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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1916
Page
6
The United States, acting on its own behalf, renewed representations to Germany over Belgian deportations. Belgium’s Havenith told Secretary Lansing that over 100000 Belgians have been deported and the pace is about 3000 per week, prompting U S action on humanitarian grounds.
Discussion notes difficulties in improving local schools causing greater effort and progress. A second reform introduces a standard scale for all schools, with rural campuses required to meet set scores. The scale rates grounds, fencing, buildings, and outer structures.
Discussion covered school standards based on percentage scores for facilities, teaching quality, and teacher training. A banquet at Parish House honored 254 teachers with five courses and toasts by officials and educators highlighting time, efficiency, western opportunities, teaching to live, and college persistence. British soldiers are photographed en route to the front in crowded gondolas due to limited railways.
Dr. Philander P. Claxton endorses a new Bureau of Education bulletin titled Persons Hygiene written by Susanna Cocroft of Chicago. The guide stresses teacher health, cleanliness, diet, exercise, breathing, posture, and daily routines, urging practical habits for body and mind to improve education.
County superintendents from Laramie Natrona Washakie and others gathered in the Plains hotel tea room for a Wyoming State Teachers association convention session. Mrs Mamie BE Hefferon opened remarks praised the agenda with Miss May Hamilton presiding and introducing the afternoon topics. Mr Mary Hatfield spoke on Eighth Grade Examinations.
Desperate Romanian forces waver under German advance as Columna units report captures near Campulung and Pitesci. Romanian grain stores and oil faced destruction as retreating troops pull back toward Bucharest. Austrian front artillery clashes and raids disrupt regional outlook with Grigno target noted.
Kansas City Mo Dec 1 The cattle disease here is diagnosed as stomatitis not foot and mouth disease. Federal experts say quarantines in local stockyards may be lifted in a few days with restrictions likely to be removed soon.
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