Recount of State Education Convention Proceedings
A detailed summary of the state convention with remarks by Mayor A G Berthoe and Miss Clara M. Wremer, the visit of Favtel Momo seuntlita, and the address by President Conlon focusing on child development, education costs, and proposals to reform teachers' institutes, expand membership, and abolish preparatory departments.
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Pssucltion
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Roar
Lor
Lor. O P. Bishow
A. G. Berthoe
Misa Clara M. Wremer
Uecaian
Ie Rageman
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Momtaer
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Ite Sehen Aid Ihe Agyecultural College
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Yrlowstade FC
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Meric Trial College
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Sweet New Carnival
Helen
Rozen
Conlon
Helena
Aienuins
Inter
Federal Help Sought as Railroad Strike Threatens
The Perham region reports a growing push for federal aid in the rail labor dispute. Key leaders including J. Merham and W. Hawler warn that union strikes by machinists clerks and switchmen may proceed unless federal intervention averts disruption in St Paul and Washington. Public sentiment hinges on decisive action by federation officials and railway employers.
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St Paul
Pike Strat Hen
Northwest
Notton
J. &. Merham
Washington
Perl
Ralkway
American Federation of Lihar
Ate Ved
WW. T Hawler
Switchmen's Union of
Northanerica
Haeshbarger
Ali
Marshbarger
St. Paul
Washlagter
We Sons of Freight Hambers
Railroad managers say they do not fear spread
Chicago officials report railroad leaders dismiss fear of nationwide strike spread as labor tensions rise. Parham, president at tender of ridlwav telegraphers, plans talks with vice presidents Connors and Heberting before traveling to Washington for intervention. A committee member opposes a federal probe, saying railroads would avert trouble themselves.
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Chicago
Parham
Ridlwa Velegraphers
Connors
Washington
Ube
Women barred from county superintendent posts in California
Ann Finleyco reports in California that a new redistricting primary restricts candidates for county superintendent of schools. President Marvin Cox of the California Teachers Association notes only 23 of 57 county superintendents are elected, and candidates must prove regular voting status before appearing on the ballot, affecting women voters who may or may not comply with the law.
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Ann Fiinelyco
California
Marvin Cox
California Teachers
Cox
Wife Discovers Tramp Cutting Husband's Throat
East Dougas, Stars. Tee. 2 miter ing her kitches unexpectedly today. Mrs. Charles Potter found a young stranger, who had waked to braiinyverl 6 warn hhingelt, in the act of cutting her husband. Wrenching of his windpipe, he was severely injured. He is thought to die. The attacker is believed to have kept a large sum of money in the house.
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East
Dougas
Charles Potter
Young Sin
Huisband
Tsar
Vietin J
Steamship Celestial Fire Claimed Four Days Work
Liverpool dispatch reports a four day fire aboard the Celestial liner with passengers evacuated. The ship, which traveled from New York, arrived safely after a cautious disembarkation and oil bunker salvage efforts were underway. The vessel had left Nine Miles for Queenstown on November 18.
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Liverpool
Der
New York
Tim Coege
Queenstown
Will Revive Punishment Wresno Cal Dec 28
A fragmentary report notes George Ge Mumm attempting a task today to clean a park hose area. The ball weighed two pounds.
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Wresno
Cal
George Ge Mumm
Wits Heating
Corts Hose Park
Brokaw Testimony Unveils Alimony and Drinking Claims
New York reports on December 2 4 court session where Brokaw admitted alimony of 60000 yearly and a wife suit amid cross examination revealing his drinking habits and alleged actions at his wife’s bedroom in Great Neck. Witnesses are set to continue questioning as the defense disputes prior assertions.
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New York
Quitil Brokaw
Mineola
Wwe
Lowlie
Byford
Brokaw
Asinokt
Framer Gould
Ars
Horace Witte
Syracuse
Brokow
Clont
Mary
Yal
Kaw
Ryrokuw
Auiather
Avoit
Alimany
Patriotism Yields to Commercialism in Ashokan Dam Case
Supreme Court Justice Wesley Toward cites patriotism as be- lieving public enterprise justified despite losses from protecting New York City water supply. The opinion notes damages to property caused by the Ashokan reservoir project and warns of costly leaks, urging caution in public works funding and emphasizing the need to prevent waste.
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Wray
N. Vo
Dee
Supreme Court
Wesley O
Ashokan
Tlster Court
New York City
Whiteie Avenues
Strecklens
Shay
Justice Howard
Nethinay
Old Timer Passes Over Last Divide
Helena local paper reports the death of a Montana pioneer, Npeetul Thapateh loie, in San Prun e860. The longtime Helena resident and former city treasurer Albert L. Lefl, a key figure in mining and business, is noted for his roles with the Oia Vellawa Moxon and the Ridging fraternal orders.
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Npeetul Thapateh Loie Standard
Helena
Leech
Usetty
Chenin
Hesse
Apel
America
Elena
Dr. Hides
Petting Aml
Odi Pelli
Fugitive Confederate Colonel Nominated U S Senator
Col James Gordon once allied with Booth and Lincolns assassin, now named United States senator by Governor Noel amid a federal manhunt and $1000 reward for his capture dead or alive. The case ties to the Booth plot and postwar Confederate circles, with Gordon denying involvement and seeking retirement.
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United States
James Gordon
Akafotinn
Noel
Booth
Lincoly
Gorden
Canunla
Wowik
Virginia
Conlon
New York Envy
Hoth
Gordon
New Yorker
Getaral Ibix
New York
Geneva
Zelaya Claims Presidency of Nicaragua in Exile
The Nicaraguan leader Zelaya declared himself STN president while in Mexico, insisting he has not relinquished office though unlikely to return. He defended his wealth figures, denied misappropriation, and said a $40,000 Emery loan was his own funds. A vote of thanks followed for his alleged services.
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Cordova
Mexico
Vier
Jone Bavins Zekeyn
Qile Guerrero F
Beliya
Mweman
Estrada Rejects Peace Terms Offered by Madriz
Washington dispatch reports General Estrada refuses the peace terms proposed by President Madriz and rejects recognition of Madriz aligned assembly. Estrada would meet a Madriz commission but denounces the assembly as usurping the people’s rights and demands disbandment of rival forces before any settlement.
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Washington
el- Mia
Teader Incu
Madriz
Madris
Estrada
Maduiz
General Estrada
Madriz Commissionar
Ald
Liis Legislative Assembly
Melita
Unes
Ae Ruarmet
Burning After Big Battle From Ratm to Bluefields
Searching parties in the bush for days recover wounded and prisoners after a fierce engagement near Ratm. General Ke trades guard of honor for Bluefields, many soldiers starved for days with bananas as rations, while surgeons saved lives amid dire conditions.
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Ratm
Ketrades
Lahore
Howe
Uneie Skamithie Hinphitis
Rana
Zolaya
Murphy Seeks Custody After Alleged Wife Abuse
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports John T. Murphy of this city claims his wife Linda Murphy abused him and refused to live with him. He requests custody of their two children, now living with her in Quartey, as grounds for a custody change.
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John T. Murphy
Thia Els
Linda I
Murphy
Quirtey
Thea
Lina
Nina
Tim
Weather News Brief for Northeast Cold Night
The Northeast faces colder conditions tonight with frigid winds expected. Reports from Minnesota indicate a sharp drop in temperatures as communities brace for a frosty evening and a cold tomorrow.
Montana Capitol Wings Crisis Traps Legislature in Deadlock
A Montana extraordinary session ends in a stalemate between the Republican Senate and Democratic House over capi tol wings construction. The Senate leans to amending the call and funding, while the House opposes additional appropriations. Committees report majority and minority views and debate centers on use of 500000 for wings and Montana stone framing.
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Meloni
House
Senate
Hieventiy Legislative Assembly
Montana
Allen
Uile
Capitol
McCone
Sebeau
Long
Edwards
Romney
Selvidge
Mr. Bacons
Columbus
Stoun
Mevone
Aelway
Desperate youth eludes pursuers in Memphis
A young man identified as James F. Hhonch fled from authorities in Memphis after killing his mother and eluding a posse for hours. A citizen posse waited at a house on the riverfront as officers prepared reinforcements. The event details a violent family tragedy and a dramatic escape in the city’s tense last hours.
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