Second Period Bermuda Contest Promises Big Prizes
The Bermuda Tour contest offers 50 theater tickets to Warren winners and a diamond ring for the largestSubscriptions. The second period runs May 27 to June 15 1915 with extra votes for every 25 subscriptions and a Bermuda trip bonus. Winners will be announced June 10 17 and after the close.
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Columbia
Warren
Diamond Ring
Bermuda
Albert C. Kirberger
New York City
Bermuda Islands
New York
Contestant standings list for Miss and Mrs Warren event
A partial roster of contestants across districts lists numerous entrants by name including Helen Giegerich Virginia Green Helen Muir Josephine Reilly Esther Stohl Fayne Feeman Ruth Alexander Ella Cochner Irene Townsend Regina Hultberg Arabelle Audregg Anna Borg Doris Emsworth Dorothy Pearson Ellen Nelson Agnes Christensen Laura Amacher Gertrude Deming Vivian Brown Bessie Wilson Ruth Sitler Amy Ohrn Carrie Delemator Elsie Cowles Mary Cale Mildred Madison Edith Young Lilian Anderson Ruth Hellister Tina Ensign Lena Shuler Romaine Griffin Mildred Bless Ruth Steele Martha Lungdren Gladys Lamb Myrtle Bennett Edna Marsh Mae Phillips Gretchen Loomis Annie Anderson Jennie Symonds Edna Gilson Florence Bue Anna Levine Edna Gilson Stoneham etc.
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Warren Helen Giegerich
Virginia Green
Helen Muir
Josephine Reilly
Esther Stohl
Fayne Feeman
Ruth Alexander
Ella Cochner
Irene Townsend
Regina Hultberg
North
Warren
Arabelle Audregg
Warren Anna Borg
Doris Emsworth
Dorothy Pearson
Ellen Nelson
Agnes Christensen
Laura Amacher
Gertrude Deming
Vivian Brown
Bessie Wilson
Columbus Ruth Sitler
Amy Ohrn
Eunice Lamona
Chandlers Valley
Carrie Delemator
Irvington
E. W. Cooney
Sugar Grove
Elsie Cowles
Spring Creek
Mary Cale
Mildred Madison
Youngsville
Edith Young
Lilian Anderson
Corydon
Ruth Hellister
Tina Ensign
Lena Shuler
Romaine Griffin
Pee Mano
Sheffield Mildred Bless
Ruth Steele
Martha Lungdren
Wm. Johnson
Akeley Gladys Lamb
Myrtle Bennett
Rhea Browneth
Cogneee
Edna Marsh
Alice Kelly
Mae Phillips
Gretchen Loomis
Annie Anderson
Jennie Symonds
Edna Gilson
Selkirk Florence Bue
Tidioute Anna Levine
Stoneham Aerde Rmse
Russell Grand Dias
Madeline Scot
Araminta Stoneberg
Bermuda Islands Continued Insight Into Submerged Reefs
A guest observer notes Bermuda waters with startling clarity over coral shoals. Sunlight reveals a vast submarine plain, shadows mislead depth perception, and green tides dazzle beneath the ship as passages and reefs lie unseen.
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Coral Reef
Memorial Day Observance by Eben N. Ford Post 336
Memorial Day observance and detailed decorating duties for Soldier's Graves across multiple cemeteries, with 8:30 A.M. flag ceremonies at Oakland Cemetery and a 2:00 P.M. parade on Market Street led by Col. D. Gardner and joined by the Warren Brass Band, Camp Sons of Veterans, and local veteran groups.
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National
Slater
Oakland
Wilkins
Crocker
Glade Run
Indian Hollow
P. M. Smiths
Irvine
M. Cogswell
R. Waid
Yankee Bush
Eugene Chase
Chandlers Valley
N. F. Russell
Russell
Andrew Clendening
Akeley
J. E. Lyle
Kinzua
Frank Williams
Jacob Schuler
Corydon
Scandia
R. N. Smith
S. M. Cogswell
W. D. Winton
St. Josephs
Market Street
Third Street
Marshall Col
D. Gardner
Warren Brass Band
Co. I
16Th Regiment
Wm. Tribble
Camp Sons of Veterans
George Hedges
Eben N. Ford
R. L. Kerr
Sheffield
Funeral Services For Charles Frohman Held In New York
Funeral services for Charles Frohman the famed theatrical figure who perished in the Lusitania disaster were held in New York and four other cities. Emanuel Temple hosted a large gathering of theatrical and literary figures with many stars leading services in Tacoma Los Angeles San Francisco and Providence. Attending in New York were George Ade Richard Harding Davis William Faversham William Collier David Belasco Paul M. Potter Augustus Thomas and others including John Barrymore and Francis Wilson.
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New York
Charles Frohman
Lusitania
United States
Emanuel Temple
Frohman
Billie Burke
Tacoma
Wash
Maude Adams
Los Angeles
Cal
John Drew
Germany asks for delay on Lusitania note
Berlin reports Germany has asked America for a further week to reply to the Lusitania note. Berlin says the message will be friendly and aims to avert trouble despite submarine policy. In Washington, President Wilson says he does not know the cause of the delay and notes Italy’s entry into the war as shifting context.
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London
Ge Telegraph Company
Frommsterdam
America
Washington
Berlin
United States
Germany
Wilson
Lusitania
Italy
Gerard
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Admiralty
Three Linkers To Meet At Conneaut Lake
At the Pennsylvania Grand Lodge session in Stroudsburg this week the next annual meeting was set for Conneaut Lake in May 1916. The decision benefits three linkers from the northwestern state. Past Grand Master Fred C. Mangan of Scranton was elected grand lodge treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by the death of M. Richard Muckle of Philadelphia, who had held the office for fifty nine years.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Pennsylvania
Stroudsburg
Conneauut Lake
Fred C. Mangan
Scranton
Grand Lodge
M. Richard Muckle
Philadelphia
Commissioners to Organize New Public Service Panel
Harrisburg May 24. The new public service commissioners meet tomorrow with Governor Brumbaugh to organize and outline work. Brumbaugh will designate the chairman and likely retain most current officers. Many cases await consideration but hearings are unlikely this week as the panel sets regular meeting times.
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Harrisburg
Public Service Commissioners
Brumbaugh
Commission
Sequence of Early World War I Declarations 1914
Timeline of belligerents entering World War I from July 28 1914 to May 24 1915. Austria declares war on Serbia. Germany mobilizes on Russia. Germany invades Luxembourg and Belgium. Britain pledges to defend Belgium. France and Britain join against Germany. Austria and Montenegro clash. Japan allies with Germany’s foes. Italy enters against Austria.
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Austria
Serbia
Ferdinand
Germany
Russia
Luxemburg
Belgium Entente
Belgium
England
Sir Edward Grey
French
France
Montenegro
Ausria
Japan
Turkey
Italy
Becker Faces Electric Chair in Six Weeks
Albany May 25 The New York Court of Appeals upholds Charles Becker’s conviction for the Rosenthal murder. Execution not less than four, not more than six weeks after a final decision. Governor Whitman may grant clemency, Supreme Court intervention, or federal action could alter fate. Governor absent from comment as speculation grows on Becker’s possible revelations.
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Albany
N. Y
Charles Becker
New York
Sing Sing Prison
Herman Rosenthal
Whitman
United State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals of
New York Today
Becker
Supreme Court
Goff
New York County
Rosenthal
New York City
Schoeneck
California
Bartlett
Hogan
Red fleet wins decisive naval war game off Atlantic coast
Rear Admiral Beatty’s Red fleet outmaneuvered Admiral Fletcher’s Atlantic fleet in a staged action ending at 3 pm. The imaginary attack reached Chesapeake Bay, and the umpire Navy department reported the exercise completed with the Reds achieving their objective. Secretary Daniels will release full reports as available.
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Washington
Beatty
Fletcher
Chesapeake Bay
Navy Department
Knight
Daniels
Department
Virginia Capes
New England
Chespeake Bay
Boston
New York
New York Harbor
Wilson
Admiral Fletcher
Seaboard
Admiral Beatty
Italy Declares War on Austria as Mobilization Begins
Italy announces war on Austria after a formal presentation of the declaration in Vienna. Hostilities open with Austrian air and naval attacks along the Adriatic coast while Italy strikes at Porto Buso. Roumania’s entry is anticipated, Bulgaria’s stance softens tensions, and Italy’s mobilization reaches toward 3 million over a month with 760000 first-line troops at start. General Caneva or Count Cadorna likely lead operations. Public enthusiasm unites all parties behind the cabinet.
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Italy
Austria
Duca d’Avarna
Vienna
Baron Burian
Baron von Macchio
Rome
Adriatic
Venice
Barletta
Porto Buso
Roumania
Bucharest
Bulgaria
Turkey
Adrianople
Zupelli
Caneva
Tripoli
Count Cadorna
Burke Tells Of Huge Graft In Panama Tobacco Case
John Burke former Panama railroad commissary manager testified as a government witness in the Jacob Salas tobacco conspiracy trial. He admitted an agreement to buy tobacco for the commissary and take a share of profits, identifying 11 drafts totaling nearly 21000 dollars. Also heard of Goethals testimony on Panama railroad relations to the U S government.
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New York
John Burke
Commissary Department
Panama Railroad
Jacob Salas
Burke
Salas
Ricardo Bermudez
Colon
George W. Goethals
Canal Zone
Panama
United States
Cannon Says Too Many Notes and No Action
Congress man Joseph G. Cannon and twelve Illinois colleagues arrived from Honolulu. Cannon had not read the government note to Germany on the Lusitania but protested too many notes and demanded action. The group mostly favored stronger fortifications on the islands.
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San Francisco
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
Honolulu
Cannon
Germany
Lusitania
Warren Mail Printing House Advertises Services
The Warren Mail promoting its printing services and inviting calls for price quotes. The note emphasizes a broad range of printing offerings and urges contact for pricing details.
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Vere Se As
I Rae
Department of Pennsylvaia
G. A. R. Warren, Pa
Conneaut Lake
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
RED” Fleet
Atlantic Seaboard
King Victor
Trentino
U. S
Joe
The
Warren Mail
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