Diplomas Awarded At Central High Graduation
A crowded auditorium witnessed 281 graduates receive diplomas and awards led by Supt A T Stuart. Notable moments included a gold medal presentation by Mrs Mary H Lockwood and speeches by speakers, with a large turnout of families and officials.
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Central Filth School
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Raymond
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Nettle
Pauline McGill
President Rowe Poses for Three Hours in Navy Yard Relief
President Rowe posed for about three hours yesterday as Maynell of Boston completed final touches on a bas relief head of the president. The statue was intended for the peace inferent room at the Portsmouth Navy Yard, with work based on photographs to finalize the figure’s head.
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Veteran long distance walker plans continental trek
New York June 17 veteran long distance walker John Ennis aged sixty three plans a lone walk across the continent. Ennis will be remembered by fans who followed a sailing match at Madison Square Garden. He has not decided the start date and will complete his preparations within a fortnight.
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Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad From Philadelphia Reader
A Philadelphia reader George W. Bat of 63 on 12th Street testifies that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills quickly relieve years of headache with no bad after effects. The ad promises a money back refund on the first package if relief fails and lists price 35 cents for 25 doses.
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Miles Medical CO
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Gonzaga College holds fifty ninth commencement with medals awarded
Father McNichols addressed graduates as diplomas were conferred and medals and prizes distributed. J A Deere received the Phocion gold medal for debate and E C Healy won the elocution medal. Recipients included many named students for four year and six year programs as well as honorary mentions.
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J A Deere
E. C. Healy
Gonzaga College
Split
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Edward Charles Healy
Francs Stanley Quay
Joseph Himmel
Clarence Charles Cand
Joseph Patrick Madgan
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Thomas Aloysius Shea
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Aloysius Dore
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Leo Britson Norns
Boys Present Closing Exercises at Immaculate Conception School
Closing exercises at Immaculate Conception School featured musical numbers and plays by junior and senior students. The program included performances of The Great Oliver, a frat play, and acted by many named students, with ushers and officials listed. graduation and prize awards follow at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon at Carroll Institute Hill.
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Iowa Degree for Wu at University of Iowa
Iowa City June 7 Wu Tingfang delivered the commencement address at the University of Iowa urging Chinese students in America to preserve and advance friendly relations between the United States and China. At the conclusion of his speech Minister Wu received the honorary degree of LL. D.
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Gen Patterson's Daughter to Wed in Washington Fest
Mabel Patterson daughter of the late Brig Gen Robert L. Patterson Us A and Lieut Col H S P Davies of the Indian Army will marry in July in London. The announcement appears in The Washington Fest notes and lists June 17 as a reference point for the event.
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Municipal Fund Swells with 692.50 for Fourth of July
Subscriptions for the new municipal building opening on July 4 total 692.50 since Saturday. List includes Minnie F Ballinger 4, Miller Bros 6, George A King 5, J H Nolan 90, James Richardson 250, Thomas W Sidwell 32, Frank H Jackson 35, and many others. Donations may be given to Charles E Howe at American Security and Trust or Clarence F Norment at Bank of Washington.
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Beef prices rise again retail butchers complain
Retail butchers say higher meat costs hurt sales and leave them out of pocket. They blame inflated prices on advance production and market conditions, claiming the product is of inferior grade and customers are turning away.
Beef prices rise as meat dealers cite trust impact
Pervasive price hikes sweep sirloin and rib cuts from 25 to 30 cents a pound to 30 to 35 cents for steaks and 20 to 25 cents for round cuts. Dealers blame a trust-led advance and warn no relief this summer as profits shift to packers while retailers struggle to stay afloat amid reduced consumption and poorer quality market meat.
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Board of Pharmacy Wins Funds Split Settlement
The Board of Pharmacy and the District Board of Pharmacy faced a dispute over a joint unexpended fund. After a hearing at the District Building, the Commissioners ordered payment of 4613 to the District Board, resolving a long standing consolidation split from 1906 and 1907 between the two boards. Doctor J B Gregg Custis, former joint board president, and Health Officer Woodward provided arguments during the hearing.
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Noble, Assistant Treasury Chief, Dies After Stroke at Desk
Joseph Noble, assistant chief in the Treasury Department’s currency division, collapsed at his desk yesterday afternoon and died en route to Emergency Hospital. He was born in Augusta, Maine, educated at Bowdoin and Lehigh, and survived by his wife Joanne C Brown and five children. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Dairy and Oleomargarine Clash At Department Hearing
Officials at the Department of Agriculture plan a June 2 hearing before Secretary Wilson and Chief Melvin to address conflicting claims over government inspection marks on oleomargarine. The department says it seeks no bias against dairies or oleo producers, while oleomargarine makers contest the government’s wrapping papers as true containers under meat inspection laws.
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Land Trial Near End in Fraud Case for Dimond Schneider Benson
Attorneys Vanderbeer Donaldson and Campbell argued for Dimond Schneider and Benson in land fraud cases. Vanderbeer stressed the Justice Stafford ruling that Schneider must be part of a general conspiracy for guilt. Campbell defended Benson. closing by Baker for the government is expected today with Justice Stafford to charge the jury late today or tomorrow morning.
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Hartung Divorce Suit Filed by Fannie G Hartung
Fannie G Hartung filed for divorce from William H Hartung on statutory grounds. She states they wed in Washington on October 1 1898 and have one child. She alleges four years of separation since March 194 and that he abandoned her in Philadelphia, providing no support. She seeks custody of the child.
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Court Annals Disbarment Susta ins Demurrer in All Cases
Justice Wright of the District Supreme Court sustained the demurrer in all but one disbarment case against practicing lawyers denied hearings. The order barred several attorneys from practice, but the court ruled the denial of cross examination and due process issues void. The ruling centers on the right to cross examine witnesses and the due process of law in the disbarment process.
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Civil Service Not Violated at Birmingham Alabama Convention
A listed group of seventy federal employees was declared delegates to a convention, with later reports noting one person ejected for not being a delegate and another as an alternate. The inquiry reviewed names and actions, concluding no civil service violation occurred.
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