West ern High School Commencement Honors Largest Class
Western High School graduation notes a record class with the largest number of graduates. Distinguished scholars receive scholarships to Harvard Lafayette College and West Point. Notables include Marie Amhishito Peary daughter of explorer Robert Peary, with Marine Band portraits and staunch civic addresses from Associate Justice Wendell Stafford.
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Wendell Philips Stafford
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Western Thigh School
Columbia
Stafford
Ernest H Daniel
Board of Educatin
Res
Paul A Menzel
Concordia Lutheran Church
Edith C Westcott
Western High School
George Washington
Maurice Cohen
Lafayette College
Randolph F Holden
Harvard
Duncan Fuller
Harvard Club of Washington
James Booth Lockwood
Fenwin Allen Bethel
West Point Milittary Academy
Wiss Katherine Theresa Meyer
Harry Cullen Blandon
Elmer J Burkett
Istomas
Marie Ahmishito Peary
Robert D Peary
Arctic
Ahmishito
Frances Elizabeth Brown
Helen Mabel McCumber
Senator Brown
McCumber
Leleta Dawson
Dawson Dorothy Lod la
Berrie 4 Loud
Michigan
Miles Lenore
Burkett
Kinner Burkett
Nebraska
Marine Band Orchestra
Drasa
Howard Shield McCandlish
Avanelle Marie Crockett
Margaret Scofield
Frank Clark Scofield
Seven Girls Graduate at Sacred Heart of Mary Commencement
The Rev J R Meagher OP STI presided at the commencement exercises of the Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary in the Dominican parish. He delivered the address to the graduates and presented their diplomas. Sixteen students entered the hall from the flower decked stage to Shubert's selections.
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R Meagher
Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary
Dominiccan
Shubert
Cuticura Remedies Offer Relief for Eczema Sufferer
A testimonial from Moss Rytta Nerber of Spring Lake details four years of painful eczema on her hands. After trying salves and three doctors, she reports complete recovery in three days with Cuticura Soap and Ointment, praising the regimen and noting free samples via a Boston mail offer.
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Moss Rytta Nerber
Spring Lake
Mid
Boston
Count Cassini's Former Wife Marries Attache Lojewski
Counts Cassini announces the marriage of Coun tess Marguerite Cassini to Mr Alexander Lojewski an attache at the chancellery of the council of ministers in St Petersburg The Countess Cassini famed for her voice and public charity work in Washington Paris and elsewhere remains noted for her athletic grace and singing talent with a past concert history and a czar bestowed title.
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Count Cassini
Russia
United States
Marguerite Cassini
Alexander Lojewski
Jewski
Council of Ministers
St Petersburg
Cassini
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Madrid
Paria
Russian Red Cross
Japan
Countess Cassini
Paris
Prof Frabablo
Mary Garden
Monna Vanna
Alexandria Schools Close and Public School Exercises Held
Final exercises of the public schools for white children concluded last night with a program directed by principal Conrad Johnson in the Lee School. Diplomas were awarded to several students. numerous cards of honor and promotions were posted across grades from kindergarten to high school. Also noted were two funeral notices and a bank officers’ return from the Virginia Bankers’ Association meeting.
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King Street
Alexandria
Publc
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School Board
Lee
Waa Aa
Vera M McDermott
Misa Helen Bowman
Robinson Moncure
Mires Grice St Clair
Agnes Plaskett
Hattie Sutton
Laura Taylor
Margaret Rose
Ruthie Broadus
Marion Banker
Elizabeth Chauncey
Helen Davis
Marguerite Davis
Jennie Deeton
Mildred Dieneltt
Agnes Dienelt
Katie Greenwood
Marion Alenshaw
Elsie Herfurth
Almas Jones
Lil
Emily Connell
Jennie Cook
Dollie Callahan
Mildred Callahan
Elsie Cornwell
Elise Devers
Lillian Darling
Willie Fairfax
Susie Garrett
Mary Hayden
Elizabeth Hantzmann
Juanita Hammersley
Margaret Idin
Edna Marders
Maggie McMinamin
Helen Moore
Elma Norris
Ruth
Nagel
Ines Otis
Lilian Owens
Edith Potter
Susie Pulman
Eva Penn
Bertha Reid
Virginia Ridgeway
Lorine
Mary Malis
Elizabeth McArter
Ruth le Hew
Mildred Keller
Sadie Jones
Madeline Jelffe
Katherine Howard
Ida Harvey
Merlin Harding
Rebecca Harding
Lydia Hammond
Katie Gillibertzer
Marian Greenaway
Minnie Fones
Maggie Entwistle
Ruth Deahl
Katie Burns
Billa Dawson
F. B Smith
Marlon Darling
Lillian Bartlett
Lester
Cook
P Marshall Johnson
Robert E Knight
H Howard Moore
J Barton Phillips
Eldon Raison
Howard E St Clair
Urban Smith
Charles B. Sullivan
Frank E Johnson
M H Janney
Howard Arnold
Clayton Bowman
Herbert Byrne
Edward Corsa
James Cunningham
George Dobson
Edward Duncan
Lewis Ellis
Hirst Hayes
Theron Hayden
George Hess
Paul Lindsey
Robert McDonald
Herbert Mills
Jack Reardon
Paul Sullivan
Willam Wella
John Wenzel
Janney
Paul Lindsey Frizes
Charles Hantzman
Snowden School For
Hallowell School For
Paget twins seek California ranch life after British royal ties
The Paget brothers Arthur and Reginald 23 leave New York for Butler California to farm near Los Angeles after trying oil ventures and railroad work. They plan to marry American women, become citizens, and farm a 2500 acre estate with apples, insisting on hard work and earning their labor alongside local employees.
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California
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Sir Arthur Henry Paget
Kcb
Army of Great Britain
Lady Paget
New York
Butler
Cal
Waldorf Astoria
Paget
United States
Wyoming
Colorado Springs
Colo
Cripple Creek
Northern Pacific Railroad
St Paul
Arthur Paget
Los Angeles
Darcey van Boeken
America
Oxford
Bertie Paget
Pagets
Anglesey
Waterloo
Edward VI
Prince of Wales
Thur
London
Soudon
Countess Grey
Ottawa
Sherry’s
Elven
Messrs Paget
Francis Samilton
Minnie Stevens
Paran Stevens
March Milltake Graduation Essays and Music Staged
The seven graduates presented theme essays titled Seven Marys of History with Kathleen D Fitzgerald opening a class poem The Marys named include Mary Magdalen Mary Theresa Marie Antoinette Mother Mary Mary Stuart and Mary Tudor Certificates for penmanship from A N Palmer Company and bookkeeping from Southwestern Publishing Company were awarded to multiple students A gold medal for deportment awarded by Vert Rey J Ro Meagher O P went to Agnes Bo McElligott and the program closed with diplomas by Father Meagher and a valedictory by Miss Mary Cecilia Wright while a full chorus performed Santa Marta by Paure Shelley
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Kathleen D Fitzgerald
Mary
Marys
Mary Magdalen
Mary Fereaghe
Marie Theresa
Marie Antoinette
Margaret M Harold
Emily Conner
Misa Marie C Tielden
Mary Stuart
Marie V Nelson
Mary Tudor
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Triplett
L Creaghe
Miller Smith
R Wright
Stephenson L Meehan
McBiligott
G Quinn
M O Neill
Ro Meagher
Agnes Bo Mc Elligott
Father Meagher
Mary Cecilia Wright
Santa Marta
Paure Shelley
U. Recognizes Portugal Republic Proclaimed by Assembly
The United States officially recognizes the republic of Portugal after the Constituent Assembly proclaims abolition of the monarchy and banishment of the Braganza royal family. The American chargé d affaires delivered a note to the Portuguese foreign minister, and a public bell toll marked the Jay year nationwide with peaceful demonstrations and no disturbances reported.
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Lisbon
Republic of Portugal
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United States
Russia firm in Far East as Amur troops rise to 160000
June 19 dispatch from St Petersburg reports removals of several diplomats and a policy shift toward stronger Far East forces. Amur troops are to increase to four corps totaling 166000, with Vladivostok forts nearing completion and expert notes deeming them impregnable.
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China
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Tokyo
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Baron Rosen
Washington
Council of the Empire
M von Klemm
Foreign Office
Michael de Giers
Bucharest
Gondatti
Amur
trans-Amur
Frontier Guards
Vladivestok
J Guchkoff
Hurled to Death From Car in Dunlap Tragedy
Goshen area report: Pelefon tine aged 32, president of the Chicago Motor Car Company, killed when a car skidded at high speed and struck a telegraph pole guy wire. E Patterson and H A Allen, both of Chicago, escaped with their lives. Delefontane suffered fatal injuries including skull fracture and chest trauma.
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Goshen
Pelefontine
Cleveland
Chicago Mator Car Company
Dunlap
Elkhart
H A Allen
E Patterson
Chicago
Patterson
Allen
Delefontane
A&is
Rev Rush Shippen Dead In Brockton Clergy Leader
The Rev Rush Rhees Shippen a prominent clergyman died at his Brockton Massachusetts home aged many. Born January 18 in Meadsville he was installed as All Soul Church Washington pastor in 1881 serving there about eleven years before moving to Brockton to lead Church of the Unity in 196 he resigned in 1966 after nearly sixty years of preaching.
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Rush Rhees Shippen
Meadsille
All Soul Church
Washington
Church of the Unity
Girls Bail Reduced in Stokes Case at Magistrate Hearing
Special to The Washington Post reports W E D Stokes, wounded at Long Branch, failed to appear at magistrate Freschi's session to seek bail reduction and change of attempted murder to assault. His absence led to a bail cut from 10000 to 3000 each for the two defendants, with a next hearing set for Thursday to decide prosecution as attempted murder or assault.
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E.D. Stokes
Washington Post
New York
Stoker
Long Branch
Lilian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Freschi
Stokes
Whitman
Varuna
Moores
Moore
Col Charles W Larned Dead at West Point
Col Charles W Larned dean of the United States Military Academy and drawing professor died at Dansville Sanitarium. He was a West Point graduate of 1870, became a professor in 1876, survived by two sons Paul A and William E. Burial services planned for Rear Admiral William H Reeder at Annapolis.
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West Point Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Charles W Larned
United States Military Academy
Dansville
Larned
Paul A
Military Academy
William E
W. H. Reeder
Specter
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Annapolis
William H Reeder
U .N
Naval Cemetery
H H. Clark
Army Orders Leaves Of Absence And Department Duties
Army orders list numerous leaves of absence for officers in coast artillery cavalry infantry and other branches, with durations from twenty days to two months. Several officers are assigned to new duties or detached, including professorship and instructors at colleges, and the chief of coast artillery designated to join a joint board on Panama Canal defenses.
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Lawrence C Crawford
Coast Artery Corps
William F Hald
Coast Artillery Corps
Thomas Duncan
Francis Hlomax
Ralphe Herring
Donald M . Ashbridge
George W Goode
Eleventh Cavalry
Peter Hess Hennessey
Fifteenth Cavalry
Loyd 8
Anton C. Cron
Michigan Agricultural College
Lanting
Mich
Edwards
Cavalry
Harrison J Price
Infantry
Department of the Lakes
Indiana
Harold FP Howard
Ramilton
Mont
Arthur W Yates
Quartermaster General
Army
FD Win RB Winans
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Army Service Schools
Andrew Moses
Coast Artillery Corpo
Ralph D Bates
Percy P Bishop
Chauncey L Fenton
John F Kelly
Medical Reserve Corps
College Park
Signal Corps
Harold P Howard
New Castle
Wyo
Naval Officers Promotions and Assignments List
A Navy roster shows Capt T F Carter retired home, Cmdr F H Schofield promoted, Cmdr C B Price and various Lieutenants and Ensigns assigned or granted leave. Entries cover commissions from 1911 to 1913, with duties including Asiatic Station, naval medical scout hospital, and treatment pending in Washington DC.
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T F Carter
F H Schofield
Navy
C B Price
B H Green
Asiatic Station
R A Abernathy
W C Barker, Jr
JP. Miller
Q Bartlett
HG Fuller
Hickey
J F Connor
H F Emerson
G E Lake
A W Fitch
F F Rogers
A Garcelon, Jr
L C Scheibla
E Pugh
Naval Medical Scout Hospital
Washington, DC
Navy salvationists to dedicate first army fleet yacht
New York reports the Salvation Army will dedicate its first fleet yacht tomorrow, a gift from architect Bradley Lee Gilbert. The vessel will cruise the Atlantic coast to hold open air services, wharf meetings, and literature distribution. Miss va Booth will lead the dedication with national Salvation Army staff and local forces in Greater New York attending.
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New York
Salvation Army In
America
Bradley Lee Gilbert
Wil
Atlantic
Va Booth
United States
Salvation Army
Greater
Tailor in Atlantic City Ends His Life at Ocean Pier
Henry Hendricks a retired Philadelphia tailor, aged 66, shot himself on the ocean pier in Atlantic City in the presence of hundreds. He drew a revolver after watching fishermen land nets and died instantly. A deed for a cemetery lot in Philadelphia was found in his clothing.
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Atlantic City
Henry Hendricks
Philadelphia
Hendricks
Wickersham Attacks Arizona Constitution At Yale Law Clash
Attorney General Wickersham addressed Yale Law School graduates in New Haven on June 19 denouncing Arizona's proposed constitution as a dangerous minority rule scheme. He rejected the referendum initiative and recall as an abuse of language and warned Congress need not admit a state under the current enabling act. He noted voter turnout in Arizona was below one percent of the territory’s population.
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New Haven, Conn
Wickersham
Yale Law School
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Chicago packers denied rehearing in antitrust case
Judge George A Carpenter denied a motion by ten Chicago packers to rehear their bid to quash indictments for violating the Sherman antitrust act. The defendants Armour Swift Morris and related officials must stand trial, with a trial expected around October. The packers appealed citing Supreme Court decisions in Standard Oil and American Tobacco Company cases, arguing no unreasonable restraint existed.
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Chicago
George A Carpenter
United States District Court
Ogden Armour
Armour & Co
Louis F Swift
Swift & Co
Edward F Swift
Charlies H Swift
Edward Tilden
The
National Packing Company
Arthur Meeker
Edward Morris
Morris & Co
Francis A Fowler
Thomas J Connors
Louis H. Heyman
Carpenter
United States Supreme Court
Standard of and
American Tobacco Company
McNamara kidnapping inquiry widens as judge holds suspects
Indianapolis June 1 Judge Markey ordered J A Gradorf Walter Drew linked with the National Erectors Association and Ford of Los Angeles and Frank Fox who drove the car that moved John J. McNamara from town held until the court evaluates grand jury testimony. The grand jury discharged them Saturday but the judge will instruct the next grand jury to resume if evidence warrants. The judge also ordered Detective W J Burns’s sureties to produce him in court by July 15.
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Ind
Markey
J A. G Radorf
Walter Drew
National Erectors’ Association
Ford
Los Angeles
Frank Fox
John J. McNamara
W J Burns
Ex Senator McBride Dies in Portland at 57
Portland Oregon June 19 former United States Senator from Oregon George Wycliffe McBride died here yesterday from a stroke. He was 57 years old.
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Oreg
George Wycliffe McBride
United States
Oregon
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