Noted Educators Meet in Washington for NEA Conference
Washington February 24. Page after page in the New Willard register lists educators of high repute attending the forty sixth annual conference of the National Educational Association. The three day session will open tomorrow to form the rural and agricultural education and women’s departments. Delegates plan to press Congress for larger rural education appropriations. Sessions will run at Metropolitan M E Church with other venues used. President Roosevelt will greet the visitors at the White House Thursday.
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New Willard Hotel
National Educational Association
Department of Rural and Agricultural Education
Department of National Organizations of Women
Los Angeles
Congress
M. E. Church
Roosevelt
White House
Denver Priest Slain in Church. Assassin Tied to Anarchy
Denver mourns Father Leo Heinrichs killed during sacrament at St. Elizabeth's as investigators link the crime to anarchist and socialist ideas. Suspect Guisseppe Guarnaccio, a Sicilian shoemaker, 56, recently in Paterson and Boston mill towns, reportedly embraced extremism. Funeral planned for Wednesday with Knights of Columbus and other Catholic groups in attendance.
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Guiseppe G. Guaranaccio
St. Elizabeth's
Father Heinrichs
Father Eusebius
St. Elizabeth's Church
Paterson
N. J
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W. O’ryan
St. Leo's Church
Knights of Columbus
Knights of St. John
Guisseppe Guarnaccio
Sicily
America
Massachusetts
Chicago
Guaranaccio
Czar Paul
Russia
Portugal
Wakefield
Mass
Guarnaccio
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Man Identified in Paris Theft Case Near Shamrock
Amarillo February 24. R L Montgomery of Paris identified the man arrested eight miles from here at Shamrock as the party charged with the July theft at Paris of an express package containing 5000 dollars. Sheriff Huehn and Deputy Sheriff Keeton made the arrest and a reward of 500 dollars was offered.
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Tex
R. L. Montgomery
Paris
Shamrock
Here
Huehn
Keeton
Constable Shot Dead During Arrest Attempt near Dillon
Ragland R. Brumson a Columbia constable was shot and killed near Dillon while trying to arrest a negro suspect. The assailant fled the scene.
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Columbia, S. C
Ragland R. Brumson
Dillon
Central Illinois Traction officials face manslaughter charges
In Charleston on February 24 Judge Thompson arraigned M. Sampel, Francis Peabody, Arthur Underwood, and directors of the Central Illinois Traction Company along with President Worter and Superintendent Moore on manslaughter charges connected to last August's interurban wreck that killed eighteen people and injured fifty.
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Peter 8S
Grosscup
United States
Chicago
Sampsell
Francis Peabody
Arthur Underwood
Central
Ilinois Traction Company
Wotter
Moore
Thompson
Coles County
Cuban Revolution Anniversary Observed in Havana
Cubans marked the twelfth anniversary of the declaration and start of the revolution that led to Cuba's independence from Spain with a public holiday in Havana. Flags were displayed and a series of exercises hosted by various societies underscored the celebration.
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Havana
United States
Island
Black Hand Plots Hit Brooklyn Music Store
An explosion wrecked Peter Locato's Morgan avenue music store in Brooklyn on Monday. Locato had received threatening Black Hand letters after a prior blast last spring and December damage. Locato and his family escaped with minor injuries. a body found nearby had a bomb in his pocket, and authorities suspect a failed assignment led to murder by associates.
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New York
Brooklyn
Peter Locato
Morgan Avenue
Locato
Nogi Expresses Sympathy Over Stoessel Verdict
Cincinnati dispatch reports General Nogi, commander of Japanese forces at Port Arthur, expressed deep sympathy as General Stoessel was convicted by court martial and sentenced to death. Nogi declined to state further views when asked in a cablegram.
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Stoessel
Cincinnati
Nogi
Port Arthur
Cincinnati Times-Star
Senators Secluded In Italian Senate Over Corruption Trial
Rome feb 24 over one hundred senators comprising the high court judging nunzio nasi former minister of public instruction charged with embezzlement from the state treasury are locked in palazzo madama with clerks and servants removed and the court kept in isolation until a verdict is reached authorities hold Sicily in check as public sentiment stews over the trial.
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High Court
Nunzio Nasi
Public Instruction
Palazzo Madama
Senate
Sicily
Train No 14 derails near Flovilla injuring four mail clerks
The Jacksonville and Chicago Limited No 14 on the Southern railway derailed about five and a half miles south of Flovilla Ga early Monday. The engine baggage mail combination and one Pullman car left the track into a ditch. Four mail clerks were seriously injured but not fatally. No passengers were hurt.
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Flovilla
Jacksonville and Chicago Limited
Southern Railway
Here
Philip Ed Chappell Missouri Leader Dies in Kansas City
Philip Ed wards Chappell former Missouri state treasurer and Jefferson City mayor died at his Kansas City home at age seventy. He was an authority on Missouri river steam boating and active in cattle raising in western Texas, and was a stockholder in several Kansas City banks.
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Kansas City
Philip Edwards Chappell
Missouri
Jefferson City
This City
Texas
Winter Carnival Inaugurated in Havana
Havana marks the start of a winter carnival as thousands attend including American tourists. The event kicks off with a festive procession and shows of local culture drawing visitors from abroad.
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Havana
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