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Ai! the Latest Telegraph News ^ FOUM ED 1 ;06 WILKES-BARRE, PA., SUNDAY, MAY 191? FIVE CENTS ^ Sli tliPj :-yyi QUARTET OF SOUTHERN BEAUTIES s^'' Empire Day Celebration In Will W ¦ California Marred By Acc!= dent Caused By Rysli Of Crowd After Parade Passed ^n'' ^'""'1'', ^"H J' ^' ^ rrontiiien! !ii .Hnnual Reuii- SPECTATORS HAMPER RESCUE '"^ Of Grey Wearers <Telcgi-aph tolndependent.) Los Angele.^. Calif.. -May 2-i.—Thirty-seven persons wimv kill¬ ed and 11" injured shortly hefore noon totiay when tho prom¬ enade leading: from the ^Municipal pier iit l.oiip: Beach to the Municipal auditorium collapsetl under lhe wvijilit of a throng crowdin? into the auditorium for the exerci.ses there in celehra- tion of Empire <iay. the anniversary of the birth of Queen X'ie¬ toria. hv Hritish residents of sotith«rn California. Deaths of the fatally injured will prolmlily increase the death roll to r)0. THE DEAD. The unofticial list of dead I'ceojrnized and identified: MRS. FRANK MATTIIKWS. Los Angeles. MRS^ SARAH CllKSIlIRK, Los Antreh-;. DAVID BLOCK. 7 years old. Lon? Hep. !i. MRS 1)\N TH'tMAS. Lon? Reach. MRS L. I). SPARRON. Lon- Beach. MRS R G DOWLK. Pasadena. MRS' Ai'Gl'ST 1L\RT. Lon? Beach. FANNIE B. M'KEF. Ijou? Beach. SCOTT BLACK. K' years old. Olendale. MRS R S. IIOL.MFS. addre-s unknouu. M.VKTHA G. BURNETT. Long Beach. D M. SPEARS. Long Beach. MRS. A. J. HILL. Orau.sre. MRS D -L LOMAS. addres.; uu!.:no\vn. MRS (' F. THOMAS. Long R.-ach. MRS AIARTHA J. BI'RNETt. Long Beach. PEARL B. SETT. MRS A. C. PHELPS. MRS. D. E. WALLACE. Long Beach. Nearly all the victims are former Britons or the children of Britc^' and most of them wer,. revid-iit': nf T.os Angeles. RUSHED AFTf.r PARADERS The parade of ih*^ l'nited E„slisii. Seot'-ii. .\ustralian and New Zealand societies had .ius| pa.ssed over the promenade into the auditorimn and the crowd mgssed there surged forward af- (ContJnued on pape 3.) (TolografJh to Indriviident) j ChattHnnopn, .M:i\ :;4. — l-'our 'ery beautiful youns; women vi:] fisjre ver\ prominently when the twt uly- 1 third annual '•eimion of th > I'nilcd j Confederate \ctf-rans opens here on I Tue.^day. ("^h> f , f ihe.qe i.": Mi=s K-ate I Daffan. of .\ustiii, Tcxa.s, who has I been chosen as spo'nsor tor the wholes .South by Ceneral Bennett II. Vouns. i . Commiudcr of the rnited t^onfedi rate ! Veteran?. < Mii.5 l>affan '.=; ono of th" n\.st I prominent .\ounp women of the Slate ! of Te.vas. She is a former ^;tate I pre.sidfnt of the Dau.t;hters of the (^on- ¦ federacy and was the first KUperin- 1 tendent of the Confederate Women'.'! ; Home at .\ustin. Mi.^-! Iiaffan 1.=; al?o i i well known in the field of literature.^ I having been the author of several! books. I .Mis.»i .\nne lieney. | Miss .\nne Henry. .Mi^.-^ I>affan's j chief aid. is a daughter of General '. Patrick Henr>-. commander of the Mi.s.sissippi L^ivision of V. C. V.. and i.s '¦ a grand daughter of General Patrick i ! Henry of antebellum days. j It is felt that Chattanooea was thei j most appropriate place to hold the re- ' j union this year because of the f.ict I that it is the fift;eth anniversary of jthe battle.i of Mi.s.si()nar> Riil!?c aud ^ I of lyookout Mountain. I 1 One of the prlnc;i)al subjects of discussion at the cominti reunion wil! i'he the propo.sed building of a memor-j j ial hall to. th«' soldler.s of the north! jand south. General Bonm tt H. Youngj ' !.¦; an advocate of the plin to erect a I memorial arch to cost ?J,000.000 in i memorj" ff the men who fought In I both armies of 'he Civil War. A'isil- j ors from all over the south are pres- I ent in Chattanooga today for the ro- i union which is to last until Thursday. mm STRICKEN IN RING; lART mmi CAUSE Of ms deaih Kept All Night Vigil At Spot V/herdGirl Was Found in Hope of Assailani s Return. The large picture i.-i that of .\Ii3» Kate I.>affan. sponsor foi the whoi South at the United Cnnftderiti V< t- erans' Heunion at Chattanooga, and considered one of tht most he.iutiful girls of the .South. .\t the right to the top is Mrs. Z. C. I'atten, Jr., of Chattanogga, and below her Miss .\nne Henry, of Brandon, Mis.o. In the center Is Mtsa Amelia Kussell, of t"Tiattanooga. They are all to a<'t aa aides to Mias I>affan. FORHTAKETHE THREATENED PRESIDENT WILSON'S ChaiBpion Winked At Mana¬ ger Thirty Seconds Before. . Preacher Spoke At Start PEKY IS UNDER ARREST PLAN REPUBLICAN PARTY'S REGENERATION IN COUNTY Committees Representing Old Liners And Progressives To jTejeg.aprt«^.>c„dcn.) HoW Confereocc This Week-To Decide On Man four easy punches from Arthur Pelky. FOr Filth JudgCShip liuther .McCarty, recognized white heavyweight chainpion of the >,World, broke out from a clinch In Regenertitlon of th« ReipitMloan, Interesstlng Conditions, 'Which no hiow.s were struck, raised! jiarty in Luzerne counts- Ls thei pro- Who wil! be named for the fifth .tis hands, and tuppled backward lo j gram no-w outlined hy old line and judge? This is the hig ijuestion and :.lh? canvas. Referee Ed. \V. Smith,! progressive leaders. Seven reipre-, the Democrats are reconciled to the ' of Chicago, was so surprised that, for | sentatlves from the splits of the G. n, ! ifact that If an appointment is made »tJionnni, he forgoi lo start the! P. are to hold a conference wMthin that It will be a Republican. There Ls toj.nt. Will McCarty's breath com-; the next two weeks with the Imnic.d-I some talk, however, of the governor ^'K in (|UicI<, short gasps, Smith ; late ohject of agrreelrLg upon a candi- ! not takinu any hand in the game and counted the fatal ten and pronounced j datt for the fifth judgeship In the letting the matter go hefore the McCarty mit. Hi.-; second rea<'hed ' event that .'^ich an office Is created people in the fall primary camiiaign. the falltii man quickly and at once' h.s now .>?eem.s cerUiln. , Another .story is to the effe<"t that **«Iizfed tli.'.t Ei;mething was wron.if ¦ This is to be the Immediate nee-| the appointment -will be delayed and Whilu Billy ML-Carney, his manager, | essity of reuniting the party In this'the aot .<»o amended in the Senate as l^oeijan to shi'iit "iJet a doctor, he's' county but the fall campaign with! to enable the a|>polntee to hold down t;*o.d and stjff. Kor <}od's sake get a' three offices to he filled In the court the offioe for two years and three j.floctor." I hou.se i.ci al.so an Incentive for united months or at Icast for one year and :. Several medical men at once cl.am- j action. The move here la In unity .oered through the ropes and did all; with the pl.in a.s outlined In other 111 IhtIr jiower lo resuscitate the ath EXAMINATIONS For Professional Teacher Certificate Good For Three Year Term-Those Listed , LIFE IF HE DIDN'T GET MONEY Richard Lindsay, A Chicago P lumber, Placed Under Arrest hi Philadelphia, Charged With Mailing The Hold- Up Letters To Washington sections of the Kt.ate and nation. lete. The ciowd began to pres.s for-j Chairman Hal.^ey of the countv' ninft montJi.s. This would give the man named a donation of almost $"0,00i) with which to embark into tho campaign for electiim and wou'd' cUnil ing over ecats and pre.^s' organization and Oiairman Rosser ofi .nlso give additional time for the heal-, terms >ard, .'i"k'£, 'ortakiu- the telegraphic cou-; the Washington party liranch. are i lag of the poUtics.1 .sores created .nectiuns in the; tr.ad scramh'e to oo\ reported as having held h (vinference j tho progressive moveiiu ill. .« at the finish. The police at once! during the week at -which thia mat-| Jiidi<-:al PcwMhllillos. took charge and tried hard to force them back to give air to .McCarty.: J^ailing in this, .McCarty was picked, ^i> and carried to the open air where ''« died In ¦twent FVirty teachers from all parts of the county took the examination for teachers' professional cerlituates at the Kingston High School yesterday afternoon. They were examined on the folio-wing subjects: f.pe.ling. read¬ ing, writing, arithmetic, geu.graphy, grammar. 1'. S. history, physokigy. I rivll government. algebra. \'ocal I music, method of teaching, drawing, ; English literature, botany. general history, zoology, geometry, physics, ; physical geograph.v. The certidcate.s I will hold good for three years and i tho.se receiving them wi 1 not he re- j quired to taki> another examination until 191<; and then they will only , have to takie up two additional sub¬ jects. Prof. Hooper had charse of the examinatiim. The teachers w ho took ! , the examination have hoen tcviching j from three to nine years. The following took the e.xHitiina- I tion: Miss .Vor.i c;rimes. Wc-fmoor. who 1 htis been teaching 3 years. j Mis.s .\nna I.ittle. Avoca, fi terms. I -Mice W'orthington. Dallas. '. terms. .Mable VZ. l.,obe. Wesl Pitt.ston, 4 (Toi igraph to Tndepdiidont.) Philad.'iphia. .May 24.— Richard TJndsay. a plumber of Chlcaco, living ; at 43n4 'iermantown avenue wis ar¬ rested ly secret service .agents to- I night ot. a charge of thrta'ening i harm t(; President Wilson president's j)rlvate secretary came to Philadelphia and went to Ihe t?ermantown avenue address where his married sister haa roo-ms. The second letter is dated May 20, and a reply is demanded by May 2 7. and tho I This letter was sent by the Washing- .loseph I ton authorities to Matthew F. Griffin. Tumulty IJndsay was t.iken to tho | chii>f of the secret service :n Phlla- Moyameaslng prison ^nd "the' federal j il'^lphla. with Instructions to arrest officials will ask that a lunacy ,.om-i ¦ •'"f'-'^'iJ" mi.ssion -be appointed! to pass on his sanity. In tw^^ letters written to the presi¬ dent. Ivi'id.say, it is alleged, gave the pre.slder- his choice of turning over to him $;iO0.OnO or taking the con- flcu:ty Jn locating sequences. ¦•If I don't receive JSOO.OOO." the ington and fix you both." .Vccording to the secret servic-- men Lindsay wrote his first letter to Presidert Wilson on May 7. Ho Wius , then in Chicago and requested thnt Inary heanng. Lindsays sister. Mrs. to him on May 14. | Margaret Pinkie, knew nothing of the Tandsay ¦' man's letters to the president. Lindsay's address was plainly writ¬ ten In his letters and he signed him¬ .self. "Richard Ijndsay. the lion." I.'indsay had been so open in hla letters that Chief Griffin had no dif- him. .\ warrant flrst Issued hy United States • 'ommissioner Craig on a charge of using the mnila In a .schemR to de¬ fraud. Lindsay offered no resistance but In.sisted that ho would compel Presi¬ dent WiLson to testify at tht prelim mrm IS RESTING WEU Suffering intense agony. on the verge of lapsing into unconscious- ' nes-=. .s!;:-year-old .4nsrellna Sande:e- ! vlch, of Plains, was found vester¬ day in a clump of hushes at th" edge of the river hank at Painsv-.i;e. The spot where the stricken girl was fnund is within sight of her home, owing tr, Its commanding posiUon, al¬ though .come distance away, and the officers claim to have gone over the ground since Tuesda-^. the dav of her disappearance. To two Italian boys, whos- names were not secured in the eTci.--r»nt. ^goes the credit for the tir'^elv dia- .covery of the child. While ai pl.av a ong the river hank they not.ced the flutter of the little calico dress with which she was attired. Thev kne-w the girl who had heen mis-ng and ^ hen they crept closer made positive that it was her. Kcaring that th- man that had enticed her away might b--. fn th-» vicinity they turned and hed until they reached a group of .Stat'> troop¬ ers who were aiding Chief Keliy in the search. To the officers they re¬ lated the news and the enuie party went post haste to the river banio I where they found the Uttle girl. Sho ; ^ia.« in a weakened condition and the. : horror of the entire affair was added , to when, after Dr. Barton had made ; an examination, he stated that she ; had been the victim of a cruel, flend- \ ish assault and that her life might ; he the price paid. PoIlco Thoory. i Chief Kelly \v.n.-! nt the Independ- ent officr. late la^t night and stated that he held to the theory that the girl's a.-i-sallant had taken her awa.v Tuesday afternoon, accomplished hla foul purpose, and then fled. ¦!eanng his victim for dead or alive In the« bushes. The little one had then lapsed int<-. uncon»piou»ness and had only been brou.ght to hy th.-- falling rain of f>iday. When found, he .stated her clothes were wet through, an indication that she had heen "'•s.^ posed to that chilling rainfall. .-^f^3 The police are at sea o-wlng to the conflicting stories and dencrl-ptlon* given of the ma-tter. Tet they fewi \ I confident that It Is no stranger and i that -some member of the T'ttle for¬ eign colony in that vicinity ;» respon- ! sible for the crime. Today they will ¦ round up all the men of th? region, I and have the little hrottKT who j watched his sl.ster go with the man I tr>- and plck> out the man renponel- I hie. There la also some tallc of hav- I ine the little girl -i-le-w the man. pre-" I viding that her condition fs nuch to» . ! -warrant the ordeal. ' i Kept a Witch, Farly thl.« morning th° Tndepenflwrt ', received word from Plilmi to the ef- ¦ feet that !?everal of the State troop- i ers had gone to the river bank and had hidden ' 1n the vicinity of th» '• hrush where the girl wa,<» foimd. Tht« was done In the hope that the man • sought -might he hrourht to the spot ¦ to Investigate as to -whether the gtrl ' (Continncfl on t>bsc S.) HEIGHTS BOY BIT TORPEDO the presdent rep y .N'o letti-r was received. so hy] .Tessie .\. Ly(-ns. j terms. Kathryn 'I'onr-v ille. Kort> K.>rt. P ains. Luther ;e dls- one bhrw, a k o sna ppy left ter wae fully diwu.s.sed. The plan; General sentiment Is to the effect' ferm.a. was endorsed by both and the najning | that former .Iudge Benjamin R.' Lillian K. Mould, Porrameton, of the seven committeemen from ! .I()ne.s of thus city, can have the post ea<-h liranch will be d'me this week j by appointment if he so desires. He unless plaits miscarry. I (iontinucil on itngv lOi (Conlrmcd on piVpi" 10) AHACKSm AT BUTTONWOOD fifteen minutes, ahout -five minute.s after he fell. Valvular Heait Trouble. The doctors declared Ihal death *ae due to heart trouble. They .«ay that JlcCarty must have had valvular heart trouble and thl.<; had been ag¬ gravated by the excitement. The crowd of (j,.-ino gave Pelky twice the 'eception McCarty got. Luther, used JO the adulation of the puhlic. plain- y felt this and, when Pelky began to '«nd his blows with precision, «fceniingly was unable to jud «nce and landed onl Slanclng one. Pelky ha.l landed tw j^''?^ •'"'";' i^ straight left as McCarty Pe*k-* '"'" "* clinch. They broke and, of Hanover .street a-s his victim ^¦ici 4 ^'^"' " short right hook t<-v thej local girl, however, while s:uhjec.fed ("Im^i.^^"^ "^^ heart. McCarty again | to a trying experience wa.« not as un ^'inched nnd blow ,1 S IDENTIFIED Placing his hand over her mouth he dragged her into some bu.shes near liy but ¦wa.s frightened away l.y the ii.pproach of .some people aiong the highway. He quietly fled while the :ittle girl, loo weak from the fright, wa.s un.nbie to call a warning that I would have brou.ght about ipur.sult ,,., , . , . _. ,. . , . I and possible capture. , While ministering hand.s were aid-, ^^^^^^^ ,,,^, r..,-»ched her home .<.-he i at the MaHey mocgue at E^st Ing the little victim of a ravlsher at! tf,]^ j^^r i-arrnts of ihe occurence andl The dead man l.s Peter Buaki of Plain.-;, another human fiend -was! she wa.s ru.'sh'd to the central city j Georgetown, aged 1'4 yeai-s. .-iingle. abroad at the southern end of this, where Or. Mendelsohn made an ex-| He was employed at the Ked .Vsh city with .-\nna Anderson, aged 1 (» . amination. Be.vond a few slight PLAINS POLICE CAPTUREGHOST KNIFFEN FOUND ''things dull .Sheriff Kniffen nnd his deputies made a tour of the east and west side sections last and found Dnly one vlo- iati.-in of the law was unearthed. That was at Wyoming. .\ foreigner was agitateri the towii.«!hip during the ,.aught for the second time conduct- ' ing a speakea.sy. He waJS arrested a night P.tro,man Corcoran of the Plains | things rather quiet police, -olved the ghost my!»tery that It week. I'he gho.*:! appeared one week ago las- night and <onsid('rabU-- agl- | jj, Alleged a keg of beer was found lollowed as the officers made, in the place, al.so some men drinking talion Lfite Ia.st evening the third rail week ago. so the deputies said ><1 a keg of beer lace, also some me I heer The projirietor wa.s not then f! aficarci. but failed to find the woman, .^^,.j^ j^^^,, (.ll.stody^ he promising to iwho walked the streets in white a--j .appear at the .'Sheriff's office early victim were identified ure ant; iu bare feet. ' | Mnnday morning. ^ the officer -was inain-| ' • ' ' the remains Rnd. POMCE .>L\RF R\IT> year.s, daughter of Charle.s .^nderson,' .scnitchcs she was unharmed The; ¦ . hey broke wltht>ut a J fortimate a^ the other victim- j ' being .struck It was then that! According to the .storv told of the' -<;t.arty toppiert to. the floor JU ¦ • ¦ Ii.-•! l.i. cm: iioor. .\.fter: him *¦'"''''''"•'' ^"^'^ ''"*'" working over' m for Hboul ten minute.,, Dr. Auil tat« Z*"''" ^'^-O-riy wa.s hreathlng *= ""¦£">¦ and would seen come; "•'<'• .^ hyporermic -wrif! injected,- 't faikd to nrivP any effct and' to t (Contii'ue^l on Hnge 10.) ' affair the little girl Icfi li,r yesterday afternoon bound Buttonwood colliery to secure her i "'^re sold hrother'.s pay. As she left the car at i ".'' "*' "''^ .sections, th Oxford .street she was followed b\ a colliery ;ind the friends who made Ihe identification arc unabic lo ex¬ plain hww he h-ippencd to stray upon the third rail. The bod\- was found It .\.sli'ev along the tracks of the r.ne of the largest ex-ursions ,hat | ^V-ll^-Btrre ^- Ha.lelou Railw-.iy. ever left this citv w cnt out last night THiring la.st evening a part.v of the Pennsylvania Railroad for I'lains men vi.^.ted the morgue. A ru- bk; kxcvksiox. Bl I liMiiie o\->>r for the I Wa.shingfin, .!> C. IJ.OOti ti(-ke1,i I mor had .spread through that section The excursion was made that the rail victim wa.s the Italian first leaxing j jifmght for murder in that township. This surmi.se proved incrirrcct and a short time after the Plains men had a point where the houses are 1 i.^n^^VFo'clock this evening an.l ar-i '"f' '^^'^ identification was .niade by 1 ci^e. and pro,,,ised to keep a careful 1 the Ceorgetowf -—¦ stranger and when she had proceeded the city at 11 o'clock aod the last one at 4 o'clock this n-,orning. Thej returning train will Iea\-c Washina- I.iasl < night taining i watch as he had done overy | night d iring the wcei*. The patience! he manifested wa^ rewarded when. ^.j^^ police raided a house at fiH about 11 o'clock, he siw a ¦»"man! ]r;a.st Jackson street last evening, al- ciuning along Xorth .Main street head- i leged to he conducted hy .Margaret ed for" he Laurel Line .station. .She i I^uxen, ajid found two nun and one h<d on a white garment and when hei woman th»-re. Thry were brought to . , u ^, .- If n-i^ n sleen ^^f Station hoiuse and given a heanng ac.-osled her he .^iw it ^x as a sleep ^^^.^^^^ ^^^^,^^ ^^^^^_ ^^,^_^ ^^^^ .^^ walker. The girl was hare footc^l and | ^j.^pj.,,.j^g^j, u,j(]f.r $1,00(1 bail for hail On only :i night gown. ; court, charged with keeping a bavdy He aivakened her and found that!f,f,u5p and she will now hav»- to face she wa- a Poii.sh girl of that .seition. ! two charges of the same nature as He e.sc-ii-ed he'- to her home andi a true bill wa.s found again.st her by informwl her mother of the circum-1 the ret-eni grand jury .stances. The family was unaware of her addiction to this form of exer- Third Member Of Lewis Fam¬ ily Sustains Peculiar In¬ jury Within Year Biting into a torpedo cap, ITomwa' Lewis, aged 9 years, of 173 South lleade street. suatain>_'d eerlous In¬ juries about the mouth and face yes- : terday afternoon. Th« little felkrw < had been at play with a grro-up of children on thn Ftreet anri on« of them handed him the explosive. TTn- aware of the nature of tha gift he placed It In his mouth artd sunk his teeth Into the hidden explosive. There- was a report and the flre That flashed inflicted hirrns that I>. T>iMa» fears ma.v yet prove dangerr.ue. Ev¬ ery medical prp<-jnr<:imi to gttsrd the child from posslblft developments have heen taken. This is the third accident that haa me rred the Tjew-is fhmlly within a. year. Th"^ fir.st -was wh»n an older hrother wa.s struck hy a stray hullet from a target gun -which tvas dis¬ charged In the neigh*)orho<vd of th» home. T.,ater the mother. Mrs. Oavld I.rf'wls. had one of her finge"^ cut off <when preparinsr hread for a meal. hav. BT'STXES,S OPPORTTN'TTrKS WAXTKr»—Party with $?;.onn to in¬ vest in hip proposition. J.ii.OO a week guaranteed. S. & B.. Poland Hotel. W.^XTK^>—Toung lady to rrake ap¬ pointments for artist: good wages. ¦\pply room fiOt. Pun.iay and Mon¬ day. Hotel P.edlfigton. Ask for Mr. LIppincott. scattered he quickly overtook her. nve home early to.morro-wr morning. watoh upon her in the future. tnd she will to stand trial at the nt-xt i-ri- niinal court. The other Inmates ofj the hou.se were fined S-.-'jO and costs I on the charge of frequenting a dis- | "n'.AXTKTT—High cla.<c5 man to seXl trees, .shrubs, roses, vine^. berry b.;ishes. hulhs. etc. Good 'W^sj^es— Perm.Rnent. Hxclusive territory. Brown Brn'hprs N'ursfeHeB, He«*ellteT. ' x>
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Title | Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent |
Masthead | The Independent |
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Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) - Newspapers Luzerne County (Pa.) - Newspapers |
Description | An archive of the Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent newspaper. |
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Date | 1913-05-25 |
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Month | 05 |
Day | 25 |
Year | 1913 |
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Title | Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent |
Masthead | The Independent |
Subject |
Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) - Newspapers Luzerne County (Pa.) - Newspapers |
Description | An archive of the Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent newspaper. |
Creator | Wilkes-Barre Independent Company |
Publisher | Wilkes-Barre Independent Company |
Place of Publication | Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) |
Date | 1913-05-25 |
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Ai! the Latest
Telegraph News ^
FOUM ED 1 ;06
WILKES-BARRE, PA., SUNDAY, MAY
191?
FIVE CENTS
^ Sli tliPj :-yyi
QUARTET OF SOUTHERN BEAUTIES
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Empire Day Celebration In Will W
¦ California Marred By Acc!=
dent Caused By Rysli Of
Crowd After Parade Passed ^n'' ^'""'1'', ^"H J' ^'
^ rrontiiien! !ii .Hnnual Reuii-
SPECTATORS HAMPER RESCUE '"^ Of Grey Wearers
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Month | 05 |
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Year | 1913 |
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