Warren School Board appoints teachers for coming year
At a Monday meeting the Warren School Board chose faculty for the new year. Appointments include R T Adams as superintendent, F H Gaige as principal, A Grace Petheram as preceptress, and numerous high school and ward building teachers with salaries ranging from 52 50 to 187 50. Some vacancies remain and several lack applications.
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School Board of
Warren
R. T. Adams
F. H. Gaige
A. Grace Petheram
Macie I. Flower
Sylvia E. Ball
F. A. Dubois
J. C. Spencer
Earl
Ellen T. ‘Glens
Harriet L. Slayton
Elizabeth Wickstrom
Emily Gibson
Arith
Grace Thomas
Alda D. Nathan
Read
Aresrees
Edith A. Langdale
Prin
Ella Houghnot
Mary IF. Beatty
Carrie M. Krimbill
Julia Heibel
Mary Schneider
Sadie Darling
Jefferson Street
Gertrude Slater
Margaret Lavery
Fourth Ward
Gertrude Hanley
Wife Leaves Home in Sudden Separation
P. F. Kulow, once a Warren plumber now living in James Town, found his wife and two children vanished when he returned from work Thursday. He also reported missing household goods and Mrs. Kulow had withdrawn about $1000 from their joint bank account. He suspects mental trouble and expects her to return.
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P. F. Kulow
Warren
Jamestown
Jones Brothers Wild West Show Faces Bad Luck at DuBois
The Jones Brothers show at DuBois encountered trouble as a car broke in two and caused a wreck delaying tent setup. A horse fell during a muddy performance, throwing the rider against an iron stake with a near fatal outcome. Weather change may improve show prospects as strong acts resume.
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Jones Brothers
DuBois
Letter found near Lamont hints at ransom plan
A rural mail carrier found a paper at Lamont Siding bearing a printed message, Will Return Boy for 10 000, and a handwritten Leave Reward. Lieut Wilhelm of the State Constabulary took the clue, which may suggest a kidnapping plot or be a crude joke, with authorities hopeful for leads.
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Kane
Carl Tew
Lamont Siding
Prohibition Party Holds Warren County Convention
The Prohibition county convention met Thursday afternoon April 28 at the Salvation Army hall with 2 pm start led by County Chairman J W Neilly. O E Dunham chaired the meeting as L P Rogers reported the platform. Nominations were made for Assembly E B Lacy and for State Convention delegates. Rev J P Burns of Youngsville delivered an encouraging address.
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Prohibition Party
Salvation Army
J. W. Neilly
Garner
Clarendon
O. E. Dunham
W. C. T. U. Quartette
Warren County
L. P. Rogers
E. B. Lacy
Office of Assembly
J. P. Burns
Youngsville
Mob Burns Churches After Attempted Lynchings in Georgia
A 200 white mob stormed Grays jail at 2 a.m. to lynch four African Americans accused in an assault on Mrs. S. M. Sams. The four were moved to Macon, but attackers burned four black churches and the homes of the suspects. Governor Brown was notified to protect the negroes.
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Grays
S. M. Sams
Macon
Jones County
Sams
Brown
Sheatz Ousted From Pennsylvania State Treasurer Post
The Pennsylvania State Supreme Court ousted John O. Sheatz as State Treasurer, granting Governor Stuart authority to name a replacement. The court ordered Sheatz removed from office and the Commonwealth to recover costs, with Chief Justice Fell announcing the decision and a written opinion to follow.
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Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
John O. Sheatz
Stuart
Sheatz
Charles E. Wright
Commonwealth
Fell
Missing Boys Case Remains Unsolved in Lamont Area
Bradford May 2 County Detective Jones says clues in the Lamont and Ludlow missing boys cases yield nothing. A mysterious Adams telephone message to Mrs Adams cannot be explained. State police to assist as searches continue with new lines of inquiry and no details released.
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Bradford
Jones
Lamont Station
Ludlow
Young Adams
Watson
Russell City
Bell
Adams
Signal Lights of Business in the Best Paper
A guide urges placing a clear business signal in leading papers to keep the light trimmed and supply facts and experience. If implemented, its rays can reach distant markets and yield unexpectedly strong business results.
Dr Roswell Park Ill in New York Hospital
Dr Roswell Park surgeon from Buffalo and Dr Simpson arrived in New York to treat Park who is critically ill with pneumonia at the city hospital. Officials say crisis may last seven days but congestion has lessened and recovery odds improved.
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New York
Roswell Park
Buffalo
McKinley
New York Hospital
Simpson
Park
Washington
Horsewhips Editor: Assailant Praised by Hale Son
In Portland Maine May 2 Colonel Frederick Hale son of Senator Eugene Hale and a congressional candidate assaulted Charles Thornton Libby publisher of suburban weeklies at Libby's office over an article targeting Hale's mother. Libby later said he liked the attack and called it manly.
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Portland
Frederick Hale
United States
Eugene Hale
Congress
Amos J. Allen
Charles Thornton Libby
Colonel Hale
Hale
Libby
Stone man killed in Latrobe barroom riot
Foreign miners in Latrobe Pennsylvania stoned Joseph Rostock to death during a barroom brawl and beat 15 others when ejected from a saloon. The fight spilled into the street, Rostock found with a fractured skull amid stones. Police dispersed rioters. two arrests reported.
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Latrobe
Joseph Rostock
Rostock
Fighting Rages Near Katchanik Pass In Ottoman Albanian Uprising
Reports from Constantinople say fighting between Turks and Albanians around Katchanik pass has continued since Monday. The Porte provides no casualty figures. Allegations claim Albanian chief Issa with 106,000 followers joined the uprising. Wounded Turks reach Uskub and Salonica.
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Constantinople
Katchanik Pass
Porte
Issa
Uskub
Salonica
Murder Suspect Missing Corydon Painter In River Case
Bert J. Powers a Corydon Warren county painter vanished after a fishing trip on April 23. Four Cornplanter Indians Clarence Gordon Wyman Rowan Willis Redeye and Robert Halftown were arrested, questioned and released as investigators sought evidence linking them to Powers disappearance. No trace of Powers has been found despite thorough search.
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Bert J. Powers
Corydon
Warren County
Clarence Gordon
Wyman Rowan
Willis Redeye
Robert Halftown
Powers
John Brown
P. J. Parsons
Warren
Lyons
Soldier Answers Last Call
Major General John P. S. Gobin retired commander of the Pennsylvania National Guard and former Grand Army of the Republic leader died at 73 after a paralysis attack suffered in March at his Lebanon home on Sunday.
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Lebanon
John P. S. Gobin
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Grand Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Eldred post office robbed by nitro-glycerin blast
The Eldred post office in BRAproRD Pennsylvania was entered in the early morning theft. The safe was drilled and $700 in stamps and cash stolen after two explosions were heard. Police pursue suspects believed to have used nitro-glycerine.
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Braprord
Eldred
Here
Indictment Sought Against Borough Council
Port Carbon street maintenance failure leads President Judge Arthur L. Shay to order the district attorney to prepare an indictment and present it to the grand jury.
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Pottsville
Port Carbon
Arthur L. Shay
Aviator Paulhan wins London to Manchester prize
Louis Paulhan, the French aviator, wins the London Mail prize of 54000 by flying from London to Manchester in under 24 hours. Mons Louis Paulhan dedicates the prize money to aviation science. Theodore Roosevelt and family visited Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry at Het Loo and later went to Amsterdam.
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Louis Paulhan
London Mail
London
Manchester
Chili
Peru
Valparaiso
Seligman
Columbia University
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hughes
Lee
Mass
Wellington Smith
New York
Mons
Rossmore
Cornwall
Ont
John W. Kerr
United States Senate
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilhelmina
Rince Henry
Het Loo
Hague
Amsterdam
State Seizure Yields 1.2 Million From Kennedy Estate
The estate of John S. Kennedy of New York yielded 1,200,000 to the state treasury through the transfer tax. Roosevelt attended fetes in The Hague for the Dutch heiress birthday. The railroad bill faces a missed amendment on physical valuation by the Interstate Commerce Commission while Taft spoke in Buffalo at a Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers' Club gala with Secretary Knox also present.
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Ruth Bryan Leavitt
William Jennings Bryan
Reginald Owen
British
Royal Engineers
Nelson A. Miles
Washington
E. P. Weston
New York State
J. J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Taft
Farmers’ Convention
St. Louis
Middle West
Roosevelt
Kaiser
Germany
Berlin
Hughes
New York
Supreme Court
John S. Kennedy
Hague House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Club
Knox
Wickersham
New York County Republican Club
William A. McNulty
Ex Haitian Leader General Nord Alexis Dies in Jamaican Exile
The former Haitian president Nord Alexis dies while living in exile in Jamaica, marking the end of a controversial era amid decades of political upheaval in Haiti and Caribbean politics.
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Nord Alexis
Jamaica
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railway Company
Albert A. Appleton
Gaines
Orleans County
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Standard Oil Company of Kentucky
Tennessee
Supreme Court of the United States
Hui
Weston Ends 3483 Mile Tramp at New York City Hall
Edward Payson Weston finishes a 3,483 mile walk from Los Angeles at New York City Hall. The trip drew widespread attention as a historic endurance trek across the nation.
Senate clears Dhill on Maine removal from Havana harbor
Senate passes house Dhill to remove the battleship Maine from Havana harbor and bury its crew in Arlington Cemetery. A dispatch from Pekin reports Japan and Russia reached accords on Manchuria and Mongolia, with a parallel declaration to be announced about further military plans.
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Senate
house _ Dhill
Havana Harbor
Arlington Cemetery
Japan
Fekin
Russia
Manchuria
Mongolia
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