Entering High Schools: Business Heads the Lists
Washington graded schools promoted hundreds of eighth graders to high schools. Stephen E. Kramer announced the nine division lists showing a preference for Business High, though entries are roughly evenly distributed. Merged first and second divisions form the new first division. names include Hyde Scheal, Miriam Camley, Mildred Balser, Christine De Brain, Rebecca Towneman, and many others across Western and Central high schools.
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Stephen E. Kramer
Clinree
Acoo
Business High Abong
Althouh
Hyde Scheal
Rl Binsted
Mirian Camley
Pregtan Littleton
Austin McCormack
Daniel Molrath
James Mcintyre
Frank Riley
Clifford Jekitts
Dua Bailey
Mildred Balser
Mintle Cohen
Christine de Brain
Eve Jenus
Milfred Chardop
Pauline Latterder
Phelina Lyndane
Ken McCann
Veraliver
Wilhentina Shaw
Katie Statter
Enes Waleh
Rebecca Tonerman
Israel Aveb Mendelson
John Edwardon
Jr Addison Herine Thomas ¢Eres Dyer Ts
Darneille
Gladys Auer
Muda Aurelia Hutson
Kreamer
Geores
Tiwynne Ahirion
Melvin Bog- Jean Uttey
Stephen Riche A
Mir
Ice Beall
Cuise
Waneaek Ane
Burton Conetler Pheni
Mewindey
Vaurter
Beil
Stuart
Aool
Josephine Rourke
Teneter Busness High
Joe A. Bows Iiss
Central Whig
Louisa Acker
Werbert
S. ¥Ris
FBI Dunn
Pee Garwood
Camilla C. Hughes
Dororbeda Stephens
McKinner
Vermont
T. Roy W. McCoury
J. Bradtex Whitman
Western
Caroline R. Row
Alice TL Stromberger
Vawenes
Hoss
Corres McKinnes
Flenide Reson
Centr
Predwin
Miner Riles
Newm
Jena Tree
Sarah Lavell
Arnold F. Bernian
Tward P. Rawpoles
Jane
Helen Ket
Eelen
Une
Charles Tharng Whitaker, Jr
Everett FL Burke
G. Tayvie Munford
Edith Bisnop
Adele Blaine Matlan
Gladys Mae Drew- Dee
Theresa Vamela Pyle
Claudia Beveerly Richards
Margaret Fidith
Marie Walford
Dewey’s Manila Bay clash tale shared by Senator Smith
New York January 27 Admiral Dewey told Senator William Alden Smith that Von Diederichs sailed into Manila Bay seeking to seize the Philippines for Germany and that Spain might have sold the islands. Dewey said he warned the German admiral to avoid war, and the German fleet withdrew. A long list of school and student names follows.
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Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
von Diederichs
Wiliam Alden Smith
Michigan
Dewey
Philippines
Spain
Germany
America
Vor
Diederichs
Smith
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a mild effective alternative to calomel for liver and bowel upset. They claim quick action without harming teeth or gums and improve dullness and heaviness caused by constipation. Available in 10c and 25c boxes from all druggists.
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Amundsen Goes to Norway for New Ship Launch
Roald Amundsen, the south pole explorer, sailed from New York on the steamship Philadelphia to Christiania Norway to witness the launch of his new ship. He plans to return to America to buy airplane parts for an expedition that will depart from his ship near a point he hopes will be within 70 miles of the North Pole.
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Roald Amundsen
South Pole
American Line
Philadelphia
Christiania
Norway
North Polar
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America
North Pole
Indians Here for Vote and Land Law Reform
Delegation of about 30 tribes arrives in Washington to urge broader construction of the Dawes act, 160 to 326 acres per allotment, tax exempt for 25 years, but seeks denial of franchise rights due to non Taxable land. Dr Charles A Eastman says oppression comes from tying up lands without government consent. aim includes voting rights and extended land supervision. They plan interviews with Indian Affairs officials, Interior Secretary, and Congress committees before meeting President Wilson.
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Eastman
Indiana
Middle
Western States
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Prairie States
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Secretary of the Interior
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Congress
Hunter Moss Jr Remembered by West Virginia Society
Resolutions on the death of Representative Hunter Moss of West Virginia were approved by the West Virginia Society of Washington at the Ebbitt. Memorial exercises will be held today in the House. Moss died last July. The group planned to entertain Confederate veterans visiting next spring and arrange exhibits of the state's resources during inauguration week. The next meeting is February 2 at Tebhbutt.
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West Virginia
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West Virginia Society of Washington
Ebbitt
House of Representatives
Tebhbutt
McNamara Leaves Dungeon to Work in Jute Mills
J. B. McNamara, serving a life term for the Los Angeles Times dynamiting, left the dungeon at San Quentin after 24 days. He agreed to obey prison orders and began work in the jute mills, after previously refusing and being removed daily for discipline.
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San Quentin
Cal
J. B. McNamara
McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Four Dead In Trolley Wreck Near Cleveland
Four people perished and eighteen were injured when a passenger interurban car and an electric package car collided on the Cleveland, Columbus and Southwestern line between Strongsville and Brunswick. The crash occurred on a double curve near a stop called the pump station as both cars sped along through woods. Three of the dead were burned, and several others were gravely hurt.
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Strongsville
Brunswick
Here
Columbus
Southwestern Electric
Gen Theodore Dies in Port au Prince After Haitian Rule
New York reports the death of Gen. Davilmar Theodore former Haiti president. He died January 18 in Port au Prince from a complication of diseases after overthrowing Gen. Zamor’s government in 1914 and abdicating in 1915, later fleeing Haiti before returning following American intervention.
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New York
Davilmar Theodore
Haiti
Haaiti
Port-au-Prince
Theodore
Oreste Zamor
Purdue Faces Coal Shortage Threatening University
Purdue University President W E Stone warned a coal shortage is becoming serious. The campus cannot secure enough coal to run the power plant boilers for more than a day or two and railroad delays could force a university closure. Some greenhouse damage occurred from the cut supply.
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Lafayette
Ind
W. E. Stone
Purdue University
FLED WITH MOTHER IN LAW IN COLORADO DIVORCE SUIT
In Pueblo Colorado on January 7 Theodore D Poulos is being sued for divorce by his wife Effie. She alleges he flirted with her mother before the wedding and soon after they fled together to another state to live.
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Colo
Theodore D. Poulos
Theodore
Effie
Bella
Poslam Heals Pimples and Rash Quick Claims
Ad claims Poslam heals pimples and rash overnight with nightly application. Morning results supposedly show improvement, from minor acne to severe eruptions. Urges free sample from Emergency Laboratories, 32 West 26th St., New York City, and cautions about soaps.
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Billy Sunday in Buffalo Arrives for Six Weeks Campaign
Billy Sunday and Ma reached Buffalo from Winona Indiana to kick off a six weeks revival in a 14 400 seat tent at the International League baseball park, where Evangelist Moody once called the city the Graveyard of Evangelism. The pair had rested in Boston after Billy Sunday’s recent battle against the devil.
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Bursting shell kills boy near Fort Sill
In Lawton Oklahoma on January 27 Lorney Mead ows age 12 was killed and Hinkie age 12 severely injured by a 3 inch shrapnel shell blast at Fort Sill military reservation. The Meadows boy tried to remove the brain cap from the shell and struck it with an empty shell tearing him apart.
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Lawton
Okla
Lorney Meadows
Hinkie
Fort Sill
Hundreds of Refugees Flee as Villa Wrath Feared by Americans
American punitive expedition troops move from Colonia Dublan toward the border with Pershing leading the march. Hundreds of refugees, including Mormon families and Chinese residents, follow. A 1,900 refugee camp is pitched near Columbusa with asylum planned for Chinese evacuees. Another refugee train departs Casas Grandes for the border with over 500 refugees aboard, guarded by de facto troops.
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Pershing
Colonia Dublan
Mexico
Francisco Villa
E Ncuated
Coltumbusa
Co Tumbua
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Juaren
Casas Grandes
Villa Collects 2000 Affidavits to Prove Innocence
New York January 27 Francisco Villa and his troops may control northern Mexico pending withdrawal of Pershing's expedition. Villa's agent John J Hawes says 15000 Carranza generals will switch sides when ordered. He reports Villa aims to prove he did not lead the Columbus raid, preparing 1500 to 2000 affidavits, 9 percent by Americans in Mexico, to file with the State Department.
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Francisco Villa
Mexico
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Chihuahua
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Carranza
Hawes
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Federal order halts Juarez traffic 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
El Paso January 27 The federal order stopping all travel between Juarez and El Paso from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. went into effect tonight with only a few passes admitted. Officials note American troubles in Juarez gambling halls influenced the move.
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el Paso
Juarez
J Randolph Dos Passos Dead in New York at 72
John Randolph Dos Passos a prominent lawyer and author of finance volumes died in New York at age 72 from pneumonia. He aided forming major business combinations including the American Sugar Refining Company and the American Tobacco Company. Born in Philadelphia he moved to New York many years ago.
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New York
John Randolph Dos Passos
Imeumenia
American Sugar Refining Company
American Tobacco Company
Dos Parsos
Noted actor seen with Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore parlor
Sir Robert Beerbohm Tree visited Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore on January 27 and shared a chat in the red parlor. The cardinal praised the stage performer as a preacher of the gospel of Shakespeare, noting both as voices of the same great gospel.
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Baltimore
Robert Beerbohm Tree
Cardinal Gibbons
Gompers to be guest tonight in New York
Labor leader Samuel Gompers will be honored at a testimonial dinner in New York for his 67th birthday, 50 years of labor service, and his golden wedding. Speakers include William B. Wilson Secretary of Labor Senator Hughes Alton Parker Frank F. Walsh Warren S. Stone John Mitchell and other labor leaders.
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New York
Labor Leade
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Labor
William B. Wilson
United States
Slughes
New Jersey
Alton E. Parker
Frank F. Walsh
Kansas City
Warren S. Stone
John, Mitchell
Couple Die In Auto Plunge In Elgin January
Harold Watts son of George B Watts of the Huntley Dairy Company and Miss Dorothy Mitchell were killed early today when a touring car skidded on a icy street at a 16 foot embankment and turned over landing on a shanty beneath the road.
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Elgin, Til
Harold Watts
George B. Watts
Huntley Dairy Company
Dorothy Mitchell
Pittsburgh Fire Rips Through Retail District Causing $2.5 Million Loss
A severe blaze in Pittsburgh on January 27 destroyed the Frank & Seder department store the Grand Opera House and Hilton Clothing Co and damaged numerous smaller buildings. Four firemen were seriously hurt and many others rushed to hospitals as flames spread along Fifth Avenue despite heavy fire walls. The fire began at J. C. McCrory & Co. store, halted by freezing cold hampering hydrants, with a widespread evacuation of nearby hotels. Clarion fire caused about $100,000 damage in a separate incident the same day due to frozen hydrants and a banana ripening room.
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Pittsburgh
Frank & Seder
Grand Opera House
Hilton Clothing Company
J. C. McCrory & Co
Fifth Avenue
Smithfield Street
Wood Street
Newell Hotel
Clarion
Birthday honors announced by German emperor
A Reuters dispatch from Berlin via Amsterdam reports German birthday appointments. Field Marshal von Falkenhayn becomes honorary colonel of infantry Regiment No. 162, Gen von Schubert shifts from artillery inspector to general staff, and the Duke of Brunswick, the emperor’s son in law, is promoted to major general.
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Reuter
Berlin
Amsterdam
von Falkenhayne
von Schubert
Duke of Brunswick
8 Strikers Hurt In Fight At Havemeyer Sugar Refinery
A flying squad of 60 strikers and about 500 walkout workers clashed with clubs and stones in Williamsburg. Eight men were rendered insensible with severe head wounds as night-shift workers left the Havemeyer sugar refinery. Police with swinging clubs dispersed the riot.
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New York
Havemeyer
Wiliamsburg
Quits Militia Command in New York Regiment
In Brownsville Texas on January the War Department announced the resignation of Col Gordon Johnston of the Twelfth New York Infantry. He tendered the resignation after a review commanded by Maj Gen O Ryan who ordered a rematch and then did not wait for the second pass. Johnston returns to his regular rank of captain and will be assigned to troops later.
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Brownsville
Tex
Gordon Jonnat
Twelfth New York Infantry
War Department
Johnston
O'Ryan
New York
Col. Johnston
Hold Artillery Review Near El Paso
General John Greble commands the provisional artillery division with 144 guns, including howitzers and field guns, reviewed by General George Bell Jr. in El Paso. The assembly is the largest artillery gathering in the United States since the Civil War. A cavalry review is planned for the following Monday.
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Fl Paso
Tex
John Greble
George Bell, Jr
el Paso
United States
Huyler Candy Factory Fire Destroys NY Block
A blaze at 1 a.m. swept the Huyler candy factory on Eighteenth Street and Irvin Place, causing an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. The fire gutted the building occupying nearly the entire block.
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New York
Huyler
Eighteenth Street
Irvin Place
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