Barnard Plans Sweeping New Curriculum Reform
Barnard College announces a complete overhaul of all graduation requirements. The plan, presented to Columbia President Nicholas Murray Butler by Dean Virginia C. Gildersleve, emphasizes fundamental tools, a declared major after sophomore year, and a strong focus on English, foreign language reading, health and hygiene. The new three group structure covers Languages and arts, Mathematics and sciences, and Social sciences with one subject in each group for every student.
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New York
Barnard College
Virginia C. Gildersleve
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Mystery grows in Teacher's Death in Illinois
Miss Cora Stallman a Cincinnati schoolteacher was found dead in a cistern at her sister's farm home near Mattoon Illinois. Postmortem findings ruled out drowning and the coroner said further inquest details would await. The body was sent to Cincinnati for burial with relatives Mrs Warren Kinney and Mrs Anna Seaman named in the report.
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Mattoon
Cora Stallman
Cincinnati
Anna Seaman
Schilling
Miss Stallman
Warren Kinney
Grand Avenue Business Men's group accuses police bias
New Haven August 2 AP The Grand Avenue Business Men's association says its bid to learn truth about petition charges police in the area discourage enforcement and that bootlegging operates openly under authorities eyes. The group claims witnesses and members face intimidation while resisting the probe.
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New Haven
Grand Avenue Business Men's Association
Alven
Halifax Strike Settlement Offer Details Revealed
Premier Rhodes unveils a temporary six month contract for Nova Scotia coal strike endgame. Terms cut 1924 working terms and 1922 wage rates by six to eight percent. Government seeks referendum on checkoff and revokes one fifth of coal royalties for one year. Agreement to be temporary pending full industry inquiry.
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Halifax
N.S
Rhodes
British Empire Steel Corporation
Nova Scotia
Eix
Would Reform Police Finishes In Cell
Alexander Nelson of 295 Nichols a trest was arrested on drunkenness and breach of the peace. He entered the wild precinct about 7 PM and acted boisterous, insisting the plate was run poorly. The lieutenant ordered him home, but Nelson persisted and was later held on $75 bond awaiting further action.
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Alexander Nelson
Nichols
Nelson
New Haven Judge Sets Record in Penalties
Judge Eugene J. Parley on his first month on the criminal bench handed down fines totaling 1266 and court costs 399436 with 3207 jail days across 103 cases. Sixteen liquor violators faced fines totaling 1200 in August.
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New Haven
New Havion
Eugene J. Parley
Hixteen
Radio Program Schedule Highlights and Listings Across Cities
A dense OCR of a multi-station radio grid lists daily programs across New York and other markets. It enumerates talk shows, music, orchestra concerts, baseball scores, readings, operatic and vocal performances, weapon bands, and weather forecasts with specific times and station identifiers such as WEAP NEW YORK 492, WHN NEW YORK 492, WRNY NEW YORK 25, and WAAM Newark.
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WIZ
New—York
Julian Heath
Olive Klyde Fosterne
Dorothy Ethel Walsh
Eleanor Gunn
Park Lane
John B. Daniel
Paul Swan Vart
Edna Josephs
Hane Josephs
Hanle
New York
Wall Street Journal Review
U. S. Navy
Blanche Anthony
Sanday Hall
George O'Brien
Arturo Verti
Waldorf Astoria
WEAP
Clift Murray
Willam C. Ramer
Charleston
Foster
Conterno
the Times
Sydney Neville Ussher
Masvaga
Masvaga’s "“Cavaleria Rusticana,””lusurated By Herman Numan
Grace Ferrazza
Bert Stevens
Ise Sedley
Phillip Beach
Jack Smith
Beatrice Robinson
Carrie Maude Boville
Regina Haddock
Mock Dentinger
Penn
Ben Benard
George Gut
Helen Armstrong
Joe Dettig
Yonga
Rogeland Orchestra
Dilly Loulge
Lewis ‘Alpin
Rubey Cowan
Oakley Sisters
Welton
Cyril G. Gash
Lea Wood
Richman
WRNY
Wrny Sneheon
Radio Industry
Ferruct
Orlando
Paola del Pino
Hugo Gernsback
Roosevelt
WFBH
Hanns Famous
Geneva
Mingo Flagg
Hortense Henry
Ben Hur
WMCA
Warren Scofield
Vivia
Burkow
Lauis
McAlpin
Coakley Sisters
Grage Bird McDermott
Ben Bernard
Grace Bird McDermott
Richard Lee Gillam
Linnie Well
Tehard Lee Gilam
Innie Worl
Anne Tyndall
Lisi
Lexie MacLord
Laare
Harry Harrison
Adatag
Faln
Poan
Idna Wolf
Richard Gilbert
Tria
Harmantra
Burerss
Anna Berger
Schenegtady
N. Y
U. S. Naval Observatory
Tlne
Martha van Renessa
Nowy
Bageball
Ten Myek
Paula Smith
Olle G. Vestru
James Crapp
Webb
Staten Island
Irene Kleinpeter
Oprano
Charles Kering
iWorld News
Rene Kleinpeter
Trene Kleinpeter
WGR
Buffalo
Amelia Hawkes Thorn
Gertrude Townsend
Max, Friedman
Lopex
Newark
Larry-bird
Bernarr Macfadden
Folke
Nadine Cox
Win Sewel
Frank H Vizetelly
Chateau Baltuste
Sport
Bill Wathey
Sara’ Dunn
She Chow
George Watson
Uitue
Sara Dunn
Goprynd
al Real
Bierstadt
Julus Koehl
Philln Hadders
Smilles
Giga Arthur Johnston
WOO
Philadelphia
U. S. Werther
Naval Observatory Imne
Mark Strand
Goldman
Giuseppe di Benedetto
Marine Root Orchestra
L. S. Pime
Morton Trio
Ambascador Cinert
Traymore Orches
Ambassador Or ‘Nhotra
M —Parodians Orchestra
Seaside Trio
WEEI
Boston
Ower
Browns
Eva Duree
James Marchese
A. L. Ward
Arlington
United States
WCAP
Washington
WLW
Cincinnati
Oho
Babson
WFAA
Dallas
Farmers
Collina’ Jolly Pirates
WMAG
Chicago
A. m—Family Altar League
Chapman
Louisville
KSD
ST. Louis
Silverman
WWJ
Detroit
Ariington
WDOAF
Kansas City
Marketgram
School of Air
Cecile Burton
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Toledo
Baltimore
St. Louls
Indianapolis
New Orleans
Fnrlco Caruso
KGO
Oak Lang
California
Weather Bureau
St. Francis Orchestra
New Yor
Liverpool
Uie
Stovky
Ofte
Anna Puleracn
Cileugo Motor Club
Ida Pam
Rialto Theater
Raised Sockets For Short Leads In Radio Sets
The article stresses short leads in radio designs to reduce grid and plate lead lengths. It notes that professional receivers show two inch leads, while home builders should adapt with illustrated light outfits. Filament leads remain crucial, but grid connections benefit most from compact wiring and a square wooden mounting block secures sockets to the baseboard.
Miscreant deer trouble Fairfield County crops
Game wardens report deer invaders damaging cornfields across Fairfield County. Deer are plentiful near Norwalk and Peat Swamp, with sufficient population to be declared a nuisance in some areas. Farmers may shoot deer destroying crops under current law. New game and fishing laws posted statewide, and fishing has increased with species such as ras, pickerel, bullheads, and roach in county lakes and ponds.
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Fairfield County
Frome
Norwalk
Post Road
Laat
Pepper predicts Senate compromise on World Court entry
Senator Pepper, Republican of Pennsylvania, arriving as a weekend guest of President Coolidge in Swampscott Mass, expresses confidence the Senate will approve American entry into the World Court with acceptable reservations. He favors an amended court statute granting the U S voting rights and denies any liability for League of Nations membership while starting from the current plan to clarify international law. He offers no new wage proposal on the anthracite dispute.
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Swampscott
Mass
Senate
America
Pepper
Republican
Pennsylvania
Goatridge
White Court
Hej Walg
Maine
League of Nations
Harding
Coalidge
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Prediction of postal rate cuts by Congress
U S Senator George H Moses and other U S Postal Commission members voiced a projected reduction in postal rates at the coming session. They noted June receipts were up twenty percent from the previous year, and hearings will be held in New York after their Atlantic City visit.
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Atlantic City
N J
Congress
S Nest
U. S
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
LU. S. Postal Commission
Ambassador
Walter Edge
Ventnor
Moses
Data Net
New York
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Geet
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Tanglefoot Company
Grand Rapide, Michigan
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WGBS
Julia V
American Womens Club
Shephard Orchestra
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Copley Plaga ‘Prion
Krazy Kat Kiddies Klub
M—Wnac
Marjorie Woodman
Wcts Trio
R. Cole
Twinkle Twinkle
Springfield
Capitol Theatre Orchestra
Aleppo
Prom Corps
Harry Cummings
Harmon- Willony
U.S
Correry
Owland
Artigeport
Connecticut
Hoover
Barnum
Trout
Howland Dry Goods
the Electric Shop
The
United Illuminating Co
Cor, Broad & Cannon Sts
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