Educators to push cabinet place and pay rise at national meeting
Twelve thousand teachers from across America head to Milwaukee in June for the National Educational Association convention. They plan to demand a cabinet seat for education and a higher salary scale, with sessions on physical education, speech correction, and higher education. The city prepares lodging and services for about 3,000 visiting teachers and a large post office and information network.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Educational Profession of America
Milwanker
National Educational Association
America
California
Louis
Chicago
Giueande
Guar Sence
Com
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United States
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Reat Sevenenone
Fred M. Hunter
Oakland
Cal
Carlton B. Gibson
Savannah
Mary Bradford
Kenosha
Wik
May
Tru
Helena
Mont
R. J. Condon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Olive Jones
No. 120
New York
William D. Lewis
William Penn High School
Philadephia
Witich
National Council of Executive and Administrative Women
Tv Club
Department of Higher Education
Young Man Dies in Mine Rock Fall at East Cols
William H. Thomas age 18, son of Mr and Mrs Willian T Willis street, was killed early yesterday when rock fell at East Cols mine. He lived in Walkerville where his father served two terms as alderman and worked 22 years as a blacksmith at Leonard mine. He belonged to First Presbyterian Sunday school. Survived by three sisters Russell Hodis Thomas and Genevieve. Remains at ards undertaking with burial time pending.
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William H.thomas
Willian T. Willlis
East Cols
William I. Thomas Sr
Walkerville
Leonard
Young Thomas
Presbyteria Sunday School
Mrs. Russell
Hodis Thomas
Genevieve Thomas
Ards
Longest and Hottest Day of the Summer Reported
A fragment describes the longest and hottest day of the year with a thermometer peaking around 95 degrees. People on hot asphalt streets sought shade and relief, while places like Yellowstone Park were mentioned as nearby references.
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Beinis
Pegli
Peresons
Sivan
Isto
Yellowstone Park
Hutte
National Grange fights Mondell land bill opposition
The National Grange campaigns to defeat the Mondell soldier land bill amid protests that it would flood the West with noncultivable land and threaten farmers. It argues soldiers should settle in productive regions and warns of widespread unemployment and land speculation. Nearby, residents on North Wyoming seek sewers and street lighting, with an official survey planned.
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Washington
National Grange
United Sta
House of the
Senate
Grange
United States
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Gr Hold
Hon Public Lands
National Capital de
National Grangehist
Ounty Organization
Ite Prempalien
Wester
Wyoming Street
Board of ‘Ea Commissioners
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Prehistoric text on religious disruption at Loreto
Fragmentary report from Loreto notes priests without permission halted masses and other duties amid rising living conditions. The piece mentions pilgrims and an unprecedented murmur, reflecting strain over clerical allowances and religious practice.
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Loret
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