National Education Association Meeting Promotes Rural School Centralization
Detroit July 10 delegates at the fortieth NEA convention heard officers nominated for later vote, with William Bradshear of Iowa College as president and Charis Keyes of Hartford as treasurer. Sessions covered elementary education and centralization of rural schools to improve teachers, health, and community ties while debates on state university roles and training for secondary teachers continued.
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Detroit
Mich
National Educational Association
Indian Educational Department
William Bradshear
Iowa College
Charis WH. Keyes
Hartford
Conn
Thesa
Frederick ME. Crunden
St. Louis
George M. Grant
Queers University
Ameston
Grant
J. Louis Soldan
Aasolation
Charlotte M.powe
Columbia
S.C
Department of’ School Administration
A. EL. Bonebrake
Sioner
Schaols
Ohio
Department of Secondary Education
J. R. Bishop
Cincinnati
State University
R. H. Jesse
University of Missouri
J. W.pertin
of .Cleveland
Wesleyan Reserve University
Department of Higher Education
Jesse
National University
Washington
Natonal University
Vege
F. F. Brandt
Philadelphia
Department of Education
J. E. Russell
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Department of Normal Schools
Railroads Declare Dividends in July Board Meeting
Louisville and Nashville directors declared the usual 24 percent semi annual dividend. The Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati and St. Louis railroad announced a 2 percent semi annual dividend, up by 0.5 percent.
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New York
Louisville & Nashville
Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati & St. Louis’ Railroad
Engagement announced for Misd Jeriite Firth and Ehnér D. Rosa
Knoxville July 10 engagement news from Egypt Georgia near Savannah announces the betrothal of Miss Jeriite Firth to Ehnér D. Rosa. The groom is secretary and treasurer of the People’s Telephone Company of Knoxville. The wedding is planned for early September at the bride’s home.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Jeriite Firth
Egypt
Savannah
Ehnér D. ‘Rosa
Ignoxville
Beng
People’s ‘Tele
Knibxville
Moore's Sentence Upholds Robbery Conviction in New York
The New York Court of Appeals confirms the first degree robbery conviction of William A. E. Moore and upholds a nineteen year sentence at Bing Bing prison. The case, linked to the Moore Mahon badger incident, involved Fayne Moore luring Martin Mahon to a hotel and extorting 170 dollars and a 3300 debt note. Mrs Strahan of Atlanta is said to have filed for divorce. she was reported as residing in London.
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Albenay
N. Ys
Court of Appeals
William
A. EB. Moore
New York City
Moore
Bing Bing
Fayne
William A. E. Moore
Mahon
Nashville votes for over half a million in bonds
Nashville Tennessee July 10 Today's election was a formality with no opposition to the democratic nominees for magistrate or to bond issues and a new electric lighting company franchise. About eighteen hundred votes were polled as bonds totaling 950000 sewer bonds and 250000 street improvement bonds were authorized. The Caney Fork River project and the electric supply franchise were approved by voters under the amended city charter. Judge W F H Swiggart of Union City announced his candidacy for governor.
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Nashville
Tenn
Magistrate
Caney Fork
W. FH. Swiggart
Union City
Govsarnor
Deal Will Be Made in a Few Days In Knoxville Zinc Lands
Knoxville July 10 report says a large zinc deal dating from today’s Constitution will be completed in a few days. Eastern capitalists have visited the city and more will come Thursday to confer with local parties. The transaction is said to involve $200,000 and 250 acres of zinc lands. The new company is expected to be organized by August 1.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Pecal
Raid on Charleston Tigers Targets Illegal Establishments
Charleston, July 10. Police led by Clefafar from Columbia raided illegal bars in Charleston, tearing up premises and forcing closures. Owners warned, streets cleared, and many eateries locked as officers asserted enforcement for the first time, signaling stronger police backbone in the city.
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South Carolina
Charleston
Chang
Clefafar
Columbia
Aia
Tigers
Refuses to Give Up Office Posts Postmaster Nichols Fights McLaurin Appointee
Greenville postmaster Nichols vows to contest the appointment of MeoJ McLaurin appointee FW Richardson as postmaster of Greenville. Nichols seeks to extend his term amid circulating petitions and backing from local figures. Senator McLaurin and his wife are visiting Richardson at his summer home on Paris Mountain, about eight miles from Greenville.
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Nichols
Greenville
Columbian
Meoj
Hichardson
The
Greenville News
Wichols
McLaurin
Mr. Richardson
Paris
Mountain
Candidates to Fill the Unexpired Congressional Term
In Columbia South Carolina on July 10 specials note daily rumors for the vacancy created by Dr J William Stokes death. Seven counties shape the race with Orangeburg and Lexington leading and Sumter having a voice. Names suggested include Altamont Moges J Harvey Wilson Bumter Thomas FP Brantley Thomas Raysor M P Howell Colleton C M Burd W H Sharpe D Mi Crosson and J D Griffin.
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Columbia
D. C
Congress
Bumter
Thomas FP. Brantley
Thomas Raysor
Orangeburg
M. P. Howell
Colleton
C. M. Burd
Ww. HH. Sharpe
D. Mi. Crosson
Dy Griffith
Lexington
Christian Endeavor Sees Twentieth International Convention Close
The United Society of Christian Endeavor wrapped its twentieth international convention in Cincinnati with strong addresses and rallies. Leaders praised the event amid robust enthusiasm, urging greater support for missions, a continued push for public school oversight, and stronger financial backing for world Endeavor work.
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Cincinnati
The
United Society _of* Christian Endeavor
Clark
Baer
Ohio
Woyd W. Tompking
Philadelphia
Cornelius Weelfkin
Brooklyn
Endeavor
Williston
Boston
Auditorium
George W. Coleman
Maine
Havana Harbor
Dewey
Olympia
Manila Bay
George W. Moore
Nashville
Tenn
Frederick A. Wallace
Lexington
J. F. Cowan
A. B. Curry
Birmingham
Ala
Tracy McGrez
Detroit
Gilby
C. Kelly
Tenn James
L. Hill
Salem
Mass
Gorge
McMantmam
Steupenville
Shaw
Christian ‘Endeavor Union
Christing
China
John Snape
Wilmington
Del
D. W. Arnett
Wilberforce
George B. Stewart
Harrisburg
J.O’ Butler
Washington, D. C
Missionaries and Endeavorers Conclude World Conference
The conference closed with twenty thousand attendees in two Boston auditoriums. Leaders from across the globe outlined plans to spread Christian Endeavor in 1903, with banners from Foochow and Osaka symbolizing worldwide growth and commitment.
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Russia
Samuel BH
Capen
Boston
Fle
A. Aulton
Canton
China
George Darsie
Frankfort
Charles HB. Ransom
South Africa
A. Miyaki
Japan
Chinn
Williston
Francis Clark
Auditorium Endeavor
William Shaw
Africa
Australia
India
Persia
Armenia
Foochow
Philadelphia
Chicago
Osaka
Floyd W. Tompkins
Endavor
J. Campbell Morgan
Baltimore
Clark
Shaw
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Wincteen Mears
Pet
Streian
Charleston ‘Tigers
Stokes
Geruinz
PRI Ted
Anna
Eneavorers
C. E. Ehrman
Lancaster
W. B. Wallace
Utica
Robert B. Boesch
Presbyterian’ Board of Foreign Missions
Speed
Chris Tigns
Willis HR. Hotchkiss
East Coast
Mfxica
Dangle
G. ‘L. Wharton
Hiram, Ohto
FP. Jones
England
Shania
Aint -EaWard Holten
David James Burtell
Alexander Walters
Jersey City
C.la. Thompson
Thais - En-Iwads
Eal Gatarri
Stuart
Vo Uo
F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall
Lake Shore
Tim
Great Lakes
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Harrington Mills
Tels
Binck Taland
R. L
B. B. Mitchell
Young’s
Union Depot
Prudential Brig
Post Office
North
Forsyth Street
Renogn, Ersog Press
Iotels
SUM
Continental
Atlantic Beach
Pia
NILES
Jacksonville
Florida
Kos
H.W. Merrill
Mer
Statler’s
Buffalo
Fuor~ Loring
Miller’s Hotel
Madison Square
Broadway
Hixth’ Avenue
W. M. Haight
Bissell
King Hardware Company
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs
E. Ee
Rest—Recreation
Old Point Comfort
Virginia
Hygeia Hotel
Hampton Roads
America
Keeler
Mar
Hotel Brunswick
89Th St
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New York Stv
City
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
Highlands
Central Park
Medison Avenue
Amerkeem
Chase
Hotel Gerard
44Th Street
Hamblin
Alec
Avon Vnn
Avon-by-the-Sea
J. Most
New Jersey
Cloudland Hotel
Cloudland, N. C
L. Murrell
Phe-Ghenet
Fhwasithar
Todb
Elmwood
LRA
Ewey
Exposit Se
Wwogl
Alvec
Spoettion
Mropenmof
Southermerty
Park Ave
4Th Ave
New Yor
Court Garden
Fourth Avay
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Cumberland
Atlantic
Mae'atteatan Water
Brunand Gargang Fernanaine Bevant S
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