Twenty County School Officials Meet Here Today
Western Pennsylvania school leaders gather at a round table at the YWCA in Oil City. C. S. Knapp presides with H. L. Blair as secretary. Luncheon at 1. Resolutions on common problems to be acted on this afternoon.
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Pennsylvania
Knapp
Warren County
H. L. Blair
Iall
G. E. Plasterer
Cameron County
Hy Es Heeter
B. M. Davis
Clarion County
P. D. Blair
Crawford Coum
State Department of Public Instruction
Mahaffey to Receive Army Insurance Payout After Son's Death
Thomas J Mahaffey will receive 6130 dollars as the balance of his son Fred Mahaffey's army insurance for a death in action in the Thincourt sector on November 2, 1918. Major C E Bordwell helped secure the policy after the death of Fred's wife who was the named beneficiary.
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Thomas J.mahaffey
Army
Fred Mahaffey
Thincourt
C. EB. Bordwell
Italie dirigible Italia crew split in rescue effort
Reports from Rome and Oslo detail the Italia disaster with Gen Umberto Nobile and eight crew aboard the gondola separated from the main airship as it drifted 19 miles east. Rescue teams race to reach 16 lost explorers amid ice and wreckage with dog teams and supply ships aiding the search.
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Nobile
Biagi
Citta di Milano
Italia
Rome
Umberto Nobile
Giuseppe Bragi
Wobile
Oslo
Norway
Itgha
Riiser-Larsen
Magician Harry MacCalmont Visits Parents in Market Street
Harry MacCalmont, formerly a magician before the Knickerbocker Theatre collapse in 1922, returns from New York for a few days visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. R. MacCalmont on Market Street. He has since entered the radio business and is no longer in music.
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H. R. MacCalmont
Market Street
Harry
New York
Harry MacCalmont
Knickerbocker Theatre
Washington D. C
Italia Plane Disaster Rescue Plans Reported
Even with favorable ice, a Kings Bay to Italia landing trip would take about three days. The Italian legation asked the Soviet government to send the icebreaker en route to Franz Josefland to Spitzbergen. Captain Riiser-Larsen plans immediate rescue expeditions and will fly eastward with Lieutenant Leutzow Holm.
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Kings Bay
Ialian Legation
Franz Josefland
Spitzbergen
Riiser-Larsen
War Ministry
Leutzow Holm
Mrs Glade Fuller Arrives With Children for Warren Visit
Mrs Glade G Fuller of Port Lim on Costa Rica arrives in Warren with her three children Catherine Mary Margery Ann and Glade Richard to spend the summer at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A R Bathurst of Clarendon. She is sister of Floyd W Bathurst principal of Warren High School.
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Glade G. Fuller
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Warren
Catherine Mary
Margery Ann
Glade Richard
A. R. Bathurst
Clarendon
Floyd W. Bathurst
Warren High School
Causes of doe overabundance drive open season plan
A report by the board of game commissioners cites the excess of female deer as a key factor causing fawns to starve, supporting the rationale for an open season on does this fall. The finding points to habitat limits and predator pressure as contributing elements, framing harvest as a management tool.
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Board of Game Commissioners
Jackson brothers stage horse-shoe exhibition in town
STOP OFF HERE Jackson brothers, horse-shoe pitching champions, gave a short exhibition Monday morning on the court in the rear of Central Fire headquarters. They head to Titusville for an exhibition this evening, then proceed to Oil City.
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Jackson Brothers
Central Fire Headquarters
Titusville
Oil City
Warren excursion draws 103 to Cleveland game
One hundred three Warren residents joined a Sunday morning trip from Jamestown to Cleveland to attend the afternoon American League baseball game between the Indians and Washington. A Warren man pled guilty to intoxication and paid a total fine of seven dollars at Justice Watts N. Davis' police court session on Monday.
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Kane
Watts N. Davis
Jamestown
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Warren
University of Pennsylvania to Offer 14 Summer Courses
The University of Pennsylvania will run 14 new summer courses beginning July 2, including two radio instruction classes taught by Dr. Raymond Morgan, assistant professor of Physics. Also noted is the Bethel Academy Institute commencement in St. Paul Minnesota where Marvin Samuelson received a scholarship for having the highest average among the senior class. Frank H. Taylor, 75, oil expert and longtime editor of the Oil City Derrick, died in Vineland New Jersey hospital from pneumonia after being hospitalized June 2.
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University of Pennsylvania
Raymond Morgan
Bethel Academy Institute
St. Paul, Minn
Marvin Samuelson
Albin Samuelson
Parker Street
Frank H. Taylor
Oil City
Vineland, N. J
Taylor
Cooks to Feed Troops for Irvine Memorial Bridge Event
Cooks from Warren and Kane National Guard units will provide meals for eight companies on July 4 for the Irvine Memorial Bridge dedication and afternoon auto races.
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Warren and
Kane National Guard
Irvine Memoral
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Julia Cowan Stover
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Cowan Stover were held Saturday at four o'clock from the home of Mr and Mrs Dwight Cowan East Street with Rev C A Dennig officiating. Burial was at Oakland cemetery with casket bearers James W Kitchen James Mills Curtus Armstrong and Allan Todd. Attending from away were Mr and Mrs Raymond Schuler Newark Ohio and Mrs Clara B Cowan Oil City. Also reported a roadbed project talk on Fourth Avenue for New York Central Railroad between H B Shoemaker and F L Winte Construction of Warren with no decision reached.
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Julia Cowan Stover
Dwight Cowan
East Street
C. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
Raymond Schuler
Newark
Ohio
Clara B. Cowan
Oil City
Fourth Avenue
New York Central Railroad
H. B. Shoemaker
Dunkirk
New York Central
F. L. Winte Construction Company
Warren
Mine Workers to take fight to national conventions
Philip Murray, international vice president of the United Mine Workers, told about 8,000 miners in Monongahela Pa that efforts would be made to carry their cause to the floors of the two national political conventions. The miners passed a resolution by acclamation endorsing UMW officials and pledged loyalty.
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Monongahela
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Pledg Rn
Cardinals Move Up With Big Win Over Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on June 11 the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Giants 15 to 7 to climb to second place, surpassing New York. St Louis scored 0 2 2 0 0 4 0 7 0 and Brooklyn 0 1 0 8 1 0 1 - final 15 to 7. Haines Rhein Wilson Clark Ehrhardt Ellett Moss Gooch pitched for St Louis.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
St. Lows
Haines
Rhein
Wilson
Clark
Ehrhardt
Ellett
Moss
Gooch
Ruths two homers fail to lift Yankees in loss at Chicago
Babe Ruth slugged two home runs as the Yankees built an early lead, but Chicago rallied to defeat New York 8 to 6. Metzler drove in four, Clancy two, and Ruth added two RBIs as the Cubs halted the Yankees’ winning streak. Lyons earned the win for Chicago with a complete-game effort, while Shealy took the loss for New York.
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Babe Ruth
Ite Sps
Yankees
New York
Hicago
Metzler
Clancy
Mestil
Gehrig
Ruth
Dugate T
Combs
Waines
Lyons
Lazzeri
Sack
Jees
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Kamm
Coveleskie
Reysholds
Faber
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Shealy
Guthrie
Huilderbrand
Ormsby
Browns
Boston
ST. Louis
Ruffing
Red Sox
Heime Manush
Ralph Kress
Kress
McNeely
Sam Gray
Berry
Hofmann
Gray
Manon
ALE
Comba
Duroreher
Pavst of
Lazzerich
Devgan
Collins
Mrabowishi
Coveleship Shealy
Robertson
Bel Chicagra AB
R. Ih
Mostil
Metzler le
Reynolds Af
Senators Defeat Indians 6-5 On Early Lead
In Cleveland on June 11 the Senators built an early edge despite weak defense and held off the Indians for a 6 to 5 victory, marking Cleveland's fifth straight loss. Braxton, Lisenbee, Marberry and Ruel faced Hudlin and L Sewell in a tight mound duel.
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Cleveland
Senators
Braxton
Lisenbee
Marberry
Ruel
Hudlin
L. Sewell
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