Egypt's Nile digs unleash ancient tales and rising waters
Wallace N. Stearns details the grueling pace of Egyptian excavations from December to April, with every shovelful sifted and every fragment saved. The piece notes the Deir-el-Bahari debris, the Assouan dam, flooding of temples, and Egypt's rebirth through conserving the Nile waters, worth an estimated $15 million annually.
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Washington, D. C
Wallace N. Stearns
National Geographical Society
Egypt
Nile
Deir-el-Bahari
America
Assouan
Philae
Divorce Victory for Singer Schumann-Heinek
Chicago June 9 opera star Madame Schumann Heinek wins divorce from William Rapp Jr after Judge Sullivan sustains her attorney's motion in a contempt action.
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Chicago
Madame Schumann-Heinek
William Rapp, Jr
Sullivan
Graduation Ceremony Honors Warren High School Forty-Two
Forty-two Warren High School graduates receive diplomas before a capacity audience at Library Theater. The program featured essays by students, choruses, and awards presented by School Board President Geo. E. Colvin, with responses and a benediction by Rev. John Gould. The list includes Alice Anderson, Eunice Alexander, Hazel Babcock, and many others.
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Library
Warren High School
Norris A. White
Solem
J. Glenn Gould
Camp Fire
Hazel Haag
Marguerite Kearney
Allegheny
Wallace Schuler
John Buchanan
Frances Hanley Stelees
Alice Houghtling
Allan Vinton
Warren
Earl Ward
Geo. E. Colvin
R. T. Adams
Mildred Wettling
Stuart L
John Gould
Alice Elvira Anderson
Eunice Jane Alexander
Hazel Augusta Babcock
Ruth Genevieve Butterfield
Gladys Burrows
Eleanor Rose Fehl
Charles Gilbert
Tracy Buerkle
John Houser
Buchanan
Frederick Lewis Chapman
Joseph Glenn Gould
George Edward Higgins
Samuel Leslie Hill
Luther Grant Hector
Paul Eugene Kirchartz
Homer Manley Putman, Jr
Ernest William Peterson
Wallace Albert Schuler
Stuart LeRoy Sonne
Charles H. Sontag
Allan Francis Vinton
Frank Earl Ward
Clair Perrine Young
Margaret Whitcombe
Post Graduate Commercial
Campaign expense reports reveal candidate spending
Harrisburg June 5 expense accounts show Boies Penrose spent 14600 on Republican U S Senate bid while A Mitchell Palmer used 2541 for Democratic nomination. Gifford Pinchot 2753 Washington party bid. Michael J. Ryan 2723 for governor. William Draper Lewis 1191. CN Brumm 2074. Brumbaugh spent 3138 to win Republican gubernatorial nomination. Endlich 7564 for Supreme Justice. Judge Emory A. Walling 3209. Judge T J Prather 497.31.
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Harrisburg
Boies Penrose
United States Senate
A. Mitchell Palmer
Gifford Pinchot
Washington Party
Michael J. Ryan
William Draper Lewis
Washington
CN. Brumm
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Endlich
Berks
Supreme Justice
Emory A. Walling
Erie
Supreme Court
T. J. Prather
Meadville
Superior Court
Subscribe for The Warren Mail in Advance
Promote a yearly subscription to The Warren Mail paid in advance. Offer details present a straightforward option for readers to secure home delivery. Ends with a clear price point and renewals.
Washington party platform at Harrisburg backs local option and women suffrage
The Washington party State committee adopted a platform in Harrisburg praising local option and woman suffrage, condemning the Democratic administration and Senator Penrose. It calls for a non partisan tariff commission, home rule reforms, recall of officials, and ratification of the woman suffrage amendment with further civil and state governance reforms.
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Harrisburg
Boies Penrose
Washington Party State Committee
Mession
Albert Smyth Faught
William Flynn
Charles N. Brumm
Pottsville
William Draper Lewis
Philadelphia
Flynn
Penrose
Judge Brumm
Colombia
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
National Progressive
Theodore Roosevelt
Hobson
Congress
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Pennsylvania Accepts U S Aid for Farm Extension
Harrisburg June 5 Pennsylvania signed the Lever bill acceptance for annual federal funds to expand farm work via State College. First grant is 10000 dollars rising with rural-population share. later up to 367000 dollars annually. Dr. E E Sparks of State College praises plans to extend educational work across counties using all funds for extension, not inside the college.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State College
Tener
United States
E. E. Sparks
Father of Colonel Windsor Dies at 84 in Fredonia
Colonel Jarius H. Windsor, pioneer in Pennsylvania oil and well supply, died after a short illness at his Fredonia home. Born near Mayville 84 years ago, he founded Pioneer Hardware and Oil Well supply in Meadville in 1859, later becoming Oil Well Supply Company. He aided in the government suit against Southern Pacific Railroad and built the second U S oil refinery. His lineage includes Epietus Windsor and Revolutionary War era ancestor Steven Windsor.
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Fredonia
Jarius H. Windsor
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific Railroad
Colonel Windsor
Mayville
Panama
Meadville
Pioneer Hardware and Oil Well Supply Company
Oil Well Supply Company
Bradford
Oil Creek
United States
Epietus Windsor
Steven Windsor
Lexington
Continental Congress
Weeks charged with murder in Ganey death at Pinegrove
Coroner's jury ruled Leo Ganey died May 31, 1914 from a gunshot fired by Charles Weeks at the Weeks home in Pinegrove township. Weeks pleaded not guilty and waived a hearing. remanded to jail for September term. Witnesses included Drs Weston and Robertson, Officer Whaleben, Oscar Brustrom, Edward and Mrs Anderson. Deputy constables and local stores noted Weeks and relatives after arraignment.
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Leo Ganey
Charles Weeks
Fentonville
Pinegrove
Russell
Paul G. Weston
W. M. Robertson
Martin Whaleben
Oscar Brustrom
Edward Anderson
Weston
Robertson
Ganey
State Hospital
North Warren
Weeks
Ganey Oscar Brustrom
Whaleben
Pinegrove Township
Elroy Ganey
Warren
the Commonwealth
John Brown
J. E. Wheeler
Justice Office
Justice Wheeler
Igi
Commonwealth
F. J. Lyons
Attempted blast at coronation chair blamed on suffragettes
London reports an attempted explosion aimed at the coronation chair in Westminster Abbey. Authorities attribute the act to militant suffragettes, the chair in place since 1296.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Warren Mail Seeks Readers in Countywide Promotion
The Warren Mail invites residents to subscribe for comprehensive local news coverage and community updates. The program emphasizes broad readership and reliable reporting across the county.
Smallest dolls of Cuernavaca impress with tiny craft
Isabel Belaunsaran, called Queen of the Needle, makes the world’s tiniest dolls in Cuernavaca Mexico. Each figure is a three quarters of an inch frame, silk embroidery, and delicate hairdressing. Despite the tiny work rate a doll sells for twenty five cents, ten hours of labor yield a dollar twenty five, risking her eyesight.
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Washington
Isabel Belaunsaran
Mexico
Cuernavaca
Russell Hastings Millward
National Geographical Society
Washington, D.C
Millward
Isabel
Germany
Motor cars collide leaves Pauline Fisher near death
New York June 11 Mrs Pauline Fisher wife of Bud Fisher the car toonist was seriously injured when two motor cars collided today and is reported dying in a hospital Five other occupants suffered more or less serious injuries in the crash.
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New York
Pauline Fisher
Bud Fisher
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