President's Daughter Speaks to Central Graduates at Business High
Secretary Wilson addresses two Business High School classes on ideals and success in a commencement held in the assembly hall. The event honors 29 Central High graduates and features remarks by Representative Simeon D. Fess and board officials, with diplomas conferred by Superintendent Thurston.
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Susie Root Rhones
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Ernest H. Daniel
Clarence A. Vincent
Supt Thurston
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Alice Angelica Emma Emery
Helen Line
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John Madison Mason
Louis Benjamin Peizman
Donald Price
McNeil Smith
Porter Ross Taylor
Yesterdas
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Furst
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JH. Gordon
Charles T Warner
Bernard
W. C. Ruedige
Teachers’ College
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John Thomson
Mies Wilson
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Newman
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Douglas Memorial Church
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Flora J. Hendley
Harry O. Hine
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Emali
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Stuart
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Thomas R Bryan
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Hosmer ME Johnson
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Remarkable quadruple clock dial by Soldiers' Home inmate
B A Buck, an inmate at the Soldiers' Home, devised a clock dial with four concentric circles marking nautical and land time. The central circle divides nautical units into four four hour periods with bells, while outer and inner circles handle minutes and other divisions. The invention aims to aid train dispatchers and others by giving a definite hour code across the full day.
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Guilty but Insane Recommendation Shocked in Buffalo
A New York Bar Association committee urged a law allowing juries to convict murder defendants as guilty but insane when the insanity plea fails. The proposal cites Thaw and argues current practice may excuse deceitful schemes by experts and dishonest counsel.
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Dannemora
FALL KILLS FLIER AND FRENCH AVIATOR DIES IN ACCIDENT
Madrid reports Spanish military aviator Eient. Maximo Ramoz was killed when his aircraft plunged from height after takeoff. In Guadeloupe Reyhbaud, a French aviator, was gravely injured in a 400 foot capsizing after a flight over Paint-a-Pitré and Riviere Salee. In Salisbury Plain England aviation instructor Gipps was killed with a passenger seriously injured.
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Nurse Testifies to Will Contest Over Holyoke Estate
In Los Angeles testimony sought to prove Bangor lumberman Frank H. Holyoke mentally unsound when he made his 1911 will. Nurse Agnes Brooks Nesbet described erratic behavior including odd acts such as trying to wear a coat instead of trousers. Contestant Sydney Holyoke and his brother faced the distribution while the widow and charities received varying sums.
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Brooklyn Cruiser Rebuilt for Atlantic Reserve Fleet
The armored cruiser Brooklyn, flagship of Admiral Schley at Santiago, was recommissioned in Philadelphia after a decade idle. It now features water-tube Scotch boilers, overhauled engines, modern gun carriages, and new ammunition hoists. Fully manned, it will carry 550 officers and men, join the Atlantic reserve fleet, and later proceed to China.
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Smallpox Cases Reported Near Baltimore
Twenty three cases of smallpox, many in advanced stage, were reported by Baltimore county health authorities with cooperation from the State board of health. One case was found at Warreh, a mill village on the Gunpowder River, twelve miles north of Baltimore. Quarantine measures and examinations of residents in the infected area are underway. All cases are among whites.
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Midshipmen disciplined at Annapolis over dining tables
Annapolis January 31 Captain Gibbons superintendent of the Naval Academy ordered a two week abrogation of training tables at the school. The ban affects swimming baseball basketball gymnasium and fencing teams following disorder at supper last evening reported by Lieut Roger Williams in charge of the midshipmen.
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C and C changes announced in Chesapeake and Ohio divisions
Richmond Virginia January 3 Chesapeake and Ohio general divisions rearranged by the general manager George P Johnson J R Cary general superintendent eastern central division with headquarters Clifton Forge will control all lines east of Handley West Virginia J Paul Stevens Huntington West Virginia main line and branches from Handley to Elk Horn City Kentucky W R Hudson Covington Kentucky all lines from Big Sandy Junction Kentucky west including the Chesapeake and Ohio of Indiana
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Convicted Pastor Criticizes Justice in Libel Case
Rev Dr Wilbur F Berry temperance worker and superintendent of the Christian Civic League of Maine was convicted of criminal libel over an article in the Civic League Record. The piece attacked Associate Justice George F Haley for his handling of liquor law violators' cases.
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Rampolla Papers Sent to Switzerland Suspected by Vatican
London reports an authoritative Rome letter states Cardinal Rampolla likely sent a sealed box with important papers to an intimate friend in the Duchy before his death. The will and documents disappeared, and Vatican circles expect the materials to be found in Switzerland.
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Attempt to Wreck Fast Train Near St Louis Park
A Tuesday night attempt to wreck the southbound fast mall on the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway near Carondelet Park failed when a pile of ties on the track was spotted by the headlight as the train rounded a curve. The engineer stopped the locomotive within feet of the obstruction.
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Alexandria Prepares Fete Expects Parade February 28
A George Washington Birthday Celebration Association meeting in Alexandria plans a civic and military parade for February 28. Offices close for National Holiday. railways asked for half-holiday for workers. Street lights bright on February 22 23 and 24. Officers will lay a wreath at Mount Vernon. Dr William M Smith may stay on State Health Board as postmaster designate. Armory janitor John Dix dies at 67 after paralysis. Robbert S Barrett visits Danville Lodge. Charles M Wilburn 45 dies. railway car inspector, 1444 Duke Street.
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Duka Street
Barn Owl Man’s Friend in Agriculture Value
U S experts declare the barn owl a vital natural ally against pocket gophers that wreck California orchards and garden produce. The Department of Agriculture aims to educate ranchers who kill owls, citing evidence of gopher-killings and gopher remains near owl nests as proof of the bird’s pest control role.
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Bribe Case Appeal Fails in West Virginia
Charleston January 30 The circuit court of appeals refused writs of error for five members of the West Virginia legislature convicted last summer of bribery tied to the United States senatorial election. They will be sent to the State penitentiary in Moundsville to begin serving terms ranging from five to six years. Senator Ben A. Smith Roane County 612 years was denied unanimously. others Rhodes Rath Dutt Jackson Putnam and David Hill Mason counties received split decisions.
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Putnam County
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U. S. Clerks Favor Union Formation Move
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor proposed government employee unionization and saw strong early support. John B. Colpoys, secretary of the Central Labor Union, received several letters from federal workers expressing interest in joining and promising to enroll others.
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John D Archbold steamer launched at Newport News
The bulk oil carrier John D Archbold, largest of its class on the Atlantic coast, was launched in Newport News for Standard Oil of New Jersey with Mrs M M Van Buren christening. The event drew about 30 guests and noted sponsor’s family.
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New York
Red Cross Wins Chinese Project to control Hwai River
The Chinese government grants the American Red Cross one year to raise 20 million dollars to fund a project controlling the Hwai River. A 5 percent loan will be floated to reclaim 2 million acres, protect lands, and save lives. American engineers assess foreign control safeguards and expect contracts to go to U.S. builders.
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Ye Ancient Bootjack Emphasizes Degenerate Present Times
An aged Memphis News item laments the loss of the bootjack as a symbol of sturdier boyhood. The column recalls boot ceremonies, parental discipline, and muscular display, arguing modern life has removed the bootjack and dimmed youthful vigor, while praising past values and nostalgia.
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Senate Rules Panel Ends Self Reserving of Seats
The Senate committee on rules ruled yesterday to end senators selecting seats and sergeant at arms reserving them. Going forward vacated seats will be reassigned by the committee to a senator. One member had held a seat four years before the previous holder was defeated.
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