Perfect Attendance Record For Past Two Months In Rural Schools
Rural schools report a perfect attendance and on time record for the sixth month. Students listed include Howie Howie M Overland Kenneth Blackwell Nora Fraser Stalph and Clarence Berrie and many others across districts such as Duck Creek East Boulder Eagle Point and Forest Sandage with numerous pupils named and tallies of attendance maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howie
M. Overland
Kenneth Blackwell
Kent
Nora MM
Fraser—Stalph
Clarence Berrie
George
Marjorie Mae Marlow
Olando
Telmar
Lilly
Beulah Teclind
Irene Hausserman
Duck Creek
Katherine Ballard
Glenn Stewart
Tommy
Dobbs
Margaret
Betty Jarrett
Bob
Julia Jane
Annalie Glark
East Oulder
Jessie Lester
William Baker
Paul Carter
Bill
Grace Esp
Alva Ewandim
Rebeccs
Woolsey
Kenneth Weight
Betty
Kenneth
Harold Wiveland
Bert
Miriam Daugherty
Delly Krogen
Grey City
Helen Chisholm
Morlan Flatlum
Birt
Howard Forsside
Lee
Lucille Sanders
Willie
Dora Peterson
John Weidinger
Lorraine
Alice Hughes
Lucille
Jeannette Robbins
Beatrice Alolingsworth
Grey Cr
Anne Chisholm
Robert Burns
Russell Flattum
William Hughes
Wallace Robbins
Ray Sorenson
Rela Jane Kellows
Mildred Mattson
Betty Sanders
Medley
Carrie Condya
Patrick Sind
Michael Lamach
Basin-Ing Wall
Billy Iunner Glasston
Enminut Franklin
Violet Bowman
Mehel Qotler
Franklin
Vanehe Jones
Ellen Fincher
Leon Olin
Ommund
Tom Osen
White Beaver
Reho Fanning
Louise Culli
Arthur Oates
Donald
Lena Lamb
Maurice Thompson
Leasby
Elizabeth Hoall
Grant Gaepenter
Donald Clegg
Charles
Dorothy
Jean
Marian Nicholson
Stanles
Mescal Phillips
Upper Dry Fork
Lamach— Nelson
Elizabeth Nye
Swamp Creek
Violet Widdigambe
Agnes
Margit
Olga
Borghild Hegdal
Mary
Peder Pederson
Elizabeth
Sigrid Lien
Prisedita
Elenor Tate
Loletta Hloedat
Lole Westerswell
Burton Obin
Deer Creek
Elsie Tubb
Clarence
Oscar Rigen
Ronald Hoyem
Huth Coser
Charlotte
Sunnyside
Alma Moffett
Ned
Clifford Moffett
Russell Hokansen
Peaceful Valley
Anne Gregory
Edwin
Ernest
Kelley
Hughena
Isabelle Lunceford
Jennie Sullivan
Dorothy Esther
Louie Altman
Mazel
George Hash
Dutton
Helen Schmidthofer
Betty Follet
Homer McComb
Crim
Oh. J. Oliphant
Louis Drivdahl
Melville
Pearl
Neill Clinton
Karl and
Katheryn Green
Robert
Dorothy Langston
George Moss
Hugh
Alice Grande
Jeanne Clare
Harold
Herbert Tjaalzand
Winifred
Bernadette Lanagan
Wheeler Butte
Myrtle Nute
Percy
Sigurd Lavold
Vernon York
Bang Lavold
Bertha
Helen Plaguemeyer
Briley
Evelyn Kent-Ruth
Clara Wagner
Upper Spring
Mrs
A Dallas
Ardith Robbins
Howie—M. Overland
Ingar
Oscar
Ruth Stone
Marian
Wilma Rostad
Betty Gottlob
Reho Fatining
Marvin
Loran Humphrey
Marion Sibbitt
Ellen Peterson
Nora M. Fraser
Ralph
Charles Hausserman
Peter
Beulah Terland
Marjorie May Marlow
Otter Creek
Mary Butler
Robert Cosgris
Lawrence Jackman
Bernice
Nd Kieaner Lavold
Grey Clit Gower
Jusseh Flattum
William and
Raymond Hughes
Hay Sorenson
Mildred Mattsen
Grey C. Cupper
Markut
Howard Forsythe
Vee
Luville Sanders
John Weidmar Lorine Hughes
Mhy Wis
Elizabeth Uwall
Robert Mason
Walter
Cyeer Dry Fork
Margaret Latuach
Nelson Snd M
Carney
Ida M. Oleson
Clifton Gardner
Forest
Willie and
Arvilla Sharp
Rush Templeton
Jock Yardley
Elizabeth Wood
Mendenhall
Lois Crosby
Howard Wood
Anna Strub
Lucky Center
Ellen Shaughnessy
Freda
Edna Boddy
Annie Kirchner
Donald Ball
Eagle Point
Clara Solberg
Stuart Moore
Knob Hill
Marian Carl
Kathleen
Johnny Viets
Arthur
Win Froberts
Bridge
Jesanette Preston
Kenneth Aund Asrold Iiveland
Pat Daougherty
Dolly Krogen
Starry Preston
Gasin
Ina Wall
Ellen Ward
Sydney
Margaret Brannin
Melly He
Pearl Neill
Clinton
Farland Katheye Green
Robert Ligston
Hugh Reynolds
Bernhart Sdene
Arthur Ghadsmiuns
Helen Johnson
Donna Neill
Ruth Tronrad
Gdassten
Emma Preanklin
Violet Lowman
Mabel Butler
Afice Franklin
Blanche Jones
Ommund Osen
Bouldve—Mres
Goldie Shipton
Harold Faw
Fred
Maurice
Ora Thompson
Esp
Harmon Jones
Ruby Dobbison
Herbert
Harold Tynaland
Sophia Egeland
Vincent Hannah
Rapstad
Ruth Lanagan
Alfred
Raymond
Alma Rudd
Leland
William Liebel
Ida Shipton
van Mosehelle
Ralph Sandsness
Edna
Thyra
Ruby Frederickson
Jennie
Gertrude Ostrum
Wormser
Ursal Weshind
Louis Weslind
Quincys Huyser
Violet Widdicombe
Olga Vil Borghild Herdal
Hamilton
Mary Stickley
Borrenc
Nonald Schulz
Cox Creek
Katherine Peterson
Warlow Weight
Normas Brown
Lester Hathaway
Elmer Donald
Frances Hapge
Eleanora Tate
Kent Lake
Philis Morrison
Ray Mosier
Jelen Anderson
Doris
Florence Thompson
Angel Drivdahl
Orvin Fiore
Susie Fischer
Wheelerhulte
Sixfurd Caveld, Jr
Helen Plaggemeyer
Mountain View
Mary Forechald
Jene
Junior Carl
Albert
George Stoessel
Lower Dey Fork
Evelyn Rose
Iezius
Walter Cunningham
Wickersham Urges Reform at Law Institute Meeting
Washington May 8 Chairman Wickersham led a sharp attack on how criminals are kept under enhanced penalties and called for better jail conditions. Chief Justice Hughes praised judicial fact finding as 60 plus judges and lawyers gathered for the American Law Institute’s eighth annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickersham
Law Enforcement Commission
the Nations
American Law Institute
Hughes
Supreme Seat
Hoover
White House
Institute
New Associate Justice Roberts Slated for Supreme Court
Washington May 16 The nomination of Owen J Roberts of Philadelphia to the Supreme Court faces close Senate scrutiny yet leaders express confidence of confirmation within a week to ten days. Sale by Sheppard’s opposition surfaces a debate over his anti prohibition speech claims while Norris Borah and Reed back Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Senate
Sheppard
Texas
F. Scott McBride
Roberts
Megrid O
Norris
Judicials Committee
Borah
Idaho
Hughes
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Walsh
Montana
Parker
Reed
Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
McBride Says League Had Been Born Of God
F Scott McBride head of the Anti Saloon League testifies before a senate lobby committee calling the league born of God. Senator Blaine calls the remark sacrilegious McBride says the league fought for progress and God led it He says the group complied with the federal corrupt practices act and provided data on prohibition appointments but cannot name specific instances
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McBride
League
God
Washington
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Senate
Blaine
Wisconsin
Dblaine
Elaine
Melvide
Tion
Congress
Anti- Saloon League
National League
Tornadoes Kill Three in Oklahoma City and East
A series of tornadoes across Oklahoma killed three people and injured at least twenty. In Bartlesville area Gladys Downs 21 died when a house lifted and thrown. Hodges and his son died near Stigler, with John Stevenson seriously hurt in Haskell county. Several towns were reported struck as rescue teams reported limited communication and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklalahome
Gladys Downs
Bartlesville
Vern Stewart
Downs
Hodges
John Stevenson
Haskell
Stigler
Eureka
San Bois
Rockford
Blaine
Kinta
Arkansas River
Ball Park
Shawnee
Stanford Man Shoots Much Hunted Wolf
Stanfor d stockmen spent a decade trying to trap a white killer wolf preying on cattle in the Little Belt and Highwood ranges. At the Al Cloz ranch a hunt with two dogs ended when the wolf attacked the canines and forced their retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Little Belt
Highwood Mountains
al Cloz
Cloz
Earl Neill
Montana Stockmen Offer for Wolf Kill Reward Details
From behind a tree Glog opened fire and the wolf dropped dead. The killer is an almost snow white wolf of about 83 pounds and around one year old. It bears a bullet hole in the right hind leg from a shot four years ago. Clog will collect 2300 offered by the Montana Stockmen's Association plus an extra 100 placed on the head by individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Montana Stockmen’s Association
Mexico Loses Air Hero In Sudden Sea Crash
Col. Pablo Sidar and Lt. Rovirosa died when the Morelos monoplane crashed into the sea off Porto Limón Costa Rica after a storm formed during the flight from Oaxaca to South America. The wreckage trapped Rovirosa and Sidar was recovered. no mechanic Enríquez was aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovirosa
Department of Communications
Sidar
Rovirsa
Morelos
Enriquez
Porto Limon
Salvador
South America
Steaks Without Gravy Spark Publicity in Detroit
Miss Hazel Chapman admitted she tolerates many things except steak without gravy. At Michael Sarheriosan's restaurant she demanded steak and gravy after 1:30 a.m. The gravy department was closed, she attacked the steak with anger, and a collision led to jail for Chapman and a black eye for the chef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Miss Chapman
Michael
Eve
Memoranda Slips At 1928 Banquet Hard To Explain
Washington May. Questioned before the senate lobby committee, William H. Stayton testified he had personal knowledge that liquor was served at a 1928 presidential candidate dinner. He could not identify the candidate or the dinner location, saying he was not there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
William H. Stayton
The
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Blaine
United States
Stayton
Slayton
Hoover
Herbert L. Clark
Philadelphia
Hoveer
Peavey
Wisconsin
Ciry
Anti-Saloon League
Glaine
Stastow
Caraway
Wadsworth
New York
University Club
Baltimore
Scobbs Proposes Misdemeanor Charge For Liquor Offenses
Representative Stobbs Massachusetts Republican introduces a bill to make manufacture sale or transportation of a gallon or less of intoxicating liquor a misdemeanor unless the offender is a habitual violator. The measure caps penalties at six months imprisonment or a fine with no federal judges to impose felonies on casual violators.
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Washington
Stobbs
Massachusetts
Stebbs
House Judiciary Committee
Mitchell
Law Enforcement Commission
Stobbin
Students Work Harder To Focus on Their Studies
Some students remain after class to improve grades and deepen understanding, choosing extra study time over leisure. The effort reflects a commitment to learning and academic achievement.
Lady Heath Gains Divorce on Cruelty Grounds
Lady Mary Heath the aviatrix is granted a divorce from Sir James Heath in Reno Nevada on grounds of extreme cruelty. The decree was by default after he failed to contest. she described him as penurious and financially controlling with an estimated income of 200000 to 800000 pounds annually.
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Reno
Mary Heath
James Heath
Thomas F. Moran
Heath
James
Sir James
Lady Heath
England
America
South Africa
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