Growth and history of the National Education Association
Review of the NEA's growth from under 100 members to over 160000 since 1918. Details on its Philadelphia origins in 1857, expansion after absorbing divisions, annual conventions, departments, and publications. Notes on headquarters in Washington and the 64 page journal, Education, and related bulletins and yearbooks.
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National Education Association
Philadelphia
J. W. Crantree
National Education Answer
Nae Menst
Whiteadelphia
Civne
Maefreshed Mudh
National
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Tewyora
American General Association
Dantism
Philadetynia
Ihan
Worl Krom
Assorlation
Washington, D.C
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Claireates
Teachers‘association
The
Nations Association
Dale
Wales
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Mien
Mary Medkimmon
Tiarce Acopt
Brookline
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Prealdante
Irudore Whitttai T. Harrie
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Ba Flan Touns
Charlie Eliot
David Starr Jordan
Washington, D. C
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National Educations Association
Menearch
Department of Superintendande
America
Embezzling Charge Faced by Coal Company Official
George Le Kerr, former assistant cashier for Consolidation Coal in West Virginia, pleaded guilty in criminal court to embezzling about 13423,222.60 from the firm. The case covers a bonding period with the company and bond provider, and the judge sentenced Kerr to years in prison.
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Fairmont
George le Kerr
West Virginia
The
Consolidation Coal Company
Criminal Court
Tra
Ame Ortaxe
Kerra Boot
Anorta Judge 1. & Schwenck
Kerr van Nollen faces second indictment after confession
A second indictment is found against Kerr van Nollen at the request of the prosecuting attorney following his confession at Moyndsville State Penitentiary.
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Moyndsvile
Kerr van Nollen
High Class Crook Slain by Gang in New York
Charles Caffrey, known as a bold criminal with concealed weapons and grand larceny records, was shot twice in the chest and found slain on a street corner after a seven hour delay. A murder investigation unfolds as police pursue suspects amid underworld mystery.
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New York
Charles Caffrey
Chase
I Atreat Sleaner
Caffrey
Earault
Grand Lnrceny
Autor
Tooblte
Train Fire At Cryntai Shocks Utah Town
Preliminary reports indicate a deadly train fire near Cryntai Utah with unknown fatalities. Officials including Colonel Hreesee of Lag Verne and conductor Atkins provided conflicting details as investigators combed wreckage and pieced together events from Wednesday.
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Sality
Utah
Cryntai
Hreesee
Lag Verne
Yeaterday
Lenge
Atkina
Threk
Train Journey Fragments Prompt Unclear Reported
Illegible OCR fragment mentions travel on a sleeper car with tickets and a person named Journeys. No clear incident, date, or location available.
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Bisrengern
Phek
100 Foot Viaduct Collapse in Jersey City
A 100 foot viaduct on West Street in Jersey City collapsed today, sending tons of steel and concrete into the rail yard. The fall blocked six railroad tracks and destroyed two buildings, interrupting storage yard operations. No injuries reported at this time.
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Jersey City
Nod
Jung
Lrlo
Viaduct Collapse After Train Breaks Restraint
An incident report notes a jet passenger train car broke a restraining bumper, sweeping away steel supports and causing a viaduct collapse. No injuries were reported as the airbrake failure on the last car contributed to the incident.
Pickford Kidnap Plotters Held in Landmark Case
Los Angeles June 19 The conviction of Charles Z. Stevens and Claude A. Holcomb on a charge of conspiring to kidnap actress Mary Pickford was upheld by the district court. The ruling confirms the duo’s involvement in the alleged plot and sustains the prior verdict.
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Los Angeles
Charles Z. Stevens
Claude A. Holcomb
Mary Pickford
Bim
Court of Appeals Here Emphasizes Kidnap Plot Theme
Sevens and Holcomb were convicted to a year each in a case involving an alleged kidnapping plot against an actress. Evidence showed they and Adrian J. Wood planned to abduct the actress and hold her for a $1,000,000 ransom, though Wood was acquitted.
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Court of Appeals
Sevens
Holcomb
Adrian J. Wood
Three Die in Truck Crash Near Gallipolis Ohio
Gallipolis Ohio June 18 Three men were fatally hurt when their truck left a highway near here and overturned. The victims were Albert Slater 40 and Paul Sigter.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Threa Whien
Here
Albert Slater
Hla
Paul Sigter
Two Sigter Siblings Die After Tragic Accident
Albert Berger aged 30 and another man were involved as the younger Sigter and Serger were killed instantly while the elder Sigter died shortly after the crash.
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Albert Berger
Alt
Sigter
Serger
Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator Showcase In Enamel Finish
A store advertises a range of refrigerators including side-icers front-icers narrow tall pedeserators short wide models and a white enamel and golden oak finish. The centerpiece is the famous Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator.
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Leonard
We Are Featuring a Three-Piece Fibre Suite
This week we feature a well constructed fibre suite including a six foot settee a chair and a rocker all upholstered in tapestry. Finished in brown the chair and rocker are large and roomy. The whole suite is priced at 73.50 dollars reflecting quality.
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Axminster
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Sheffield
Dorrie
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