Cincinnati plan aims to fuse college and shop education
At the National Association of Manufacturers meeting in New York, E F DuBrul outlined Cincinnati's cooperative technical education plan. The program blends six years of real work in shops with university study to train practical engineers, hoping to reshape school curricula nationwide.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Astor Gallery
Waldorf-Astoria
Cincinnati
E.F. DuBrul
United States
Oxford
Cambridge
Froebel
Technical College
University of Cincinnati
Engineering College and Technical School
Boston Commercial
Herman Schneider
Robert Wuest
Hotel Astor
Machinery Club
New York City
Fulton, Terminal
Church Street
Engineering College
Schneider
Massachusetts
Worcester
Fitchburg
St. Louis
Nominations Delay Ohio Postmasters and Social Club Incorporators
Congress may adjourn without confirming several Ohio Postmaster nominations, sparking partisan pressure in the Buckeye delegation. The article also notes moves to create a Congressional Club social organization in Washington with incorporators including Mrs. Foraker and Mrs. Longworth, alongside related actions in the House on canal studies and a Mines Bureau bill.
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Munsexy Building
Wash
Hinerton
D. C
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Congress
Ohio
House
Senate
Foraker
Buckeye
Goebel
Flora
Mt. Healthy
Dawes
Weems
Douglas
Howland
Mouser
Thomas
Cole
Tarding
Probasco
Harry Probasco
Cincinnati
Railways and Canals Committee
Kahn
California
Congressional Club
United States
Third House
Joseph B. Foraker
Nicholas Longworth
J. Eugene Harding
Timothy T. Ansberry
Edward L., Taylor, Jr
Matthew R. Denver
Ralph D. Cole
G. E. Mouser
Albert Douglas
James Kennedy
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
Committee On Mines and Mining
Night Riders Ramp Up in Kentucky Tobacco War
In Kentucky’s tobacco belt night riders expand raids destroying plant beds in Henry and Scott counties. Farmers report beatings and arson as authorities tighten, with forecasts that a tiny crop may be raised this season amid prosecutions that are feared too mild.
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Lexington
Night Riders
Kentucky
Fifty Millions to Goal Fleet
Washington May 24 Approximately 50 million dollars is the coal cost estimate for the Atlantic battle ship fleet after its world cruise The figure covers coal needed from San Francisco to Hampton Roads via Honolulu Manila and the Suez Canal The Navy reports potential free coal from Australia but the government will use American coal for the entire voyage
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Washington
San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
Manila
Suez Canal
Bureau of
Navy Department
America Monitors Kongo Developments From Brussels
The American Legation in Brussels reports close monitoring of Kongo events. No formal demands have reached Belgium, but passive support is extended to Britain whose goals include free trade and ending forced labor by Africans, aligning with humanitarian aims of the Berlin treaty.
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Brussels
Great Britain
Belgium
Berlin
Lightning Kills Golf Club Member in St Louis
W. P. Howard a wealthy commission merchant and Glen Echo Golf Club member was struck by lightning during a heavy storm in St Louis. He sought shelter under a tree when the bolt struck, killing him instantly.
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ST Louis
W. P. Howard
St. Louis
Engineer killed at light plant in Lawrenceburg
George W. Eberhardt city engineer at Lawrenceburgs municipal electric plant was electrocuted while near a live switchboard early today. His body lay on the floor after a piercing cry was heard by Henry Hiller who alerted Officer Ambroster. Eberhardt, a Fire Company No. 2 member, died despite physicians efforts. In Hamilton Henry Foy an engineer at the city electric light plant was struck with paralysis at his home ending his long service to the Fire Department.
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Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
Ind
George W. Eberhardt
Municipal Electric
Henry Hiller
Ambroster
Eberhardt
Fire Company No. 2
Dispatch
Hamilton
Henry Foy
City Electric Light Plant
North Tenth Street
City Fire Department
End Near as Congress Aims to Adjourn This Week
Washington May 24 reports say both Senate and House will push to adjourn at the earliest possible time this week. Work has centered on conference reports and appropriation bills with supply measures near final adjustments. The deficiency bill is held to last to fund omnibus public buildings provisions. final adjournment expected Thursday.
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Ohio
Senate
Charles H. Clark
Mr. Sterling
John K. Niesz
Maumee
J. L. Gillmer
Hubbard
Henrys. Winsper
East Palestine
H. A. Shafer
Navarre
Lee L. Cassady
Dresden
William A. Campbell
Lima
Stephen L Smith
Bellefontaine
Charles L. Thompson
Georgetown
William E. Halley
Greenville
Lee G. Pennock
Urbana
Samuel
Henry T. Bannon
Portsmouth
Bannon
T. T. Ansberry
House Committee On Railways and Canals
Toledo
Chicago
Defiance
Ansberry
Congress
Gilliams
Indiana
Tawney
Minnesota
Douglas
Hobson
Alabama
Washington
House
Port of La Guayra Reopens After Plague Calm
President Cas tro decrees opening La Guayra port to United States and European trade starting tomorrow and to coastwise and interior trade on Friday as bubonic plague cases end. American gunboat Paducah arrives at Puerto Cabello and transport plans for Consul Moffat to Guantanamo are arranged amid lingering destitution and relief efforts.
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Caracas
Castro
la Guayra
United States
Paducah
Puerto Cabello
Thomas P. Moffat
Guantanamo
Merchants’ Committee
Castro blocks Gulf of Paria ports harming Trinidad trade
President Castro bans vessels bound for Trinidad from Venezuelan Gulf ports and orders the Venezuelan Consul in Trinidad to deny clearance. Indignation grows as 1000 tons of foodstuffs destined for Ciudad Bolivar lie rotting in warehouses, hurting Orinoco districts and cocoa trade.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Castro
Gulf of Paria
Venezuela
Maturin
la Guayra
Ciudad Bolivar
New York
Europe
Orinoco
Great Balloon Race Planned by Aero Club in London
London May 24. To crown the International Aeronautic Federation meeting in London May 27 the Aero Club of the United Kingdom organizes a balloon race from Hurlingham May 30. Thirty-one balloons from Britain Germany France Belgium and Switzerland compete. The American club could not participate. The point-to-point race depends on wind and weather and covers about sixty to seventy miles from London within coast safety margins.
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London
International Aeronautic Federation
Aero Club of
United Kingdom
Hurlingham
Great Britain
Germany
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Bonfires to Greet Fleet Outside Sydney
Arrangements set for British Australian and China squadrons to meet the American battleships when they arrive off Sydney. Huge bonfires will be lit on headlands upon receipt of a flash signal announcing sighting of the fleet.
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Sydney
Australia
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