Annual East Central Education meeting draws crowd
About 2000 teachers from the East Central district attend the annual meeting in Ada. Dr Buswell speaks on evaluating pupil reactions to methods and the need for varied approaches. Dr Butcher delayed from Dur to deliver an evening address urging practical action and praising investment in education.
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East Cen
Fast Central Education Association
Bes
Orninge
Buswell
E&cape
Teade
Universit Chicago
Worould
Linscheid
Specker
Addres
Butcher
Tie
Sta
Ada High School
Bess Shaw
East Central College
Pepe Linse
V. Coffitt
Holde
J. R. Barton
Mulgee
Ada
C. F
Haw
Shaw
Bets Clark
Fair
Shawnee
Ye Lancaster
Purcell
Lucian
Welectka
Fire at Teachers Meeting Sparks Talk on Individualized Education
Dr. Guy T. Buswell of the University of Chicago urged teachers to move beyond single scales of intelligence. He promoted type intelligence and individual analysis to strengthen weak areas, arguing education should be as individualized as medicine. State and local officials praised progress, while James Hatcher urged illiteracy elimination and flag etiquette in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy T. Buswell
University of Chicago
M. A. Nash
East Central
Nash
John G. Mitchell
Central State Teachers College
Edmond
James Hatcher
Chickasha
Oklahoma
American Legion
Legion
G. W. Austin
Women’s College
Campaign Funds Totals in Republican Campaigns
The Associated Press reports Republican campaign contributions approached 3.7 million dollars with over 750000 returned to states leaving nearly 3 million for presidential and congressional campaigns. Hodges testified before the Chicago senate campaign committee and promised unaudited totals for all parties next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William V. Hodges
Senate Campaign Investigation Committee
Hodges
Borah
Samuel Untermyer
LaFollette
Judge Overrules Separate Trial Request in Poison-Murder Case
Mt. Vernon October date set for Mrs. Weetin in the Jefferson county circuit court. Judge J Kern overruled her motion for a separate trial on the indictment charging her and Lawrence M Hight with the poisoning of their mates. Trial date postponed to January.
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MT. Vernon
Kern
Jefferson County Circuit Court
Weetin
Lawrence M. Hight
R Inn
Pricy
Three Thousand Teachers Attend Muskogee Meeting
More than 3000 teachers gathered in Muskogee for the first general session of the Northeastern Oklahoma Educational Association annual meeting. Superintendent W. G. Masterson welcomed attendees, with M. P. Hammond and speakers Dr. Howard Criggs and Dr. P. P. Claxton slated for principal addresses.
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Muskogee
Northeastern Oklahoma Educational Association
W. G. Masterson
M. P. Hammond
Northeastern State Teachers College
Tahlequah
Howard Criggs
New York
The
University New York
P. P. Claxton
Tulsa
East Central Tigers Triumph Over Tahlequah 15 to 0
Ada's East Central team defeated Tahlequah by a decisive 15 to 0 as Kelly scored a 35 yard touchdown and McKinney added a first quarter kick. The Ada squad benefited from penalties against Tahlequah but dominated play with strong line work led by Warner King and Capps.
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East
Central
Tigers
Northeastern
Tahlequah
East Central
McKinney
Kelly
Feld
Ada
Warner King
King
Capps
Craig
Sheppard
Johnson
Flemming
Asbury
Statler
Nettles
Rogers
Thompson
Trapp Declines Intervention in Tulsa County Embezzlement Case
Gov. M. E. Trapp refused to interfere in the embezzlement prosecution of four men accused of stealing 45 000 from Tulsa County School District No. 1. A Tulsa attorney filed a petition with about 250 signatures asking the governor to direct the attorney general to supersede Tulsa County’s attorney. The defendants named are William Criner W L Britton W E Cook and W W Smith.
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Oklahoma City
M. E. Trapp
Tulsa County
Eugene P. Monnett
Tulsa
William Criner
W. L. Britton
W. E. Cook
W. W. Smith
Red Rose Banquet Promises Humour and Speeches Tonight
The Red Rose organization for men hosts an annual banquet at 5:30 this evening at the Presbyterian church. The menu features four quarters as touchdowns are hinted in the first half with merriment in the later periods. Speakers include Dr. Linscheid The Old Man Tom W Butcher and Supt J R Barton with playful topics and a brief comedy from Pr E E Dale. Music will punctuate the event as mood and spirit rise.
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Presbyterian Church
Linscheid
Tom W. Butcher
Zephyra
J. R. Barton
Okmulgee
E. E. Dale
Cal
Boston
W D. Jittie
East Central
Northwestern Houses Endangered Fire Threatens Campus
Evanston Illinois October 31 A massive fire endangered fraternity houses and dormitories at Northwestern University during a Homecoming bonfire. Students fled their rooms as Evans ton fire department battled flames that spread through dry grass and leaves in the university quadrangle.
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Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
University
Gunman Violent Threats End in Café Killing
Arnold Walker, 42, from South Bend Indiana, pledged to kill Dortha Cognion a night cook. He then entered a Springfield cafe and fired four shots killing Cognion and wounding others before being arrested as he fled with a frightened driver.
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Springfield
Arnold Walker
South Bend
Ind
Dortha Cognion
Walker
Smoking on decline among Stanford coeds
Women students at Stanford University are using less tobacco, reported at an Association of Women Students meeting where a resolution was adopted. The text notes the Thirteenth Annual Safety Congress of the National Safety Council was held in Louisville, Kentucky from September 29 to October 3.
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The
Associated Press
Stanford University
Cal
Association of Women Students
National Safety Council
Louisville
Bandit Robbery in Jennings Bank Wounds City Marshall
A rain storm near Sapulpa last night helped erase the trail of four bandits who robbed the First National Bank at Jennings yesterday and later wounded E. R. Wise the city marshal.
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Associated Press
Jennings
Okla
Sapulpa
First National Bank
E. R. Wise
City Marshall
Investigation of Petra-ethyl fumes deemed remote danger
Chemists at the bureau of mines report that fumes from petra-ethyl pose an extremely remote poisoning risk. The note follows five Standard Oil laboratory deaths linked to concentrated petra-ethyl manufacturing, a product not sold to motorists except diluted to one part petraethyl per thousand parts gasoline.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Standard Oil Co
Civic clubs host luncheon for Ada area teachers
The Lions and Kiwanis clubs hosted about ten teachers at a noon luncheon in the Pontotoc Building. Ada civic leaders welcomed guests, with remarks urging school funding and cooperation with business and professional men. Notable speakers included Dr. Guy T. Buswell of the University of Chicago and Tom Butcher of Emporia State. the event was praised as highly productive.
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Lions and Kiwanis Clubs
East Central Education Association
Lions Club
Orel Busby
Kiwanis
Hugh Norris
John T. Hefley
Henryetta
Victoria Liles
Department of Rural Education
Guy T. Buswell
University of Chicago
America
Tom Butcher
Emporia State Teachers College
Emporia
Kansas
Civic Lions
Rotary
Rotary Club
Oklahoma
Walton Candidacy Banned by Oklahoma Methodists
The West Oklahoma conference of the Methodist Episcopal church south adopted a resolution opposing J. C. Walton, Democratic U.S. senator candidate. Walton, a church member, faced a spirited debate on mixing politics with church affairs. Bishop J. M. Moore urged decorum in the session.
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Associated Press
EL Reno
West Oklahoma
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
J. C. Walton
United States
Walton
J. M. Moore
Dallas
North Texas
Oklahoma
House of God
Forced attention by telephone case in Chicago police court
George Katzman, 24, was fined 100 dollars and costs for forcing his attentions on Edna Brunhofer by telephone in a Chicago police court yesterday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Katzman
Edna Brunhofer
Demo Group Show Expense Report From DNC
The Democratic national committee report to the House clerk shows total receipts of 552,368 dollars through October 25 and expenditures to date of 725 dollars.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
House of Representatives
Newark Drops All Year Schools To Cut Costs
All year schools have been discontinued in Newark New Jersey citing insufficient attendance at summer sessions to justify extra expense.
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Newark
N. J
La Follette Heads West Before Cleveland Stop
Senator Robert La Follette moves toward Pittsburgh then Ohio to challenge the Coolidge administration, with a Saturday Cleveland address to wind up his campaign. He attacks Harding Coolidge foreign policy after speaking in Boston. John W. Davis promotes Democratic optimism in New York, thanking party allies for the ticket.
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Albany
New York
Robert la Follette
Coolidge
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Ohio
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Boston
Harding-Coolidge
John W. Davis
Dawes Ends Trans-Mississippi Campaign in Indiana Tour
Dawes moves from Brookfield Missouri to Chicago area en route to Indiana. He completed speaking west of the Mississippi and aimed to finish his Republican vice presidential bid with a brief Indiana swing. In St Joseph Missouri he attacked La Follette as radical and said Democrats ignore dominant issues.
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Dawes
Chicago
Brookfield
Mississippi
Charles G. Dawes
Indiana
trans-Mississippi
St. Joseph
Missouri
la Follette
Registration Matter Heard By Williams
Oklahoma City judge directs petitioners to appear in Williams court for a temporary restraining order. Okmulgee County voters sought to block registrar Arthur R. Winfrey from striking their names from qualified voter lists.
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Tulsa
Okmulgee
F. E. Kennemar
Kennemar
Okmulgee County
Judge Williams
Williams
Oklahoma City
Arthur R. Winfrey
Attorneys seek restraining order to save Okmulgee voters
Oklahoma City on October 31. Attorneys for voters from Okmulgee county appeared before Judge R L Williams in U S district court to obtain a restraining order preventing their names from being stricken from registration lists. The hearing was set for this afternoon.
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Oklahoma City
Okmulgee County
R. L. Williams
United States District Court
Sky Pilot on Job
Tulsa aviator Jerry Cavenaugh and Oklahoma City couple Miss Winnifred Henderson will marry in an airplane. Rev. J. G. Duling, pastor, announced he accepted their offer and is en route from Tulsa to Oklahoma City to perform the ceremony among the clouds.
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Tulsa
Jerry Cavenaugh
Winnifred Henderson
Oklahoma City
J. G. Duling
Congregational Church
Rev. Duling
Davis Speech to Air With Coolidge Address Monday Night
President Coolidge will deliver his final address Monday night via radio hookup. John W. Davis will also speak that evening after telephone officials arranged access to facilities, though at a different hour.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
John W. Davis
Firpo Not Indicted
New York October 31 federal grand jury declined to indict Louis Angel Finpo accused by Canon William S. Chase of perjury after arriving from Argentina last summer.
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Firpo
New York
Louis Angel Finpo
William S. Chase
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