Carnegie Fund for Pensions for Teachers Paid Over Three Million
New York May 19 The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching reports eight years of operation totaling 2 936 927 distributed as retiring allowances for professors and pensions to widows. In the year ended September 30 1913 579 440 was paid to professors and 80 949 to widows. 403 allowances are now in force with an average annual payment of 1 703. The report details pensions systems at Brown University Rockefeller Institute and the American Museum of Natural History and discusses plans for clergy pensions. It also surveys public school teacher pensions including New York City and Massachusetts state systems. The foundation expands into educational inquiry studying Vermont education and engineering education while examining legal education and state regulation of higher education. It notes only 55 percent of college students are high school graduates and salaries for professors and instructors have risen substantially. The report ends with a critique of college catalogs.
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Associated Press
New York
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Canada
Henry S. Pritchett
Brown University
Rockefelter Institute
American Museum of Natural History
Episcopal Church
New York City
Massachusetts
Vermont
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American Bar Association
Jrnational
Josef Redlich
Vienna
Iowa
California Boy Sets Perfect 200 Score in Interscholastic
An 18 year old First Sergeant Otto Reynolds of Placer County High School Auburn Calif shot a perfect 200 of 200 in the Astor cup event at the interscholastic championship. He scored ten bull eyes standing ten prone with Remington AMC .22 ammunition on a NRA half inch bullseye target. Reynolds previously topped state scores and earned a place on the team after a prior tryout.
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Calif
Reynolds
National Rifle Association
The
American Declares He Will Take British Naturalization in Mexico
Evans Yale, an American traveler through Atlanta, says he will seek British naturalization in Mexico after fleeing Mexico City. He cites lack of American flag protection and states the British flag commands respect there. The piece notes his business ties in Mexico and contrasts loyalties.
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Mexico
Atlanta
Evans Yale
New Orleans
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Mexico City
Tidwell on Trial for Murder in Greenville Court
George W. Tidwell Sr formerly of Athens and Augusta is tried in Greenville for the March killing of E. Emmett Walker at the Carolina Mill. A plea of temporary insanity was entered as jury selection began and Ms Ollie Tidwell testified about Walker's alleged ruinous promise of marriage. Tidwell Jr and family members observed court as character witnesses testified to Tidwell's reputation. Court adjourned until morning.
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S. C
George W. Tidwell
Athens
Augusta
E. Emmett Walker
Walker
Carolina Mill
Tidwell
Ollie Tidwell
Emmett Walker
George W. Tidwell, Jr
Sam F. Garlington
Garlington
Augusta Chronicle
Jacobs Advertising
Clinton
R. L. McKinney
Macon News
Isabella Tidwell
Tango corn remedy promises painless core removal
To the guaranteed corn remedy to the guaranteed corn remedy no more aching corns and bunions. The first touch of Tango ends your suffering. Applied instantly, it roots out the core of the corn without pain. Money-back guarantee. 25 cents at all druggists. Jacobs' Pharmacy Atlanta.
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Jacobs’Pharmacy
Atlanta
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