service Exams in City July 3 and 6
Secretary W L Dynes announces July 3 exams for telegraph operator, hull inspector, photographer, draughtsman engraver, map engraver, and farm transportation superintendent with varied annual salaries. July 6 adds scientific aid, laboratory assistant, and agrostologist positions. Local ads also offer new pianos from 16 dollars at Wulschner's.
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W. L. Dynes
Board of Examiners
Steamboat Inspection Service
Department of Agriculture
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Indiana school laws spark debate at Warrick County session
Indiana educators gathered in the State Capitol for a three day session of the County School Superintendents Association. Superintendent James R. Wilson of Warrick outlined harmonization issues in recent laws, including township control, borrowing authority, and teacher wage rules, prompting questions and committee action on grading and licensure.
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Board of Supervisors
Wilson
Jones
W. &. Hester
Evansville
Charles F. Grosjean
Vigo County
E. c. Jerman
M Nultys Assailant and Factory Strike Resolved
The Chandler and Taylor molders strike ended with Michael McNulty being discharged. John Lucke, a striker, heavily beat McNulty on May 29. James Watters faced charges for following Lucke and urging the beating. McNulty had left the union then returned, leading to more trouble. Locke was fined and Watters discharged. Elliott R Heaton presided as judge pro tem.
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Chandler & Taylor Works
Michael McNulty
Poce Court
McNulty
John Lucke
James Watters
Lucke
Cleveland
Watters
John S. Duncan
Newton Harding
Locke
Elliott R. Heaton
Parole Granted to Long-Term Prison Inmate Nicy Southwood
Governor Durbin granted parole to Nicy Southwood an inmate of the Woman's Prison provided she leaves the state. After twenty four years she is in poor health and the board recommended release noting she has burdened the prison. She pleaded guilty to murdering her two illegitimate children and received a life sentence. Her brother in the West will pay rail fare home and provide care.
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Durbin
Nicy Southwood
Board of Managers
Far West
Miss Southwood
Marriage of Miss Mary McLaughlin and Dr Charles D Pettigrew
Announcement from Columbus Indiana reveals Miss Mary McLaughlin and Dr Charles D Pettigrew wed in the city last night. The ceremony occurred at 4 p.m. at the Windsor Street home of Mr and Mrs Pred H Kissing officiated by Rev Allan B Philputt. The bride is the sole child of Mr and Mrs…
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Mary McLaughlin
Columbus
Ind
Charles D. Pettigrew
Houston
Allan B. Philputt
Pred H. Kissing
Windsor Street
Mysterious Columbus Marriage Noted In Local Society
Mrs. Albert H McLaughtin of Columbus wed Hezekiah Griffith in a private ceremony kept secret from most, attended only by a few intimate friends including Mrs Kissling and Miss Verla. The couple plans to reside in Houston with Pettigrews departing yesterday for their new home.
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Albert H McLaughtin
Columbus
Hezekiah Griffith
Kissling
Mrs. Pettigrew
Miss Verla
Dr. Michaels
Muncie
Houston
George B Swift in Town Seals Claypool Hotel Contract
Chicago ex mayor George B Swift and his firm won the contract to build the new Claypool Hotel. Brown Ketcham Co handles structural iron work and Kinkade Liggett Co lands elevator duties. Swift, a longtime Chicago political figure, once contested for mayor with disputed 1800s-era results.
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George B. Swift
Chicago
George B. Swift Company
Claypool
Brown-Ketcham Company
Kinkade & Liggett Company
Columbus
George B
Swift
Subscribers can reroute Daily Journal summer mailings
The Daily and Sunday Journal offers free temporary mail forwarding within the United States or Canada for subscribers leaving the city in summer. Address changes can be made as often as needed, with telephone contact listed as 233.
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Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
VANDALIA PENN LINES PROMOTE EXCURSIONS TO COLORADO
Railroad notices advertise low excursion fares from Indianapolis to Blooming ton and Denver via the Big Four and Pennsylvania lines. Special trains depart June 7 and June 16 from multiple stations with round trips from $1.00 to $1.25. Also promotions for harness goods, wedding presents, and various storefront ads appear in the same column.
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Great Rock Island
Chicago
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Utah
G. D. Bacon
Claypool Building
Indianapolis
Ind
Big Four
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Normal Training School
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